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In a major victory for President Trump, the Senate passed his massive budget bill after Vice President Vance broke a tie. The bill now moves back to the House. NBC News' Ryan Nobles reports.

The move "was made to put America's interests first," a White House spokeswoman said, as U.S. munitions have been depleted in recent years.

Plus, New York City's unsettled general election for mayor.

The university agreed to restore all individual Division I swimming records and titles to female athletes who lost out to Thomas, the Education Department said.

NBC News National Political Correspondent Steve Kornacki joins Meet the Press NOW to explain how Zohran Mamdani won the New York City Democratic mayoral primary and how the ranked choice ballots were tabulated.

NBC News Senior National Politics Reporter Matt Dixon and Senior Homeland Security Correspondent Julia Ainsley join Meet the Press NOW with the latest on the President Trump's appearance at the opening of Florida's newest immigrant detention facility ...

With a 51-50 vote, Senate Republicans passed President Trump's sweeping legislative agenda. NBC News Correspondents Melanie Zanona and Monica Alba explain what changes were made to the bill and the potential challenges awaiting it in the House.

Discussing the New York City mayoral race, President Trump said he "helped out" Mayor Eric Adams, who was the subject of a federal corruption probe. Trump claimed the investigation stemmed from his criticism of the migrant crisis, calling it ...

Tesla remains Musk's best-known business, but its fortunes are less directly tied to the government than SpaceX, his rocket-building company.

The central bank chief defended the decision to hold rates steady in the face of trade policy uncertainty: "We didn't overreact. In fact we didn't react at all, we're simply taking some time."