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NTSB investigators say the crash left a massive debris field, with everything in the plane's path burned. The investigators add the plane's black boxes have been located and its left engine was found between the two runways. NBC News' Tom Costello reports. The FBI says a thwarted terror plot has now grown to include three more arrests across the country. NBC News' Tom Winter has the late details. In Mexico, a man who groped President Sheinbaum and tried to kiss her is in police custody. The incident is reigniting a national and global conversation about harassment. NBC News' Ellison Barber has the story. In California investigators have been looking for Melodee Buzzard since last month. Officials say new images show Buzzard and her mother in disguise appearing to be wearing wigs - days before her school reported her missing. NBC News' Steve Patterson has the story. Justices presented sharp questions to the administration's lawyer over President Trump's authority to issue tariffs without the participation of Congress. NBC News' Senior Legal Correspondent explains why a decision on tariffs could come soon. President Trump weighed in on wins by Democrats in NY, NJ and VA. Trump said that Democrats were expected to win in the blue states, but that the federal government shutdown hurt the GOP. NBC News' Sam Brock reports. NBC News' Matt Bradley reports from inside Gaza, where destruction stretches for miles in one of the war's fiercest battlegrounds. In the same area, Hamas recently handed over the remains of the last American hostage. There is good news tonight in Jacksonville Florida, where a Sheriff's Office has managed to recruit seven former NFL players. NBC News' Kathy Park caught up with two officers who traded in their helmet and shoulder pads for a badge and a gun.
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