President Donald Trump kicked off his trip to Asia on Sunday by presiding over the signing of an enhanced ceasefire agreement between Thailand and Cambodia that he helped mediate earlier this year.

President Donald Trump arrived in Southeast Asia on Sunday for his first visit to the continent since returning to office, a three-nation tour through Malaysia, Japan and South Korea that is expected to culminate in a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, as tensions between the world’s two biggest economies tick higher.

Four days into the government shutdown, Jack Criss, an air traffic control specialist at Andrews Air Force Base, assumed a second role — driving for DoorDash.

A portion of the White House gets demolished, officials thwart a potential mass shooting, and a media company is up for grabs.

Six Flags America will close its doors this November after facing declining attendance, aging infrastructure, CEO turnover and a mountain of debt in recent years. Amusement parks across the country have been on an economic roller coaster since the pandemic. While they saw a surge in visitors after Covid restrictions were lifted, that period also brought a shortage of workers, rising labor costs and then a spike in gas prices and inflation. NBC News’ Shannon Pettypiece reports on the story. 

People familiar with pardon discussions told NBC News that top White House officials became concerned about attempts from outsiders to profit from the clemency process.

Ontario, Canada will air a TV ad during the World Series that infuriated President Donald Trump, prompting him to hald trade talks with a top U.S. trade partner

Little Spoon co-founder Angela Vranich sits down with NBC News’ Savannah Sellers to discuss how the successful baby food business got off the ground to become the country’s biggest direct-to-consumer fresh baby and kids food brand. Vranich discusses the company’s new partnership with Target, the largest food and beverage launch in the retailer’s history. 

President Donald Trump’s strategy to persuade the Supreme Court to uphold his sweeping tariffs is not subtle.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has directed an aircraft carrier strike group to move to the Caribbean to support President Donald Trump’s effort to dismantle “Transnational Criminal Organizations” and to “counter narco-terrorism,” according to Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell.