President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday paving the way for a TikTok deal that could transfer majority ownership of the app to Americans.

A group of the country’s top economic leaders, including every living former Federal Reserve chair, filed an amicus brief with the Supreme Court on Thursday in support of Fed governor Lisa Cook, who President Donald Trump is seeking to remove

Data released Thursday reflects the resilience of the U.S. economy, even as concerns about the job market and inflation persist.U.S.

The fall is the perfect time to get your finances in order before the end of the year. NBC’s Christine Romans joins TODAY to share helpful tips for meeting fall financial goals, including anticipating money deadlines, paying down debt, clearing out unnecessary expenses and more.

Starbucks said Thursday that it will eliminate 900 nonretail jobs and “close many open positions.”The coffee retailer will also shutter some of its underperforming stores, CEO Brian Niccol told employees in a memo.

With a government shutdown looming, the Trump administration is threatening to fire federal employees if a deal to fund the government isn’t reached in less than a week. Usually, if the government shuts down some workers go on unpaid leave, but the White House is now raising the stakes saying additional jobs will be lost. NBC’s Ryan Nobles reports for TODAY.

Authorities said a detainee was killed in a shooting at a Dallas ICE facility that DHS said was an attack against ICE agents. The acting ICE director said the gunman was “randomly shooting” at the facility striking a van holding detainees. NBC News’ Priscilla Thompson reports.

President Donald Trump is expected to sign a deal Thursday to facilitate the sale of TikTok from a Chinese-based company to a group of American investors, two senior White House officials told NBC News

Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, told reporters following a shooting at a Dallas ICE facility that political violence needed to stop and rebuked politicians who have been critical of the agency.

Joe Rothrock, special agent in charge of the Dallas FBI, said that the bureau was investigating the shooting at a Dallas ICE facility as an act of “targeted violence.” Rothrock also said that rounds found near the deceased shooter had anti-ICE messages.FBI investigating ICE facility shooting as act of ‘targeted violence’