Vice President Joe Biden answers questions during an online town hall covering gun reform on Tuesday. (NBC News)
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Former National Hispanic Co-Chair for John McCain's 2008 presidential campaign, Ana Navarro; the New York Times' David Brooks; Former White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs; and Chairman of the Faith and Freedom coalition Ralph Reed debate what Capitol Hill needs to do to address illegal immigration. (Meet the Press)
President Obama lays out his plan for a sweeping immigration reform at a campaign-style event in Las Vegas. Watch his entire speech. (NBC News)
A bipartisan group of senators, led by Democrat Chuck Schumer and Republican John McCain, have reached agreement on a framework to overhaul the nation's immigration system. (NBC News)
After months of studying the grounds of Florida's largest reform school, a team of anthropologists identify 19 more graves suggesting more boys were allegedly tortured and killed there. WFLA's Yolanda Fernandez reports. (NBC News)
Britain's Foreign Secretary William Hague visited the home in Burma where opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi spent 15-years under house arrest. It's the first time a British foreign minister has visited since the military coup in 1962. ITV's John Irvine reports. (Nightly News)
Unsatisfied with the slow pace of reform and feeling betrayed by the military, thousands of Egyptians gathered in Cairo's Tahrir Square on Friday to demand faster change. NBC's Richard Engel reports from Cairo. (Nightly News)
Thousands of university students in Chile stage a kissing rally rather than continuing with violent demonstrations in their efforts demanding reform in education standards and costs. TODAY.com's Dara Brown reports. (TODAY)
Pro-democracy movements across the Mideast tried to gain momentum on Friday but met with resistance from entrenched leaders determined to fight back. NBC's Ron Allen reports. (Nightly News)
On the one-year anniversary of Obama signing the health-care overhaul into law, Americans are still divided, and still confused. (Nightly News)