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With six days until the U.S. is set to run out of money to pay its bills, President Joe Biden and House Speaker McCarthy are racing to shore up support for their bipartisan budget bill that would suspend the nation’s borrowing limit through early 2025 while cutting federal spending. NBC’s Garratt Haake reports for TODAY.

Lisa Brooks was seen waving out her window after her apartment building partially collapsed over the weekend. Her family said she had been hiding under her couch in shock and was eventually carried out by first responders. NBC’s Maggie Vespa reports for TODAY.

A drone attack in Moscow left several buildings with minor damage and forced some residents to evacuate. This comes after a third wave of Russian aerial attacks on Ukrainian cities in 24 hours. NBC’s Molly Hunter reports for TODAY.

Passengers aboard the Carnival Sunshine ship say a severe storm with strong winds and high swells turned their vacations into a nightmare. NBC’s Sam Brock reports for TODAY.

A fluorescent green color suddenly appeared in the water of Venice’s famed Grand Canal on Sunday. A police investigation in underway with officials saying it was caused by a harmless chemical. NBC’s Keir Simmons reports for TODAY.

A preschool student moved away in February, but his mother arranged for him to come back and surprise his former classmates on graduation day. TODAY’s Hoda Kotb shares the Morning Boost.

A deal has been made between President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy to avoid a default on the nation’s debt — but it still needs to pass a vote in Congress. NBC’s Hallie Jackson reports for TODAY.

Disgraced Silicon Valley CEO Elizabeth Holmes is scheduled to report to prison Tuesday to start her 11-year sentence for fraud and conspiracy. An appeals court denied the Theranos founder’s request to remain free while she tried to have her conviction overturned.

The townhouse that Taylor Swift rented on Cornelia Street in New York City is up for sale for $17.9 million. The four-bed, five-bath home even comes with an indoor pool.

Twelve sets of twins and one set of triplets graduated from a suburban Chicago school, marking a major milestone as they begin to plan different paths for their futures. Seven of those sets and the school’s principal join TODAY live to talk about their plans — and if they’ve ever switched places to prank teachers!

“Succession” star Sarah Snook, who plays Shiv Roy in the HBO series, shared a photo on Instagram featuring her new co-star: Her baby!

Three weeks after undergoing a knee surgery, TODAY’s Al Roker is back in Studio 1A! He shares how he spent his Memorial Day weekend, which included family time on a boat.

If you have $100 left over after paying bills, what are the first things you can consider doing with it? CNBC Select contributor Brittany Jones-Cooper joins TODAY with tips for saving, paying off debt and investing.

Magician and New York Times puzzle maker David Kwong, who has a new show coming to the Kennedy Center, stops by Studio 1A and plays a mind game on Al, Sheinelle, Craig and Dylan.

Rutledge Wood, who covered NASCAR for more than 10 seasons, is back in the driver’s seat as the host of NBC’s newest competition show “Hot Wheels: Ultimate Challenge.” He opens up about the emotions he felt helping people create their dream cars.

Joe Isidori, a Michelin-starred chef, stops by TODAY and shares his recipe for chicken scaloppine with artichokes and a strawberry rhubarb cobbler.

TODAY’s Hoda Kotb took the New Jersey Transit to see Taylor Swift in concert over the weekend — and made new glittery friends along the way!

Channing Tatum opens up about his new children’s book “The One and Only Sparkella and the Big Lie” and teaching his daughter, Everly, about the importance of telling the truth. He sticks around to play “Fact or Fake” where Hoda and Jenna have to tell if his story is real to not.

Vivian Tu, known as Your Rich BFF on TikTok, joins Hoda & Jenna and answers money dilemmas from viewers, including how to budget to expensive holidays and trips, how to financially plan to start a business and more.