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Texas Democrats ended their walkout and returned as Republicans advance a redistricting plan that would likely create five new GOP congressional seats.
The agent for Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson took a swipe at the team for choosing Daniel Jones as the Week 1 starter.
Rep. Wesley Hunt, R-TX, whose apartment complex was robbed in DC, pushed back at Democrats criticizing President Donald Trump for military presence.
"The Thursday Murder Club" star Pierce Brosnan revealed he'd be open to a James Bond franchise return if director Denis Villeneuve had "something up his sleeve."
Vice President JD Vance negotiated with the UK government to drop demands for Apple to provide backdoor access to encrypted user data and iCloud services.
Hurricane Erin is impacting the East Coast with dangerous conditions forcing the closure of popular beaches during the peak of summer. While not expected to make landfall, a state of emergency has still been declared for North Carolina’s Outer Banks. NBC’s Aaron Gilchrist reports for TODAY.
Just hours after President Donald Trump's summit with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Russia launched a new wave of fiery attacks across Ukraine. It comes as Trump says Putin has agreed to meet with Zelenskyy but the Kremlin is playing down the prospect. NBC’s Peter Alexander reports for TODAY from the White House.
Curtis Sliwa faces uphill battle against Democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani in NYC mayoral race, with polls showing Mamdani holding double-digit lead over competitors
Kate Gosselin reveals she "unhealthily coped" when dealing with empty nest syndrome after her kids left for college in candid TikTok video.
Utah mom Lizi Heaps, known as "The Food Nanny," promotes family dinners and home-cooked meals using heritage ingredients such as ancient Kamut flour. Fox News Digital spoke with her.
String of sexual assaults in Philadelphia neighborhood leads to arrest of 37-year-old suspect Dynel Walker after five alleged attacks on women within three weeks.
Millions of people across the western parts of the United States are coping with brutal temperatures, prompting cooling stations to pop up across the region. In Southern California, forecasters are predicting the worst heat wave so far this year, causing elevated fire dangers in the region. NBC’s Steve Patterson reports and TODAY’s Dylan Dreyer tracks the forecast.
