A federal judge in Texas will hold a hearing on Wednesday in a lawsuit that seeks to overturn the FDA’s approval of abortion pills.

We all know Lunchables — the miniature snack-pack filled with pieces of ham and crackers, or small DIY pizzas that have excited American children for years.

In a harsh blow to an already-reeling sector, Moody’s Investors Service on Monday cut its view on the entire banking system to negative from stable.

Months before it became the second-largest bank in U.S. history to fail, Silicon Valley Bank laid off 100 to 120 employees, according to an internal email seen by NBC News.

Pinterest added safety measures following an NBC News report that revealed men used the site to find photos of young girls. Senators are also seeking answers.

Meta will lay off 10,000 more workers and incur restructuring costs ranging from $3 billion to $5 billion, the company announced Tuesday, with CEO Mark Zuckerberg warning that economic instability could continue for “many years.”

The U.S. government on Monday sued Rite Aid Corp, accusing the pharmacy chain of missing “red flags” as it illegally filled hundreds of thousands of prescriptions for controlled substances, including opioids.

In the wake of the seizure of SVB by regulators, the U.S. economy may now find itself at the beginning of a new chapter.

In the wake of the swift collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank, a lot of people are wondering if their money in other banks are safe. NBC’s Vicky Nguyen answers viewer questions and shares critical tips for protecting finances.

The ripple effects from the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank are still being felt even after President Biden assured customers their deposits are safe, with medium-sized banks taking a major hit on Wall Street Monday. CNBC’s Brian Cheung provides insight for TODAY.