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A simmering cost-of-living crisis pushed the Trump administration to announce rollbacks in November on a number of food-related tariffs.

The Powerball jackpot has reached a jaw-dropping $1 billion, making it the 7th largest prize in history, after no one won the jackpot in Wednesday night's drawing. The next drawing is on Saturday night.

The holidays always spark debates about tipping etiquette so NBC News' senior business correspondent Christine Romans joins TODAY to share advice on how to show your appreciation this holiday season, including who exactly you should and shouldn't be ...

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday cut interest rates by a quarter point with Fed Chair Jerome Powell suggesting the economy is improving, but acknowledging more challenges ahead. The third cut of the 2025 sent stocks rallying on Wall Street as ...

Group stage matches are being played in 16 venues across North America with Americans, Canadian and Mexican games appearing to be the most expensive.

The "Year in Help" report by the fundraising site found that campaigns launched to help people with rent, utilities and groceries climbed 20% this year.

Nearly $1 billion is up for grabs with the Powerball Jackpot surging to $930 million, the seventh biggest in Powerball history. Reporting for TODAY, NBC's Shaquille Brewster breaks down the cash winnings and the chances of matching all six numbers.

The cut of a quarter point could make it cheaper for average Americans who hold a mortgage, have credit card debt or need to take out or refinance a personal loan.

The Fed's rate-setting meeting will take place in the fog of a data blackout caused by the prolonged federal government shutdown this fall.

The Customs and Border Protection proposal would apply even to countries that don't require visas to enter.