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Mourners are filling the streets of Tehran for a memorial of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who was killed in the first strikes of the war. The event is part of a days-long observance, as reported by NBC’s Richard Engel.

NBC and Peacock will broadcast all 15 Major League Baseball games on Sunday for the first time, with no blackout restrictions. Coverage includes key games like the Mets vs. Braves and Dodgers vs. Padres, overseen by NBC Sports' Rob Hyland. Peacock will offer a multi-view four-box presentation.

Massive crowds are expected to gather for a dayslong funeral for Iran’s former Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, who was killed in a U.S. strike. NBC’s Richard Engel reports on the event.

Over 200 million people in the US are experiencing extreme heat, with dangerous temperatures in the Northeast ahead of the Fourth of July weekend. Forecasters predict potential record highs in cities like Detroit, Nashville, and Bangor, Maine.

Fox News Channel led CBS and NBC in weekday primetime and dominated cable viewership in the second quarter with an average of 1.6 million viewers, surpassing ESPN, MS NOW, and CNN. It maintained a 98-quarter streak as the top primetime cable news channel and outperformed competitors in the 25-54 demographic.

A woman died after an alligator bit off her arm in Florida. The incident was reported in a news article with a photo credited to NBC.

Comcast plans to split into two companies and spinoff NBC and Sky. The transaction is expected to close in about a year, subject to regulatory and board approval.

Senate Republicans refused to limit President Donald Trump's war powers after he criticized them. Trump delayed a housing bill signing until the Senate passes the SAVE Act, which requires voters to show proof of ID and citizenship documents to vote.

Savannah Guthrie is urging the public for information about her missing mother, Nancy Guthrie, following a ransom note claiming Nancy is dead. The Guthrie family and FBI are offering combined rewards of $1.1 million for information leading to Nancy’s return, as authorities investigate notes with similar language and origin.

Savannah Guthrie is urging the public for information regarding her missing mother, Nancy Guthrie, after a ransom note claimed she is dead. The family and FBI are offering combined rewards of $1.1 million for information leading to Nancy Guthrie's return.

Alan Greenspan, an influential economist who chaired the Federal Reserve for two decades, has died at 100 after complications from Parkinson's disease. He was married to NBC’s Andrea Mitchell, and NBC’s Kristen Welker provided a retrospective on his life and economic impact.

The United States and Iran have reached a framework deal to end the war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, with a document signing expected Friday. President Donald Trump and Iranian officials announced the agreement, and NBC’s Keir Simmons reported on the details for TODAY.

Marjorie Taylor Greene criticized Trump's team for making him look like a fool by not keeping campaign promises to withdraw from foreign wars. She referenced his NBC interview where he denied campaigning on avoiding endless wars and abruptly ended the interview.

iFixit confirmed the Trump phone is an almost exact duplicate of the HTC U24 Pro after a teardown and CT scan analysis. The devices are functionally identical, with minor differences in components like the flash and speaker grille.

The United States retaliated against Iran's downing of a U.S. Army Apache helicopter by attacking Iranian air defense, ground control stations, and surveillance radar sites near the Strait of Hormuz. Iran claims it responded with 21 attacks against U.S. military targets across the Middle East.

U.S. President Donald Trump walked out of an interview with Kristen Welker of NBC's Meet the Press, calling the network 'one-sided, crooked.' Andrew Chang analyzed Trump's interview tactics and the challenges they pose for journalists.

Jon Stewart criticized NBC's Kristen Welker for her response to President Donald Trump walking out of a 'Meet the Press' interview. Stewart mocked Welker's plea about traveling to Wisconsin and her focus on weather disruptions, arguing Trump left because he was challenged, not distracted. Welker later noted Trump agreed to another interview.

Right-wing figures and Donald Trump promoted unfounded claims of voter fraud in California after the primary election, despite no evidence. Republican candidates initially led in vote counts but later saw their positions shift as more ballots were processed. Trump accused California officials of 'cheating' during a 'Meet the Press' interview, while others, including House Speaker Mike Johnson, echoed baseless allegations of election irregularities.

Donald Trump clashed with NBC's Kristen Welker during an interview, accusing her and major news networks of being 'crooked.' The exchange escalated into a heated argument, leading Trump to abruptly end the conversation. Welker faced criticism for interrupting Trump frequently, which some argue made the interview resemble a debate.

Political strategists Joel Payne and Harrison Fields discussed recent political developments on CBS News, including an incident where Trump walked out of an NBC interview and analysis of the Wisconsin House race.

Tamara Keith and Amy Walter discuss Trump walking out during an NBC interview on 'Meet the Press' and Democrats facing character questions in a Senate race. The segment also addresses the president’s influence on the ballot in South Carolina.

Donald Trump left an NBC interview after being fact-checked on his election fraud claims by reporter Kristen Welker. He denied making campaign 'promises' about starting wars and provided false or exaggerated responses about the Iran war, an 'anti-weaponization' fund, and the cost of living.

Political strategists Kevin Sheridan and Hyma Moore discuss Graham Platner's primary in Maine and President Trump's reaction to California primaries. The analysis is provided ahead of the midterm elections.

President Trump posted a screenshot on Truth Social claiming the California election was 'rigged' and reiterated false assertions about the 2020 US presidential election. He walked out of an NBC interview after refusing to provide evidence for his claims.

President Trump posted a screenshot on Truth Social claiming the California election was rigged and walked out of an NBC interview after refusing to substantiate his claims about election rigging. He also made false assertions about cheating in the 2020 US presidential election.

President Donald Trump participated in a wide-ranging and testy interview with NBC’s Kristen Welker that aired Sunday, discussing various topics as the 18-month mark of his second term approaches.

Spencer Pratt has dropped to third place in the Los Angeles mayor's race behind current democratic mayor Karen Bass and progressive city councilwoman Nithya Raman. Votes are still being counted in the primary races.

U.S. President Donald Trump left an NBC interview after being confronted about his claims of election fraud, calling the network 'one-sided' and storming out. The interview, held on a Wisconsin farm, faced weather disruptions and discussions on Iran strategy and a proposed taxpayer-funded program.

US President Donald Trump left an NBC interview after criticizing the network for being 'one-sided' and 'crooked' when confronted about his claims of election fraud. The interview, with Meet the Press host Kristen Welker, covered Iran war strategy and weather disruptions before Trump abruptly exited.

President Trump discussed ongoing negotiations with the Iranian government and defended his administration’s short-lived 'anti-weaponization' fund during an interview on NBC’s 'Meet the Press' that aired Sunday.

The president abruptly ended an NBC interview after a clash with presenter Kristen Welker over his claim of a 'rigged election.' Welker repeatedly challenged the president on multiple points during the interview.

President Trump left an NBC interview after asserting that the California election was 'rigged.' The 'Meet the Press' host challenged Trump's claim about the election, which remains undecided.

President Trump left an NBC interview after asserting the California election was 'rigged'. The 'Meet the Press' host challenged Trump's claim regarding the undecided election.

The NBC reporter's six-word comment about California elections during a Meet the Press interview caused tension when the president raised election integrity concerns. The president left the interview after the exchange.

President Donald Trump ended a pre-recorded interview on NBC's 'Meet the Press' after a heated argument with host Kristen Welker over his claims of 'crooked' elections. Trump accused the Biden administration of unjust imprisonment and the press of dishonesty, while Welker challenged his allegations as lacking evidence. The exchange escalated as Trump refused to continue the interview, criticizing Welker and her network.

Trump left an NBC set mid-sentence after criticizing the 'dishonest press,' with a reporter urging him to remain. The incident occurred during a live appearance where tensions escalated.

President Donald Trump dismissed claims that the war with Iran contradicted his 'no new wars' campaign message, stating he did not guarantee avoiding wars and emphasized the need for a strong military. He defended a scrapped $1.8 billion compensation fund and baseless election fraud claims in California's primary, while expressing frustration during an NBC interview.

President Trump defended the short-lived 'anti-weaponization' fund, calling it a 'great idea' despite the Department of Justice not moving forward with it. He stated that many other Republicans share his view.

President Donald Trump abruptly ended a 'Meet the Press' interview with host Kristen Welker after she challenged his claims about election fraud and a proposed $1.8 billion 'anti-weaponization' fund. Trump accused Welker, ABC, CBS, CNN, and NBC of being 'crooked' and criticized Biden administration officials for 'destroying people's lives,' while defending the fund as a necessary response to alleged government overreach.

President Donald Trump denied ever campaigning on a promise of 'no new wars' during an interview with NBC's Kristen Welker. He emphasized building a 'tremendous military' and contrasted the current U.S.-Iran conflict with the 'endless' Vietnam War, claiming the threat from Iran is nearing resolution. Despite past campaign statements opposing endless wars, Trump asserted he does not consider the situation with Iran to be a war.