Social Security's trust fund that pays retiree and survivor benefits is expected to begin running low on moneyearlier than previously expected, leading to questions from Americans who rely on the benefits for their living expenses. Without con...
Votes are being counted in the closely watched primary election to determine Los Angeles' next mayor. Voters in the nation's second-largest city had their choice of 14 candidates to choose from in a race that included incumbent Mayor Kare...
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Reading food labels can be confusing so Dr. Ian Smith, physician and author of “The Last 15,” joins TODAY to share a lesson in how to read food labels to ensure that what you're eating is actually healthy. He shares ways to identify misle...
President Donald Trump on Monday voiced support for suspension of the federal gas tax as the White House looks for ways to ease a surge in gas prices set off by the war with Iran. A repeal of the tax – which amounts to 18.4 cents a gallon of r...
An epidemiologist from the World Health Organization (WHO) said Thursday that the suspected hantavirus cluster aboard a cruise ship is not the beginning of another COVID-19 pandemic. Eight cases are currently being reported by the WHO, including fiv...
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Moltbook, a new website where AI programs can socialize with one another, has been gaining in popularity in recent days. Real people aren't allowed to post on the platform, but humans can scroll through Moltbook as observers. More than 1.6 million ...
A partial government shutdown has recently come to an end, but another one may be on the horizon if Democrats and Republicans can't hammer out an agreement onpotentialrestrictions to put on immigration enforcement tactics that have been p...
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Mortgage rates whipsawed in recent weeks as markets reacted to a flurry of policies from the Trump administration. It began with a major milestone. Mortgage rates earlier this month fell below 6% for the first time in nearly three years, according t...
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What to know about traveling amid flight cancellations due to shutdown...
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Mass firings of federal workers begin on day 10 of government shutdownThe administration has argued they have to fire workers to keep essential government services running. The stalemate on Capitol Hill continues, with Democratic and Republican ...
The federal government shutdown has entered its second week, and already shortages of air traffic controllers have strained operations and disrupted flights at some U.S. airports. Reagan National Airport became the latest this week to report delays ...
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