President Donald Trump denied having any knowledge of the Justice Department’s investigation into the Federal Reserve after the agency subpoenaed the central bank Friday.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said Sunday that the Justice Department subpoenaed the central bank Friday with the threat of a criminal indictment, the latest move in a yearlong pressure campaign from the Trump administration.

Renters in the U.S. found some relief in 2025 as a surge of newly finished apartments in many parts of the country led to cheaper rent

Mixing advanced stats with AI graphics, Amazon is trying to cater to hard-core football fans with its “Thursday Night Football” broadcast.

The founder of Toms Shoes, Blake Mycoskie, has unveiled a new project aimed at raising awareness around mental health struggles. Inspired by his own battle with depression, Mycoskie launched a bracelet reminding people they are “enough,” with proceeds going to mental health charities. NBC News’ Chloe Melas sits down with the entrepreneur to discuss the new project and how his own struggles have brought him to where he is today. 

Mortgage rates fell below 6% for the first time in years, after Trump said Fannie and Freddie would buy $200 billion worth of mortgage bonds.

U.S. job growth in 2025 was concentrated almost entirely in health care and social assistance, while sectors focused on goods production such as manufacturing and transportation saw declines, reinforcing concerns that labor demand has narrowed rather than broadly rebounded

A Minnesota woman died in the U.S.

2026 is shaping up to be a reset year for real estate so real estate broker Stefani Berkin joins TODAY to give insight into the real estate trends you should know, including whether mortgage rates will continue to go down, how to adjust to rising home costs, and the ways AI can be implemented in real estate for both buyers and sellers.

Cutting back on spending and finding the best deals can help boost your savings so NBC’s Vicky Nguyen joins TODAY with strategies for saving on groceries, housing costs, staying on top of bills, and more.