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Bella LoBue

  • National Network Desk, Domestic Newsgathering Researcher, NBC News
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Paramount accuses Netflix of ‘scorched-earth’ campaign against Warner Bros. deal

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By Daniel Arkin Verified, Bella LoBue
| NBC News Verified
June 9, 2026, 11:32 AM EDT Paramount Skydance has accused Netflix of spearheading a “scorched-earth campaign to try and poison regulators and other stakeholders” against its $110 billion purchase of rival Hollywood studio Warner Bros. Discovery.
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Pilots ‘are fine’ after U.S. military helicopter goes down over Strait of Hormuz, Trump says Original

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By Dennis Romero Verified, Lauren Zola, Bella LoBue
| NBC News Verified
A U.S. military helicopter flying over the Strait of Hormuz went down Monday, but the two pilots on board “are fine,” President Donald Trump said. It’s unclear why the aircraft went down over the major shipping waterway, which has been a point of contention between the United States and Iran during their ongoing war. Trump, speaking to reporters before boarding Air Force One early Tuesday, said “the pilots are fine” and that no one was injured in the incident.
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United Airlines plane diverted and ‘unruly passenger’ detained after in-flight incident

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By Joe Kottke Verified, Bella LoBue
| NBC News Verified
May 30, 2026, 4:24 AM EDT A United flight bound for Minneapolis diverted to Dane County Regional Airport Friday night after reports of an unruly passenger, officials said. Flight UA2005, which originated in Chicago, “landed safely in Madison, Wisconsin to address a security concern with an unruly passenger,” a United spokesperson said. There were no reported injuries among the 147 passengers and six crew members on board.
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