FBI agents raided the Maryland home of President Donald Trump’s former national security adviser John Bolton Friday morning. A source describes it as a “national security investigation in search of classified records.” NBC’s Peter Alexander reports for TODAY.

As the Trump administration loosens enforcement by the FTC and the FDA of unproven health claims, allies in Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s “medical freedom” movement are pushing to permanently roll back the protections.

A federal judge in Miami ruled Thursday that “Alligator Alcatraz,” the contested migrant detention facility in the Florida Everglades, can remain operational for now, but it cannot be expanded and no additional detainees can be brought in.

Hundreds of National Guard troops have been deployed to the capital, which the Trump administration says is being done in an effort to combat crime.

Two top House Democrats are demanding documents and internal communications related to the federal approval process behind Skydance’s $8 billion acquisition of the media conglomerate Paramount, the parent company of CBS.Reps.

The U.S. lost about 1 million immigrants from January to June, even though the unauthorized population hit a record-setting 14 million two years ago.

Concessions have been made between the United States and the European Union on a trade deal focusing on pharmaceuticals, lumber and semiconductors. NBC News’ Brian Cheung reports on how the deal was reached.

The Federal Trade Commission sued the operators of LA Fitness and other gyms on Wednesday, saying they have made it exceedingly difficult to cancel memberships. The FTC accuses the company of illegally charging customers hundreds of millions in unwanted recurring fees.

Arizona Iced Tea has famously remained 99 cents since 1992, but founder and CEO Don Vultaggio says the price is becoming harder to maintain. Despite tariffs from the Trump administration impacting the cost of aluminum, he says he has no plan to raise the price per can. NBC’s Savannah Sellers reports for TODAY.

The United States has agreed to limit tariffs on pharmaceuticals, lumber and semiconductors imported from the European Union to 15%, according to an agreement released Thursday