Jul 19 Sun

After the U.S. vowed to punish Iran for killing two U.S. forces in Jordan, another service member has been killed in action in northern Iraq. Officials say they have also recovered unidentified remains at the site of a deadly attack in Jordan where U.S. service members were killed. NBC News' Keir Simmons has the latest. Parts of the Southeast could see wind gusts reach 70 mph, putting millions of Americans under severe weather threat. Meanwhile cleanup is underway in the Northeast after powerful storms pummeled the region, with tornadoes touching down in Pennsylvania. And Canadian wildfire smoke continues to blanket parts of the Midwest with Minneapolis, Detroit and Chicago ranking amongst the worst air quality in the world. NBC News' Valerie Castro reports. The FBI will no longer investigate assault confrontations with ICE agents, according to two people familiar with the directives. According to those sources, FBI special agents in charge of field offices and agents in those field offices were told Thursday that the FBI would no longer investigate cases of assault against a federal officer. NBC News' Julie Tsirkin reports. Taylor Farms expanded their recall of iceberg lettuce to 27 states over concerns they may contain cyclospora, a parasite that causes severe stomach illness. The FDA says the parasite was detected in a sample of lettuce that was not a part of an original recall for five states. NBC News' Priscilla Thompson has the latest. Police are searching for a group of individuals who gained entry to Eagles running back Saquon's Barkley's home early Saturday morning. Authorities say Barkley and his family were home at the time of the invasion but were not harmed. NBC News' Morgan Chesky reports. NBC News' Hallie Jackson sat down with Burger King President Tom Curtis to discuss how his company, famous for its Whopper burgers, is positioning itself at a time when more and more Americans turn to GLP-1s to lose weight.