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The reality TV alum's bid for higher office gained viral traction after videos, which Pratt said were "fan-made," circulated across social media.

Casters Coffee in California has been employing people who are struggling with homelessness. For four days a week, the wholesaler pays and trains up to 30 unhoused people, learning a skill they can use to secure a job. NBC News' Steve Paterson show . ...

The explosion in artificial intelligence stocks has been a primary driver of the overall stock market's performance this year.

There's not enough purchasing happening to support high ticket prices, an expert said. Still, the average lowest-cost seat is more than $500.

A federal judge placed Elon Musk on "recall status," meaning he is supposed to be available to return to the witness stand on short notice.

"And from what I've seen, I mean, for all those people to survive is pretty miraculous," Air Force Maj. Elizabeth Piowaty said.

The producer price index, which tracks the prices businesses pay, can be an early reading of what may trickle down to consumers.

Financial expert Haley Sacks, known to her million-plus followers as "Mrs. Dow Jones," joins TODAY to share financial advice from her new book, "Future Rich Person," to set yourself up to achieve financial success. Tips include negotiating for a ...

OpenEvidence, an AI-powered medical search tool, has become a fast friend to America's doctors and is now used by nearly two-thirds of physicians.

Altman is defending himself against Musk's claims that he's trying to enrich himself at the expense of OpenAI's original nonprofit mission.