Sephora’s beauty director shops the Sephora Savings Event, too — here’s what she’s buying this year She’s a top-tier Beauty Insider and has the receipts (and barely zippable makeup bag) to prove it.

Sephora's beauty director shares what she's shopping during the Sephora Savings Event with @nbcselect.nbcnews.com

South Koreans breathe sighs of relief as escaped wolf is returned to zoo safely The male wolf, named Neukgu, burrowed out of his enclosure on April 8, prompting a search that gripped the nation and raised fears about his safety.

The South Korean internet erupted in celebration as a 2-year-old wolf that escaped from a zoo in South Korea was safely captured after a nine-day search that kept the nation on edge and made it a national celebrity.

Age verification is coming for the internet — and it’s already raising red flags Legislative efforts to age-gate parts of the internet are gaining traction. Some experts warn of compliance complications and data security breaches.

What began as an effort to bolster kids’ safety online has morphed in recent months into a broader debate over privacy and anonymity on the internet.

Farmers across the country are facing uncertainty as the war with Iran causes rising costs and volatility in the global market. NBC News' Maggie Vespa travels to Hull, Illinois, to speak with farmers about the impact.

Iran reimposes 'strict control' over Strait of Hormuz, citing continued U.S. naval blockade The strait will not be fully reopened “until America allows full freedom of navigation for vessels traveling from Iran,” Iranian military officials indicated.

BREAKING: Iran's military said it has reimposed "strict control" over the Strait of Hormuz, citing a continued U.S. naval blockade.

U.S. Central Command releases a video it says shows a warship enforcing its blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.

Can eating local honey really help with seasonal allergies? We asked experts Spoiler alert: Eating the sticky stuff isn’t going to stop you from sneezing every time you step outside.

Eating the sticky stuff isn’t going to stop you from sneezing every time you step outside, experts tell @nbcselect.nbcnews.com

Congress isn't doing enough to protect staff from sexual misconduct, lawmakers say Some female lawmakers are taking action, providing forums for staffers to report sexual misconduct while pushing for larger reforms.

The House and Senate both have ethics committees, which investigate wrongdoing by members of Congress, but a number of lawmakers complain those panels are too slow — creating the potential for continued harassment — and that more needs to be done to protect young staffers in the workplace.

The Iran war’s next hidden cost: Higher prices for plastic Last year, the Middle East accounted for around 42% of global exports of polyethylene, the key ingredient in most plastic packaging.

The price of polyethylene, the key ingredient in most plastic packaging, has soared alongside oil prices due to the war in Iran.

Dangerous storms bring tornado and flash floods risk to millions this weekend A whirlwind of severe weather is bound to hit the country today and this weekend, including more flooding and record high temperatures.

Tornadoes and flooding are possible this weekend as roller-coaster weather sweeps the country, with some states experiencing summer-like temperatures as high as 90 degrees despite being in the middle of spring.

Steve Kornacki: How a traditionally Republican area helped deliver a progressive victory in New Jersey Analilia Mejia carried turf that had long been a GOP stronghold on her way to posting another big Democratic overperformance in a special House election.

Democrat Analilia Mejia's nearly 20-point victory over Republican Joe Hathaway in a special election means that a wide swath of New Jersey suburbia will now be represented in Congress by a progressive organizer.

A federal judge on issues a new order halting construction of President Trump's much-touted new White House ballroom, finding the administration was using fancy footwork to try to sidestep his previous ruling.

Taking train to New Jersey World Cup games? It’ll cost fans $150 Gov. Mikie Sherrill said that FIFA put “put zero dollars toward transporting World Cup fans” and that the state would incur $48 million in costs to host eight games.

Days after the high cost of World Cup fees became a political football, officials in New Jersey revealed the final price fans will face just to get to the stadium.

After content creator Arielle Fodor, known online as Mrs. Frazzled, endorsed Eric Swalwell’s gubernatorial run, a flood of DMs led her to investigate allegations that ultimately contributed to his downfall.

Is your supplement stack really boosting longevity? With limited clinical evidence linking supplements to longevity, doctors and scientists recommend other ways to support healthy aging.

That supplement “stack,” all the vitamins, minerals and other performance-enhancing pills and powders downed daily, may be working — but probably not the way you expect.

85-year-old widow detained by ICE returns home, France's foreign minister says The French woman, who was married to an American military veteran, returned home to France after being held in U.S. immigration custody since April 1.

An 85-year-old French widow of an American military veteran who was in immigration custody has returned home, France's foreign minister says.

Son of 2nd patient who died after seeing Florida surgeon describes family’s heartbreak: ‘It’s just not right’ Dorothy Dorsett, 70, died more than a week after Dr. Thomas Shaknovsky performed surgery on her in 2023, according to court records.

The son of the second patient who died after seeing a Florida surgeon is speaking out for the first time.

“My mom looked at me and just said, ‘It is what it is. I’ve lived a good life. And I had to sit there and watch her die.”

Crowds celebrated in the streets of southern Lebanon after a 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon went into effect. Despite the ceasefire, Israeli PM Netanyahu said Israel hadn’t agreed to withdraw troops from southern Lebanon, a key Hezbollah demand.

Garret Anderson, World Series champion with Angels, dies at 53 The outfielder was remembered as "one of our franchise’s most beloved icons," said the team's owner.

Longtime MLB player Garret Anderson, who won a World Series with the Los Angeles Angels in 2002, has died, the team announces.

Sunscreen sticks are easy to use, but do they work as well as lotions? Experts weigh in Sunscreen sticks are an effective, easy and mess-free way to apply sunscreen and protect your skin from UVA/UVB rays.

Sunscreen sticks are an effective, easy and mess-free way to apply sunscreen and protect your skin from UVA/UVB rays.

Caroline Kennedy was 'laughing so hard' at her portrayal in 'Love Story,' son Jack Schlossberg said Schlossberg also slammed the FX series for not portraying his uncle, John F. Kennedy Jr., as the serious person he was.

Caroline Kennedy got a good laugh out of Grace Gummer's portrayal of her younger self in Ryan Murphy's "Love Story," Jack Schlossberg says.

Pope Leo XIV greeted by crowd of 120,000 in Cameroon as he attacks uneven distribution of wealth Some spent the night on the ground, battling mosquitoes, to stake out their spot for the pontiff's Mass in the economic capital of Cameroon.

Pope Leo XIV used a Mass attended by more than 100,000 people in Cameroon to openly criticize the uneven distribution of wealth.

Daughter of missing woman in Bahamas speaks out, revisits boat where mom and stepfather lived In a Dateline exclusive, Karli Aylesworth visited the boat where her missing mother, Lynette Hooker, lived with her stepfather, Brian Hooker, who remains a suspect in her disappearance.

For the first time since her mother’s disappearance, the daughter of a Michigan woman who went missing in the Bahamas visits a boat where her mother lived with her stepfather.

Trump expected to nominate ousted FEMA chief to lead agency again Hamilton previously served as FEMA's acting head last year, but was removed after he testified before Congress against eliminating the agency.

President Trump is expected to nominate Cameron Hamilton to serve as administrator of FEMA, nearly a year after he was removed as its acting head following testimony to Congress in which he defended the agency's existence.

The crucial Strait of Hormuz trade route "is declared completely open" for commercial vessels by a designated route, Iran's foreign minister said, adding that the move was made in line with the Israel-Lebanon ceasefire.

Oil prices plunge 10% after Iran says Strait of Hormuz is open for commercial vessels Stocks also jumped sharply in morning trading. It was not immediately clear if ships would need to pay a toll to Iran.

The price of oil plunges sharply, and U.S. stock indexes open at new all-time highs after the Iranian foreign minister says the Strait of Hormuz is open to commercial vessels.

The crucial Strait of Hormuz trade route "is declared completely open" for commercial vessels by a designated route, Iran's foreign minister said.

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Ex-Alabama football player accused of wearing wigs to impersonate NFL players in loan fraud scheme Luther Davis played on the 2009 Crimson Tide national championship team.

A former University of Alabama football player donned makeup and wigs during an elaborate multimillion-dollar fraud scheme in which he secured loans pretending to be NFL players, federal authorities say.

California warehouse worker accused of arson raged online against capitalist greed Friends say Chamel Abdulkarim grew increasingly agitated about politics in recent months, before prosecutors accused him of burning down his workplace and of comparing himself to Luigi Mangione.

In the weeks before Chamel Abdulkarim is alleged to have set fire to the warehouse where he worked in Southern California, reducing half a billion dollars of household paper goods to smoldering ash, he was posting political memes and bashing billionaires.

Although it has been nearly a week since the four Artemis II astronauts completed their mission around the moon, the crew said that they have not yet fully come down to Earth mentally or been able to reflect on the big moments of their journey.