The veteran journalist was diagnosed with transient global amnesia, which can cause sudden memory loss that can be rectified within hours.

As temperatures rise, so do summer electricity bills so NBC’s Vicky Nguyen joins TODAY to share ways to keep cool without burning through your budget. Tips include leaving your thermostat set to 78 degrees when you’re not home, weather sealing your windows to keep out hot air and more.

New data from job board Indeed finds the number of jobs that have listings with “AI” in the title have tripled from 2022 to 2026, from less than 3% to more than 8%.

The price of oil surged more than 7% after President Donald Trump said the ceasefire deal with Iran was “over,” and the United States was planning more strikes.

As digital price tags roll out at Walmart, there’s growing concern over so-called “surveillance pricing.” Walmart denies it’s changing prices as shoppers stroll the aisles, but some states are starting to pass laws banning personalized pricing. NBC News’ Brian Cheung reports.

Oil prices jumped 5% after attacks on tankers in the Strait of Hormuz prompted the Trump administration to revoke a sanctions waiver on sales of Iranian oil.

AI company Anthropic announced that it is moving its popular Claude Cowork agent to the cloud, making it accessible to users from multiple devices.

Despite rising inflation, Walmart announced sweeping price cuts on thousands of everyday essentials. The retail giant said you’ll see savings in groceries, including backyard cook-out items like ground beef, corn, ice cream and soda. It’s also lowering prices for household essentials, outdoor living items, toys and apparel.

Finance expert Farnoosh Torabi, host of the “So Money” podcast, joins TODAY’s Jenna Bush Hager and Sheinelle Jones to help viewers tackle financial dilemmas and share some smart money advice. Viewer questions include how to manage being a stay-at-home parent and more.

A recent survey found that over 60% of parents plant to start teaching their kids about money before the age of 12. Yanely Espinal, director of educational outreach at the nonprofit Next Gen Personal Finance and author of “Mind Your Money,” joins TODAY to share tools to help spark conversations with children about money habits.