Coast Guard searches for 5-person crew aboard submersible that went missing on dive to Titanic wreck
The 21-foot submersible and its five-person crew, from the Canadian research vessel Polar Prince, started a dive Sunday morning, the Coast Guard said.
Spy balloon ‘chapter should be closed’ after China talks, Blinken tells NBC News
The U.S. secretary of state said in an interview that his meeting with President Xi Jinping marked an “important start” to stabilizing relations.
Judge bars Trump from disclosing — or keeping — evidence in documents case
A federal judge ordered that Trump and his co-defendant cannot disclose court evidence to the public via “any news or social media platform.”
This investment manager is looking to bridge the racial wealth gap
Economic freedom has been more elusive for Black people. Veteran portfolio manager Jim Casselberry is trying to do something about that.
Why Amazon built a second headquarters and how the pandemic reshaped HQ2
The grand opening caps off plans that began six years ago with a highly publicized search for a location to build HQ2.
‘The Flash,’ ‘Elemental’ disappoint as ‘Spider-Verse’ continues box office domination
Warner Bros.’ “The Flash” and Disney and Pixar’s “Elemental” disappointed during their box office debuts while Sony’s “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse” soared.
Now Boarding: Here’s what you need to know about flying in turbulence
On this episode of “Now Boarding,” CNBC discusses turbulence we experience on airplanes and why it’s usually nothing to worry about.
Biden plugs pro-union record, economic agenda at his first major 2024 campaign rally
President Joe Biden on Saturday plugged his pro-union record and economic agenda at his first major 2024 campaign rally in Philadelphia.
Why more and more colleges are closing down across the U.S.
The mid-2010’s saw an uptick in U.S. college closures, particularly among private nonprofit schools, and experts say this may be only the beginning.
