TODAY contributor and Peloton instructor Ally Love shares strategies and products for a stress-free spring that prioritizes wellness and self-care, including how to get ahead of stress, quick fixes for finding calm, and more.
Law enforcement officers and the public in Washington state came together Sunday to take a rare hazard off the roads: Runaway zebras.
The Supreme Court rejected tech billionaire and Tesla CEO Elon Musk's challenge to the terms of an agreement he reached with the SEC that required a layer to review some of his social media posts.
From understanding what “clean beauty” really means to steering clear of harmful ingredients, board-certified dermatologist Dr. Michelle Henry joins TODAY to break down how to understand labels to make informed skincare choices.
Columbia University’s president said Monday that talks with student organizers had failed to reach an agreement, and that the university will not divest from Israel — a demand that has sparked protests on college campuses across the country.
NBC News’ Savannah Sellers talks with Joel Cauley, the Director of Chruch Partnerships for the non-profit organization Mercy Chef, about providing hot meals to tornado victims in the Sulphur, Okla. area.
Extreme weather that battered parts of the Midwest and caused death and destruction over the weekend turned to Texas overnight and will move into the Lower Mississippi Valley Monday, bringing the risk of storms and flash flooding.
Police departments across the United States are reporting an increase in their ranks for the first time since the Covid-19 pandemic and the 2020 killing of George Floyd.
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem is defending herself over a controversial chapter in her forthcoming book where she describes killing her 14-month-old dog, which she called “less than worthless.”
A dam collapsed in western Kenya early Monday, killing at least 40 people after a wall of water swept through houses and cut off a major road, police said.
Scotland’s first minister, Humza Yousaf, resigned on Monday rather than face a no-confidence vote just days after he torpedoed a coalition with the Green Party by ditching a target for fighting climate change.
Israel fears that the International Criminal Court (ICC) may issue arrest warrants for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Defense Minister Yoav Gallant and senior military officials as early as this week, an Israeli official told NBC News.
In today’s newsletter: Biden and Netanyahu speak after Palestinian officials say they are expecting an offensive in Rafah.
The small town of Sulphur, Oklahoma, with a population of nearly 5,000 people took a devastating hit as tornadoes broke out across the Midwest and South. NBC’s Jesse Kirsch reports and TODAY’s Al Roker tracks the latest forecast.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese described domestic violence as a “national crisis” after thousands of people around the country rallied against it.
Supporters of President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump are sharply divided by, among other things, the sources they rely on to get their news.
Chinese state media on Sunday showed wide devastation in part of the southern city of Guangzhou after a tornado that killed five people and injured dozens more.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said Monday he will continue in office “even with more strength” after days of reflection.
Nine men go on trial in Germany on Monday charged with high treason, attempted murder and plotting a violent coup d’etat aimed at installing an aristocrat as national leader and imposing martial law.
Local Chinese authorities have removed restrictions on Tesla cars after the company’s China-made vehicles passed the country’s data security requirements.
How Robert Durst, a notorious real-estate scion, came under scrutiny nine years ago during the finale of HBO documentary "The Jinx," infamously muttering: 'Killed them all, of course.”
At least 10 people were shot at a private party in Florida after a fight broke out. One witness described hearing shots fired and crawling on the ground to safety.
WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden held a phone call on Sunday with Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu against the backdrop of growing U.S. college campus protests and a possibly imminent invasion of Rafah.
A wide receiver for the NFL's Houston Texans was injured in an overnight shooting in Florida, according to a statement from his team.