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From fun Fourth of July activities to Apple's camp program to help kids develop tech skills, NBC's chief consumer investigative correspondent Vicky Nguyen joins TODAY with a roundup of ways to cash-in on freebies for the month of July.

The Fourth of July sales are officially here so NBC's Christine Romans joins TODAY to with where to find the best deals and the items with the biggest discounts.

The government had forced Fable 5 offline June 12, citing concerns about cybersecurity. Anthropic said Fable 5 would come back online starting Wednesday.

The announcement is the latest in a stream of funding contracts NASA has awarded private companies in its effort to establish a permanent presence on the moon.

The case is part of litigation consolidating thousands of lawsuits alleging that several major social platforms used addictive designs that harmed young people's mental health.

The United Kingdom's top culture official raised concerns about concentrating control of the news media and entertainment in the hands of fewer owners.

If you've experienced summer sticker shock, you're not alone. 'Funflation' is sending prices for sporting events and concerts soaring, straining family budgets. Reporting for TODAY, NBC's Emilie Ikeda looks at ways to enjoy the season without ...

Around 15 million people were scammed out of money last year, according to the poll.

CBS Chicago said a reporter and photographer were preparing for a newscast when two men rushed toward them, shouting racial slurs at one of the journalists.

The Kids Internet and Digital Safety (KIDS) Act received broad bipartisan support. But the legislation is expected to face challenges in the Senate.