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The CEOs of the country's top airlines are calling on Congress to come together to end the partial government shutdown that is causing flight cancellations and long security lines at airports across the United States. The group asked Congressional .. ...

Iran launched new drone and missile attacks at United States allies across the Gulf as it vows to paralyze global oil supplies by threatening tankers in the Strait of Hormuz. President Donald Trump says he believes other countries will help reopen .. ...

In next month's election, liberals could further expand their edge on the battleground-state court and put the majority out of reach for conservatives for years.

The judge, however, did not guarantee that Rep. Joyce Beatty could vote in next week's meeting, which is expected to focus on a planned two-year closure of the center.

The president told NBC News that an endorsement could hinge on the SAVE America Act, while adding that he likes both candidates "very much."

The Justice Department is blasting a federal judge from blocking its subpoenas of Fed Chair Jerome Powell. In a scathing decision released on Friday, the judge wrote that the government produced no evidence to suspect Powell lied about the cost of .. ...

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel is acknowledging for the first time discussions with the United States. He did not provide details about the talks, but added that certain international factors led to the exchange. It comes as President Donald ...

President Donald Trump says the United States will be involved in Iran for "as long as it takes" to disable the country's nuclear and ballistic weapons programs. It comes as the war that began two weeks ago is having big economic ripple effects in .. ...

The United States launched a massive strike against Iran's Kharg Island, which handles about 90 percent of that country's oil exports. In a new wave of counterattacks, Iran struck a helipad at the U.S. embassy in Baghdad, but caused no injuries. NBC ...

With voters wary of AI and both parties' ability to tackle it, the issue has not fallen along usual partisan lines, even in an election year.