70-year-old Theophilus Charles sits inside his house, which was heavily damaged by Hurricane Ida in Houma, Louisiana.
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Things got very hairy for NBC News reporter Shaquille Brewster during a live Hurricane Ida report from Gulfport, MS.
Some guy jumps out of a pickup truck and angrily confronts Brewster's crew, prompting a shaken Craig Melvin to express extreme concern for his colleague.
@true_blue79_ It was super quick. And to be honest, it’s the end of the month. People don’t have a lot of money. And I’m not just talking about people on welfare. The people who get paid on the first and fifteenth too.
Between #HurricaneIda and last year’s ice storm.. I don’t want to hear a damn thing about women buying blankets and scented candles all the time. We’re just prepping.
Generosity that supports the weak, consoles the afflicted, relieves suffering and restores dignity to those stripped of it, is a condition for a fully human life. #WorldDayOfThePoor
Ryan Clark on why fans booed when players linked arms before the Texans vs Chiefs game: "Because you're doing stuff for Black people." Via (@FirstTake)