A major Hollywood actors’ union condemned reports that talent agents are looking to sign AI “actor” Tilly Norwood for representation.

Federal departments and agencies have put out guidance about which programs will stay open and which ones won’t during the funding lapse.

A government shutdown could add another headwind to an already-precarious economy, but most analysts say that even a prolonged hiatus would have only a limited impact on the wider U.S. economy.

President Trump and Defense Secretary Hegseth addressed U.S. military leaders in a rare joint meeting to lay out their new policy plans and guidelines. NBC News’ Courtney Kube breaks down what changes the president and the secretary of defense said they wanted to see in the military.

Coach, the luxury fashion retailer, is opening up coffee shops as a way to lure Gen Z shoppers to the stores. Coach says Gen Z and millennials make up nearly 70% of new customers. NBC News’ Christine Romans reports tonight from the Coach Coffee Shop in Elizabeth, New Jersey.

YouTube said Monday it would settle a lawsuit brought by President Donald Trump for more than $24 million, adding to a growing list of settlements with tech and media companies that have amassed millions of dollars for Trump’s projects

Two U.S. senators urged safety regulators on Monday to launch a formal probe into Tesla’s “Full Self-Driving” software after an NBC News investigation.

As the use of AI in the workplace increases, LinkedIn editor-in-chief Dan Roth joins TODAY to discuss ways to get familiar with AI, the most essential skills to know and which jobs are most affected by the evolving technology.

World No.2 Rory McIlroy received the brunt of the abuse at the Bethpage Black Course, on Long Island, where the 2025 Ryder Cup was held.

In a last-ditch effort to avoid a government shutdown, President Donald Trump is set to meet with Republican and Democratic leaders in Congress and help negotiate a spending deal. The White House is raising the stakes, issuing guidance to federal agencies that the administration will immediately begin mass layoffs if the government shuts down. Democrats believe it is nothing more than an intimidation tactic. NBC’s Ryan Nobles reports for TODAY.