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From alarm clocks to pajamas, here are 6 Real Simple Sleep Award winners

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  • Lusia Harris, the only woman to be drafted by the NBA, dies at age 66

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  • Woman takes selfie on top of her car as it sinks into a river

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  • Mother and daughter build a snowman for Sunday Mug Shots

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  • Thousands expected at DC rally protesting vaccine mandates

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  • Chuck Todd: ‘Does the US care more about Europe’s security than Europe?’

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  • US and UK accuse Russia of planning to topple Ukraine’s president

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  • Goldie Hawn reveals fame ‘was a happy accident’ but overwhelming struggle

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  • Looking back at President Biden’s first year in office

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  • How pandemic fatigue has changed the way Americans look at COVID-19

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  • Woodstock co-creator Michael Lang dies at 77

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  • Campbell’s releases candle that smells like tomato soup

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  • Young fan (and future limbo champion) shows how low she can go for Sunday Mug Shots

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  • Steve Martin, Martin Short talk ‘Only Murders in the Building’, two-man road show

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  • American workers are becoming their own bosses through ‘The Great Resignation’

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  • Louisiana governor pardons civil rights leader a century after conviction

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  • Maxine McNair, mother who lost daughter to KKK church bombing, dies at 93

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  • Baltimore bakery gives food to stranded travelers in 20-hour I-95 traffic jam

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TODAY

Meet the New Yorker’s first known African American female cartoonist

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In this week’s Sunday Closer, NBC’s Kristen Welker sits down with Elizabeth Montague, who is the first known African American woman to have a cartoon published in the New Yorker. “I'm really proud of myself and that I've done this,” the 24-year-old says.Feb. 16, 2020

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    Mahershala Ali talks living his dream as a leading man in Hollywood

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  • Why 5G networks are cause for concern in air travel

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  • How restaurants are evolving from a crippling pandemic and changing job market

    03:36

  • Lusia Harris, the only woman to be drafted by the NBA, dies at age 66

    02:36

  • Woman takes selfie on top of her car as it sinks into a river

    05:19

  • Mother and daughter build a snowman for Sunday Mug Shots

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