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NBC News' George Solis reports on Hurricane Melissa's fast approach to the island of Jamaica where debris has started to fly and low lying roads are starting to flood.

American Peter Kong and his family are hunkered down in their hotel room in Jamaica as Hurricane Melissa approaches. Stocked up on food and water, Kong spoke to NBC News' Joe Fryer and Savannah Sellers about his current situation and said he and his ...

NBC News' Valerie Castro takes a look at Javier Milei's relationship with President Donald Trump following his sweep of the midterms in Argentina.

Survival International has released a new report that details the threats facing uncontacted peoples around the world. The report estimates that nearly 65% of indigenous groups face threats from logging, mining and agribusiness.

"The main reason that no one else has tried to build something like this is that it doesn't really have any use," one expert told NBC News.

At least 196 of these uncontacted Indigenous groups remain, half of whom could be wiped out in under 10 years, according to a new report by Survival International.

One suspect was arrested in Paris' Charles de Gaulle Airport as he was preparing to leave the country, French authorities said.

The most powerful storm to hit the region since 1988 could inundate some areas of eastern Jamaica with up to 40 inches of rain.

The incidents unfolded Sunday afternoon and involved two California-based naval aircraft. All personnel involved were safely recovered.

One week after four thieves swept through the Louvre in just seven minutes, the first arrests have been made in a case that exposed critical security weaknesses. The suspects are being questioned by authorities and can be held 96 hours without charge ...