The president has been calling for Congress to pass an assault weapons ban, universal background checks and help states adopt and strengthen red flag laws, the White House said.

Soaring Gaza death toll fuels growing U.S. alarm

The U.S. economy saw job creation decelerate in October, confirming persistent expectations for a slowdown and possibly taking some heat off the Federal Reserve in its fight against inflation.

The new class of weight loss drugs like Ozempic, Wegovy and Mounjaro work to suppress appetite, which means users are reaching for sugary and salty foods less often. That change in eating behaviors is having an economic impact on snack companies, Wall Street and beyond. NBC’s Vicky Nguyen reports for TODAY.

Before early October, Motaz Azaiza’s Instagram account documented life in Gaza to about 25,000 followers with a mix of daily life and the ongoing hostilities between Israel and Hamas.

A Florida roofing company expects to pick up more business this month after it launched a promotion Wednesday offering an AR-15 and a turkey to anyone who buys a roof.

Illinois nurse Becky Bliefnick was killed a year after being denied an emergency restraining against ex-husband Tim Bliefnick. He was convicted of her murder this year.

The $1.8 billion Realtors verdict could shake up the housing market, but it’s unclear when millions of Americans will know how the decision will affect real estate costs.

A second woman has come forward with allegations against Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler, saying he sexually assaulted her when she was a teenager decades ago.

The NYPD said it is conducting an “internal review” following the spread of a video on social media that appears to show an officer using a homophobic slur.