Fresh data released this week underscored just how stuck the U.S. housing market is

In recent weeks, the Trump administration has targeted Democratic officials over allegations of mortgage fraud, a new front in an effort to undermine critics.

Israel is taking the first steps in a new offensive against Hamas in Gaza City, sparking protests among families of Hamas hostages who fear it will endanger their lives. NBC News’ Andrea Mitchell reports.

A New York state Department of Health employee who was charged with stalking and harassing family members of the slain UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson has been put on leave from his job

President Donald Trump said Wednesday on Truth Social that Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook “must resign, now!!!”Trump’s comment came after the director of the U.S.

Most parents stash money for their children in a traditional checking or savings account, but there are other options that could pay off in the long run. CNBC’s senior personal finance correspondent Sharon Epperson joins TODAY to share benefits of 592 plans, setting up investment accounts and more.

President Donald Trump has purchased at least $103 million worth of corporate and municipal bonds since taking office again in January, new filings show.

A new case of lottery fever is spreading across the United States ahead of Wednesday’s Powerball drawing with the jackpot jumping to more than $600 million. NBC’s Jesse Kirsch 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.

A Japanese convenience store chain has pulled its handmade rice balls, also known as onigiri, from shelves after employees were caught faking expiration dates.