A U.S. judge has blocked the federal government from cutting $34 million in anti-terror funding for New York's transportation system.

A number of federal agencies are putting out messages blaming Democratic senators for the current government shutdown, in a sharp break from how departments have handled shutdowns in the past.

The nine-time Grammy winner spoke to TODAY's Savannah Guthrie and Craig Melvin on Oct. 1 about a way of looking at life that she has used as a guide over the years. She received the advice in 2006, ...

Sen. Dick Durbin, one of the highest-ranking Democratic Catholics in U.S. office, told NBC News on Wednesday that he was "overwhelmed" by the support he received from Pope Leo XIV after facing ...

Jane Goodall, world renowned for her pioneering work studying chimpanzees in what is now Tanzania and a longtime conservationist, has died, according to a statement from the Jane Goodall Institute.

The viral Trader Joe’s mini tote bags are being restocked for Halloween with a spooktacular twist. A spokesperson for Trader Joe’s confirmed to TODAY.com the popular canvas bags are returning for the ...

Authorities responded to an explosion and partial building collapse at a high-rise apartment building in the Bronx Wednesday. Emergency crews raced to Alexander Avenue in Mott Haven mid-morning. No ...

McDonald's popular Boo Buckets are making their annual return, but this time with two new faces. The world's largest hamburger chain, based in Chicago, announced the Happy Meal Boo Buckets will make ...

For Jamie Lee Curtis, "Freaky Friday" was a game changer for her career, as she revealed in part of the bonus features for the film’s sequel.

The lawsuit led by New York Attorney General Letitia James challenges a new DOJ rule that bars states from aiding survivors who cannot immediately prove their immigration status.

Vermont ski resorts turn to goats and sheep for help clearing the slopes as they try to reduce reliance on gas-powered mechanical mowers.

It’s FIFA’s tournament, FIFA’s jurisdiction, FIFA makes those decisions,” the soccer body’s vice president Victor Montagliani said Wednesday.