The Los Angeles district attorney has filed a request for a judge to resentence Erik and Lyle Menendez for the 1989 killing of their parents. Also, students are returning to school in western North Carolina after nearly a month of being shut down due to the Hurricane Helene's aftermath. Plus, Goldfish rebranding their crackers to be called “Chilean Sea Bass” to show that their snacks are for adults and children.

As a record number of Americans near the traditional retirement age of 65, explore tips to help you and your family prepare for a healthy retirement. Also, Patrick Dempsey joins us to discuss the Dempsey Center, a free cancer center offering counseling and support for cancer patients and their families. Plus, Rufus Sewell talks about returning for season two of his hit series ‘The Diplomat.’

Steven Spielberg reflects on the 30th anniversary of his iconic film ‘Schindler’s List’ and the important organization it inspired, the Shoah Foundation. Also, our Shop TODAY team shares a few best-selling products, from fashion and beauty to home essentials. Plus, Andrea Bocelli and Sofia Carson discuss a new concert film marking Bocelli’s three decades in the music industry.

Boeing machinists reject a new labor deal, extending a strike that has lasted more than five weeks. Also, the race for the White House continues, with Vice President Harris campaigning in Pennsylvania and former President Trump in Georgia. Plus, new details on the McDonald’s E. coli outbreak. And, a closer look at major retailers cutting prices on everyday items ahead of the holiday season.

The story behind a sisterhood of breast cancer survivors bonding and healing through a unique sport. Also, Dr. Angela Lamb details different skin types and how to protect aging skin. Plus, Daisy Ridley joins us to discuss her new film ‘Magpie.’ And, discover a few DIY Halloween ideas for your holiday festivities.

Growing excitement for the World Series reaches fever pitch as ticket prices soar. Also, Olivia Munn joins us to discuss her breast cancer journey, a new project for breast cancer awareness, and life with her new baby. Plus, Lin-Manuel Miranda talks about his new concept album Warriors, a project he describes as a movie told through music.

The latest from Former President Donald Trump on the campaign trail, as Vice President Kamala Harris sits down one-on-one with NBC News. Plus, the president of McDonald’s USA speaks out on the deadly E. coli outbreak affecting some of their restaurants. And, a closer look at new airline boarding procedures aiming to relieve the chaos at the gate.

NBC’s Vicky Nguyen details how to protect your identity from being exposed on the dark web and ways to keep your personal information safe. Also, Judith Light joins to discuss her new series 'Before,' where she stars alongside Billy Crystal. Plus, Anika Noni Rose talks about the 15-year anniversary of her movie 'The Princess and the Frog' and her new children’s book Tiana’s Perfect Plan. And, Travel + Leisure editor-in-chief Jacqui Gifford shares the best haunted towns to visit in the U.S. to celebrate spooky season.

Chip and Joanna Gaines discuss the expansion of their TV channel, Magnolia Network, and their family’s Halloween plans. Also, Billy Crystal talks about his new series ‘Before’ and the 35th anniversary of ‘When Harry Met Sally.’ Plus, Tom Parker Bowles, the son of Queen Camilla, shares the inspiration behind his new cookbook Cooking and the Crown: Royal Recipes from Queen Victoria to King Charles III.

The latest updates in the 2024 presidential race with just two weeks until Election Day. Also, new details emerge on a deadly helicopter crash in Houston over the weekend. Plus, Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa is in talks to make his NFL return following his latest health scare. And, In-Depth TODAY: A closer look at new technology using AI to improve school bus safety.

Dr. Vin Gupta discusses ways we can assess our health at home before heading to the doctor. Also, Dermot Mulroney shares his reaction to joining the ‘Chicago Fire’ series and how his career has evolved over time. Plus, Jeff Kinney stops by to discuss the latest book in the ‘Diary of a Wimpy Kid’ series and how he finds inspiration to write these stories. 

Jenna Fischer sits down with Hoda Kotb to open up about her breast cancer journey. Also, Seth Meyers stops by to talk about his new HBO comedy special ‘Dad Man Walking.’ Plus, Adrianna Brach shares Target’s hottest toys of the season.

A helicopter carrying four hits a Houston radio tower in a fatal fiery crash. Also, friends and fans across the globe are paying emotional tributes to the late pop star Liam Payne. Plus, a teen kayaker who was stranded at sea for 12 hours shares the story about his remarkable rescue.

Steve Kornacki, NBC News National Political Correspondent, gives a breakdown of the opponents in this weekend’s Sunday Night football game. Plus, Michael Keaton and Mila Kunis discuss their new film “Goodrich” and their personal stories of parenthood. And, Terry Bradshaw shares details on his new project, The Terry Bradshaw Show, a live residency in Branson, Missouri.  

NBC News Senior Business Correspondent Christine Romans shares what add-ons are worth spending money on. Land Rover Classic historian, Mike Bishop, shares information on Queen Elizabeth II’s love of Land Rovers. Plus, Kylie Minogue discusses the release of her 17th album “Tensions Two” and her upcoming tour, the “Tension World Tour.”

With less than three weeks until Election Day, Vice President Harris campaigns in Michigan and former President Trump speaks at a charity event in New York. And, Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar was killed by Israeli forces in Gaza on Wednesday. Plus, tributes from Liam Payne’s former One Direction bandmembers and others pour in as well as new details in his death.

In honor of National Get Smart About Credit Day, we spotlight an organization focused on helping young people take control of their finances. Also, Jewel joins to discuss her new EP The Portal: A Meditative Journey. Plus, our Shop TODAY team shares the best deals to shop this week, from home appliances to winter wardrobe essentials. And, chef Geoffrey Zakarian shares a delicious chicken Milanese recipe.

Snoop Dogg joins to catch up on the latest, including his time at the Olympics, starring on 'The Voice,' and more. Also, special guest correspondent Katherine Schwarzenegger Pratt provides an inside look at the best ways to manage sibling rivalries. Plus, Chris Pratt and Millie Bobby Brown talk about teaming up for their new movie ‘The Electric State.’

The latest from the Kamala Harris and Donald Trump campaigns with just 19 days left until Election Day. Also, former One Direction star Liam Payne dies after a fall from a hotel balcony in Argentina. Plus, the Menendez brothers' family calls for their release. And, a closer look at what you need to know about getting prescriptions and medicines online or elsewhere as the nationwide pharmacy footprint shrinks.

NBC Senior Business Analyst Stephanie Ruhle shares strategies for buying and financing a new car. Also, Sam Heughan discusses returning for another season of his hit series ‘Outlander.’ Plus, psychotherapist and author Niro Feliciano offers advice on navigating social media and mental health. And, chef Samantha Seneviratne shares a delicious pear and sausage pasta recipe.

NBC’s Vicky Nguyen shares essential tips for those planning to buy a new home. Also, Jason Segel discusses returning for season 2 of his hit series ‘Shrinking.’ Plus, Eddie Redmayne talks about his new Peacock series ‘The Day of the Jackal,’ where he plays an international assassin taking on his riskiest job yet.

The countdown to the 2024 presidential election continues as a historic number of early voters have already cast their ballots in Georgia. Also, some students begin returning to school amid intense recovery efforts from Hurricane Milton. Plus, relatives of the Menendez brothers are expected to hold a press conference amid a new push for their release. And, In-Depth TODAY: How a crackdown on subscriptions, from gym memberships to streaming services, will impact new fees and rules.

NBC’s Christine Romans shares good money habits to practice ahead of the holiday spending season. Also, a closer look at 'veneer techs' and the warning signs to watch for before getting these dental services. Plus, Kate McKinnon discusses her new book The Millicent Quibb School of Etiquette for Young Ladies of Mad Science. And Mellody Hobson, co-CEO and president of Ariel Investments, highlights important financial skills to develop at a young age.

With Halloween right around the corner, NBC’s Vicky Nguyen details ways to save on candy, costumes, and décor. Also, Stanley Tucci joins to discuss his new memoir What I Ate in One Year: (and Related Thoughts), where he shares 12 months’ worth of delicious memories. Plus, Al is joined by his daughter Courtney Roker Laga to cook up a salmon burger recipe from their new cookbook Al Roker’s Recipes to Live By: Easy, Memory-Making Family Dishes for Every Occasion.

The latest on the 2024 presidential race as the Trump and Harris campaigns fight for battleground states. Also, a closer look at the growing day-to-day struggles for many residents impacted by Hurricane Milton. Plus, a new pair of National Zoo pandas are set to arrive from China. And, In-Depth TODAY: The Great Egyptian Museum in Cairo, located near the Pyramids of Giza, is reopening to the public.

As a bonus for TODAY fans, we’re sharing the trailer for The Man in the Black Mask, an all-new original podcast series from Dateline and Keith Morrison. It’s the story of a rising young director shooting a frightening film about a serial killer in a hockey mask. But when a man goes missing near the set, a real-life horror story unfolds… If you like what you hear, just search The Man in the Black Mask to listen to the first two episodes now, completely free. Or, subscribe to Dateline Premium on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or DatelinePremium.com. Subscribers get early access to new episodes and can listen to all Dateline podcasts ad-free.

NBC’s Vicky Nguyen shares tips for renters looking to lower that monthly payment and rewards programs they may not know about. Also, Jill Martin sits down with the creator of beauty brand “Oui the People” to discuss her passion for the industry and how she was able to expand her business. Plus, USA Today’s Nationally-Syndicated Tech-Life Columnist Jennifer Jolly stops to tell viewers which retro tech are making their way back to consumers. 

Glamour’s Global Editorial Director Samantha Barry stops by to look back at the brand’s history of empowering women from different walks of life. Also, Jennifer Garner shares a collection of videos to Instagram celebrating farmers across the country. Plus, Jill Martin gives viewers can’t miss deals on essential items for the fall. 

With about 22 days left before the election, vice president Kamala Harris releases her medical report in hopes that Trump will do the same. Also, NBC’s Vicky Nguyen shares some tips on when is perfect time to getting the lowest airfare for holiday travel. Plus, the infamous 80’s pop group Milli Vanilli is back in the spotlight thank to the popular Netflix series “The Menendez Brothers” using their music throughout the documentary film.

NBC’s Vicky Nguyen shares precautions when shopping on online platforms that offer deals that may be too good to be true. Also, Maura Tierney talks about rejoining Law & Order and reacts to seeing her guest role in a 1991 episode of the show. Plus, NBC’s George Oliphant stops by to show some DIY fixes for your home during the fall season.

After the destruction Hurricane Milton caused, recovery efforts are now underway all throughout Florida. Also, NBC’s senior investigative correspondent, Vicky Nguyen shares tips and tricks for getting the best deal when buying a car. Plus, Nicholas Braun stops by to discuss his roles in the movie ‘Saturday Night’ and his thoughts on how ‘Succession’ ended.

A date in 2025 has been set for the Sean “Diddy” Combs sex trafficking trial. Also, remembering the life of RFK’s widow Ethel Kennedy and how she became an American icon. Plus, Tesla unveils the long-awaited Robotaxi after years of widespread anticipation.

Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai joins to discuss the new Apple TV+ documentary she’s producing, ‘The Last of the Sea Women.’ Also, Joanne LaMarca Mathisen and Tamsen Fadel talk about their new documentary, ‘The M Project,’ a story about experts and everyday women opening up about their menopause journeys. Plus, dermatologist Dr. Michelle Henry offers advice and tips on skincare for men.

The biggest names from across the professional sports world join forces for a campaign against discrimination and hate. Also, Project Healthy Minds and Carson Daly help shine a light on mental health during World Mental Health Day. Plus, Olympic gold medalist Laurie Hernandez discusses UNICEF’s annual Trick-or-Treat fundraiser. And, the best deals to shop this week from Walmart’s holiday deals event.

The latest coverage on Hurricane Milton, including the storm’s aftermath, relief efforts, forecast, federal response, and more. 

TODAY contributor and Peloton instructor Ally Love shares a few of her favorite women-owned brands in honor of National Women’s Small Business Month. Plus, Kit Connor and Rachel Zegler join to discuss coming together for their Broadway debuts in ‘Romeo and Juliet.’ And child psychologist Dr. Christine Crawford offers advice on navigating mental health for you and your family.

Trevor Noah joins to catch up on his latest projects, including his new book Into the Uncut Glass, an illustrated work following the adventures of a young boy and his teddy bear. Also, Pharrell Williams discusses telling his life story through Lego animation in his new biopic ‘Piece by Piece.’ Plus, our Shop TODAY team shares some can’t-miss deals from Amazon Prime Day 2, ranging from beauty hacks to smart home upgrades.

Hurricane Milton closes in on Florida as the mayor of Tampa warns residents of the dire and deadly situation. Also, the latest on both the Kamala Harris and Donald Trump campaigns as Election Day moves closer. Plus, the iconic Las Vegas hotel, the Tropicana, is demolished. And, In-Depth TODAY: A closer look at car insurance tracking apps and what to know before using them.

Jim Parsons discusses starring in the Broadway play 'Our Town,' a Pulitzer Prize-winning classic set in New Hampshire in the early 1900s. Also, our Shop TODAY team shares some of the best deals to snag on Amazon Prime Day. Plus, chef Sam Sifton shares a delicious chicken and mashed potatoes recipe.

The latest forecast for Hurricane Milton. Plus, a closer look at the wave of misinformation that has surrounded hurricane aid and recovery efforts. And, the cast of 'Saturday Night' joins to talk about the process of taking us back to the very first episode of 'SNL.'

Hurricane Milton intensifies, with officials warning residents of a 'life-threatening situation.' Also, the latest on the 2024 presidential race with just four weeks to go until Election Day. Plus, a closer look at the new battle against shrinkflation. And, the 'Dateline' NBC crew joins to discuss their new season with a surprise.

NBC Senior Consumer and Investigative Correspondent Vicky Nguyen gives tips on protecting your privacy and security on social media. Also, in honor of Hispanic Heritage month, NBC Correspondent Marissa Parra hears from entrepreneur Pilar Guzman on how she helps others break into the food space.  And, hockey legend Henrik Lundqvist shares how a heart condition caused him to retire from hockey and how he continues to stay active in retirement.  

With the Supreme Court back in session, Justices are set to make decisions on issues including transgender rights, gun regulations, and the death penalty. And NBC News Contributing Correspondent Kaylee Hartung spoke with Snoop Dogg about his support for the Pittsburgh Steelers as they took on the Dallas Cowboys last night. Plus, Ana Kendrick on her directorial debut with “Woman of the Hour.”

As Hurricane Milton heads towards Florida, it is expected to become a Category 4 storm. And, with October 7th marking a year since Hamas’ attacks inside Israel, the parents of one of the hostages speaks out.  Plus, less than a month from Election Day, Vice President Harris and former President Trump have turned their focus to battleground states.  

Al Roker visits the communities affected by Hurricane Helene to help them recover from the damage and share ways to help the communities affected. Also, NBC medical contributors Dr. Natalie Azar and Dr. John Torres answer viewer questions on how to stay healthy and happy during the new season. Plus, NBC news correspondent, Trymaine Lee shares the story of how he reconnected with a cause close to his heart 20 years later.

Country music singer Garth Brooks faces legal troubles after a makeup artist accused him of sexual assault and battery in a new lawsuit. Also, Al Roker travels to Asheville, North Carolina to share the stories of the communities affected by Hurricane Helene and ways to help them recover. Plus, Francelys Infante, the wife of singer Romeo Santos, shares the story of how she discovered three life threatening brain aneurisms to spread awareness.

Ports across the East and Gulf Coast re-open after the port workers union ended a three-day strike to negotiate a tentative deal. Also, Israel strikes back against Hezbollah by unleashing airstrikes in Lebanon. Plus, the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office plans to review the 1989 Menendez brothers case following claims of new evidence and the renewed interest.

A financial planner details new trends and opportunities to know about when it comes to retirement. Also, in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, learn about the designer behind the brand 'Luar,' Raul Lopez, and how his family and upbringing inspired his passion for fashion. Plus, discover some unbeatable deals on fall wardrobe staples, home essentials, and more.

Our anchors get the scare of their lives when they get a tour of Jimmy Fallon’s 'Tonightmares' haunted maze in Rockefeller Center. Also, Chase Stokes joins to discuss the return of one of the biggest shows on television, 'Outer Banks.' Plus, our Shop TODAY team shares the best fashion and beauty products to purchase this fall as voted on by listeners. And chef Yotam Ottolenghi shares a delicious salmon and potatoes recipe.

Special counsel court filing details new evidence against Donald Trump in the January 6 election subversion case. Also, the latest on the Israel-Hezbollah war as tensions continue to escalate in the Middle East. Plus, one of the doctors charged in connection with actor Matthew Perry’s overdose death pleads guilty. And, a look at the new value of credit card points and how to best use them

Hey TODAY fans! As a bonus, we’re giving you a special preview of Jenna Bush Hager’s new podcast, ‘Open Book with Jenna’.  In the podcast’s debut episode, Jenna sits down with “Late Show” host Stephen Colbert and his wife of over 30 years, Evie McGee Colbert.  Stephen and Evie recently partnered on a new cookbook, “Does this Taste Funny” and sat down with Jenna to share their favorite family recipes, funniest memories cooking together, and why humor is the key ingredient in their marriage. They also reveal who holds the title of ‘best chef’ and who they’d love to invite to one of their famous dinner parties.  To listen to the full conversation, just search ‘Open Book with Jenna’ wherever you’re listening to follow now, or click here: https://link.chtbl.com/obwj\_lw

The latest on breast cancer research therapies and the questions to be asking your doctor. Also, the story behind a wine company that solved the issue of enjoying one glass without wasting the bottle. Plus, Eugenio Derbez joins to discuss his new series, ‘Y Llegaron de Noche.’ And, actress and model Elizabeth Hurley shares details about Estée Lauder Companies’ Breast Cancer Campaign.

A closer look at unexpected trends in dating as more young people are ditching the dating apps to find love in person. Also, inside the push to create a safe and effective vaccine for breast cancer. Plus, in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, pastry chef Paola Velez shares a delicious coquito cheesecake recipe.

Highlights and analysis from last night’s debate between vice presidential nominees JD Vance and Tim Walz. Also, tensions rise in the Middle East as Iran launches a missile attack on Israel. Plus, a New Jersey couple injured in an Uber car crash has lost their bid to sue the company in court. And, a closer look at a major airline promising faster internet speeds and the impact the decision could have on all flight experiences.

NBC News coverage of the vice presidential debate between JD Vance and Tim Walz.

NBC’s Senior Consumer and Investigative Correspondent Vicky Nguyen details all the discounts and deals to know heading into the month of October. Also, as Breast Cancer Awareness Month gets underway, TODAY contributor Jill Martin and her friend shine a light on the importance of genetic testing. Plus, our Start TODAY team shares a few football-themed exercises to get moving. And, chef EJ Lagasse shares a delicious kale and chorizo soup recipe.

Hoda goes one-on-one with Ina Garten to discuss her new memoir Be Ready When the Luck Happens, in which she opens up like never before about the challenges, triumphs, and love that have shaped her life. Also, to kick off Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we highlight the importance of genetic screenings. Plus, Mariska Hargitay talks about her return as Captain Olivia Benson in season 26 of ‘Law & Order: SVU.’

A massive port workers strike is underway, with the potential for major impacts on the nationwide supply chain. Also, aid and cleanup efforts are underway after Hurricane Helene rips through the Southeast. Plus, Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson says Queen Elizabeth II had ‘a form of bone cancer’ before her death in his new memoir. And, MLB great Pete Rose, who was banned from baseball for life after a betting scandal, dies at 83. 

NASCAR Hall of Famer Jimmie Johnson stops by to discuss his current success as an owner in the sport and why it’s important to him to raise awareness and find a cure for paralysis. Also, some tips on how consumers can save the most on insurance while prices are currently surging. Plus, travel expert Mark Ellwood shares the best places to witness must-see foliage across the country.

In Rockdale County, Georgia, a BioLab Plant eruption starts a fire and causes a chemical release leading to thousands of residents in the city of Conyers to evacuate. Also, style expert Melissa Garcia shares the latest fall fashion trends people can’t stop raving about. Plus, TODAY Fitness contributor Stephanie Mansour gives viewers a few hit workouts and tips that’ll surely boost their walk throughout October.

States across the Southeast coping with devastation from Hurricane Helene. We’re live from Asheville, North Carolina. Also, the nation could be close to another supply chain crisis as tens of thousands of port workers threaten to go on a strike that would greatly impact half of all goods shipped in the United States. Plus, Prince Harry is back in London for a charity event after whirlwind of appearances including honoring his mother Diana’s legacy.

A financial expert offers advice on how to conquer your financial fears. Also, a closer look at a unique class taught at the University of Southern California where students learn magic. Plus, Dwyane Wade joins to discuss his latest projects and endeavors, including the major honor he is about to receive.

The latest on Hurricane Helene. Plus, Bryan Kohberger makes his first appearance at the Boise courthouse for a status hearing with the new judge. And a closer look at rising online ticket scams and how to avoid getting scammed.

Helene hits Florida bringing catastrophic storm surges, life-threatening winds, and historic flooding. Also, Kamala Harris gets set to visit the southern border, and Donald Trump prepares to meet Ukrainian President Zelenskyy. Plus, the NTSB issues urgent safety action on Boeing’s 737 rudder systems for certain planes in the latest hit for the aircraft manufacturer. And, In-Depth TODAY: ‘Saturday Night Live’ gets set to kick off its 50th season.  

Dylan goes behind the scenes at the People’s Choice Country Music Awards ceremony and talks to Shania Twain and Brad Paisley. Also, the stars of Netflix’s new series ‘Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story,’ Javier Bardem, Cooper Koch, and Nicholas Alexander Chavez discuss what it was like making their new show and taking on the roles of these real-life characters. Plus, discover a guide to the basics of meal planning to help you boost your nutrition without breaking the bank. 

James Middleton, brother of Princess Catherine, opens up on his battle with depression and life with the Royal Family in a new memoir. Also, a closer look at how artificial intelligence is being used to teach kids in school and the surprising results. Plus, Hoda’s big announcement. 

Millions across the South are preparing for Hurricane Helene with many schools and airports shutting down across the region. Also, NYC mayor Eric Adams faces federal charges amid a series of high-level resignations in his administration. Plus, the U.S. works to broker a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah. And, Bryan Kohberger, the suspect in the Idaho college murders case, is set to face a new judge in his trial. 

LinkedIn’s editor-in-chief Dan Roth shares a list of the top startup companies to look out for. Also, the story behind a Dallas high school that’s teaching kids life skills through on-the-job training. Plus, Samantha Bee discusses bringing her brand of comedy to her podcast ‘Choice Words,’ where she chats with interesting and influential people about the choices that have shaped their lives. 

Lisa Marie Presley’s daughter, Riley Keough, speaks out on finishing her mother’s memoir and sharing her story. Also, the remarkable story of an Army veteran whose entire life has been dedicated to the service of others. Plus, TODAY contributor Jill Martin shares a few can’t-miss deals on products to help you relax and unwind. 

A hurricane watch is ordered for Florida as Tropical Storm Helene moves closer and evacuations begin. Also, Savannah speaks one-on-one with Secretary of State Antony Blinken to discuss the Israel-Hezbollah conflict. Plus, NFL legend Brett Favre reveals Parkinson’s diagnosis during a congressional hearing. And, a closer look at the growing frustration and confusion over tipping culture.

Orthopedic physical therapist Karena Wu shares some movements and exercises to combat the effects of aging. Also, SNL star Ego Nwodim makes an impact on her hometown by teaching improv to middle school students. Plus, Giancarlo Esposito joins to discuss the new Francis Ford Coppola movie he’s starring in, ‘Megalopolis.’ And, a few skincare tips to help you prepare for the cooler months ahead. 

An inside look at the rise in banning cell phones in schools and what you need to know about school policies that restrict phone usage. Also, beloved family Youtuber Rachel Accurso, aka Ms. Rachel, discusses her first children’s book she’s releasing, Ms. Rachel and the Special Surprise. Plus, a few can’t-miss fall fashion deals to elevate your style for under $50. And, chef Elena Besser shares a delicious French toast recipe. 

President Biden is set to deliver his final speech to the United Nations General Assembly. Also, the U.S. is sending additional troops to the Middle East amid escalating tensions between Israel and Hezbollah. Plus, the FAA is opening a second application period for new air traffic controllers to combat ongoing shortages. And, In-Depth TODAY: A closer look at the debate over weight loss drug prices and efforts to make the medications more affordable. 

Bill Gates joins to discuss his new Netflix series ‘What’s Next? The Future with Bill Gates,’ which examines ways to solves some of the biggest challenges we face today. Also, Michael Breus, aka ‘The Sleep Doctor,’ details simple steps to ensure quality sleep as the seasons change. Plus, Zachary Quinto talks about his return to NBC in the series ‘Brilliant Minds,’ where he plays a character inspired by a trailblazing neurologist.   

NBC’s Kaylee Hartung does the zipline above the Atlanta Falcons’ Mercedes-Benz stadium with lessons from ‘Freddie Falcon.’ Also, Aubrey Plaza discusses two highly anticipated movies she’s starring in, ‘My Old Ass’ and ‘Megalopolis.’ Plus, Michael Bublé joins the show to talk about his new role as a coach on ‘The Voice’ and his new greatest hits album, The Best of Bublé.

Fears of a wider war in the Middle East grow as tensions between Israel and Hezbollah escalate. Also, the latest on the race for the White House, including a new NBC News poll. Plus, the new Menendez brothers’ series on Netflix sparks controversy over the depiction of Lyle and Erik Menendez. And, a closer look at Gen Z’s love for shopping at discount stores.     

NBC’s Brian Cheung breaks down all numbers for the fall season. Also, Daniel Dae Kim and Ryan Eggold sit down to discuss their new roles in “Yellow Project” on Broadway. Plus, Sebastian Stan stops by to fill us in on his latest project, “A Different Man.” And two-time winner of “America’s Got Talent”, Shin Lim, joins us to discuss his new Las Vegas Residency opening next month.

The creators of “Friends” remember the iconic show on its 30th anniversary. Also, NBC’s Vicky Nguyen shares tips on how to dig your way out of debt for a better financial future. Plus, Sarah Eggenberger stops by to show us the fashion trends you’ll be seeing everywhere this fall. And, chef Adam Richman whips up some tasty eats for Sunday Night Football. 

New details in fatal courthouse shooting of Kentucky judge. Also, Hezbollah chief vows revenge amid massive new wave of strikes in Lebanon. Plus, emotional testimony and new images as hearing on doomed Titan submersible continues today. And the “Polaris Dawn” teams sits down to discuss their historic spacewalk. 

Dr. Vin Gupta breaks down the different types of headaches and gives advice on treatment. Also, NBC’s Steve Patterson goes behind the scenes of one business that’s proving food that tastes good can also be healthy. Plus, Cristin Miloti sits down to talk about her new role in “The Penguin.”

NBC’s Vicky Nguyen gives a closer look into the Federal Reserve’s interest rate cut and how it will impact your wallets. Also, former monk-turned storyteller Jay Shetty stops by to help us reset and stay grounded through the busy season ahead. Plus, Stephen Colbert and his wife, Evie McGee Colbert discuss their very first cookbook: "Does This Taste Funny -- Recipes Our Family Loves."

Apple Music’s Zane Lowe breaks down the artists, albums and concerts everyone is talking about right now. Also, Stephen Colbert and wife, Evie McGee Colbert, sit down to discuss their newfound partnership in the kitchen and whip up crab cakes and red rice. Plus, Laverne Cox sits down to discuss her new role in Netflix’s most watched movie, “Uglies.” 

The latest on the walkie talkie explosion in second wave of attacks across Lebanon. Also, tech leaders testify on Capitol Hill over foreign interference. Plus, Sean “Diddy” Combs is denied bail in appeal hearing and will remain in custody on sex trafficking and racketeering charges. And, new weight loss drug alternatives on the rise. 

With many workers choosing health insurance plans for next year, NBC Senior Business Analyst Stephanie Ruhle details all you need to know about open enrollment and other work perks to be aware of. Also, the story behind two friends who are finding innovative ways to move the laundry industry forward. Plus, Eric Roberts discusses his new memoir, Runaway Train: or, The Story of My Life so Far.     

Kate Middleton returns to work for the first time since finishing her chemotherapy treatment. Also, an exclusive look at a new Common Sense Media study on teens and artificial intelligence. Plus, everything you need to know about the newly expanded FDA approval of a breast cancer drug that’s set to free up access to the medication for tens of thousands of women. And, Tallulah Willis shares her story on adult diagnosis of Autism and gives an update on her father, Bruce Willis, amid his health battle. 

Pagers carried by Hezbollah operatives explode in apparent attacks across Lebanon. Also, Sean “Diddy” Combs was denied bail after pleading not guilty to federal sex-trafficking and racketeering charges. Plus, new details emerge about a Delta flight that was forced to make an emergency landing shortly after takeoff, resulting in the injuries of multiple passengers. And, Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa was placed on injured reserve after his latest concussion. 

Pediatric Surgeon, Ala Stanford, shares ways to stay healthy as the Fall season approaches and school kicks back into gear. Also, a closer look into Puerto Rico’s mission to save coral reefs. Plus, an exclusive sneak peek into this year’s hottest holiday toys. And, chef Kwame Onwuachi puts a flavorful spin on a classic dish.

NBC’s Vicky Nguyen breaks down ways to save at secondhand stores. Also, in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, Eva Longoria shines a light on a Latin owned food company. Plus, our Shop TODAY team shares some of their favorite picks of the month including easy kitchen hacks, fall fashion and beauty.  

Sean “Diddy” Combs is arrested in New York by federal agents. Also, new details on the attempted Trump assassination. Plus, Jordan Chiles files a new appeal to overturn controversial ruling that stripped her of a bronze medal. And, major retailers are already gearing up for the holidays.

An integrative medicine physician separates fact from myth regarding belly fat. Also, Craig Melvin highlights the importance of caregivers through one family’s inspirational fight against colon cancer. Plus, Karamo Brown discusses coming back for season three of his talk show, ‘Karamo.’ And, InStyle Fashion Director Kevin Win shares some classic ‘90s movies outfits that still hold up today. 

Connie Chung joins to discuss her new memoir, Connie, in which she reflects on her trailblazing journey to becoming one of the first female network news anchors. Also, in our series ‘Inside the Game,’ NBC’s Kaylee Hartung goes behind the scenes with the cafeteria workers who feed the Houston Texans. Plus, People magazine’s Style and Beauty Director Andrea Lavinthal shares this years annual People beauty awards. 

The FBI is investigating an apparent assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump at his Florida golf club. Also, TikTok faces a crucial court hearing today that could decide the apps fate in the U.S. Plus, the U.S. Coast Guard is set to begin a public hearing today on the implosion of the Titan submersible. And, a new member of the Manning family, Arch Manning, is making waves in college football this year. 

Senior Business Correspondent Christine Romans details several fast-food chains offering meal deals in the coming months. Also, author of Gut Renovation, Dr. Roshini Raj gives insight on symptoms of celiac disease and how it differs from gluten intolerance. Plus, Ali Truwit opens up about her journey to the Paralympics and competing in the Games. And, Rickey Smiley opens up about the loss of his son and faith in his new book, Sideshow. 

An Alaska Airlines plane departing Nashville delayed its takeoff to avoid a collision with a Southwest Airlines plane. And millions are impacted by extreme wildfires in California, with three major wildfires in the southern part of the state. Plus, older patients are using marijuana, oftentimes for the first time for medical reasons, including chronic pain. 

Overnight, Boeing workers vote to reject a contract proposal and over 30,000 employees are now strike. Plus, Donald Trump has said that he will not participate in another debate with Vice President Harris. And, a major development in the Idaho murders case.

Dietitian and co-founder of Culina Health, Vanessa Rissetto, shares insights on healthy snacking. Also, the story behind a couple who started a bagel business for everyone. Plus, Suki Waterhouse joins to discuss the release of her sophomore album, ‘Memoir of a Sparklemuffin.’  And, a first look at the top beauty products from this year’s Oprah Daily Beauty ‘O-Wards.’ 

Fallout and reaction from the Haitian immigrant community in Springfield, Ohio, following former President Trump’s ‘eating pets’ comment during the presidential debate. Plus, a closer look at why car prices are falling, but the cost of insurance is soaring, and the impact these changes could have on you

Extreme weather impacts millions around the country, with Hurricane Francine hitting parts of Louisiana and extreme wildfires spreading across California. Also, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Trump are set to hold their first campaign events since their debate showdown. Plus, Polaris Dawn astronauts attempt the world’s first-ever commercial spacewalk. And, top highlights and moments from MTV’s Video Music Awards.

NBC medical contributor Dr. Natalie Azar offers tips on how to stay healthy and feel better through the aging process. Also, check out our top picks for the hottest tech gadgets this fall. Plus, psychotherapist Niro Feliciano talks about how to best support others and ourselves when navigating through difficult times.

The story of several NY firefighters honoring 9/11 in a unique way by cycling across Ireland. Also, NBC News offers a special report of the 9/11 remembrance ceremony, including a moment of silence for those who lost their lives. Plus, aging expert Deb Whitman reveals the secret to living your best life after turning 50 in her new book The Second Fifty. And, explore seasonal skincare tips to refresh your wellness routine.

Full reaction and analysis from the first presidential debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, including Taylor Swift’s post-debate endorsement for Harris. Also, the nation commemorates the 23rd anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. Plus, Louisiana declares a state of emergency as Hurricane Francine approaches the Gulf Coast. And, two Delta airplanes collide on the tarmac at an Atlanta airport. 

President and CEO of SHERM, Johnny C. Taylor stops by to share some tips and resources to help folks have an easier time transitioning back work. Also, Purely Elizabeth Granola founder Elizabeth Stein sits down to discuss her recipe for success. Plus, NBC News journalist and producer Dan Slepian dishes the latest on his new book ‘The Sing Sing Files’ and how the stories of six wrongfully imprisoned men have greatly impacted how he navigates a broken justice system. 

Apple presents a new line of products including their new iPhone 16 with artificial intelligence. Also, writer and director Ed Burns goes in-depth about his new book A Kid From Marlboro Road and the sequel to ‘The Brothers McMullen.' Plus, actress Lupita Nyong’o dishes the latest on her new animated film ‘The Wild Robot,' the voice-acting process, and what’s next in her career.

Tonight marks the first presidential debate between former president Donald Trump and current vice president Kamala Harris. Also, SpaceX Polaris Dawn launches historic mission, carrying an all-civilian crew that will conduct their own high-risk spacewalk. Plus, remembering the life and legacy of legendary actor James Earl Jones who passed away at the age of 93. 

Athletes Jannick Sinner and Aryna Sabalenka, the winners of the U.S. Open, discuss their journeys to the trophy. And a real estate broker gives tips to both buyers and sellers in preparation of the upcoming fall real estate market. Plus, Eve Hewson chats about new Netflix show “The Perfect Couple,” her career thus far, and her relationship with her father, musician Bono. 

Dr. Natalie Azar, NBC News Medical Contributor, shares that a new FDA mandate will require patients to be notified about their breast tissue density for breast cancer prevention. Also, The Capital One Tower in Lake Charles, Louisiana, which was destroyed by Hurricane Laura, was demolished over the weekend. Plus, Demi Moore stops by to discuss her new film “The Substance.”

Thousands evacuate deadly California fires. Plus, ahead of tomorrow’s presidential debate, the latest polls show Vice President Harris and former President Trump are neck and neck. And, a TODAY exclusive: Fyre Festival founder Billy McFarland reveals more details on the new event he’s planning.

NBC News National Political Correspondent Steve Kornacki breaks down this weekend’s action with his big board. Also, our By The Decade series features Senior Consumer Investigative Correspondent Vicky Nguyen highlighting available freebies and discounts for every age group. Plus, Ally Love gives us a look at 'Black Girls Tennis Club', an organization that's on a mission to break barriers on and off the tennis court. And Joy Bauer teaches us how to make a healthy and delicious back-to-school lunch. 

The 14-year-old Georgia school shooter is set to appear in court, as his father is now charged with murder. Also, lawyers for Bryan Kohberger make a new appeal this morning in an attempt to take the death penalty off the table. Plus, a new technology is changing the way 9-1-1 call centers respond to emergencies.

The father of the Georgia school shooter is now charged with murder in a dramatic new development in the case. Also, the Biden and Harris campaign spar over the recent shooting in Georgia. Plus, Hunter Biden pleads guilty in his Federal tax case on the eve of the trial. And, the Kansas City Chiefs faced off against the Baltimore Ravens in the NFL season kickoff last night. 

Kansas City Chiefs CEO Clark Hunt talks the upcoming NFL season and tonight’s season opener against the Baltimore Ravens. Also, Don Cheadle joins to discuss his new series ‘Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist,’ which chronicles how an epic party in Atlanta turned into an infamous heist. Plus, style expert Andrew Weitz showcases a selection of men’s fall fashion looks, perfect for the cooler months ahead. 

30 Rock neighbor Jimmy Fallon stops by to catch up and talk about his new book Five More Sleeps Til’ Halloween. Also, Hollywood icon Samuel L. Jackson discusses his new series ‘Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist’ and reflects on the fun he had this summer. Plus, the Start TODAY team introduces a limited-edition beauty and wellness box, filled with products to help you refresh for fall. And, celebrate the NFL season opener with a tasty Baltimore clam dip and Kansas City chicken wing recipe. 

Four dead and nine injured after a tragic school shooting in Georgia, with a 14-year-old suspect taken into custody. Also, the latest on the 2024 presidential race, including Liz Cheney’s endorsement of Kamala Harris. Plus, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivers a speech amid growing pressure for a ceasefire agreement. And, the NFL season kicks off tonight with high anticipation as the Baltimore Ravens face the Kansas City Chiefs.

CNBC Senior Personal Finance Correspondent Sharon Epperson shares advice on achieving greater financial security. Also, Kevin Hart and his longtime producing partner Bryan Smiley discuss their new series ‘Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist,’ in which Kevin portrays a hustler hosting a party the night of Muhammad Ali’s 1970 comeback fight. Plus, TODAY contributor and Peloton instructor Ally Love showcases a few game day fashion outfits in honor of the NFL season kickoff. 

A closer look at why doctor’s appointments are becoming increasingly difficult to book and what you can do to best manage your health. Also, Kevin Hart joins to talk about his new Peacock series, ‘Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist,’ and the fun he had covering the Paris Olympics. Plus, Justin Theroux discusses the highly anticipated ‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice,’ a sequel that has been three decades in the making.   

Protesters in Israel gather for a third consecutive night, urging the government to reach a ceasefire deal. Also, an exclusive interview with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy following one of the deadliest waves of Russian attacks since the war began. Plus, a trial date has been set for two individuals linked to the death of Matthew Perry. And, with just one day till the start of the NFL season, we break down the biggest games, storylines, and stars to follow this season. 

Explore the top deals and savings on fashion, food, and home products for September. Also, three skincare experts offer tips on incorporating effective skincare practices into your daily routine. Plus, Ego Nwodim discusses the new Peacock mockumentary series she’s starring in, ‘Mr. Throwback,’ where she plays the right-hand woman to NBA legend Steph Curry. 

NBC News Medical Contributor Dr. Natalie Azar explains an important new study on ‘false-positive’ mammogram results. Also, basketball legend Steph Curry discusses winning Olympic gold, the upcoming NBA season, and his latest projects off the court. Plus, tennis great Roger Federer joins to talk about his new visual biography, “Federer.” And, catching up with Taraji P. Henson ahead of the release of her new show, ‘Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist.’ 

Hostage deaths in Gaza ignite massive labor strikes and protests in Israel, intensifying pressure for a ceasefire deal. Also, the latest polling numbers in in key battleground states as the Trump-Harris debate is just one week away. Plus, NHL star Johnny Gaudreau’s wife shares an emotional tribute after her husband and his brother were tragically killed by an alleged drunk driver while biking. And, Costco raises membership fees for the first time in seven years – what this means for your shopping. 

Sheinelle sits down with Noah Lyles’ mom as she opens up about their journey to the Olympics and the hurdles they overcame together. Also, the story behind a buzzworthy restaurant’s chef who started by selling meals out of her own home. Plus, Craig tries his hand at one of the most popular low impact workouts, Pilates. And, a special wedding dress collection that’s created a life-long bond between the women who wear them.

An inside look into the growing trend of ‘do it yourself braces’ and the important warnings families need to know. Also, Dolly Parton, Johnny Cash, and Elvis are among the artists whose personal items are being donated to the Country Music Hall of Fame. Plus, TODAY fitness contributor Stephanie Mansour walks through a September exercise plan to help you get in shape. 

Protests erupt across Israel with demonstrators demanding a ceasefire after six more hostages are killed in Gaza. Also, Vice President Kamala Harris gets set to campaign alongside President Biden for the first time since leading the Democratic ticket. Plus, San Francisco 49ers rookie Ricky Pearsall has been released from the hospital after being shot in an attempted armed robbery. And, growing outrage among Oasis fans experiencing extensive delays on Ticketmaster.   

Airports nationwide are bracing for a historic number of travelers, with millions of passengers expected to fly today at the start of Labor Day weekend. Plus, smart strategies to pay down your credit card debt before the holiday season.  Also, we're breaking down how much protein you need in your diet and why it is so important for your well-being.

In her first sit down interview since becoming the Democratic nominee for president, Kamala Harris defends some of her shifting policy positions. Plus, your guide to the best Labor Day Sales and if you'll find a better deal online or in person. And, we're wrapping up the week with a packed "Popstart," including David Beckham showing the world just how cool he truly is during his "hot ones" appearance.

In her first sit down interview since becoming the Democratic nominee for president, Kamala Harris answered questions about her record and addressing concerns over shifting policy positions on key issues. Also, airports nationwide are bracing for a historic number of travelers, with millions of passengers expected to fly today at the start of Labor Day weekend. Plus, the rise of “day passes” lets you take advantage of the perks of a five-star hotel without paying for a room. 

Today’s Checklist highlights how to be your own best health advocate when going to the doctor. Also, we're catching up with two Hollywood heavyweights, Dennis Quaid and Penelope Ann Miller, to discuss their new biopic ‘Reagan.’ Plus, Shop Today contributor Chassie Post reveals the latest deals to take advantage of before the end of summer. And, Simple Solutions hacks to help make life easier in the kitchen. 

There are mounting fears this morning, over dangerous mosquito-borne illnesses after a Missouri teenager, infected with West Nile virus was left paralyzed and on a ventilator. Also, a new edition of Today’s Consumer takes a look at how the state of the economy is shaping our spending habits. Plus, actor Dennis Quaid talks about portraying a president in his new role for ‘Reagan’ film. And, Samah Dada joins TODAY Food to share a recipe from her brand-new ‘Dada Eats’ newsletter. 

New polling as the Democratic ticket continues its Georgia bus tour, plus more fallout from Former President Donald Trump’s visit to Arlington National Ceremony. Also, the F.B.I. releases new details regarding the assassination attempt on Trump. Plus, travel delays start ahead of the Labor Day weekend. And, growing calls for new youth football safety measures amid a number of deaths. 

Workplace trends that are shaping several aspects of office life for both employers and employees. Also, Jill Martin spotlights a beauty company that’s breaking boundaries as part of the She Made It series. Plus, Will Packer talks about his new action-packed crime show, ‘Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist,’ and its A-List cast. And, special Labor Day discounts and deals on some of your favorite brands and products with Shop Today Savings.

Paralympics are underway in Paris. Also, Gen Z boys using rock-hard gum to sharpen their jawlines for ‘looksmaxxing’ trend. Plus, a look at a condition that affects more than 24-million Americans, autoimmune disease. And, TODAY Table recipes to beat the late-summer heat. 

Severe heat continues to impact millions across the U.S. Also, Special Counsel Jack Smith files new superseding indictment of former President Donald Trump in the election interference case. Plus, Labor Day weekend travel expected to break records. And, Kelce brothers cash in with “New Heights” podcast deal.

Archer Tracy Otto is a first-time Paralympian. She discovered para-archery after surviving a life-threatening domestic violence attack in 2019, which caused the loss of her left eye and left her paralyzed from the chest down. On this episode of The Road to Paris, Tracy reflects on her Olympic journey, as she prepares to compete on her sport’s biggest stage in Paris.

NBC’s Consumer Investigative Correspondent Vicky Nguyen shares essential resources to help parents and kids transition easily from summer back to school. Also, NBC News’ Peter Alexander crosses an item off his bucket list by visiting his 50th and final state, Maine. Plus, John Cho discusses his new horror movie ‘Afraid’ and the possibility of revisiting the ‘Harold and Kumar’ franchise. Plus, tips on how to maintain the stress free, calm feelings of summer into fall. 

Everything kids and parents need to know for a successful return to the classroom in a special edition of TODAY’S Five Things. Also, an inspiring glimpse at how planting trees can have a far greater impact than just improving the view outside your window. Plus, our SHOP TODAY team shares a few best-selling products to make the transition from summer to fall as smooth as possible. And, chef Anthony Vitolo shares a delicious lemon piccata recipe.

Millions across the country are under severe heat alerts. Also, former President Donald Trump suggests that he has doubts about a debate with Vice President Kamala Harris. Plus, the captain of a superyacht in Italy that sank, resulting in seven deaths, is expected to be questioned by Italian prosecutors. And, an inside look at the planned merger between two supermarket giants and its potential impact on food prices. 

Prior to their preseason game, several LA Chargers football players stuck in an elevator over the weekend were rescued by firefighters. Also, Dr. Michael Wolfeld, a plastic surgeon and hair loss specialist, gives tips on transitioning hair care routines from the summer to the fall. Plus, Savannah Sellers sits down with Isabel Klee who provides temporary housing for foster dogs before their adoption.

The U.S. Open Tennis Tournament begins, making it the last grand slam of the year, with Coco Gauff and Novak Djokovic both competing.  Also, Senior Business Correspondent Christine Romans gives tips on expanding access to savings. Plus, Vicky Nguyen sits down with three Asian-American comics, Ken Jeong, Sherry Cola, and Andrew Lopez who discuss representation and Hollywood.

Millions in the Midwest prepare for extreme heat. Plus, Israel strikes Hezbollah on Sunday in Lebanon. Also, Vice President Harris and running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz are headed to Georgia for their first joint campaign in the state. 

As a bonus for TODAY fans, we’re sharing the trailer for season 3 of Morrison Mysteries, the original podcast from Dateline and Keith Morrison...  Each season, Keith Morrison takes listeners on a captivating ride through some of the most suspenseful and chilling works of fiction you’ll ever hear. Haunting stories of ghosts, love triangles, jealousy and rage – and now he’s reading “The Dead Alive,” a chilling novel from 150 years ago based on a real trial. If you like what you hear, just search “Morrison Mysteries” and subscribe to Dateline Premium. Subscribers receive ad-free listening and early access to subsequent episodes: https://link.chtbl.com/mmst_fdlw

Oprah Winfrey sits down with Al Roker to celebrate his 70th birthday! They reflect on turning 70 and their life’s journey so far. They celebrate the next decade ahead and open up about the greatest lessons they’ve learned along the way. They discuss the beauty of aging & living life more authentically, how they’re redefining what 70 looks and feels like, and what they hope their legacies might be.

Meet the Team USA Paralympian who survived a shark attack and is ready to inspire the world. Plus, some healthy hacks to enjoy the last few weeks of summer produce.  Also, Country superstar Thomas Rhett is here to talk about music, family, and the release of his new album, “About a Woman.”

Kamala Harris accepts her party’s nomination for President as the first woman of color to lead a major party ticket. Plus, your guide to back-to-school shopping and tips on the best ways to save on all those supplies. And, we’re wrapping up the week with a packed “Popstart,” including Zoe Kravitz’s reaction to her dad’s viral workout video. 

Kamala Harris’ history-making nomination at the Democratic National Convention accepting her party’s nomination for President. Also, how might expected changes to interest rates from the Federal Reserve affect American households? Plus, NASA is working on a new plan to bring those astronauts home from international space and the much-awaited answer to how much longer they’ll be stranded.

NBC’s Senior Investigative Correspondent Vicky Nguyen highlights new tactics scammers are using to target your money. Also, in our series Living Legends: The 70 Club, Al Roker joins takes a stroll in central park with Tony Shalhoub, discussing life in the later stages. Plus, Editor-In-Chief of Travel + Leisure, Jacqui Gifford, shares a few end-of-summer travel deals you can book right now. 

With a record number of female coaches in the NFL this year, NBC’s Emilie Ikeda sat down with a few trailblazers coaching for the Baltimore Ravens. Also, a closer look at an innovative new training program designed to tackle the nation’s teacher shortage. Plus, as the summer winds down, our Shop TODAY team shares a few top products to help you get back to your daily routine.

Tim Walz, Bill Clinton, and Oprah Winfrey headline night three at the Democratic National Convention. Meanwhile, Donald Trump holds first outdoor rally since assassination attempt amid expected endorsement from RFK Jr. Plus, Taylor Swift opens up about the foiled terror plot that led to the cancellation of her Vienna shows, sharing her feeling of fear and ‘tremendous guilt.’ 

NBC Senior Business Correspondent Stephanie Ruhle shares tips on how to save during the back-to-school season. Also, in our special series Living Legends: The 70 Club, Al Roker sits down with Dennis Quaid for a conversation about the highs, the lows, and why keeping faith is one of the keys to happiness. Plus, chef Chloe Coscarelli presents two delicious recipes perfect for hot summer days when you don’t want to turn the oven on. 

Track star Noah Lyles reflects on his Olympic experiences in Paris, including winning gold in the Men’s 100m and competing while recovering from COVID. Also, Jessica Alba talks about her new home renovation show, ‘Honest Renovations.’ Plus, discover a new batch of best-selling products at a discount, including a tool to make grocery shopping easier. And, the cast of ‘Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice’ sits down with Al Roker to discuss the upcoming sequel more than three decades later. 

Barack and Michelle Obama headline the second night of the Democratic National Convention after a rousing roll call vote. Also, Bryan Kohberger’s lawyers challenge the prosecution’s agreement to change venues in University of Idaho murders case. Plus, Jennifer Lopez files for divorce from Ben Affleck after two years of marriage. 

Al Roker and Oprah Winfrey sit down for a conversation on AL’s 70th birthday, discussing, life, happiness, and the one moment Oprah would redo in her career. Also, NBC’s national political correspondent Steve Kornacki breaks down Al Roker’s milestone birthday by the numbers. Plus, some gift ideas inspired by Al’s big day. And, Jason Schwartzman and Carol Kane discuss their new film, ‘Between the Temples.’ 

TODAY marks Al Roker’s 70th birthday! We celebrate Al with a morning full of food, fun, and surprises on the plaza. Plus, Al sits down for a conversation with Oprah Winfrey as they both celebrate the milestone of turning 70.

Highlights and biggest moments from day one of the Democratic National Convention, including protests in the streets of Chicago near the convention. Also, Secretary of State Antony Blinken announces that Israel has agreed to a proposal for a potential cease-fire. Plus, Scott Peterson breaks his silence in a new Peacock docuseries, twenty years after being convicted of the murder of his pregnant wife, Laci Peterson. And, legendary TV talk show host Phil Donahue passes away at the age of 88.     

A first look at the evidence that led to the arrest of five suspects facing charges for the death of Matthew Perry. Plus, how to protect yourself from scams when ordering prescriptions online. Also, another edition of Today Bestsellers with some game-changing cleaning products. And, learn some “functional exercises” that make it easier to do everyday activities. 

The Democratic National Convention is getting underway in Chicago for a week-long celebration about its new nominee. Plus, a first-hand look into the grueling practices that make the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders "America’s Sweethearts." And, rising star Jenna Ortega joins us to discuss her role in the highly-anticipated movie, “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice.”  

The Democratic National Convention officially kicks off today in Chicago where President Biden will pass the torch to Kamala Harris tonight. Also, severe storms pounded the entire East Coast over the weekend causing flooding, road closures, and even mudslides. Plus, with millions of travelers gearing up for Labor Day Weekend we could see record-breaking numbers on the roads and at the airports.

Olympic gymnast Jordan Chiles speaks out for the first time after being stripped of her Olympic bronze medal over a procedural issue. Plus, Joanie Demer, Co-Founder and Co-Ceo of the Krazy Coupon Lady, shares how you can shop smarter during back to school season. Also, actors Jonathan Bailey and Matt Bomer chat about their Emmy nominated performances for their show, “Fellow Travelers”. And, Today Nutrition and Health Expert Joy Bauer tests the anchors nutrition knowledge with her superfood quiz.

Five individuals including two doctors, Perry’s assistant and a woman known as the “Ketamine Queen” are accused of being responsible for the overdose that led to Perry’s death. Plus, multiple suspects connected to a Los Angeles street gang have been arrested in connection to the death of General Hospital actor, Johnny Wactor. And Sunday Today’s Willie Geist stops by Studio 1A to chat about his one on one with Ryan Reynolds, as the actor shares a powerful message about Parkinson’s Disease.

Two doctors and Perry’s Assistant are among five individuals accused of being responsible for the actor’s death after taking advantage of his addiction issues for profit. Plus, President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris made a joint appearance for the first time since Biden dropped out of the race, as the Democratic National Convention begins next week. Also, USA Gymnast Jordan Chiles speaks out after her Olympic bronze medal was stripped due to a procedural issue. And, NBC’s Vicky Nguyen shares everything you need to know about easing inflation prices and tips to save.

The latest on the NASA Boeing Starliner astronauts, who have been in space for over two months – far exceeding their original ten-day test flight. Also, NBC News Senior Business Correspondent Christine Romans offers tips on how to improve your credit score. Plus, the inspiring story of a makeup company that’s blending culture and beauty. And, Giovanni Ribisi discusses his experience stepping behind the camera as the Director of Photography and Producer for ‘Strange Darling.’

Everything you need to know about mobile online gaming apps and what to watch out for while playing. Also, meet Roger the Hero Dog, a remarkable rescue animal making a huge impact. Plus, discover a selection of must-have kitchen essentials and easy organizing hacks at discounted prices to help you reset your routine as fall approaches.

Tracking Hurricane Ernesto’s next moves after ripping through Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Also, Donald Trump and Tim Walz hold campaign events as the election looms less than three months away. Plus, excited “Swifties” gather in London as Taylor Swift prepares to return to the stage following the Vienna terror scare. And, legendary actor Gena Rowlands, known for ‘The Notebook’ and ‘A Woman Under the Influence,’ passers away at 94.

Olympians Stephen Nedoroscik and Victor Montalvo reflect on their remarkable performances at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games. Also, CNBC Personal Finance Correspondent Sharon Epperson offers tips on how to maximize your Social Security benefits and the importance of financial planning at any age. Plus, Jabari Banks discusses his role as Will Smith in season three of ‘Bel Air,’ a reimaging of the classic show ‘The Fresh Prince of Bel Air.’ 

With the NFL season fast approaching, meet one of the most important figures in the sport you’ve likely never heard of, the legendary “Big Daddy.”  Also, dive into the heated debate over arming public-school teachers as a controversial new law in Tennessee classes takes effect. Plus, don’t miss out on huge summer blowout deals, offering something for everyone.

Democratic vice-presidential nominee Tim Walz defended his military record against attacks led by his election rival, Sen. JD Vance of Ohio. Also, the latest on the Israel-Hamas war as Hamas announces it will not participate in a new round of ceasefire talks. Plus, a closer look at how new broker commission fees will impact buyers and sellers. And, the “Aug-tober” trend: Halloween and fall favorites hit stores early.  

A look into the booming cruise industry as a new report finds that ships are getting larger, with more Americans embarking on cruise vacations. Also, a plant stylist shares tips on how to protect your plants from the summer heat and sun. Plus, Stephanie Mills discusses her return to Broadway in the Tony-winning musical ‘Hadestown.’ 

Kathie Lee Gifford returns to studio 1a to catch up and discuss her recent health struggles. Also, the Paris Games come to New York as Gabby Thomas joins TODAY on the plaza to reflect on her Olympic experience. Plus, take advantage of a few steals and deals as summer winds down, with products up to 73% off. And, chef Tonya Boudy shares a delicious coconut shrimp recipe.   

Severe weather impacts millions across the country as Tropical Storm Ernesto prompts new warnings, and a magnitude 4.4 earthquake hits California. Also, former President Donald Trump sat down with Elon Musk on his platform X in an interview that was marred by technical issues. Plus, USA Gymnastics vows to continue the appeal process over Jordan Chiles’ bronze medal amid growing questions about the IOC’s ruling to take it away. 

NBC News Medical Contributor Dr. John Torres answers commonly asked questions to help you stay safe and healthy for the rest of 2024. Also, discover the history of Veuve Clicquot and its roots in France’s champagne region. Plus, Ashley Graham and Emma Grede discuss their show ‘Side Hustlers,’ where they help aspiring female entrepreneurs turn their side hustles into empires.

TODAY kicks off celebrations for Hoda Kotb’s 60th birthday by surprising her with dancers from the dance studio Groove With Me, families she’s touched over the years, and TODAY reveals artwork hanging above Studio 1A that includes one of her favorite sayings: “Right on time.”

The Paris 2024 Olympic Games conclude with a star-studded closing ceremony spectacle, as Team USA finishes with the most total medals of any country. Also, Israel expands evacuation orders after a deadly strike on Gaza school-turned-shelter. Plus, the latest on the 2024 presidential race, with Kamala Harris now leading former President Trump in recent polls. And, Jordan Chiles faces losing her Olympic bronze medal after court ruling, but the USOPC is set to appeal. 

The 2024 Paris Olympics will feature a first, as the sport of Breaking, also known as breakdancing, makes its Olympic debut. On this episode of The Road to Paris, Victor Montalvo, one of the breakers, or "b-boys" representing team USA.

Catch up on all the latest Olympic news and highlights, including another standout day for Team USA in track and field events. Also, Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone discusses winning back-to-back golds in the 400m hurdles and breaking her own world record.

The latest on Tropical Storm Debby as it moves up the Mid-Atlantic, affecting millions of people. Also, new details emerge on the foiled terror plot targeting Taylor Swift’s concerts in Vienna. Plus, NBC’s Mike Tirico breaks down Team USA’s impressive medal haul and the top highlights from this year’s Olympics so far. 

Breaking, also known as breakdancing, will make its much anticipated Olympic debut in Paris. Among the breakers with a coveted spot on Team USA is Sunny Choi, and she’s ready to bring home gold. On this episode of The Road to Paris, Sunny opens up about her Olympic journey, her goals for Paris and how she’s focusing on her mental health.

Team USA artistic swimmers earn a silver medal after going viral for their underwater moonwalk dance. Also, Jordan Chiles discusses Team USA gymnastics’ impressive run in Paris and how she’s feeling post-Olympics. Plus, Justin Baldoni talks about directing and starring in the highly anticipated film ‘It Ends with Us.’ And, in honor of the Olympics in Paris, our Shop All Day team shares a few French beauty products to elevate your routine. 

Tropical Storm Debby continues to wreak havoc across the South, with risks of potential tornadoes in North Carolina. Also, Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour Vienna shows were canceled after arrests were made in a thwarted terror attack. Plus, catch up on all the latest action from the Paris Olympics, including what to watch for today. And, members of the U.S. Women’s Olympic Soccer team, Trinity Rodman, Sophia Smith, and Mallory Swanson, discuss preparation ahead of Saturday’s gold medal match against Brazil. 

Daniela Moroz is a 6-time Kite Surfing World Champion. The California athlete is chasing gold, as she helps the sport make its Olympic debut. On this episode of The Road to Paris, Daniela reflects on her Olympic journey, and shares her goals for Paris.

Team USA’s Caroline Marks discusses taking home a gold medal in surfing at the Paris Olympic Games from the island of Tahiti. Also, Colleen Hoover talks about the making of the new movie “It Ends With Us,” based on her best-selling novel. Plus, Dwyane Wade chats with Craig in Paris about the success of Team USA men’s and women’s basketball and what it’s like to be in the broadcast booth. 

Kamala Harris selects Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her running mate in the 2024 presidential race, as Republicans sharpen their attacks against the tickets. Also, the latest on Tropical Storm Debby as deadly flooding and record rainfall impact millions of people. Plus, get caught up on all the latest Olympics news from Paris, including an impressive showing from Team USA on the track. And, Gabby Thomas discusses winning her first gold medal in the 200m.

French swimming sensation Léon Marchand talks about his dominant performance in Paris that included four gold medals. Also, Savannah and Hoda go on a vintage store treasure hunt in Paris to find the best deals on designer fashion brands. Plus, Ina Garten shares a tour of one of her favorite bakeries in Paris. And Blake Lively and Jenny Slate discuss their new movie “It Ends With Us,” based off the best-selling novel by Colleen Hoover. 

Kamala Harris has selected Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her running mate in the 2024 presidential race, selecting a well-liked Midwestern state executive to the Democratic ticket.

Torrential rain and deadly flooding ravage the South as Tropical Storm Debby sweeps through Georgia and South Carolina, causing destruction and delays nationwide. Also, stay updated on all the latest Olympic highlights, including what to watch for today. Plus, the one and only Simone Biles joins to discuss her epic run at the Paris Games and what could be next for the legendary Olympian. 

All eyes will be on the U.S. Men’s Basketball team as they take the court in Paris. And if the star-studded roster is any indication, fans worldwide are in for a treat as Team USA hopes to bring home a fifth straight Olympic gold medal. Craig Melvin sat down with some of the player on Team USA, including Devin Booker, Joel Embiid and Anthony Davis.

Olympic Cyclist Kristen Faulkner began riding as a hobby, while working in finance. Her passion quickly evolved into much more, leading her to quit her job to race competitively. On this episode of The Road to Paris, Kristen opens up about her Olympic journey, and representing Team USA in her Olympic debut.

Bobby Finke, Gretchen Walsh, and other members of Team USA Swimming discuss the incredible run the squad had in Paris, including two world records and the most golds of any country. Also, stars of U.S. Track and Field, including Melissa Jefferson and the 4x400 mixed relay team, talk about getting off to a solid start. Plus, Al and Craig try shotput with three-time US Olympic gold medalist Ryan Crouser, and he joins in studio to discuss his impressive career. 

The latest on Tropical Storm Debby as it makes landfall in Florida, bringing torrential rain, dangerous winds, and flash flooding. Also, catch up on all the latest Olympics news from what was a wild weekend that included Noah Lyles’ photo finish in the Men’s 100m. Plus, Katie Ledecky joins to discuss her record-breaking run in Paris and what’s next for her. And, Simone Biles leads Team USA Women’s Gymnastics in the individual finals. 

Olympic Track & Field runner Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone is chasing gold once again. On this episode of The Road to Paris, Sydney opens up about her Olympic journey, her goals for Paris and how she uses faith to overcome her fear.

Olympic Track & Field star Gabby Thomas is blazing a trail, on and off the track. When she's not training, she works the Volunteer Healthcare Clinic in Texas, a clinic specializing in healthcare for people without health insurance. Gabby sat down with NBC’s Savannah Sellers to talk about her journey to the Paris Olympics and passion for healthcare. This conversation is sponsored by Lilly.

Noah Lyles is a track superstar, on a mission to conquer the Paris games. He made his Olympic debut in Tokyo, and now he’s chasing gold in Paris. On this episode of The Road to Paris, Noah reflects on his Olympic journey and goals for the summer games. 

The U.S. Men’s Basketball team is ready to take the court in Paris with one of the most-star studded rosters in years, featuring some of the best players in history. Led by Golden State Warriors Coach Steve Kerr… Team USA is hoping to win big, and claim a fifth straight olympic gold medal in Paris. Craig Melvin sat down with some of the players on Team USA, including Kevin Durant, Jrue Holiday and Bam Adebayo.

Snoop Dogg discusses the moment he’s having in Paris as one of Team USA’s biggest supporters and brings a surprise special guest with him. Also, members of Team USA’s rowing team discuss winning their first gold medal since 1960. Plus, get a preview of this year’s track and field events as Noah Lyles and Sha’Carri Richardson go for gold. And, Sesame Street’s Elmo, Cookie Monster, and Abby talk about what they’re most excited to watch for in the Olympics. 

Americans Evan Gershkovich and Paul Whelan are freed in a historic prisoner swap between the United States and Russia. Also, get caught up on all the latest Olympics news from Paris, including what to watch for today. Plus, Suni Lee and Jordan Chiles discuss the success of the U.S. Women’s Gymnastics team in Paris and Simone Biles winning gold in the All-Around. 

With a lengthy gold medal streak, the U.S. Men’s Basketball team has historically dominated at the olympics. And with this year’s roster boasting some of the nba’s biggest stars, excitement is at an all-time high as Team USA aims for a fifth straight olympic gold medal in Paris. Craig Melvin sat down with some of the players on Team USA, including Steph Curry, Anthony Edwards and Tyrese Haliburton.

Members of the U.S. Men’s Soccer squad discuss the team reaching the quarterfinals at the Olympics for the first time in 24 years. Also, Savannah, Hoda, and Al catch a beach volleyball game under the Eiffel Tower. Plus, get a behind-the-scenes tour of the House of Dior, the iconic fashion brand behind Celine Dion and Lady Gaga’s opening ceremony outfits. 

Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich and Marine veteran Paul Whelan — among other wrongly imprisoned detainees in Russia — were released Thursday as part of a major multinational prisoner exchange.

NBC News reports that the United States and Russia have agreed to swap prisoners in a multi-part deal involving other countries. 

The latest in the 2024 presidential election as former President Trump questions Kamala Harris’ race. Also, catch up on all the latest news at the Paris Olympics, including Katie Ledecky winning her eighth Olympic gold medal. Plus, get a preview of the Women’s Gymnastics All-Around Final as Simone Biles and Suni Lee aim for gold. And, a special glimpse at one sport that has been in the spotlight this Olympics – table tennis. 

On this episode of The Road to Pairs, Tom LLamas sat down with Olympic Boxer Jenny Lozano to talk about her love for the sport, her goals for Paris and how she hopes to live up to her nickmane - "The Troublemaker".

Simone Biles is the most decorated gymnast of all time. She sat down with Hoda Kotb in an exclusive interview to disucuss her outlook going into her third Olympic Games after dealing with mental blocks called the “twisties” at the Tokyo Olympics, and why she's confident Team USA will "get the job done", and bring home gold in Paris.

Members of the U.S. Women’s Rugby team join to discuss winning their first-ever medal in the sport after a thrilling victory against Australia on Tuesday. Also, the TODAY team gets an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of the Palace of Versailles. Plus, Al and Craig go on a croissant crawl with none other than the best tour guide in France, Al’s daughter, Leila Roker.

Stay updated on all the latest Olympics news from Paris, including the thrilling gold medal win by the U.S. Women’s Gymnastics team. Plus, Jade Carey and Hezly Rivera join Savannah and Hoda to share their feelings after winning gold. And, Team USA swimmers Drew Kibler and Luke Hobson discuss their silver medal victory in the men’s 4x200m freestyle relay. 

Gymnast Frederick Richard is making his Olympic debut in Paris. He made history at the 2023 World Championships as the first American male athlete since 2010 to win a World Gymnastics Championship All-Around medal and the youngest American male gymnast ever to win an individual medal. Known for his viral presence on social media, he’s using his following to give men’s gymnastics a much needed spotlight. And now, he aims to lead Team USA to victory in Paris.

For beach volleyball players Kelly Cheng and Sara Hughes, the 2024 Paris Olympics are a reunion. The two began their professional careers together in 2017, before splitting to pursue the Tokyo Olympics with different partners. Now, they’re reuniting on the court in Paris as the reigning world champions.

A look ahead to the Women’s Team Gymnastics final as Simone Biles and company aim for gold. Also, Ina Garten takes the TODAY team on a Parisian food, showing them how the French shop for top ingredients. Plus, Savannah and Hoda visit the legendary cabaret Moulin Rouge and learn one of the most iconic dances of all time – the French can-can. 

The latest on the 2024 presidential race as Kamala Harris gets closer to picking a VP. Also, get caught up on the latest Olympics news from Paris, including what to watch for today. Plus, members of the U.S. Men’s Gymnastics team discuss winning their first medal in 16 years, including Stephen Nedoroscik’s on his viral moments.

Olympic Rugby player Ilona Maher went viral on social media at the Tokyo Olympics, sharing unfiltered videos about life as an Olympian. Since then, she’s racked up more than a million followers, using her platform to discuss body image and empower women. On this episode of The Road to Paris, she opens up about her road to Paris, making her second olympic appearance.  

Regan Smith is one of the world’s premier women’s backstroke swimmers. She made her Olympic debut in Tokyo, bringing home two silver medals and a bronze medal. And now, she’s ready to bring home gold in Paris. On this episode of The Road to Paris, Regan reflects on her Olympic journey, and why she sees the pool as half-full at the summer games.

All eyes will be on the U.S. Olympic Women’s Gymnastics team as they compete in Paris. And representing Team USA will be Simone Biles, Suni Lee, Jordan Chiles, Jade Carey and 16-year-old newcomer Hezly Rivera. On this episode of The Road to Paris, the five gymnasts sat down with Hoda Kotb, just moments after their spots were secured, to talk about their excitement for what they're calling their "redemption tour" and their goals to bring home golf in Paris.

Michael Phelps, along with 2024 silver medalist in the men’s 100-meter breaststroke, Nic Fink, discuss the big first weekend Team USA had in the pool as they win the U.S.’s first gold medals. Also, Ina Garten gives a guided tour of the market that inspired her love for food and shares how to enjoy the ultimate Parisian picnic. Plus, TODAY Style correspondent Zanna Roberts Rassi details everything you need to know about French fashion.

On this episode of The Road to Paris, Olympic medalists Ryan Murphy and Bobby Finke reflect on their Olympic journeys and share their goals for Paris.

The latest details on the 2024 presidential election as a new poll shows a tightening race in key battleground states. Also, get caught up on all you need to know from an action packed first weekend at the Olympics. And, the families of the U.S. Women’s Gymnastics team join Savannah and Hoda to discuss the team’s strong debut in the qualifying rounds.   

Fred Richard, Brody Malone, Asher Hong, Paul Juda, and Stephen Nedoroscik are officially headed to Paris with Team USA for the Summer Olympics after impressive performances at trials. On this episode of The Road to Paris, the five gymnasts shared their hopes of bringing home the first men's gymnastics medal in 16 years.

On this episode of The Road to Paris, Suni Lee and Jordan Chiles reflect on their Olympic journies, and share how they hope to go for gold in Paris.

Katie Ledecky is one of swimming’s all-time greats, and she's representing team USA once again, with the chance to make history. On this episode of The Road to Paris, she’s reflecting on her Olympic journey, her life in and out of the pool and her new memoir “Just Add Water: My Swimming Life”.

Carissa Moore is a World Champion surfer and Olympic gold medalist. Widely considered to be one of the female greatest surfers of all time, Carissa is an inspiration both on and off the board. She burst into the world of professional surfing when she was a teenager, and has achieved legendary status as a dominant force in the sport. Carissa was crowned surfing’s first-ever female Olympic gold medalist, and is returning to defend her title in Paris. Carissa sat down with Hoda Kotb to discuss her love affair with surfing, her Olympic journey and what lies ahead and embraces her next chapter.

NBC News National Political Correspondent Steve Kornacki provides an historical analysis on Paris, the host city of the 2024 Olympic Games. Also, Jennie Garth, star of ‘Beverly Hills, 90210,’ discusses a new project that ties back to her 90210 character. Plus, Craig Melvin sits down with the star-studded Men’s Team USA Basketball Team as they discuss how the team was formed and their lofty expectations for this year’s games. 

Mike Tirico, Peyton Manning, and Kelly Clarkson discuss their big night hosting the Opening Ceremony of the 2024 Paris Olympic Games. Also, get a behind the scenes glimpse at Team USA’s athletes as they arrive in the City of Light for the games. Plus, Cynthia Erivo and Michelle Yeoh join Savannah and Hoda in Paris to talk about their highly anticipated film, ‘Wicked.’

Savannah and Hoda are in Paris as final preparations get underway for tonight’s Opening Ceremony of the 2024 Olympic Games. Also, the latest on Kamala Harris’ campaign with the Obama’s endorsing her in the 2024 presidential race. Plus, a closer look at one of the biggest events during the Olympics’ opening weekend – gymnastics. And, Mallory Swanson and Trinity Rodman from the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team discuss dominating their first match and look ahead to a Sunday matchup against Germany.

All eyes will be on the U.S. Men’s Basketball team as they take the court, in hopes of winning a fifth straight Olympic Gold medal in Paris. The team is stacked with some of the best players in history, with a roster that is arguably the most star-studded in years. Craig Melvin sat down with some of the members of Team USA, including LeBron James, Coach Steve Kerr and Coach Erik Spolestra.

NBC’s Senior Investigative Correspondent Vicky Nguyen shares tips on protecting yourself from check fraud and other financial scams. Also, the story behind a Peloton instructor diagnosed with atrial fibrillation who turned their health around. Plus, Nick Jonas discusses his role in the new film ‘The Good Half’ and being back on tour with his brothers. 

The latest details in the trial of Karen Read, with additional state police officers now under internal investigation. Also, breaking down the new trend of medical tourism, where people travel for medical procedures and treatments. Plus, a few best-selling items to get at a discount, from summer sandals to the perfect product for cleaning your car. 

President Biden delivered an Oval Office address Wednesday night, announcing that he dropped out of the 2024 presidential race to unite Democrats. Also, former president Donald Trump holds his first campaign rally since Biden’s exit from the race. Plus, Olympic Games excitement builds ahead of tomorrow’s opening ceremony as the City of Light makes final preparations. And, a new study reveals that ordering food through delivery apps and in-store kiosks can lead to more indulgent meals and increased spending. 

A dermatologist shares a checklist for taking care of your skin during the hot days of summer. Also, the story behind a popular brand that is making an impact by helping millions of parents. Plus, Josh Hartnett and M. Night Shyamalan talk about working together in their upcoming film ‘Trap.’ And, Richard Dorment, Editor-In-Chief of Men’s Health, shares some of the top picks from the magazine this year from clothes to gear and much more.   

A guide to extreme couponing in the modern age and how to use your phone to find the best deals and discounts. Also, social media sensation and professor Scott Galloway discusses the keys to becoming wealthy beyond your bank account. Plus, a few great sales on home upgrade items, including simple and easy ways to add a pop of color to any room.   

President Biden to give a prime-time address on his decision to exit the 2024 presidential race. Also, Kamala Harris holds first campaign rally as the trail heats up. Plus, new information in the investigation following the assassination attempt against Donald Trump, as Secret Service Director Kimberley Cheatle steps down. And, we speak exclusively with Coco Gauff – just announced as Team USA’s flag bearer for the Paris Olympic Games alongside LeBron James. 

A guide on how to save and make the most of your summer without breaking the bank. Also, the story behind a fashion stylist turned emoji artist who is creating impressive works of art. Plus, we reveal Fortune’s 50 Best Places to Live for Families. And, in honor of the Paris Olympics getting underway this week, founder and CEO of Hello French NYC, Cécilia Jourdan, shares some essential French fashion trends. 

A closer look at new candies that claim to be healthier alternatives – but are they really better for you? Also, NBC News medical contributor Dr. Tara Narula shares advice for women of all ages and skill levels on how to stay injury-free when taking part in summer sports and activities. Plus, some great deals on fashion, accessories, and home items to help you soak up the rest of your summer. And, a delicious steak with shallot sauce recipe.

U.S. Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle has stepped down after widespread calls from lawmakers for her to resign following the assassination attempt of former President Donald Trump.

Support and endorsements for Kamala Harris grow as she now has enough Democratic delegates to become the party’s presidential nominee. Also, the chair of the DNC, Jamie Harrison, sits down one-on-one with Craig Melvin to discuss the state of 2024 politics. Plus, the fallout from the worldwide tech outage four days ago with flight delays and cancellations still affecting travelers. And, Olympic frenzy builds as more athletes arrive ahead of the Summer Games, and social media explodes with Paris buzz. 

With so much personal information online these days, NBC’s Vicky Nguyen shares a lesson in enhancing online safety and security. Also, the story behind the brand L.L. Bean and its mission to help people embrace the outdoors. Plus, Sutton Foster and Michael Urie discuss teaming up in the Broadway show ‘Once Upon a Mattress,’ a hilarious music take on the classic fairytale ‘The Princess and the Pea.’ 

Olympic excitement reaches fever pitch as Team USA begins arriving in France and an inside look at Notre Dame Cathedral ahead of the Games. Also, Shop TODAY Editorial Director Adrianna Brach shares a few favorite beauty products to purchase at a major discount. Plus, the hidden history behind the good old-fashioned hamburger. 

Kamala Harris delivers remarks in her first public appearance since President Joe Biden dropped out of the 2024 presidential race and endorsed her for president.

President Biden makes an historic decision to drop out of the 2024 presidential race and endorses Kamala Harris. Also, California Rep. Adam Schiff one on one with Savannah Guthrie on what comes next. Plus, new polling numbers in the presidential race. And, the director of the Secret Service is set to testify before Congress as fallout from Donald Trump’s assassination attempt continues. 

In preparation for the 2024 Paris Olympics, TODAY’s Craig Melvin is sharing a series of conversations with athletes competing for the chance to represent Team USA in Paris. Join Craig, along with NBC News Correspondent Stephanie Gosk and TODAY Contributor Ally Love, and hear from medal contenders as they share their preparation, what success looks like in Paris and what they’re most looking forward to at the Olympic games.Fred Richard, Brody Malone, Asher Hong, Paul Juda, and Stephen Nedoroscik are officially headed to Paris with Team USA for the Summer Olympics after impressive performances at trials. On this episode of The Road to Paris, the five gymnasts shared their hopes of bringing home the first men's gymnastics medal in 16 years.

A board-certified dermatologist separates fact from myth when it comes to summer skincare. Also, the story behind an ice cream truck putting a modern spin on a time old--classic. Plus, health expert Joy Bauer answers some common questions when it comes to nutrition and shares a delicious summer salad recipe. 

The latest headlines and news, including a worldwide computer outage and highlights from the final night of the Republican National Convention. Plus, 14-year-old phenom Cavan Sullivan joins for an exclusive interview after making history as the youngest player to ever debut in MLS. 

Widespread technology outage disrupts flights, banks, media outlets, and companies around the world. Also, former President Donald Trump accepted the GOP nomination for president on the final night of the Republican National Convention. Plus, calls for President Biden to drop out of the race continue to grow as he battles COVID-19. And, remembering the life and legacy of comedy icon Bob Newhart, who passed away at the age of 94. 

A guide on how to plan for an emergency for any scenario, whether it’s severe weather or a different disaster. Also, TODAY contributor and Peloton instructor Ally Love shares a few tips on how to boost your summer wellness routine. Plus, the story behind the brand of Hello Kitty as it gears up to celebrate its 50th anniversary. And, how to prioritize yourself and create some “me” time during the busy months of summer. 

The story behind a summer tradition of Cape Cod families hosting college baseball players with dreams of playing in the major leagues. Also, NBC News’ Savannah Sellers shares her fertility story and what she learned about the IVF process along the way. Plus, Daisy Edgar-Jones talks about the movie she’s starring in, ‘Twisters,’ and what it was like taking on the role of an aspiring tornado tamer. 

President Biden will self-isolate after testing positive for COVID-19 on the campaign trail. Also, key takeaways from the third night at the Republican National Convention with JD Vance delivering his first speech as Trump’s running mate. Plus, the latest details on the former president’s assassination attempt. And, In-Depth TODAY: A look at the growing trend of “secret shopping” as partners hide big purchases from their significant others to avoid disputes over spending.

NBC News medical contributor Dr. Tara Narula details a few tips on how to boost energy levels during the hot, sluggish days of summer. Also, John Stamos discusses his role in season two of Hulu’s series ‘UnPrisoned.’ Plus, one of USA’s fastest Olympians, Gabby Thomas, opens up about her work on the track and her volunteer work at a Texas health clinic. And, Harry Connick Jr. talks about the new rom-com he’s starring in, ‘Find Me Falling.’ 

Hoda sits down for an exclusive interview with Simone Biles as she gets ready to head to Paris and opens up about her return to gymnastics. Also, Glen Powell talks about his new movie ‘Twisters’ and the potential of a ‘Top Gun 3.’ Plus, some of the biggest steals and deals from Amazon Prime Day two.

Highlights and analysis of day two at the Republican National Convention with speeches from Nikki Haley and Ron DeSantis. Also, new details on the assassination attempt on former president Donald Trump. Plus, New Jersey Senator Bob Menendez is found guilty on all charges in his federal corruption trial. And, In-Depth TODAY: A look at the growing number of shark sightings this summer and how a number of them are happening closer to shore. 

New details on fitness guru Richard Simmons’ final days, who passed away at his Los Angeles home over the weekend. Also, a doctor details good sleeping habits everyone should practice to help get better rest in this heat. Plus, social media sensation Gary Vaynerchuk, better known as “Gary Vee,” discusses his children’s book, ‘Meet Me in the Middle,’ which encourages young readers to look at the world from different perspectives.   

A look at the life and legacy of JFK Jr. 25 years after his tragic plane crash off Martha’s Vineyard. Also, trauma therapist and best-selling author Dr. Anita Phillips details three small things to do to start your day feeling empowered. Plus, the best deals for day one of Amazon Prime’s two-day sale. 

Donald Trump makes his first public appearance at the Republican National Convention since the assassination attempt. Also, the latest details on the investigation into the shooter. Plus, Ohio senator JD Vance, is announced as Trump’s running mate. And, Amazon Prime Day: how to find the best deals. 

As a bonus for you, we’re sharing the trailer for Season 3 of Dateline: Missing in America. The chart-topping podcast series is back with a brand-new season and brand-new cases.   Are you the key to solving a mystery? Correspondent Josh Mankiewicz reports on perplexing missing person cases brought to Dateline’s attention by our social media followers. Each episode focuses on one person’s story, as told by those left behind. Listen carefully to the details, descriptions and clues offered by family, friends and investigators. Something you hear might jog a memory that could help authorities crack a case.   You can listen to the first episode of Dateline: Missing in America season 3 here: https://link.chtbl.com/dmiast_lw

An NBC News senior business correspondent lays out a few simple steps to help you start saving money right now. Also, Colman Domingo and newcomer Clarence “Divine Eye” Maclin talk about starring alongside each other in the new film “Sing Sing.” Plus, with summer in full swing, a lifestyle expert shares a few ideas to elevate your backyard entertainment to the next level. 

Kate, Princess of Wales, attends the men’s Wimbledon final in rare public appearance since her cancer diagnosis. Also, Shannen Doherty, star of 'Beverly Hills, 90210' and 'Charmed,' dies at 53 after a battle with cancer. Plus, Natalie Portman discusses starring in her first TV series, ‘Lady in the Lake.’ And, Colman Domingo talks about his new film, “Sing Sing,” where he plays a wrongfully imprisoned man who finds salvation in a theater group.

The Florida judge overseeing Donald Trump's classified documents trial dismissed the case against the former president on the grounds that Special Counsel Jack Smith was improperly appointed. 

The latest details on the investigation into the assassination attempt on Donald Trump, with the former president speaking out in his first interview since the shooting. Also, the Republican National Convention is set to begin later today as former President Trump arrives in Milwaukee. Plus, the Secret Service is facing growing questions over how an attempted assassination was able to occur.   

In preparation for the 2024 Paris Olympics, TODAY’s Craig Melvin is sharing a series of conversations with athletes competing for the chance to represent Team USA in Paris. Join Craig, along with NBC News Correspondent Stephanie Gosk and TODAY Contributor Ally Love, and hear from medal contenders as they share their preparation, what success looks like in Paris and what they’re most looking forward to at the Olympic games.The 2024 Paris Olympics will feature a first, as the sport of Breaking, also known as breakdancing, makes its Olympic debut. Among the breakers with a coveted spot on Team USA is Sunny Choi, and she’s ready to bring home gold. On this episode of The Road to Paris, Sunny opens up about her Olympic journey, how she’s focusing on her mental health and what we can expect in Paris.

The 1999 U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team is live to reflect on their legacy 25 years after their iconic win. And, in TODAY’S Checklist, we are talking about how to stay safe and cool in this record-breaking heat. Plus, it’s Superfood Friday – Joy Bauer shows us how to put a few spins on coleslaw.

Reaction to President Biden’s closely watched news conference last night. Plus, tens of millions are facing another day of oppressive heat from coast-to-coast, as a lot of rain is still to come, as we head into the weekend. And, breaking down the newest trend in travel – what is “dupe” travel?

Breaking down the latest reaction from Washington following President Biden’s press conference. Democratic Congressman James Clyburn joins TODAY live. And, the iconic Mirage Hotel in Las Vegas is set to close in a matter of days, but not before paying out over 1.6 million in prizes. Plus, remembering award-winning actress, Shelly Duvall, known for her unforgettable role in “The Shining.”

An NBC senior consumer correspondent details all you need to know when renting a home or car this summer. Also, the story behind a California grandmother who swam her way into the history books. Plus, with vacation season in full swing, here are a few travel-sized beauty buys to take your skincare routine on the go. And, a bartender shares a few cocktail creations inspired by famous films. 

The sole survivor of the Baltimore bridge collapse talks about fighting for his life and the events of that morning. Also, Hoda sits down with icon Bette Midler as she opens up about her decades-long career and upcoming film, “The Fabulous Four.” Plus, Craig gets an inclusive interview with NBA legend LeBron James as he prepares for the Paris 2024 Olympics and discusses the meaning of his son joining the Los Angeles Lakers. 

President Biden hosts NATO leaders as top Democrats question whether he should stay in the 2024 presidential race. Also, extreme weather is impacting millions of people across the country with record heat waves and Hurricane Beryl leaving many without power. Plus, the latest on Alec Baldwin’s ‘Rust’ trial as opening statements end and witness testimony begins. And, the NASA astronauts waiting to return home from the International Space Station speak out on their condition. 

A CNBC senior personal finance correspondent shares some advice on how to save more and build a better budget. Also, Craig sits down with the first American to qualify for breakdancing at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. Plus, NASCAR Cup Series winner Ryan Blaney discusses his work to spread awareness and provide support for families impacted by Alzheimer’s disease and brain health.   

Key takeaways from the Federal Reserve’s Chair Jerome Powell’s testimony on Capitol Hill. Also, Maria Shriver shines a light on millions of children across the country who are also caregivers, struggling to keep up in school while helping out at home. Plus, with the summer heat wave in full force, a style expert shares a few sweat-proof summer makeup secrets. And, a dietitian breaks down the healthiest and best cooking oils to use.   

President Biden meets with NATO allies in Washington as he faces growing calls to step aside in the 2024 presidential race. Also, a record-setting heat wave continues to impact millions across the country. Plus, opening statements are set to begin in Alec Baldwin’s ‘Rust’ shooting trial with the jury now seated. And, the east wing of Buckingham Palace opens to the public for the first time. 

An orthopedic physical therapist shares a few tips on how to stay injury-free during summer’s favorite activities. Also, Joey King discusses her role as an animated villain in the new movie “Despicable Me 4.” Plus, Travel + Leisure magazine reveals its annual ‘World’s Best Awards,’ from destinations to airlines to hotels.   

A firsthand glimpse at a biological age lab, how the lab tests work, and what to do with the results once you receive them. Also, an inside look at the new Netflix series, ‘Receiver,’ that follows the lives of star NFL receivers, including Justin Jefferson, Davante Adams, Deebo Samuel, and more. Plus, what and where to shop this week to save big on everything from fashion products to exercise machines.   

Hurricane Beryl continues its path of destruction, leaving millions of residents stranded without power. Also, President Biden’s doctor has put out a letter seeking to clear up why a specialist in Parkinson’s disease has been to the White House. Plus, a United Airlines plane loses its tire during takeoff at a Los Angeles airport. And, a new policy from Sam’s Club on their free shipping terms and what that could mean for other major retailers.   

As the season progresses, here are a few activities and ideas to help kids and teens avoid the summer break learning skid. Also, the story behind a jewelry brand that’s loved by celebrities and everyday fashionistas alike. Plus, Peloton instructor and lifestyle contributor Ally Love shares a few of the biggest summer style and wellness trends.   

TSA is bracing for another record-breaking travel day as millions of Americans are still heading home from July 4 festivities. Also, a look into the booming business of anti-aging and longevity therapies and treatments. Plus, Scarlett Johansson discusses her new rom-com, ‘Fly Me to the Moon.’ And, podcaster and host of ‘Call Her Daddy,’ Alex Cooper, talks about her new project covering the Paris Olympics.

The latest on Hurricane Beryl as officials in Texas prepare for flooding, heavy winds, and potential tornado risks. Also, a key week for President Biden as he continues to face pressure from some Democrats. Plus, Alec Baldwin’s trial for the ‘Rust’ movie shooting case begins this week. And, a new study finds that popular drugs for weight loss, like Ozempic, may lower the risks of cancer. 

In preparation for the 2024 Paris Olympics, TODAY’s Craig Melvin is sharing a series of conversations with athletes competing for the chance to represent Team USA in Paris. Join Craig, along with NBC News Correspondent Stephanie Gosk and TODAY Contributor Ally Love, and hear from medal contenders as they share their preparation, what success looks like in Paris and what they’re most looking forward to at the Olympic games.Simone Biles, Suni Lee, Jordan Chiles, Jade Carey and 16-year-old newcomer Hezly Rivera are officially headed to Paris on Team USA for the Summer Olympics after impressive performances at trials. On this episode of The Road to Paris, the five gymnasts sat down with Hoda Kotb to talk about their excitement for what they're calling their "redemption tour" and what they hope to show the world.

The story behind a Marine veteran who is a true hero thanks to a life-saving gift. Also, a clothing brand started by two Stanford grads that combines design with sustainability. Plus, a delicious smoked beef grillades recipe perfect for a summer grilling session. 

Latest details on the Israel-Hamas war with efforts to negotiate a cease-fire agreement continuing. Also, a few safety tips to keep you and your family healthy and secure this summer. Plus, the story behind a Baltimore-area chef welcoming neighborhood kids to learn jiu jitsu and eat at his restaurant to bring the community together. And, some must-have summer products to get at a discount. 

Many Americans are facing extreme weather this holiday weekend. Also, President Biden insists he’s staying in the 2024 presidential race. Plus, a guide on how to stay safe at the beach this summer in light of several shark attacks. And, residents of popular destinations around the world are fighting 'overtourism.'

The story behind a family that’s been lighting up the night sky with fireworks for nearly a century. Also, country star Mickey Guyton talks about co-hosting and performing for the “Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks.” Plus, a few great July 4 deals from fashion to home and outdoor entertainment. And, Chef Matt Abdoo shares a delicious grilled shrimp and potato salad recipe.

Everything you need to know heading into July 4th along with extreme weather, including breaking news on Hurricane Beryl.

Americans gear up for July 4 celebrations nationwide with security measures in place as millions battle severe heat. Also, Hurricane Beryl slams parts of the Caribbean with the storm now headed toward Mexico. Plus, new NBC News reporting on President Biden’s thinking amid some calls for him to drop out of the 2024 presidential race. And, some of the biggest and best sales to take advantage of this holiday weekend. 

An NBC News business and data correspondent breaks down everything you need to know about July 4 by the numbers. Also, best-selling author Emily Giffin shares her ultimate summer reading list. Plus, a few DIY flower planting and décor tips to help liven up your summer festivities.

An Alzheimer’s drug approved by the FDA brings new hope to people and families suffering from the disease. Also, researchers in California are giving sharks hearing tests to learn why they typically don’t bite in those waters. Plus, the reason some gym-goers are fed up with influencers and social media users taking over fitness centers. 

Deadly hurricane Beryl heads toward Jamaica after roaring through the southeast Caribbean. Also, pressure continues to heighten for President Biden in the wake of the first presidential debate. Plus, TSA hits record-setting travel numbers with many Americans on the move for July 4 festivities. 

A look back at the history of the Rubik’s Cube and how the puzzle remains a pop culture mainstay on its 50th anniversary. Also, an NBC News medical contributor shares a few ways to keep you and your loved ones safe during the summer months. Plus, the story behind one beachcomber using his hobby to connect people across continents. And, a travel expert gives some great summer road trip vacation ideas.

NASA assures that the Boeing Starliner astronauts are not stranded on the International Space Station. Also, survivors of a shark attack revisit the beach where it happened. Plus, a few great and stylish summer footwear choices for any activity. And, Chef S.K. shares a delicious Korean fried chicken recipe. 

Reaction to the Supreme Court ruling that former President Donald Trump has some immunity in his federal election interference case. Also, Also, President Biden’s team seeks to reassure supporters amid debate fallout. Plus, the latest on Karen Read’s murder trial as a judge declares a mistrial. And, Jamie Foxx reveals details about the medical emergency that left him hospitalized last year. 

Some of the best deals to take advantage of during the month of July, including a few big-ticket items to get now. Also, a performance expert and author shares a few strategies on how to deal with burnout and combat that feeling of being run-down. Plus, the story behind a special wedding dress collection that’s created a lifelong bond between the women who wear them.

Mother of U.S. war hero Pat Tillman criticizes the decision to honor Prince Harry with Tillman’s award. Also, a look into new state-of-the-art barrier technology being tested on New York’s Long Island to prevent sharks from reaching swimmers. Plus, Dwyane Wade talks about heading back to the Olympics, this time as a commentator in the booth and discusses Bronny James getting drafted. 

The U.S. Supreme Court finds that Donald Trump cannot be prosecuted for official actions he took while in office, a landmark ruling recognizing for the first time any form of presidential immunity from prosecution.

Severe weather slams East Coast as many people prepare to travel for the July 4 weekend. Also, fallout from the first presidential debate with Biden’s administration pushing back against calls for him to drop out of the race. Plus, Hoda sits down for an exclusive interview with the newly named U.S. women’s gymnastics team and Simone Biles after a thrilling weekend of Olympic trials.

In preparation for the 2024 Paris Olympics, TODAY’s Craig Melvin is sharing a series of conversations with athletes competing for the chance to represent Team USA in Paris. Join Craig, along with NBC News Correspondent Stephanie Gosk and TODAY Contributor Ally Love, and hear from medal contenders as they share their preparation, what success looks like in Paris and what they’re most looking forward to at the Olympic games.Katie Ledecky is one of swimming’s all-time greats, with seven Olympic gold medals, ten Olympic medals in total and 21 World Championship titles. With the Paris Olympics just weeks away, Katie is preparing to represent team USA once again, with the chance to make history. On this episode of The Road to Paris, she’s reflecting on her Olympic journey, her life in and out of the pool and her new memoir “Just Add Water: My Swimming Life”.

Joanie Demer, Co-CEO of “The Krazy Coupon Lady” shares supermarket strategies to help shoppers save money. Plus, Today contributor, Ally Love tells the story of an inter-abled couple who use their social media platform to show how they love and support one another. Today Nutrition and Health Expert, Joy Bauer answers viewer questions about all things summer. And Dylan Dreyer, Sheinelle Jones and Savannah Sellers catch up with grammy nominated artist, Gracie Abrams.

Fallout and reaction from last night’s presidential debate as former President Trump repeatedly makes false claims and some Democrats question if President Joe Biden should stay in the race. Plus, what to expect for July 4th travel as 70 million Americans are projected to hit the road, skies and trains for the holiday week. And, NBC’s Senior Consumer Correspondent, Vicky Nguyen shares how shoppers can get a similar and less expensive version of furniture they want.

The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of a January 6 rioter who was seeking to throw out an obstruction charge for joining in on the Capitol riot. NBC News' Laura Jarrett has details on the ruling and how it could potentially benefit former President Trump.

President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump argue over inflation, immigration, abortion rights and trade personal insults at the first presidential debate. Plus, the former Uvalde Police Chief and officer were indicted on criminal charges over their failed response in the 2022 mass school shooting. Also, the Supreme Court issued an opinion allowing emergency abortions in Idaho, as questions remain for the future of abortion laws. And the trial date of accused University of Idaho murderer Bryan Kohberger has been set for next year.

With summer here and temperatures rising, NBC’s consumer investigative correspondent details a few ways to cut down on cooling and energy bills. Also, the story behind a self-taught, Brooklyn-based designer making an impact on the fashion industry and his community. Plus, a neuroscientist and professor at NYU shares a few tips for boosting your brain health and memory. 

How to save big on your July 4 BBQ, from food to grills to backyard entertainment. Also, a few of the Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders discuss their new Netflix show, “America’s Sweethearts,” which details what it takes to become a dancer for the team. Plus, a few must-have summer products to get at a discount. And, a delicious steak taco recipe perfect for any weeknight dinner. 

After the Supreme Court opted against deciding whether Idaho’s abortion ban conflicts with a federal law, NBC News' Laura Jarrett and Kristen Welker report on why emergency abortions can now continue in the state. 

What to look for from both candidates as the first presidential debate kicks off tonight. Also, details on the Supreme Court’s leaked abortion ruling document. Plus, new information on Matthew Perry’s death as several people could potentially face charges soon. And, a Native American ceremony honored the birth of a rare white buffalo calf in Yellowstone Park. 

A dermatologist helps separate fact from myth when it comes to skin care and skin damage. Also, the story behind Arizona Iced Tea, famous for its drink that has cost just 99 cents for decades. Plus, sports broadcasting hall of famer Andrea Joyce breaks down everything to know about the upcoming Olympic Games and discusses her new book, “Legends of Women’s Gymnastics.” 

The son of Gena Rowlands, star of “The Notebook,” reveals she has Alzheimer’s disease. Also, wellness expert Yasmine Cheyenne shares her wisdom on the journey to healing and trusting yourself. Plus, in an exclusive sit-down, singer Orville Peck talks about his blossoming career and being openly gay in the country music scene. And, Martha Stewart shares a delicious festive cake platter recipe perfect for July 4. 

American journalist Evan Gershkovich’s Russian espionage trial gets underway today. Also, flooding and extreme heat continue to affect the Midwest, with concerns of a potential Minnesota dam failure. Plus, Karen Read’s murder trial continues to capture national attention as jury deliberations resume this morning. And, with exactly one month until the Olympics, NBC’s Mike Tirico details what we can expect in Paris. 

In honor of National Men’s Health Month, a pulmonologist and NBC News medical contributor answers a few important questions every guy should be asking. Plus, a few sales and deals from Amazon Prime Day that you won’t want to miss. And, chef Rick Martinez shares a delicious grilled chicken with peach Dijon glaze recipe. 

Princess Anne was hospitalized after suffering a concussion in the latest health battle for the Royal Family. Also, a few women share their personal struggles with getting the proper diagnosis and how to become your own best advocate to shine a light on women’s health. 

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has been freed from prison after reaching a plea deal with the U.S. Also, extreme flooding and rising waters in the Midwest are sparking fears of potential dam failure. Plus, new details have emerged on a shark attack that killed former actor and pro surfer Tamayo Perry in Hawaii. And, the president of McDonald’s discusses new $5 value meal in an exclusive interview. 

Ahead of the Fourth of July holiday, officials are urging everyone to be safe and smart around fireworks. Plus, Keisha Caine Bishop, the mother of sprinter Noah Lyle who just punched his ticket to the 2024 Paris Olympics opens up about how she helped guide her son on and off the track.  And, David Duchovny shares his experience acting and directing in his new film “Reverse the Curse.” 

Justin Timberlake returned to the stage for the first time since his D.W.I arrest and spoke candidly about what he says has been a “tough week.” And, Andy Cohen is celebrating 15 years of his late-night show “Watch What Happens Live”. Plus, Jennifer Garner and her mom Pat are here to discuss their “Pretend Cooking Show” and share one of their family’s favorite dessert recipes. 

45-million people across the country are on alert for extreme heat, after a weekend of record-shattering temperatures. Also, President Joe Biden and Former President Donald Trump gear up for their first 2024 debate and what Trump revealed about naming his running mate. Plus, the adorable winner of the World’s Ugliest Dog Contest.

A few experts answer some important questions when it comes to staying safe and healthy this summer. Also, a first look behind the new Stonewall National Monument Visitor Center in Manhattan, in honor of the modern LGBTQ rights movement. Plus, psychologist and author Dr. Sue Varma offers helpful advice on how to avoid stress and anxiety this summer. 

A guide to help you save money this summer using the “buy nothing” trend. Also, stars of the New York Yankees shine a spotlight on people doing positive things on social media in honor of “Yankee Hope Week.” Plus, Sam Worthington talks about starring in the new Kevin Costner western epic “Horizon: An American Saga.” 

Millions of Americans are under heat alerts as extreme temperatures continue across the U.S. Also, Donald Trump and President Biden prepare for their first presidential debate. Plus, details behind the growing concerns over failing batteries locking people in and out of electric cars. And, remembering the life of Donald Sutherland as tributes pour in for the revered actor. 

Summer officially begins today, and we break down all you need to know about the season by the numbers. Also, in honor of “National American Eagle Day,” here is a closer look at the remarkable comeback of the bald eagle in recent years. Plus, Jena Malone talks about starring in the new Kevin Costner western “Horizon: An American Saga.” 

With July 4 right around the corner, AAA says you can expect a record number of travelers for the upcoming holiday. Also, a closer look at “resistance wear,” a new trend in workout clothing that promises to help you get in shape. Plus, Eva Longoria discusses her new Apple TV+ show “Land of Women.” And, Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons talk about their new movie “Kinds of Kindness,” a dark comedy made up of three short films. 

Millions across the U.S. are being impacted by severe weather, including extreme heat, wildfires in the West, and tropical storms in Texas. Also, Louisiana’s governor signs a law that requires the Ten Commandments to be displayed in all public classrooms. Plus, a Los Angeles ballerina who was detained in Russia back in court. And, the latest details on Justin Timberlake’s DWI arrest. 

Craig Melvin gets an inside look at the oldest school dedicated to educating Black children in the country. Also, Al Roker goes behind the scenes on Broadway when he gets a chance to star in the production of “Back to the Future.” Plus, the story behind a sisterhood carrying on a wedding tradition that involves cookies.   

Boeing CEO faces grilling in a congressional hearing over safety concerns. Also, Roger Federer discusses his new documentary, “Federer: Twelve Final Days, “which follows the final 12 days of the tennis legend’s career. Plus, Austin Butler talks about the new film he’s starring in, “The Bikeriders.”

Tributes pour in for San Francisco Giants legend Willie Mays who has died at the age of 93. Also, Russian President Vladimir Putin makes a rare visit to North Korea to meet with Kim Jong Un. Plus, the latest on Justin Timberlake’s DWI arrest. And, In-Depth TODAY: Netflix plans to open in-person entertainment, dining, and shopping complexes.

Craig Melvin sits down with the Negro Leagues’ oldest living veteran ahead of a special MLB game on Juneteenth that honors Black excellence within the sport. Also, Eddie Murphy discusses bringing back his iconic role of Detective Axel Foley in the new “Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F.” Plus, Luke Wilson talks about his role in Kevin Costner’s new Western epic “Horizon – An American Saga” and the possibility of a new “Legally Blonde” movie. 

Many Americans across the country are under heat alerts as dangerous temperatures affect the Midwest and Northeast. Also, the Biden administration announces new immigration policy. Plus, a shark attack survivor speaks out amid an increased wave of incidents. And, with extreme temperatures impacting many across the country, a few ways to beat the heat at home, outside, and in your car.     

NBC News Medical Contributor Dr. Natalie Azar breaks down the latest modern medicine studies to help you manage your health. Also, Lucille O’Neal and Sonya Curry, mothers of Shaquille O’Neal and Steph Curry, discuss their new show “Raising Fame,” a series about the lives of celebrities and the people who raised them. Plus, Dylan Dreyer and her son Cal share a delicious gluten-free burger bun recipe perfect for summer. 

Hollywood legend Kevin Costner discusses his newest project, “Horizon – An American Saga,” and the future of “Yellowstone.” Also, U.S. Open winner Bryson DeChambeau talks about missing his late father after U.S. Open win. Plus, the cast of “The Sopranos” reflects on the 25th anniversary and their memories of James Gandolfini.  

Dangerous temperatures and extreme heat are expected to impact millions across the U.S. this week. Also, President Joe Biden and Former President Donald Trump speak out. Plus, Princess Kate made her first public appearance since her cancer announcement with her kids Prince George, Prince Louis, and Princess Charlotte at the Trooping of the Colour celebration. And, Katie Ledecky qualified for her fourth Olympics at the U.S. Olympic Trials. 

In preparation for the 2024 Paris Olympics, TODAY’s Craig Melvin is sharing a series of conversations with athletes competing for the chance to represent Team USA in Paris. Join Craig, along with NBC News Correspondent Stephanie Gosk and TODAY Contributor Ally Love, and hear from medal contenders as they share their preparation, what success looks like in Paris and what they’re most looking forward to at the Olympic games.As the countdown to the 2024 Paris Olympics continues, meet some of the top athletes competing for a spot on the USA Men's Swimming team. On this episode of The Road to Paris, Olympic medalists Ryan Murphy and Bobby Finke reflect on their Olympic journeys and share their goals for Paris.

Trooping the Colour, a military parade to celebrate King Charles’ birthday, will be held this weekend. Also, with 42 days until the Paris Olympics, U.S. Olympic Swimming Trials begin in Indianapolis tomorrow. Plus, The TODAY dads continue their conversation about fatherhood. And, Damar Hamlin opens up about his survival story after he suffered cardiac arrest on the field and NBC News medical contributor Dr. Tara Narula gives some tips on how to perform CPR.

President Biden renewed his support for Ukraine yesterday at the G7 Summit. Also, the TODAY dads, got together to make pizza and discuss fatherhood. Plus, NBC News Correspondent Sam Brock gives a closer look at Universal Studios’ new attraction, DreamWorks Land. And, style expert Jasmine Snow, joins the hosts for some summer fashion tips to keep cool. 

As extreme heat spreads the U.S., 7 million people are under flood watch in Southern Florida. Also, President Biden and Pope Francis meet privately today after Biden secures new Ukraine support.  Plus, Trump meets with Republicans on Capitol Hill, marking his first trip back since the January 6th attack. And, FAA Administrator Whitaker testifies in Congress on aviation safety and Boeing’s latest issues.

TODAY Dads  gather together to celebrate Father’s Day! Craig Melvin, Al Roker, Carson Daly, and Willie Geist make a visit to Lucali restaurant in Brooklyn, New York to indulge in pizza and reflect on fatherhood.  They share the joys & struggles of being a dad, their own memories of their fathers, and they share lessons learned from the different stages of dad-hood. Plus, Al reflects on the different role he plays as  grandfather, creative solutions to raising kids in the digital age, and Craig even surprises the dads with a personalized Father’s Day gift.

As we hit the midway point of the year, it’s time for a midyear financial checklist. Also, an exclusive interview with Simone Biles’ mom, Nellie Biles, as she opens up about being there through the ups and downs of Simone’s career. Plus, Renée Elise Goldsberry on her new documentary, “Satisfied,” which follows her journey to motherhood against the backdrop of her iconic run in “Hamilton.”    

The Southern Baptist Convention votes to formally oppose in vitro fertilization. Also, how Americans’ grocery shopping habits have adjusted due to inflation with a trend dubbed “treasure hunt grocery shopping.” Plus, a closer look at how artificial intelligence is being used in the classroom and changing the way kids learn. And, world-renowned chef Bobby Flay shares a delicious skirt steak recipe perfect for Father’s Day. 

Governor declares a state of emergency for multiple counties in southern Florida after record rainfall and flash flooding. Also, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken discusses the possibility of a ceasefire in Gaza and the potential release of hostages. Plus, the family of murdered soap actor Johnny Wactor demands more be done to find his killers. And, remembering NBA Hall of Famer and legend Jerry West, who passed away at the age of 86.

An inside look at entrepreneur, Dianna Cohen who’s prioritizing hair and scalp care for women. Plus, Minnie Driver discusses season 2 of the historical drama “The Serpent Queen,” which follows France’s Queen Mother, Catherine de’ Medici. And, clinical psychologist Dr. Shefali Tsabary explores the everyday challenges parents face when dealing with their children.  

A look at inflation, the decision by the Federal Reserve on its plan for interest rates, and their impact on your wallet. Also, Jenna Bush Hager remembers her grandfather, George H.W. Bush, on what would have been his 100th birthday. Plus, Jake Gyllenhaal and Peter Sarsgaard on their new Apple TV+ series, “Presumed Innocent.” 

Hunter Biden found guilty on all counts in federal gun case. Also, eight men with suspected ties to ISIS arrested by immigration authorities. Plus, 30 years after the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman, unanswered questions still surround the case. And, Joey Chestnut will not be competing in this year’s July 4 hot dog eating competition after sponsorship complications. 

An inside look at how weddings are evolving in this day and age, with brides and grooms wanting to share their love uniquely. Also, Chloe Fineman discusses her venture into the world of voice acting with the upcoming film “Despicable Me 4.” Plus, Malcolm-Jamal Warner on his new project, a podcast called “Not All Hood,” or “Nah” for short. And, how every man can upgrade his skin routine. 

Severe heat impacts millions of Americans in the Southwest and parts of California. Also, some surprisingly big summer travel deals just in time for your next getaway. Plus, Will Ferrell on playing the villain in “Despicable Me 4” – and he responds to a message from Steve Carrell. And, chef and author Missy Robbins shares a delicious rigatoni recipe.  

Jury deliberations in Hunter Biden’s federal gun trial are set to continue today. Also, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito secretlyrecorded by progressive activist. Plus, Hoda Kotb sits down for an exclusive interview with Celine Dion, who opens up about her recent health struggles and her journey to get her voice back. 

As the Olympics approach, Caitlin Clark has not been selected for the USA Olympic women’s basketball team. Also, Olympic swimmer Katie Ledecky shares details from her book “Just Add Water” and her preparation for Paris. Plus, Jo Koy sits down with the anchors following the release of his fifth Netflix comedy special. And, tips for navigating the summer housing market, whether you’re buying or selling. 

Foreign Correspondent Raf Sanchez provides insight on the raid leading to the release of the Israeli hostages. Also, a mountain highway is partially destroyed after a massive landslide in Wyoming. Plus, Savannah and Hoda catch up with Julia Louis-Dreyfus and discuss her recent film, “Tuesday.” She also opens up about her family, her podcast “Wiser Than Me,” “Seinfeld,” and more. And, Steve Carrell dishes on Gru and his family in “Despicable Me 4.” 

Dramatic new video has emerged of the Israeli rescue operation and the joyful reunions between family and friends, eight months after their capture. Donald Trump’s pre-sentencing virtual interview is held today. Also, the jury continues hearing Hunter Biden’s federal gun trial in Delaware. Plus, Caitlin Clark speaks out about not being selected for the USA Olympics women’s basketball team. 

How to identify a scam and what to do to avoid scams this summer. Also, celebrity and executive stylist Andrew Weitz offers a few men’s fashion upgrades that could make for great Father’s Day gifts. Plus, Sheinelle Jones faces her fears and cooks a meal live on the show.   

Kansas City Chiefs player is stable after suffering seizure and going into cardiac arrest. Plus, Vanna White’s emotional goodbye to Pat Sajak ahead of his final “Wheel of Fortune” episode.

President Biden joins French President Emmanuel Macron to honor WWII veterans on the 80th anniversary of D-Day. Also, millions remain under extreme heat warnings from Texas to California as temperatures continue to rise. Plus, Amanda Knox speaks out following an Italian court’s reconviction of slander charge. And, In-Depth TODAY: An inside look at the first double emergence of cicadas in 200 years and what you can do to manage.   

A guide on how to stay healthy and have fun in the sun this summer from Senior Medical Correspondent Dr. John Torres. Also, Al Roker gets the opportunity to try something he’s never done before: host a trivia night at a New York City bar. Plus, Stephen Merchant talks season three of his show, “The Outlaws.” And, a few great gift ideas for Father’s Day, from fashion to fun. 

NBC News Medical Contributor Dr. John Torres offers a crash course on how to save a life in emergency situations. Also, a few best-selling products to upgrade your fashion and beauty staples for the summer season. Plus, chef J.J. Johnson cooks up a delicious grilled shrimp with rice and beans recipe. And, TODAY Exclusive: Cookie Monster delivers a special NBC Sports Olympics announcement. 

Severe weather continues to impact millions of people across the country. Also, President Biden participates in ceremonies to mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day in France. Plus, Hunter Biden’s ex-wife and ex-girlfriend testify at his trial on federal gun charges. And, a new survey shows consumers are tipping less amid growing frustrations. 

Registered dietitian and co-founder of Culina Health, Vanessa Rissetto, shares advice on improving your nutrition this summer. Also, a Father’s Day gift vacation idea that involves a few movies your dad may love. Plus, Julio Torres talks his big break as a writer on “SNL” and his new HBO series, “Fantasmas.” And, People’s Editorial Director of Food, Travel, and Lifestyle, Sonal Dutt, shares the highlights from People’s 2024 Food Awards. 

An NBC News exclusive interview with General Motors CEO Mary Barra on the future of electric vehicles. Also, the TODAY anchors celebrate 30 years on the plaza and reminisce about some of their favorite moments over the last three decades. Plus, Jenna Bush Hager heads to Brooklyn, N.Y. to meet up with superstar renovators the “Brownstone Boys.” And, some can’t-miss summer items to shop, up to 85% off.   

Latest details on a gunman opening fire near the U.S. embassy in Lebanon overnight. Also, witness testimony gets underway in Hunter Biden’s federal gun trial. Plus, an Italian court convicts Amanda Knox for slander in dramatic retrial. And, In-Depth TODAY: D-Day veterans return to the shores of Normandy for the milestone 80th anniversary. 

Robert De Niro and Jane Rosenthal discuss this year’s Tribeca Film Festival. Also, Shonda Rhimes on her return to the world of documentaries with “Black Barbie.” Plus, Dakota Fanning talks about her new movie, “The Watchers.” And, Matt Smith catches up with the third-hour crew ahead of the release of the second season of the hit HBO show “House of the Dragon.”   

A look at a new study that says drinking alcohol on a plane before falling asleep may affect your heart health. Also, with extreme heat this summer set to increase cooling costs, NBC News’ Vicky Nguyen offers tips to help you save on electricity bills. Plus, Michael Richards discusses his new memoir, “Entrances and Exits.” And, chef Ben Ebbrell cooks up a delicious chicken biryani and a sriracha chicken sandwich recipe. 

A severe heat wave is set to affect parts of the western US starting today. Also, President Biden to unveil executive action on the Southern border. Plus, what you need to know about “streamflation” as a growing number of companies are starting to bundle subscriptions. And, after mostly disappearing from the US, wild flamingo populations are back on the rise in Florida. 

The big sales and freebies you won’t want to miss in June to help you save. Also, over the weekend, Al Roker attended the annual “Big Slick” event where a group of famous friends return to their hometown of Kansas City to raise money for the local children’s hospital. Plus, some can’t miss Father’s Day gift ideas to purchase at a discount. And, the 3rd hour team kicks off their June Start TODAY walking challenge to help you get your exercise in this summer. 

Live Nation reveals data breach at its subsidiary Ticketmaster amid the DOJ’s anti-trust lawsuit against the entertainment company. Also, a few ways to help you save on weddings this summer, whether you’re a guest or the one putting it all together. Plus, the TODAY anchors celebrate 30 years on the plaza as they look back at some of the best memories from the last three decades. And, Dr. Rahul Jandial, a dual-trained brain surgeon and neuroscientist, discusses the purpose and power behind our dreams.     

Donald Trump speaks out against guilty verdict from hush money trial. Also, jury selection underway today in Hunter Biden’s federal gun trial. Plus, an inside look at the rapidly growing cruise industry and the surprising trend that’s driving this growth. And, Simone Biles wins a record ninth all around national title at the Xfinity US Gymnastics Championships as all eyes turn to the Olympics.

In preparation for the 2024 Paris Olympics, TODAY’s Craig Melvin is sharing a series of conversations with athletes competing for the chance to represent Team USA in Paris. Join Craig, along with NBC News Correspondent Stephanie Gosk and TODAY Contributor Ally Love, and hear from medal contenders as they share their preparation, what success looks like in Paris and what they’re most looking forward to at the Olympic games.Carissa Moore is a World Champion surfer and Olympic gold medalist. Widely considered to be one of the female greatest surfers of all time, Moore is an inspiration both on and off the board. She burst into the world of professional surfing when she was a teenager, and has achieved legendary status as a dominant force in the sport. Moore was crowned surfing’s first-ever female Olympic gold medalist, and will return to defend her title in Paris. Moore sat down with Hoda Kotb to discuss her love affair with surfing, her Olympic journey and what lies ahead and embraces her next chapter.

Scripps National Spelling Bee ends in dramatic fashion, the second ever spell-off in competition history. The winner joins us live. Hosts Matt Iseman, Akbar Gbajabiamilla and Zuri Hall stop by to tease what’s ahead on the new season of “American Ninja Warrior.” And, superstar Anitta chats about her new album, Funk Generation. 

Trump convicted on all 34 counts in his hush money case – the political fallout and its impact on the 2024 race. And, in TODAY’s Five Things, all about women’s health. Doctors share the best advice when it comes to your heart, bones, and more.  

Donald Trump became the first American president to be convicted of a crime after a jury found him guilty of all 34 charges in his hush money criminal trial. And Trump’s lead attorney, Todd Blanche joins us live. Also, one-on-one with the billionaire leading the new push to reach the wreckage of the Titanic. 

CNBC Senior Personal Financial Correspondent Sharon Epperson gives some tips on using a financial advisor. Also, Al Roker gets a firsthand look at the Artemis Two training center in Houston, TX. Plus, Leslie Odom Jr. discusses his recent projects and theatre etiquette. And, a few floral foods and drink to sample from small business.

“General Hospital” star Johnny Wactor’s co-worker speaks out on the circumstances surrounding his death. Also, Al Roker gets an exclusive training with NASA’s new Artemis Two mission crew.  And, Jenna Bush Hager says reveals her June Read with Jenna Pick.

Deliberations resume in the Trump hush money trial after some key questions from the jury. Also, the latest on Boeing’s safety improvements as it must submit its plans today. Plus, new responses after the charges against the world’s top golfer Scottie Scheffler were dismissed. And, what you need to know about falling prices from fast food restaurants to pharmacies. 

NBC’s Christine Romans details a few environmentally friendly home upgrades that will help you save money. Also, the story behind an 8-year-old tractor-riding farming expert with a growing fan base on social media. Plus, Tony Goldwyn joins the show ahead of the release of his new film “Ezra.” And, Matthew Rodrigues on his new series “It’s Ok to Ask Questions” which features candid conversations about the LGBTQ+ community.   

An exclusive announcement from the Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington, D.C. Also, Chip and Joanna Gaines on the 10th anniversary of “Fixer Upper” and their brand-new show “Fixer Upper: The Lakehouse.” Plus, Rumer Willis on her new residency at the iconic Café Carlyle in New York, life with her father, Bruce Willis, amid his recent health struggles, and becoming a new mom. And, a few best-selling products from the month of May to purchase at a discount. 

The latest on Donald Trump’s hush money trial with closing arguments coming to an end yesterday. Also, Israel carries out new airstrikes in Gaza as outrage over deadly Rafah strike continues. Plus, severe weather impacts millions throughout the South as more storms loom in the forecast. And, Nicole Brown Simpson’s sisters discuss their new documentary about Nicole’s life and legacy. 

Early sightings of sharks forced several beaches to close Memorial Day weekend, and experts say it’s a trend to expect to see all summer long. Also, with the rules of tipping becoming more and more confusing, NBC’s Vicky Nguyen details offers some guidance in navigating the complex landscape. Plus, Darius Rucker joins the show to catch up on the latest and discuss his new memoir “Life’s Too Short.” And, to celebrate Jewish American Heritage Month, Al Roker visits a bakery that’s putting its twist on a classic treat: babka. 

A new study finds prescription statin drugs are effective in lowering the risk of cardiovascular disease – especially in older adults. Also, TODAY Exclusive: Christie Brinkley shares her story in her first interview since being diagnosed with skin cancer. Plus, Darius Rucker joins the show to catch up on the latest and discuss his new memoir “Life’s Too Short.” And, TODAY contributor Ally Love shares some simple swaps to help you streamline your daily routine and get ready faster in the morning. 

The latest in Donald Trump’s hush money trial as closing arguments are set to get underway today. Also new NBC reporting on the fallout from that deadly strike in Rafah. Plus, the latest on the investigation into the murder of former “General Hospital” actor Johnny Wactor as his family speaks out. And, remembering NBA legend and broadcaster Bill Walton who passed away at the age of 71.

Basil Kincaid shares insight into his eye-catching creations. Also, how a designer’s unconventional background inspires her vibrant and surprising designs. Plus, a look inside an apothecary that has been serving New Yorkers for generations. And, a group of entrepreneurs who came together to form their own women-led tequila company. 

Grayson Murray’s family speaks out after the pro-golfer died by suicide. Also, Craig sits down with an impressive young man on a mission to make sure we all remember those lost in the attack on Pearl Harbor. Plus, Bobby Cannavale stops by to chat about his new film, Ezra. And, the magic duo behind one of the hottest shows in New York City teases what audiences can expect.

Storms wreak havoc over the holiday weekend as dozens of tornadoes tear across several states. Also, Israel faces criticism after a deadly air strike in Rafah on a previously designated safe area. Plus, police continue the search for a group of men who allegedly shot and killed General Hospital actor Johnny Wactor in an attempted robbery. And, pools and beaches left closed as lifeguard shortages slow the summer season to a halt in some areas. 

In preparation for the 2024 Paris Olympics, TODAY’s Craig Melvin is sharing a series of conversations with athletes competing for the chance to represent Team USA in Paris. Join Craig, along with NBC News Correspondent Stephanie Gosk and TODAY Contributor Ally Love, and hear from medal contenders as they share their preparation, what success looks like in Paris and what they’re most looking forward to at the Olympic games.For beach volleyball players Kelly Cheng and Sara Hughes, the 2024 Paris Olympics will be a reunion. The two began their professional careers together in 2017, before splitting to pursue the Tokyo Olympics with different partners. Now, they’ve reunited on the court and are heading to the Olympics as reigning world champions.

As millions of Americans start their holiday weekend travel airports are reporting their busiest travel days in history. Plus, a historic move made by the NCAA and its five power conferences will allow division 1 college athletes to be paid by their schools for the first time in over 100 years. Also, Craig shares the story of a marine veteran who donated his kidney to his old rival turned friend. And the TODAY team honors a class of 2024 graduate from Sheinelle Jones’s alma mater, Northwestern.

Over 44 million Americans are expected to hit the roads, rails and skies for Memorial Day weekend, marking the busiest roads in 20 years. Plus, President Biden hosted a state dinner for the President of Kenya featuring guests like former president Barack Obama and Bill Clinton and a performance from country singer Brad Paisley. And Taylor Swift fans are kicking off the summer travel season by following the popstar on her European leg of her Eras tour.

Ahead of Memorial Day weekend, a record number of travelers are expected to hit the roads, rails and skies. Also, Pro-Palestinian protests and encampments continue on college campuses as Harvard students walk out of commencement and UCLA, Rutgers and Northwestern presidents testify before congress. Plus, Bryan Kohberger, the man accused of killing four Idaho college students, is in court again as his defense attempts to poke holes in the case. And, US Open Champion, Coco Gauff, joins TODAY live from Paris to talk about life on tour and how she’s preparing for the French Open – and the Olympics.

NBC’s Senior Consumer Investigative Correspondent Vicky Nguyen details a few deals to look out for to help you save this summer. Also, the TODAY team celebrates the class of 2024 by honoring a college graduate from Dylan Dreyer’s alma mater, Rutgers University. And, social media star Shannon Doherty gives some fun and easy DIY décor and activities to do with the family over the holiday weekend. 

New U.S. women's national soccer coach Emma Hayes seeks to restore US women’s soccer glory at Paris 2024. Also, NBC’s Senior Consumer Investigative Correspondent Vicky Nguyen details a few deals to look out for to help you save this summer. Plus, the TODAY team celebrates the class of 2024 by honoring a college graduate from Dylan Dreyer’s alma mater, Rutgers University. And, social media star Shannon Doherty gives some fun and easy DIY décor and activities to do with the family over the holiday weekend. 

Severe weather continues to impact millions across the country as dangerous tornadoes sweep across the Midwest. Also, Memorial Day travel gets underway with millions of Americans bracing for record-setting numbers this holiday weekend. Plus, the family of Nicole Brown Simpson speaks out for the first time since the death of O.J. Simpson. And, the Justice Department plans to sue Ticketmaster owner, Live Nation, in a lawsuit that could reshape the billion-dollar industry.

Nestle launches new line of food items designed for weight loss medication consumers. Also, the TODAY team celebrates the class of 2024 by honoring a college graduate from Craig Melvin’s alma mater, Wofford College. Plus, the story behind Pistola, a denim company helping women find the perfect fit to celebrate Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. And, racing driver Josef Newgarden is live in studio ahead of one of racing’s biggest events this weekend, the Indianapolis 500.  

Memorial Day is almost here, and NBC’s Senior Business Correspondent Christine Romans shares a few holiday weekend sales that you won’t want to miss. Also, an inside look at a district in Ohio that’s banned cell phones in school and the positive impact the move is having on test scores, behavior, and more. Plus, TODAY Lifestyle and Commerce Contributor Jill Martin-Brooks provides a few Father’s Day gift ideas at a discount. And, gastroenterologist Dr. Roshini Raj talks gut health and her new book “The Full Body Fat Fix.”   

Tornadoes cause widespread damage in the Midwest as severe weather is expected to head East. Also, one passenger killed and dozens more injured from severe turbulence during a Singapore Airlines flight. Plus, Matthew Perry’s death still under investigation as the LAPD and the DEA are looking to pinpoint how the “Friends” star came into possession of the deadly amount of ketamine that caused his death. And, Buckingham Palace shares an update on Kate Middleton’s cancer treatment and when she could potentially return to her Royal duties.

Amal Clooney’s key role in the ICC’s decision to seek arrest warrants for Israeli and Hamas leaders. Also, a first look at a new documentary about ALS, “For Love and Life: No Ordinary Campaign.” Plus, the TODAY team celebrates the class of 2024 by honoring a college graduate from Al Roker’s alma mater, SUNY Oswego. And, TV fitness coach Dane Robinson joins the show to share a few exercises you can do from anywhere. 

The latest in Donald Trump’s hush money trial with the prosecution resting their case on Monday. Also, with summer almost here, experts share their tips on the best ways to travel for the upcoming season. Plus, Best Buddies launches a new initiative to help support families of children with disabilities. And, Shop TODAY Editorial Director Adrianna Brach shares a few best-selling products at a discount to get you ready for summer.

The latest in Donald Trump’s hush money trial with the prosecution resting their case on Monday. Also, funeral ceremonies are set to begin for Iran’s President today as the world reacts to his death. Plus, Amal Clooney’s key role in the ICC’s decision to seek arrest warrants for Israeli and Hamas leaders. And, Scarlett Johansson is accusing the parent company of OpenAI for using a likeness of her voice without her permission.

Simone Biles takes gold medal at Core Hydration Classic. Consumer Confidential: How to manage those hidden junk fees from your hotel stay, concert tickets, and more. Plus, Paul Reiser and Michael McDonald visit the studio to discuss their new book “What a Fool Believes: A Memoir.” And, the countdown to Paris continues with 100 days to the Paralympics.

Ed Dwight, the first Black man trained as an astronaut 63 years ago goes to space at age 90. Plus, in a TODAY Exclusive: Remembering Princess Diana as a global fashion icon before her dresses go to auction. And, TODAY Exclusive: Drake Bell shares his story in first television interview since the release of “Quiet on Set.” 

Iran has confirmed its president, Ebrahim Raisi, along with the country's foreign minister, have died in a helicopter crash in an isolated area of Northern Iran. Plus, Sean “Diddy” Combs releases an apology video, calling previous actions “inexcusable.” And, Simone Biles wins gymnastics classic competition as excitement mounts for Paris Olympics.

In preparation for the 2024 Paris Olympics, TODAY’s Craig Melvin is sharing a series of conversations with athletes competing for the chance to represent Team USA in Paris. Join Craig, along with NBC News Correspondent Stephanie Gosk and TODAY Contributor Ally Love, and hear from medal contenders as they share their preparation, what success looks like in Paris and what they’re most looking forward to at the Olympic games.As the countdown to the 2024 Paris Olympics continues, meet some of the top athletes competing for a spot on the USA Track & Field team. On this episode of The Road to Paris, Olympic medalists Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone and Gabby Thomas reflect on their Olympic journeys and share their goals for Paris.

Olympic gold medalist Laurie Hernandez previews the upcoming gymnastics competition where Simone Biles, Suni Lee, and Gabby Douglas are set to compete. Plus, a timely Consumer Confidential offers a guide to retirement. And Marisa Abela and Sam Taylor-Johnson,  the star and director of the new Amy Winehouse film, “Back to Black.” 

New menopause drug showing promising results to provide relief for millions of women. Plus, TODAY’s Consumer: How to find the most reliable sites for online shopping. And, Vanessa Price helps find the perfect wine for the sunny days to come.

17 million on alert for flash flooding and severe weather across southern U.S. Plus, Israel says it will send more troops to Rafah. Next, the Dow makes history by briefly crossing the 40,000 threshold for the first time ever. And, Olympic gold medalists Simone Biles, Suni Lee, and Gabby Douglas all set to compete this weekend.

Al Roker presented with National Parks Apex Award. Plus, TODAY’s Checklist: Women’s health edition. And, a glimpse at how some high school students in California are taking soccer airborne with drone soccer.

McDonalds details new $5 value meal. Plus, Peter Alexander’s sister, Rebecca, shares her story and her campaign to raise awareness for Usher Syndrome. And, learn more about Uber’s new Caregiver program in a TODAY Exclusive.

Biden and Trump agree to general election debates in June and September. Plus, Slovakia Prime Minister expected to survive after assassination attempt caught on camera. Next, growing backlash following controversial commencement speech by Kansas City Chiefs’ kicker, Harrison Butker. And the new debate over sunscreen.

As a bonus for you, we’re sharing the trailer for Dateline: True Crime Weekly, an all-new weekly podcast series. Every Thursday Dateline correspondent Andrea Canning and her guests dive into the biggest crime stories of the week, bringing you the latest on trials and investigations around the country.  Listen now wherever you get your podcasts: https://link.chtbl.com/dtcw_fdlw

Westminster Dog Show’s Best in Show winner, Sage, visits Studio 1A. Plus, TODAY’s Checklist: Fitness fact vs myth. And, catching up with Patton Oswalt.

Inflation relocation: Want to beat inflation? Some cities offering financial incentives for you to move there. Plus, a nod to TODAY on this morning’s New York Time’s Connections game. And, Shop this List: Summer skin care items for Skin Care Awareness Month.

New trouble for Boeing and air traffic controller shortages could bring bumpy skies for summer travelers. Plus, Michael Cohen cross examined in Trump hush money trial. And, Tom Brady reflects on his high-profile roast.

Kelly Clarkson opens up about her weight loss journey. Also, Linked-In’s Editor-In-Chief, Dan Roth, shares a helpful guide to kickstarting your career. Plus, Mindy Kaling and Ted Danson live in studio 1a to catch up and discuss a cause that is near and dear to their hearts. And, Editor-In-Chief of Allure, Jessical Cruel, joins the show with a few makeup and skincare products to boost your beauty/health routine. 

Michael Cohen returns to the witness stand today following his testimony in Trump’s hush money trial. Also, Moderator of “Meet The Press,” Kristen Welker, and her husband live in studio 1a for a special announcement. Plus, Alicia Keys joins Savannah and Hoda to catch up and talk about her new Broadway show “Hell’s Kitchen” to celebrate TODAY’s “Best of Broadway” week. And, “Shop All Day” contributor Chassie Post helps listeners get ready for summer with the best fashions and accessories to help you look and feel cool.       

Michael Cohen returns to the witness stand today following his testimony in Trump’s hush money trial. Also, the latest on the Israel-Hamas war as fighting continues to escalate in Gaza. Plus, Kelly Clarkson opens up about her weight loss journey. And, In-Depth TODAY: Caitlin Clark is set to debut in her first WNBA regular season game amid sky high anticipation. 

With the entire 2024 NFL schedule coming out later this week, NBC’s Mike Tirico reveals who will be playing in the first game of the season. Also, Dr. Sue Varma offers a guide to wellness checks in support of Mental Health Awareness Month. Plus, the story behind a small restaurant making a big impact on the New York City culinary scene. And, in honor of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Island Heritage Month, the 3rd hour crew sheds a light on a few great Asian-American owned businesses.

Anti-war protests at college campuses across the country impacting many students’ graduations. Also, Ryan Reynolds live in studio 1a to catch up on the latest ahead of the release of his new movie “IF.” Plus, Laura Jarrett and Poppy Harlow join the show to talk about their new children’s book called “The Color of Love.” And, Angelina Jolie and the cast of The Outsiders live to celebrate TODAY’s “Best of Broadway” week. 

Anti-war protests at college campuses across the country impacting many students’ graduations. Also, the latest on the Israel-Hamas war as fighting continues in Gaza. Plus, King Charles to hand over Army Corps role from Prince Harry to Prince William as Royal Family dynamics continue. And, TODAY Exclusive: With the entire 2024 NFL schedule coming out later this week, NBC’s Mike Tirico reveals who will be playing in the first game of the season. 

In preparation for the 2024 Paris Olympics, TODAY’s Craig Melvin is sharing a series of conversations with athletes competing for the chance to represent Team USA in Paris. Join Craig, along with NBC News Correspondent Stephanie Gosk and TODAY Contributor Ally Love, and hear from medal contenders as they share their preparation, what success looks like in Paris and what they’re most looking forward to at the Olympic games.The 2024 Paris Olympics will feature a first, as the sport of Breaking, also known as breakdancing, makes its Olympic debut. The games will include one men’s and one women’s event, where athletes will face off in spectacular solo battles, improvising to a DJ’s beats. On this episode of The Road to Paris, meet Sunny Choi and Victor Montalvo, two of the breakers representing team USA.

Breaking down the celebration of Mother’s Day by the numbers. Plus, in a TODAY Exclusive, the 3rd Hour sits down with the military spouse of the year. And, Joy Bauer shares some new recipes for Superfood Friday.

Senate passes aviation bill designed to improve safety and customer service. Plus, TODAY’s Heroes: TODAY anchors get together for a special chat ahead of Mother’s Day. And, in a TODAY Exclusive: Top Marine commandant saved by a stranger after a near fatal heart attack.

Cease-fire talks stall in Israel-Hamas war. Plus, Judge in Trump hush money trial denies motion for a mistrial as Stormy Daniels completes her testimony. Next, Apple issues apology following controversial ad showing instruments and art supplies being destroyed and replaced by the new iPad Pro. And, backlash over China zoo’s alleged dyeing of dogs to resemble pandas.

In honor of Mother’s Day, TODAY Moms gather for a celebration of mom's everywhere. Savannah Guthrie, Hoda Kotb, Jenna Bush Hager, Sheinelle Jones, and Dylan Dreyer share their gratitude for each other and why ‘motherhood is a sisterhood.’ They open up about the joys and challenges of motherhood, life lessons they learned from their own moms, and what their greatest hope is for their children. They even get a surprise Mother's Day message from their kids.

Severe weather continues to impact many Americans across the country. Also, President Biden said Wednesday that he would not supply Israel with weapons that could be used to launch an assault on Rafah. Plus, Miss Teen USA resigns just two days after Miss USA gave up her title in latest shakeup to organization. And, TODAY Consumer: The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau set to host a hearing today on airline and credit card rewards programs.

What is “spaving” and how can you avoid this financial trap? Also, Dr. Kavita Aggarwal details all you need to know about blood pressure and the impact it has on your health. Plus, the story behind two friends who weaved their heritage into their own beauty brand. And, Jennifer Connelly live in studio 1a to catch up and talk about her new sci-fi thriller series “Dark Matter.”

Michigan declares a state of emergency as more severe weather continues to impact the Midwest. Also, TODAY’s Five Things: Experts share their tips on how to transition from Spring into Summer. Plus, Christy Turlington Burns live in studio 1a for an important conversation about motherhood. And, TODAY Lifestyle and Commerce Contributor Jill Martin-Brooks shares some special deals to get you ready for the summer travel season.

Michigan declares a state of emergency as more severe weather continues to impact the Midwest. Also, Stormy Daniels testifies at Donald Trump’s hush money trial. Plus, President Biden condemns antisemitism in speech during Holocaust remembrance ceremony. And, TODAY Consumer: What is “spaving” and how can you avoid this financial trap?

The battle over self-checkout lanes grow as a new bill in California proposes outlawing them. Also, Al Roker is in San Antonio, TX as Smucker’s throws their 15th annual Mission Breakfast that thanks service men and women for all they do. Plus, Craig Melvin sits down with his son ahead of the release of his new children’s book about fatherhood “I’m Proud Of You.” And, Amber Ruffin live in studio 1a to catch up and talk about her latest projects.    

Powerful storms rock central parts of the US overnight as more severe weather is expected over the next couple of days. Also, highlights from the must-see fashion event of the year, The Met Gala. Plus, Craig Melvin sits down with his son ahead of the release of his new children’s book about fatherhood “I’m Proud Of You.” And, Tiffany Haddish live in studio 1a to catch up and talk about her new memoir “I Curse You With Joy.” 

Powerful storms rock central parts of the US overnight as more severe weather is expected over the next couple of days. Also, the latest on the Israel-Hamas war as talks for a potential ceasefire deal continue. Plus, Miss USA Noelia Voigt announces she is stepping down after a 7-month reign, citing her mental health as a main reason. And, In-Depth TODAY: The battle over self-checkout lanes grow as a new bill in California proposes outlawing them. 

TODAY’s Checklist details everything SPF ahead of Melanoma Awareness Month. And, Motivational Monday: Best-selling author, Cleo Wade, shares messages of love and hope with the release of her latest children’s book.  Plus, Ben Bruno shares celebrity inspired workouts for Spring.

TODAY EXCLSUIVE: Jenna Bush Hager talks all things MET Gala with Anna Wintour ahead of the big event. And, Hoda Kotb sits down with Bonnie Hammer to discuss her new book tackling lies women are told at work. Plus, TODAY celebrates Nurse’s Day by reuniting pediatric cancer patients with nurses who cared for them.

Widespread flooding across the south with hundreds rescued as millions brace for more severe weather. Plus, little sign of breakthrough in ceasefire and hostage talk as Israel orders evacuations for Rafah. Next, shutdown of university encampments and ongoing arrests as protestors disrupt commencement. And, a TODAY EXCLUSIVE: Meet the Polaris crew as they prepare for the first private spaceflight.

In preparation for the 2024 Paris Olympics, TODAY’s Craig Melvin is sharing a series of conversations with athletes competing for the chance to represent Team USA in Paris. Join Craig, along with NBC News Correspondent Stephanie Gosk and TODAY Contributor Ally Love, and hear from medal contenders as they share their preparation, what success looks like in Paris and what they’re most looking forward to at the Olympic games.As the countdown to the 2024 Paris Olympics continues, meet some of the top athletes competing for a spot on the USA Women’s Swimming team. On this episode of The Road to Paris, Olympic medalists Ryan Murphy and Bobby Finke reflect on their Olympic journeys and share their goals for Paris.

Dylan Dreyer is at the iconic Churchill Downs with Mike Tirico and Steve Kornacki to set the scene at the Kentucky Derby and break down the odds for this year’s race. Plus, a behind-the-scenes look at Broadway’s revival of “The Wiz.” Also, Julia Quinn, author of the bestselling “Bridgerton” series is here to share her favorite new reads in May. The 3rd hour sits down with the multi-talented Kate Hudson to discuss her debut album “Glorious.”

Mass evacuations triggered after another round of powerful storms slam the South and Midwest with a string a tornadoes and parts of Texas getting nearly two-feet of rain. Plus, we’re getting you ready for tomorrow’s milestone “Kentucky Derby” – the 150th annual run for the roses. Also, Chrissy Teigen and John Legend are here with their beloved pets after launching a new pet food and lifestyle brand called “Kismet.” And, Kate Hudson discusses the release of her debut album and why she is now ready to share her music. 

Mass evacuations triggered after another round of powerful storms slam the South and Midwest with a string of tornadoes and parts of Texas getting nearly two-feet of rain. Plus, new images from this week’s unrest as dozens of college campuses remain on edge amid more clashes between police and demonstrators.  Also, the latest in President Trump’s hush money trial where jurors heard from a key prosecution witness. And, lawyers for the man accused of killing four Idaho college students blasted prosecutors for accusing them of withholding key information. 

A new study reveals how a surge of anger could raise risks in heart attacks. Also, with tax refunds coming in, NBC’s Vicky Nguyen details some wise ways to put that money to good use. Plus, as the countdown to the Paris Olympics shortens, NBC’s Keir Simmons gets a look at the plane that will be transporting the US athletes to France. And, style expert Jasmine Snow shares some essential wardrobe items to own to help get you through the changing seasons. 

Campus protests across the country continue amid police crackdowns. Also, Hoda Kotb sits down with Selena Gomez as she teams up with US Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy to shine a spotlight on youth mental health. Plus, the Black Dog Pub in London is now overrun with tourists after Taylor Swift releases a song about the place. And, Hannah Waddingham live in studio 1a to catch up ahead of the release of her new movie with Emily Blunt and Ryan Gosling “The Fall Guy.”

Campus protests across the country continue amid police crackdowns. Also, Donald Trump back on the campaign trail as he calls out judge in hush money trial. Plus, the search is on for a group of boaters in Florida seen dumping trash into the ocean. And, In-Depth TODAY: A new study reveals how a surge of anger could raise risks in heart attacks. 

NBC Medical Contributor Dr. Natalie Azar breaks down the new guidance provided by the “U.S. Preventative Services Task Force” on breast cancer screening. Also, NBC’s Vicky Nguyen shares some big sales and deals to take advantage of in the month of May. Plus, in honor of the first day of Military Appreciation Month, some remarkable Vietnam veterans join the show to share their story. Also, Melissa Joan Hart live in studio 1a to catch up and discuss her new Lifetime movie “The Bad Guardian.”   

NYPD officials descend on Columbia University to clear protestors as officials begin to take stronger action across college campuses. Also, Tiger Woods live in studio 1a to catch up, talk some golf, and discuss his new performance and apparel company “Sun Day Red.” Plus, Chris Pine joins the show ahead of the release of his directorial debut film that he also stars in “Poolman.” And, the TODAY team celebrates College Decision Day on the plaza!

NYPD officials descend on Columbia University to clear protestors as officials begin to take stronger action across college campuses. Also, Donald Trump threatened with jail time after judge in hush money trial holds him contempt for violating gag order. Plus, the latest on Bryan Kohberger and the Idaho murders case. And, TODAY Consumer: Restaurants are pushing back against soaring fast food prices. 

Some customers feel their iPhone alarms aren’t going off. Also, NBC News Senior Business Analyst Stephanie Ruhle provides advice on how to keep your budget in check this summer. Plus, NBC’s Kaylee Hartung shares the story behind a bakery that’s sparking the latest buzz in Los Angeles’ cookie craze. And, with Mother’s Day less than two weeks away, lifestyle expert Chassie Post has a few thoughtful gift ideas for any mom. 

Campus protests are continuing to intensify across the country, prompting university officials to now warn students about potential bans and suspensions from school. Also, pediatrician and Co-Director of the “American Academy of Pediatrics,” Dr. Jenny Radeski, offers new guidance on screen time and social media for kids of all ages. Plus, Craig Melvin shares the inspiring story of a man with Parkinson’s disease and his rock-climbing instructor who are giving many people with the condition hope. And, TODAY contributor Ally Love shares some D.I.Y. tips and tricks on how to rejuvenate your mind, body, and soul.   

Campus protests are continuing to intensify across the country, prompting university officials to now warn students about potential bans and suspensions from school. Also, four law enforcement officers were killed after being met by gunfire while serving a warrant in North Carolina. Plus, some customers feel their iPhone alarms aren’t going off. And, In-Depth TODAY: A closer look at “Ozempic personality” and the side effects of popular weight loss drugs. 

Meet giant pandas Yoon Shuan and Seeng Bao, who will hopefully arrive at the San Diego Zoo sometime this summer as part of an ongoing plan to protect the species. Plus, Al Roker returns to Washington, D.C. to spotlight the legendary Ben’s Chili Bowl. Also, there's no time like the present to prioritize wellness and self-care, so Ally Love is here with strategies for a stress-free season. And, the 3rd hour catches up with Broadway star Laura Benanti as she returns to the stage in a one-woman show. 

Vicky Nguyen shares a behind-the scenes look at a new type of store selling brand-name goods at a fraction of retail prices. Plus, Donna Kelce is here to share a few Mother’s Day gift ideas. Also, Anne Hathaway and Nicholas Galitzine talk about their new movie featuring an unexpected romance between a single mom and a young pop start. And, acting powerhouse Melanie Lynskey joins us for a first look at her new series “The Tattooist of Auschwitz” on Peacock.

Breaking overnight: Secretary Blinken arrives overnight in the Middle East to push for a cease-fire and hostage deal. Plus, the campaign trail came to Washington at the Annual White House Correspondents Dinner where President Biden took shots against Donald Trump. Also, Prince William and Princess Kate are marking their 13th wedding anniversary, while King Charles is getting set to return to royal duties after his cancer diagnosis.  And, the NFL is now backing the years-long push by fans to the Super Bowl part of a long holiday weekend.

In preparation for the 2024 Paris Olympics, TODAY’s Craig Melvin is sharing a series of conversations with athletes competing for the chance to represent Team USA in Paris. Join Craig, along with NBC News Correspondent Stephanie Gosk and TODAY Contributor Ally Love, and hear from medal contenders as they share their preparation, what success looks like in Paris and what they’re most looking forward to at the Olympic games.As the countdown to the 2024 Paris Olympics continues, meet some of the top athletes competing for a spot on the USA Women’s Swimming team. On this episode of The Road to Paris, Katie Ledecky and Regan Smith open up about their Olympic journeys and share their goals for Paris.

Florida police release body camera video of supermodel Gisele Bündchen’s emotional traffic stop. Also, how to handle your career at any stage of life. Plus, the highest paid women’s soccer player, María Sánchez, talks about her journey in sports. And, Kate Walsh and Whitney White talk about their Off Broadway play, Jordans. 

Change taking place on college campuses across the country as tensions rise and graduation approaches. Also, a Walmart employee with Olympic dreams. Plus, men share their stories on male fertility to help others. And, mistakes you’re making during spring cleaning. 

The Supreme Court hears arguments over Donald Trump’s claim that presidents should be immune from criminal charges. Also, change taking place on college campuses across the country as tensions rise and graduation approaches. Plus, fallout following New York Appeals Court overturning Harvey Weinstein rape conviction. And, Florida police release body camera video of supermodel Gisele Bündchen’s emotional traffic stop.

With the NFL draft set to begin tonight, NBC’s Kaylee Hartung details all the players and teams to look out for ahead of the marquee event. Also, CNBC’s Senior Personal Finance Correspondent Sharon Epperson separates fact from myth when it comes to financial awareness. Plus, TODAY climate: A look into a potential new way to fight wildfires that involves robots. And, Jim Gaffigan live in studio 1a to catch up ahead of the release of the new Netflix movie he’s starring in “Unfrosted.” 

Protests on college campuses continue to grow overnight as university leaders struggle to contain escalating tension. Also, NBC’s Anne Thompson gets an inside look at the groundbreaking research being done at Columbia University into delaying menopause and preserving fertility longer for women. Plus, wired headphones are making a comeback – the benefits of wearing headphones with wires. And, Shop TODAY Editorial Director Adrianna Brach shares a few must-have summer items you can get at a discount.

Protests on college campuses continue to grow overnight as university leaders struggle to contain escalating tensions. Also, the Supreme Court is set to hear arguments on Donald Trump’s Presidential immunity case. Plus, an American tourist is facing up to twelve years in prison after authorities in Turks and Caicos find ammo in their luggage. And, In-depth TODAY: With summer approaching, concern is growing over rising shortages in weight loss drugs. 

Biden administration unveils new airline passenger rights, including improving refunds and addressing airline junk fees. Also, NBC’s Senior Investigative Correspondent Vicky Nguyen details all you need to know about home, life, and car insurance. Plus, Craig Melvin sits down with one of the longest running musical groups in the country, the “Blind Boys of Alabama.” And, influencer Iskra Lawrence joins the show to share her story in honor of National Infertility Awareness Week.

The Senate passes $95 billion in war aid to Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan after months of delays, sending the legislation to President Biden. Also, a new study reveals parents are struggling with loneliness and burnout and the changes parents can make to avoid these issues. Plus, best-selling author and host of the podcast “How to Walk Into a Room: The Art of Knowing When to Stay and When to Walk Away,” Emily P. Freeman, live in studio 1a. And, celebrity hairstylist Lacy Redway joins the show to share some of her favorite tools and products to boost your hair style. 

The Senate passes $95 billion in war aid to Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan after months of delays, sending the legislation to President Biden. Also, college campus protests across the country against the Israel-Hamas war continue to grow. Plus, the US Justice Department reaches settlement over the FBI’s mishandlings of Larry Nassar’s gymnasts abuse. And, In-depth TODAY: A look at the growing trend of millennials moving out of cities and into residential areas usually meant for older Americans.   

A new study reveals surprising information on the difference of care you receive between male and female doctors. Also, NBC News Senior Business Correspondent Christine Romans details everything you need to know about health insurance and how to choose a plan that’s right for you. Plus, the story behind a beauty company that is making an impact on the environment. And, John Leguizamo live in studio 1a to catch up ahead of the release of his new show “The Green Veil.” 

Colleges across the country are struggling to contain intensifying protests against the Israel-Hamas war. Also, NBC’s Kate Snow sits down with Susan Page, the author of a deeply personal new biography about the life and legacy of Barbara Walters. Plus, NBC’s Kaylee Hartung sits down with Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt ahead of the release of their new film “The Fall Guy.” And, Your Health: What to know about blood sugar and the foods you can naturally eat to balance your blood sugar.

Colleges across the country are struggling to contain intensifying protests against the Israel-Hamas war. Also, first witness testimony in Trump hush money trial set to resume today following hearing on whether the former President violated gag order. Plus, Elon Musk and Tesla facing backlash ahead of their key profits report. And, In-Depth TODAY: A new study reveals surprising information on the difference of care you receive between male and female doctors. 

LSU gymnastics star Olivia Dunne chats about her career and the team’s national title win. Also, rising mortgage rates are making it harder than ever to buy a home. Plus, breaking down five questions to ask when you next visit your primary care physician. And, a naval officer’s amazing journey for charity.

TikTok could disappear from app stores nationwide unless its Chinese parent company sells it. Also, Kevin Bacon returns to the high school where Footloose was filmed to celebrate their prom day. Plus, great style solutions and finds. And, the Big Green Bus stops by the Plaza to celebrate Earth Day. 

The former president is expected to be back in the courtroom this morning as opening statements are set to get underway. Also, some Republicans call for Speaker Johnson to resign after he worked with Democrats to pass a controversial foreign aid bill. Plus, Morgan Wallen addresses his arrest earlier this month at a bar in Nashville. And, rising mortgage rates are making it harder than ever to buy a home. 

As the race for the U.S. Women and Men’s Gymnastics squads heats up, Shilese Jones and Fred Richards are among the athletes working toward their Olympic dreams. On this episode of The Road to Paris, Shilese and Fred share their personal journeys, and hopes to make their Olympic debuts. 

Surprises and fan reaction as Taylor Swift releases her new album. Plus, Caitlin Clark’s historic week as America embraces its newest superstar. Also, Dr. Jen Caudle shares what medicines and medical supplies to keep, and which to toss. And, “George to the Rescue” renovates an 1890s home for a jazz lover with lupus. 

Israel carries out a limited military strike against Iran almost a week after Iran’s unprecedented attack. Plus, more than 100 Pro-Palestinian protestors were arrested yesterday at Columbia University. Also, Colorado community comes together to honor and heal on 25th anniversary of Columbine shooting. And, some are calling it “Pop Girl Spring” as major women artists release highly anticipated new music.

Israel carries out a limited military strike against Iran almost a week after Iran’s unprecedented attack - former Pentagon and CIA Chief of Staff Jeremy Bash joins us LIVE with more on the strike and the message it sends. Plus, NBC’s Kristen Welker has more on the massive foreign aid package moving forward on Capitol Hill. Also, 12 jurors have been seated in the Trump hush money trial as the search for alternates continues. And, the FAA is investigating a close call between Jet Blue and Southwest planes on the runway.

Prince William resumes Royal duties for the first time since Princess Kate’s cancer diagnosis. Also, board certified surgeon Dr. Cedrek McFadden details all you need to know about common medications and how to use them. Plus, NBC’s Gadi Schwartz visits a community in Los Angeles where outdoor adventures are helping the people connect with nature. And, Sandra Oh and Hoa Xuande join the show to catch up and talk about their new series “The Sympathizer.” 

A major 911 call outage overnight impacts several states, leaving emergency responders scrambling for hours. Also, TODAY consumer: Many customers are facing shortages on weight loss drugs likes Zepbound. Plus, Orlando Bloom live in studio 1a to catch up and discuss his new Peacock series “To The Edge.” And, chef Mario Carbone cooks up a delicious Italian classic chicken parm recipe. 

A major 911 call outage overnight impacts several states, leaving emergency responders scrambling for hours. Also, Speaker Mike Johnson moves forward with aid bills despite pushback. Plus, Prince William resumes Royal duties for the first time since Princess Kate’s cancer diagnosis. And, excitement builds for the release of Taylor Swifts newest album “The Tortured Poets Department” tonight. 

With the countdown to the Paris Olympics just 100 days away, NBC’s Keir Simmons gets a behind-the-scenes look at how the city is prepping for the events. Also, the men’s 3x3 USA basketball team live on the plaza. Plus, NBC News Business and Data Correspondent Brian Cheung breaks down the Paris Olympics by the numbers. And, an inside look at a company that’s taking old school technology and putting a new spin on it. 

Severe weather continues to impact several states in the Midwest, including extreme rain, hail, and tornadoes. Also, a recent viral video on being the youngest, oldest, or middle child has sparked conversation on the impact of birth order and how that affects our interactions with others. Plus, to celebrate 100 days until the Paris Olympics, the TODAY team is joined by a few Team USA athletes on the plaza.

Severe weather continues to impact several states in the Midwest, including extreme rain, hail, and tornadoes. Also, seven jurors were seated in Donald Trump’s criminal trial as prosecutors and lawyers spar over 2020 social media posts. Plus, potentially trillions of cicadas are set to swarm parts of the country as part of a “double emergence” that hasn’t happened in 200 years. And, with the countdown to the Paris Olympics just 100 days away, NBC’s Keir Simmons gets a behind-the-scenes look at how the city is prepping for the events. 

What you need to know about airline credit cards and loyalty programs as the Government calls a hearing to see if you’re really getting all the perks you’re promised. Also, LinkedIn Editor-In-Chief Dan Roth joins the show to share their list of the top companies in 2024. Plus, Hollywood legend Michael Douglas live in studio 1a to catch up as he takes on the historic role of Ben Franklin in new series “Franklin.” And, George Takei sits down with the crew to talk about his latest project, a children’s book that shares an important history lesson. 

Tensions between Iran and Israel ramp up amid protests in cities across the US. Also, the American Psychological Association releases a new report on the impact of social media on kids and teenagers, calling for companies to protect them. Plus, Hollywood legend Michael Douglas live in studio 1a to catch up as he takes on the historic role of Ben Franklin in new series “Franklin.” And, with Mother’s Day approaching, TODAY Lifestyle and Commerce contributor Jill Martin-Brooks shares some great gifts to get mom at a discount.

Tensions between Iran and Israel ramp up amid protests in cities across the US. Also, the latest on Donald Trump’s criminal trial as jury selection continues.  Plus, Scott Peterson is back in court today for the first of three hearings as the LA Innocence Project takes up his murder case. And, In-Depth TODAY: What you need to know about airline credit cards and loyalty programs as the Government calls a hearing to see if you’re really getting all the perks you’re promised. 

The executor of O.J. Simpson’s estate plans to fight payout to the families of victims Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman. Plus, Caitlin Clark sits down with NBC’s Stephanie Gosk ahead of tonight’s WNBA draft. Also, members of the U.S. Women’s Soccer team join us LIVE in Studio 1A as we count down to the Paris Olympics. And, catching up with Henry Cavill and Henry Golding as they star in the action-packed new film “The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare.”

Israel weighs response after Iran missile and drone barrage. Plus, four people have been arrested in connection with missing Kansas moms. Also, Notre Dame Cathedral nears re-opening five years after fire. And, Team USA Gymnasts LIVE in Studio 1A celebrating nearly 100 days out to the Paris Olympics.

Israel weighs response after Iran missile and drone barrage – National Security Council Spokesman John Kirby joins us with more. Plus, President Trump’s historic hush money trial gets underway today. Also, the executor of O.J. Simpson’s estate plans to fight payout to the families of victims Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman. And, one-on-one with Caitlin Clark ahead of tonight’s WNBA draft. 

The competition for coveted spots on the US Women’s Gymnastics team is fierce and with World and Olympic champions, like Simone Biles, Gabby Douglas and Suni Lee vying for spots, the 2024 team could be one of the toughest to make…ever. On this episode of The Road to Paris, Suni Lee and Shilese Jones share how they hope to go for gold in Paris.

A look back at the life of O.J. Simpson. Plus, Dr. John Torres answers commonly asked questions about spring allergies. Also, former Vice President Al Gore talks about his organization, “The Climate Reality Project.” And Dennis Quaid, Cheech Marin and Jay Hernandez stop by Studio 1A to chat about their new project, “The Long Game.”

Shohei Ohtani’s ex-interpreter charged with stealing $16 million from the MLB star. Plus, the legacy of O.J. Simpson in pop culture. Also, Katie Couric stops by to talk about the new documentary she produced on the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing. And the viral proud girl dad joins Hoda and Savannah in Studio 1A with his four girls.

Reactions to the death of the infamous O.J. Simpson. Plus, tensions remain high between Israel and Hamas with fears of the war spreading to the rest of the region. Also, a look back at O.J. Simpson’s trial of the century. And inflations effect on fast food prices.

NBC’s Sam Brock details why consumers are stocking up on gold bars and what you need to know before you purchase gold. Also, NBC’s Senior Consumer Investigative Correspondent Vicky Nguyen shares a few tips on buying, leasing, and selling cars. Plus, the story behind a CEO who is trying to change the game when it comes to women’s sneakers. And, TODAY Lifestyle Contributor Mario Armstrong lays out the best in wellness products from sleep to fitness. 

Severe weather continues to impact the southern region of the U.S., including several tornadoes. Also, NBC’s Vicky Nguyen details the growing trend called “upskilling” in the workplace. Plus, Editor-In-Chief of Glamour Magazine, Samantha Barry, shares a few must-try one-piece swimsuits to have for the summer. And, chef Curtis Stone whips up a delicious chive crusted salmon recipe perfect for a weeknight dinner.

Severe weather continues to impact the southern region of the U.S., including several tornadoes. Also, reaction and fallout in Arizona over controversial abortion ban decision. Plus, the latest on the University of Idaho murders case. And, In-Depth TODAY: Why consumers are stocking up on gold bars and what you need to know before you purchase gold. 

NBC’S Sam Brock explores the growing concerns over summer travel and details what you need to know before you book a trip. Also, NBC’s Senior Business Analyst Stephanie Ruhle shares a few last minute tax tips to help you file yours before the deadline. Plus, TODAY Exclusive: People Magazine celebrates a half century and announces their historic 50th anniversary cover. And, Jesse Eisenberg live in studio 1a to catch up and discuss his new film “Sasquatch Sunset.” 

Arizona’s Supreme Court upholds near-total abortion ban law from 1864, adding to the growing battle over access in America. Also, TODAY Exclusive: People Magazine celebrates a half century and announces their historic 50th anniversary cover. Plus, Uber exclusively announces on TODAY that the company is rolling out new and improved safety measures. And, NBC News Medical Contributor Dr. John Torres details the myths behind multi-tasking and what you may need to reconsider. 

Arizona’s Supreme Court upholds a near-total abortion ban law from 1864, adding to the growing battle over access in America. Also, the parents of Michigan school shooter Ethan Crumbley both sentenced to 10-15 years for involuntary manslaughter during emotional trial. Plus, the former assistant principal of a Virginia school where a 6-year-old student shot his teacher last year has been indicted on child abuse charges. And, In-Depth TODAY: The growing concerns over summer travel and what you need to know before you book a trip. 

The best moments from yesterday’s solar eclipse and the TODAY team gives an inside look at the fun they had experiencing the phenomenon together. Also, NBC News Medical Contributor Dr. Natalie Azar breaks down the latest in medical headlines and new studies. Plus, NBC’s Savannah Sellers gets an inside look at the woman behind the iconic burger chain In-N-Out. And, plant stylist Hilton Carter shares a few sustainable tips and tricks to take care of your plants.

The best moments from yesterday’s solar eclipse and the TODAY team gives an inside look at the fun they had experiencing the phenomenon together. Also, lifestyle expert Jenn Falik shares a few home solution and problem solving products at a discount. Plus, America’s favorite grill dad's, Mark Anderson and Ryan Fey, whip up a delicious tomato soup and grilled cheese recipe. 

Millions of Americans gathered around the country to celebrate the joy and wonder of the solar eclipse. Also, fallout over Donald Trump’s remarks about abortion restriction laws in the US. Plus, country music star Morgan Wallen in new legal trouble after latest arrest. And, In-Depth TODAY: An inside look at the rise and impact of A.I. on advertising in the beauty industry. 

Al checks in from the path of totality of the solar eclipse. Plus, Craig Melvin, Sheinelle Jones and Dylan Dreyer chat with South Carolina Gamecocks coach Dawn Staley and guard Raven Johnson about their NCAA championship win. Also, Vicky Nguyen explains how you can clean up your inbox and avoid spam emails. And NBC’s Zinhle Essamuah shares the new trend encouraging a cozier approach to cardio.

Millions gather from all over the world to view the total solar eclipse. Plus, a closer look at the unique parties, events and mass weddings planned for the eclipse. Also, Nicole Richie stops by Studio 1A to chat about starring in the 90s remake “Don’t Tell Mom the Babysitters Dead.” And shop all day contributor Chassie Post shares the best deals of Target’s circle week.

Millions of Americans gather for a rare total solar eclipse. Plus, Israel is withdrawing troops from Gaza as cease-fire negotiations are set to resume. Also, the South Carolina Gamecocks defeat the Iowa Hawkeyes and Caitlin Clark to win the NCAA women’s basketball championship. And, what you need to know to keep your family and pets safe during the eclipse.

Morgan Chesky is live in Dallas with the eclipse countdown. Plus, Olympian Sky Brown chats about her children’s book, “The Life-Changing Magic of Skateboarding.” And, sharing some fun style trends for warmer weather.

Meet a mother, who raced into action using C.P.R. to save her son’s life at a little league game – they will be here with an important message for all families to hear. Plus, the world’s youngest mentalist, Nevo Abutbul performs live in Studio 1A. And, Adrianna Brach is here with products to give your beauty routine a spring refresh!

The latest on Biden’s call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu – Savannah Guthrie will go one-on-one with the Spokesperson for the White House National Security Council, John Kirby. Plus, an inside look at the costly rise of porch pirates, and what homeowners and police are doing to fight back. Also, inside the remarkable comeback of the honey bee – and why it’s so vital for the crops and food you rely on.

Shocking video released of an American tourist killed by a charging elephant during an African safari. Also, in honor of Earth Month, NBC’s Vicky Nguyen details a few ways to make smarter purchases that are good for the planet and your wallet. Plus, a behind-the-scenes look at Al Roker’s stint on Broadway’s “Back to the Future.” And, Elizabeth and Damian Hurley live in studio to catch up and talk about their new movie “Strictly Confidential.”

Severe weather impacting millions across the country as the FAA prepares for a busy travel weekend. Also, twenty years since Kate Middleton was first photographed as Prince William’s boyfriend, the couple faces their toughest test yet. Plus, with college admission decision season here, author and journalist Jennifer Wallace shares advice for families on managing the stress of making that important choice. And, dermatologist Dr. Michelle Henry details the common problem of hair loss in women and provides a few treatments that work.

Severe weather impacting millions across the country as the FAA prepares for a busy travel weekend. Also, the latest on rescue efforts in Taiwan following the strongest earthquake there in 25 years. Plus, shocking video released of an American tourist killed by a charging elephant during an African safari. And, In-Depth TODAY: NBC’s Vicky Nguyen details the growing anti-diet movement in America. 

NBC’s Emilie Ikeda details the growing movement of people trying to separate their work and personal lives. Also, NBC’s Maura Barrett gets a behind-the-scenes look at a manufacturer in Tennessee that dominates the solar eclipse glasses industry. Plus, WWE star Cody Rhodes live in studio 1a to catch up and talk about WrestleMania 40. And, the story behind a candy brand that’s reinventing some childhood favorites with less sugar. 

Taiwan’s strongest earthquake in decades rocks the coast of the island nation Wednesday morning. Also, Costco is rolling out a new weight-loss program and what that means for consumers. Plus, Gillian Anderson live in studio 1a to catch up ahead of the release of her new Netflix film “Scoop.” And, TODAY Lifestyle and Commerce Contributor Jill Martin-Brooks shares a few of the latest products from home goods to active wear that you can get at a bargain. 

Taiwan’s strongest earthquake in decades rocks the coast of the island nation Wednesday morning. Also, the Governor of Kentucky declares a state of emergency as severe weather continues to hit the South and Midwest. Plus, some of the world’s top musicians are joining forces to sign an open letter against the use of A.I. in the industry. And, In-Depth TODAY: NBC’s Emilie Ikeda details the growing movement of people trying to separate their work and personal lives. 

Eight Norwegian cruise passengers left stranded in an African island nation after the ship left port without them. Also, CNBC Senior Personal Finance Correspondent Sharon Epperson details how to avoid tax scams with two weeks to go until the deadline. Plus, NBC’s Morgan Chesky visits a special town in Texas to see how they’re preparing for Monday’s solar eclipse. And, Alex Edelman joins the show to catch up and discuss the television debut of his comedy special “Just For Us.”  

Several workers delivering humanitarian aid in Gaza for “World Central Kitchen” killed in a reported Israeli airstrike. Also, NBC’s Emilie Ikeda is on the Jersey Shore as two rescued and rehabbed seal pups are released back to the ocean. Plus, Seth Meyers and Mike Birbiglia live in studio to catch up and talk about their new documentary “Good One: A Show About Jokes.” And, chef Michael Symon cooks a delicious grilled chicken paillard and snap pea salad recipe.

Extreme weather impacting millions of people across the country. Also, several workers delivering humanitarian aid in Gaza for “World Central Kitchen” killed in a reported Israeli airstrike. Plus, eight Norwegian cruise passengers left stranded in an African island nation after the ship left port without them.  And, In-Depth TODAY: What to do when popular weight loss drugs don’t work. 

In Consumer Confidential, breaking down the big sales and fun freebies in April. Plus, meet Rudy Mancuso, a talented musician who’s been entertaining people on social media for years and is now out with his film, “Musica.” Also, catching up with actress D’Arcy Carden on her new podcast.   

Al Roker joins us from the White House at the annual Easter Egg Roll with special guests, President Biden and Dr. Jill Biden. Plus, Kylie Kelce is live in Studio 1A to share the important work she is doing with the Eagles Autism Foundation. And, Hoda Kotb sits down with Rebel Wilson on her new deeply personal memoir. 

Millions on alert as powerful storms sweep across the country – Al Roker has everything you need to know. Plus, King Charles’ first major public appearance since revealing his cancer diagnosis, while Princess Kate and her family skip Easter services, as she deals with her own treatment for cancer. And an in-depth look at California’s new minimum wage for fast food workers starting today. 

In TODAY’s Checklist, Dr. Angela Lamb is here to break down what skincare ingredients you need at every age. Plus, Jessica Lange, Jim Parsons, and Celia Keenan-Bolger chat about their new Broadway show, “Mother Play.” Also, actor, Dev Patel joins the show to talk his directorial debut, “Monkey Man.”

Meet the Sealbys – hear the incredible story of identical twins who married identical twins! Plus, Craig sits down with Dev Patel on his directorial debut, “Monkey Man.” And, Ally Love shares her favorite kitchen gadgets to streamline your cooking routine.

Overnight, a barge arrives at the site of the fallen Key Bridge in Baltimore, while the victims are remembered at the Oriole’s opening day game. Plus, the busy holiday weekend, as the nation’s airports and roads get crowded with travelers. And we will give you an in-depth look at one of newest travel crazes - sleep tourism.

“Dollar store” prices are rising and the impact that could have on other bargain deal stores. Also, the Sweet Sixteen for March Madness has arrived, and NBC’s Steve Kornacki breaks down everything you need to know. Plus, the story of how four women came together to transform the tequila industry. And, basketball legend Sue Bird joins the show to catch up and discuss her new documentary “Sue Bird: In the Clutch.” 

National Transportation Safety Board investigators release new details on Baltimore bridge collapse. Also, Kristen Welker sits down with Erin Andrews as they speak out on their own fertility journeys. Plus, TODAY exclusive: US News and World Report reveals their list for the best over-the-counter health products in 2024. And, Shop All Day Contributor Chassie Post shares the latest trending items for the Spring season. 

The National Transportation Safety Board investigators releases new details on Baltimore bridge collapse. Also, President Biden set to hold a huge fundraiser in New York City, with former Presidents and celebrities in attendance. Plus, details behind multiple reports of women being punched in the face while walking in New York City. And, TODAY consumer: “Dollar store” prices are rising and the impact that could have on other bargain deal stores. 

The latest on the Baltimore bridge collapse. Also, NBC Medical Contributor Dr. Tara Narula breaks down all you need to know about understanding your metabolism. Plus, Al Roker takes us behind a pharmacy that’s become a New York institution and more than a drugstore. And, Giancarlo Esposito live in studio 1a to catch up and discuss his new Netflix series “Parish.” 

The latest on the Baltimore bridge collapse. Also, the rise of “Ozempic babies” and the details behind the unexpected impact of popular drugs for weight loss. Plus, TODAY celebrates Women’s History Month by highlighting a few innovative and inspiring women-owned companies. And, style expert Melissa Garcia shares a few Spring fashion trends and styles that are essential for the season. 

The latest on the Baltimore bridge collapse. Also, the Supreme Court signals it is likely to reject a challenge to abortion pill access. Plus, a judge on Tuesday imposed a limited gag order on Donald Trump ahead of his criminal hush money trial in New York. And, with the countdown to Paris Olympics less than four months away, security officials are working hard to get the city ready for athletes and visitors.

A new reality faces the Royal Family as Princess Kate and King Charles undergo treatment for cancer. Also, Al Roker gets an exclusive look at the redesign of the 150 year-old Yale Peabody Museum with the first Brontosaurus found in the US. Plus, Shop TODAY Editorial Director Adrianna Brach catches up with Eva Mendes to talk about acting, her family, and a new project that’s caught her eye.  And, professional wrestler Becky Lynch joins the show to discuss her new memoir “Becky Lynch: The Man: Not Your Average, Average Girl.” 

Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed early Tuesday after being struck by a large ship. Also, experts share all you need to know about “Spring cleaning” and how to refresh your life from finances to your fitness routine. Plus, Your Health: Author Gabby Bernstein details a few practical strategies on dealing with anxiety. And, Youtube star and cookbook author Laura Vitale cooks up a delicious Italian Easter pie + stuffed artichoke recipe. 

Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed early Tuesday after being struck by a large ship. Also, the Supreme Court is set to hear arguments about abortion pill access. Plus, multiple of music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs’ properties were raided by Homeland Security. And, a new reality faces the Royal Family as Princess Kate and King Charles undergo treatment for cancer. 

As a bonus for you, we’re sharing the trailer for Murder in the Hollywood Hills, an all-new original podcast series from Dateline. In this story Keith Morrison takes us to the city of dreams, where a smooth-talking predator lured young women into a nightmare with promises of fame and fortune. He evaded justice for years, but when a group of women banded together, they fought to lock him up for life.  If you like what you hear, you can listen to Murder in the Hollywood Hills for free each week. Or, subscribe to Dateline Premium on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or DatelinePremium.com to unlock new episodes one week early: https://link.chtbl.com/mithh_fdlw

NBC’s Molly Hunter and Katie Nicholl are LIVE at Buckingham Palace with more on the global outpouring of support for Princess Kate following her cancer diagnosis. Plus, NBC’s Dr. Natalie Azar is answering your seasonal medical questions. Also, catching up with actor Corey Stroll ahead of the Broadway debut of “Appropriate.” And, TODAY Digital Director Arianna Davis rounds up the top trending stories on today.com.

The Midwest is getting pummeled with snow in the latest round of spring severe weather – Al Roker is tracking it all. Plus, solar eclipse excitement in full swing with only two weeks until the big event. Also, NBC’s Kelly Cobiella and Dr. Tara Narula break down what we know about Princess Kate’s cancer diagnosis and treatment. And, is the era of teenage babysitting ending? NBC’s Christine Romans has more on the new generation of parents considering different forms of childcare.

The Midwest is getting pummeled with snow in the latest round of spring severe weather – Al Roker is tracking it all. Plus, Former Pres. Donald Trump faces bond deadline today. Also, Russia observes National Day of Mourning following deadly concert hall attack that killed more than 130 people. And, outpouring of support for Princess Kate following her cancer diagnosis. 

Vicky Nguyen shares digital safety insights for parents to use this spring break. Plus, journalist Joan Lunden joins her daughter, entrepreneur Jamie Hess, to chat about her new project “the gratitude-ology podcast.” Also, 1999 women’s national soccer team players, Brandi Chastain and Briana Scurry, stop by studio 1A for a special announcement. And lifestyle expert Bahar Taktehchian shares new products to shop this week.

Medicare announces coverage of the popular weight loss drug Wegovy for certain patients. Plus, NBC’s Savannah Sellers stops by to share why younger women are freezing their eggs. Also, Kaylee Hartung takes a look at Payson High School’s campaign to invite Kevin Bacon to prom. And, Kevin O’Connor, host of “This old house”, shows how you can spruce up your yard this spring.

An armed inmate and his accomplice were captured in Idaho. Plus, the battle over border security intensifies as migrants in Texas break through security barriers. Also, baseball superstar Shohei Ohtani is facing new scrutiny after his interpreter was fired over a gambling scandal. And the legal dispute over Michael Jackson’s estate back in the spotlight.

New details on the attempted breach of Princess Kate’s hospital records. Also, NBC’s Steve Kornacki breaks down all you need to know about this year’s March Madness tournament. Plus, Leslie Bibb joins the show to catch up and discuss her role in the new tv series “Palm Royale.” And, Shop TODAY Editorial Director Adrianna Brach shares 16 must-have products from home and tech to fashion and beauty.

A manhunt in Idaho is underway for an inmate who escaped with the help of a gunman. Also, NBC’s Senior Consumer Investigative Correspondent Vicky Nguyen details what you need to know about the business of “affiliate marketing” that’s all over social media. Plus, Kristen Wiig and Josh Lucas live in studio 1a ahead of the release of their new television series “Palm Royale.” And, chef Ashley Lonsdale cooks up a delicious chicken thighs and cabbage with scallion ginger sauce recipe.

A manhunt in Idaho is underway for an inmate who escaped with the help of a gunman. Also, the U.S. has submitted a draft resolution to the United Nations calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza. Plus, In-Depth TODAY: Fast-food chain Subway makes a change from Coke to Pepsi products, reigniting a decades long battle in the beverage industry. And, excitement heightens for March Madness as the first round of games begin today.

NASA now going to the public to find new recruits for its next class of astronauts. Also, dermatologist Dr. Michelle Henry shares a few tips to help improve your skin care routine. Plus, Ricky Martin joins the show to catch up and discuss his latest endeavor into acting with the new Apple TV+ series “Palm Royale.” And, founder and CEO of “Farmgirl Flowers” Christina Stembel gives some advice on how to keep your flowers fresh and arrangements alive.

A federal appeals court halted a controversial new Texas immigration law just hours after the Supreme Court approved its implementation. Also, Syndey Sweeney live in studio 1a to talk about her new film “Immaculate,” a project unlike anything she’s done before. Plus, Ricky Martin joins the show to catch up and discuss his latest endeavor into acting with the new Apple TV+ series “Palm Royale.” And, Shop TODAY Editorial Director Adrianna Brach shares some can’t miss Amazon deals.

A federal appeals court halted a controversial new Texas immigration law just hours after the Supreme Court approved its implementation. Also, Donald Trump-backed businessman Bernie Moreno wins Ohio’s Republican Senate primary. Plus, the latest on the Princess Kate and Royal Family photo controversy. And, In-Depth TODAY: NASA now going to the public to find new recruits for its next class of astronauts.

Oprah opens up about her weight loss journey. Also, NBC News Business and Data Correspondent Brian Cheung breaks down the Spring season by the numbers. Plus, the story behind a fashion brand built on color and confidence that is making all women look and feel good. And, Tony Goldwyn live in studio 1a to catch up and discuss his new role in the legendary series “Law And Order.”

Freeze alerts are in effect in the South as many Americans face extreme weather on the first day of Spring. Also, NBC’s Morgan Radford gets an inside look at the highly competitive world of college admissions. Plus, GM and VP of “The Spruce,” Courtney Mason, provides a few of her favorite hacks to help you with your spring cleaning. And, TODAY Lifestyle and Commerce Contributor Jill Martin Brooks shares some great Spring accessory products to buy at a discount.

Freeze alerts are in effect in the South as many Americans face extreme weather on the first day of Spring. Also, negotiators reached a deal Monday on funding for the Department of Homeland Security, avoiding a partial government shutdown. Plus, new video emerges showing Princess Kate for the first time in months. And, Oprah opens up about her weight loss journey.

In-Depth TODAY: Retailers nationwide are changing checkout policies for consumer preferences and theft concerns. Also, Retnal Specialist Avnish Deobhakta details tip and strategies to keep your eyes healthy. Plus, the legendary William Shatner live in studio 1a to catch up and talk about his new personal project “You Can Call Me Bill.” And, health dietitian Valerie Agyeman separates fact from myth when it comes to food and nutrition.

A series of incidents are sparking new concerns as violence sparks during Spring break. Also, what you need to know about a major shakeup in the way we buy and sell real estate. Plus, Pope Francis shares his life story in a new memoir. And, Olympic champion Bode Miller live in studio 1a to catch up and discuss his new documentary “Paradise Paradox.”

A series of incidents are sparking new concerns as violence sparks during spring break. Also, Donald Trump facing criticism after saying there will be a "bloodbath" if he loses in November. Plus, the latest on the Royal Family as questions and theories mount over Princess Kate. And, In-Depth TODAY: Retailers nationwide are changing checkout policies for consumer preferences and theft concerns. 

Meghan Markle returns to Instagram amid the ongoing controversy over that Princess Kate photo-editing incident. Also, what to consider as the tax filing deadline approaches. Plus, a local Californian legend who will leave you feeling empowered. And, Jake Lacy stops by to talk “Apples Never Fall.”

A string of tornadoes rips across the Midwest and South. Also, Mike Gorman, the longtime voice of the Boston Celtics, celebrates his final season with the team. 

A string of tornadoes rips across the Midwest and South. Also, the father of Michigan high school shooter Ethan Crumbley found guilty of involuntary manslaughter. Plus, Meghan Markle returns to Instagram amid the ongoing controversy over that Princess Kate photo-editing incident. And, what you should know about developing rules for carry-on bags.

Olivia Munn and Christie Brinkley reveal their private battles with cancer and the importance of early health screenings. Also, Orthopedic Physical Therapist Karena Wu shares some beneficial exercises to do before getting out of bed in the morning to help ease those daily aches and pains. Plus, David Alan Grier live in studio 1a to catch up and discuss his role in the new film “The American Society of Magical Negroes.” And, Deion Sanders, AKA “Coach Prime,” joins the show to chat about life, football, and his new book “Elevate and Dominate: 21 Ways to Win On and Off the Field.” 

Extreme winter weather impacting millions of Americans across the country. Also, formerly conjoined twin sisters Eliza and Ella Fuller join TODAY to celebrate turning one. Plus, Deion Sanders, AKA “Coach Prime,” live in studio 1a to catch up and talk about his new book “Elevate and Dominate: 21 Ways to Win On and Off the Field.” And, Shop TODAY Editorial Director Adrianna Brach shares some Amazon best-selling products to jumpstart the Spring season. 

Extreme winter weather impacting millions of Americans across the country. Also, the bill that could ban TikTok moves to the Senate after passing in the House. Plus, Don Lemon says Elon Musk canceled his deal with X after “tense” interview. And, In-Depth TODAY: Olivia Munn and Christie Brinkley reveal their private battles with cancer and the importance of early health screenings. 

NBC’s Emile Ikeda gets an exclusive look at how fast food chains are using tech to make the delivery process even faster. Also, dietitian Vanessa Rissetto details those confusing nutrition labels and how to decode them. Plus, TODAY Special Anchor Maria Shriver sits down with some groundbreaking women leading the charge in women’s health research. And, Danielle Macdonald is live in studio 1a to catch up ahead of season two of her show “The Tourist.”   

The House set to vote on a bill today that would ban Tik Tok amid concerns over national safety. Also, Hoda Kotb sits down one-on-one with Keith Morrison as he opens up about Dateline, his legacy, and his family. Plus, organization expert Janelle Cohen shares some great products to purchase for Spring cleaning. And, Sesame Street joins TODAY to celebrate National Reading Month. 

The House set to vote on a bill today that would ban Tik Tok amid concerns over national safety. Also, Donald Trump and President Biden secure their parties’ presidential nominations. Plus, the Princess Kate photo fiasco continues as theories grow about what’s going on within the Royal Family. And, In-Depth TODAY: NBC News Medical Contributor Dr. John Torres shares some tips on how to manage allergies ahead of the Spring season. 

The latest on the digitally altered photo of Princess Kate and her kids that has caused speculation with the Royal Family. Also, Psychologist Dr. Shelby Harris shares tips on improving sleep health and how to know if you have a sleep disorder. Plus, the story behind a fashion brand that combines design with sustainability and their special mission. And, Ernie Hudson live in studio 1a to catch up and talk about the return of the “Ghostbusters” crew. 

A former Boeing employee known for raising concerns about the firm's production standards was found dead. Also, sleep expert Dr. Rebecca Robbins details the research behind naps and why they may actually be good for you. Plus, Jimmy Fallon live in studio 1a for a fun game of “Password.” And, Your health: Maria Shriver shares the story of a leading researcher that has found a potential life-changing connection between menopause and the brain. 

Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry announced early Tuesday that he would resign amid violence throughout the country. Also, a former Boeing employee known for raising concerns about the firm's production standards was found dead. Plus, the latest on the digitally altered photo of Princess Kate and her kids that has caused speculation with the Royal Family. And, the LA Innocence Project is set to represent convicted murderer Scott Peterson at a new hearing in California. 

The Oscars’ was a memorable night filled with surprises, epic performances and dominated by one film, “Oppenheimer.” Also, over the weekend Kensington Palace put out a picture of the Princess and her kids, but multiple news agencies pulled it saying it appeared manipulated. Plus, we’re shining a light on a woman who spent decades traveling the globe as a flight attendant, but now she’s flying in the fashion world. And, another edition of Start Today with some quick hit exercises to boost your mood and your heart rate. 

Congress is set to vote on a bill as early as this week that could lead to a nationwide TikTok ban and the new legislation has many users worried about the future of the platform. Also, a TODAY exclusive with Charles Spencer, Princess Diana’s only brother, sharing his new memoir where he describes the years of abuse he faced as a child in private school. Plus, we’re breaking down the Oscars’ most memorable looks. And, the truth behind all the viral sleep hacks that are all over your social media feeds. 

President Biden and Donald Trump have both hit the campaign trail in Georgia in the scramble to shore up support in key battleground states. Also, the Department of Justice launched a criminal investigation into the frightening mid-air blow out on a Boeing Max 9 plane. Plus, the first official image of Princess Kate in months was pulled from by major news agencies over concerns the picture was manipulated. And, the major crackdown on Spring Break got its first big test over the weekend. 

The Academy Awards are this weekend and Steve Kornacki is breaking down the favorites and nominees that could make Hollywood History. Also, the women behind the fragrance brand Brown Girl Jane and how they’re helping other women enjoy the sweet smell of success. Plus, Awkwafina joins the 3rd hour to fill us in on her new role as a sneaky fox in “Kung Fu Panda 4”. And, Craig is out in Tucson, Arizona at the Cologuard Classic Golf tournament to raise awareness during this colorectal cancer awareness month. 

President Biden delivered his State of the Union speech, challenging Republicans on the economy, immigration, Russia, and reproductive rights. Also, the story of three sisters and their incredible journey to bring a beautiful baby girl into the world. Plus, Craig shares the story of a remarkable woman who is among the growing number of younger patients being diagnosed with colon cancer. And, catch up with actress Awkwafina on her new role in Dreamwork’s “Kung Fu Panda 4.”

President Biden addresses a divided Congress and nation, laying out the fight for democracy abroad and at home. Also, a bill to crack down on TikTok and potentially ban it nationwide. Plus, the new Eli Lily commercial calling out Hollywood and people who take weight loss drugs for the wrong reasons. And, daylight saving time returns and the debate over why we are still changing are clocks in the first place. 

Another crackdown on password sharing as streaming service Max is now the latest platform to announce restrictions. Also, this Women’s History Month the story about a trailblazing group of athletes who are making hockey history. Plus, actor Sam Neill joins the 3rd hour to discuss his role in the new Peacock drama “Apples Never Fall.” And, check out The Roku Channel’s new show “Side Hustlers” where supermodel Ashley Graham and entrepreneur Emma Grede serve as mentors to female entrepreneurs trying to turn their side gig into their main gig. 

Alabama passed a new law overnight protecting I.V.F, after a state Supreme Court ruling all but shut down the procedure. Also, Cole Brauer just became the first American woman to race solo around the world. Plus, Hoda meets the adorable toddler Evelyn Mae and gets the story behind her Golden Girls inspired hairdo. And, Lidey Heuck is here with a tasty weeknight dinner of saucy shrimp all vodka, and green beans with crips capers and garlic. 

Alabama passes a new law to protect I.V.F treatments, after that controversial ruling on frozen embryos. Also, President Biden prepares to deliver his State of the Union address tonight at a key moment in the 2024 race. Plus, the Rust armorer has been convicted of involuntary manslaughter. And, another crackdown on password sharing as streaming service Max is now the latest platform to announce restrictions.

The T.S.A. is testing out self-service airport screening for a select few travelers. Also, meet New York Liberty CEO Keia Clarke who made the CNBC “Changemakers” list of 50 powerhouse women who are innovating and transforming business. Plus, check out the hottest movies to watch this month. And, Adam Richman whips up dinner and dessert with spicy ribs and a salted caramel apple dump cake. 

Super Tuesday turned out to be the end of the line for Nikki Haley’s presidential campaign after a dominant performance by Donald Trump. Also, controversy surrounding plus sized influencers getting paid to promote weight loss medications. Plus, Target just announced it’s launching a new paid membership program to compete with giants like Amazon and Walmart. And, some much-needed help from Phil and Lily Rosenthal if you struggle to get your kids to try new foods.

Donald Trump dominates across 14 states and is gearing up for another showdown against President Biden. Also, the men's basketball team at Dartmouth University making a historic vote to unionize after a federal labor board ruled players could be considered employees. Plus, a first-hand look at a new T.S.A. test program for self-screening. And, customers all across the country now voicing their frustrations with the high cost of fast food. 

It is tax season, and the 3rd hour is going over some common mistakes that could trip you up and delay your refund. Also, the cast of “Girls5eva” are live in studio to fill us in on the new season. Plus, powerhouse actors Liev Schreiber and Amy Ryan are teaming up in the first Broadway revival of "Doubt: A Parable." And, March is national reading month and author Kennedy Ryan is here to help us choose what to read.

In just a few weeks, Americans will be able to buy over-the-counter birth control pills for the first time ever. Also, Hoda Kotb is releasing her new children’s book, “Hope is a Rainbow.” Plus, Oscar nominated actress Annette Bening discusses her next big role in Peacock's thrilling new series, "Apples Never Fall". Carson Daly shares an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the legendary Peter Lugar Steakhouse. 

People in 16 states looking to cast their votes in the biggest day yet in the 2024 race. Also, breaking overnight: a massive fire and multiple explosions at an industrial plant near Detroit. Plus, Princess Kate spotted for the first time after a more than two-month absence from the public eye to recover from abdominal surgery. And, Eagles star Jason Kelce reveals he is stepping away from the NFL.

South Florida launches campaign to break up with spring break and keep the party under control. Plus, the 3rd hour catches up with award winning actor Jane Seymour on her new rom-com “Irish Wish.” And, former NFL player Trent Shelton shares his strategies to protect your energy, mind and soul.

Consumers are feeling the pinch when it comes to their food budget, Vicky Nguyen is here with everything you need to know. Plus, Emma Heming Willis is calling out, what she says are clickbait headlines about her husband’s dementia diagnosis. And, Hoda Kotb talks with living legend Rita Moreno about her new dark comedy “The Prank.”

Nikki Haley wins her first republican primary ahead of tomorrow’s all important “Super Tuesday” contests, with Trump heavily favored… will it be Haley’s last stand? Plus, Vice President Kamala Harris urges Israel to accept a ceasefire deal. And, ten years ago after MH370 disappeared, now the Malaysian government says a U.S. company is proposing a new search. 

The future of Weight Watchers in question as Oprah Winfrey is set to leave the company’s board. Also, a break down of the biggest sales and freebies coming in March. Plus, shining a light on a group that is elevating and supporting female entrepreneurs. And, Kate Del Castillo stops by to chat about the 3rd season of her hit show, “The Cleaning Lady.” 

Massive crowds gather in Moscow for the funeral of Russian opposition leader, Alexei Navalny. Also, recent reports of hidden cameras found in hotels and vacation rental homes. Plus, Millie Bobby Brown stops by to chat about her new Netflix movie, “Damsel.” And, TODAY gives back to libraries in all 50 states for the fifth anniversary of “Read with Jenna.”

Massive crowds gather in Moscow for the funeral of Russian opposition leader, Alexei Navalny. Also, differing accounts from the deadly incident in Gaza where more than 100 Palestinians were killed while waiting for a food distribution effort. And, the future of Weight Watchers in question as Oprah Winfrey is set to leave the company’s board. 

Richard Lewis, the beloved comedian and actor, has passed away at the age of 76. Also, NBC News Business and Data Correspondent Brian Cheung breaks down leap years by the numbers. Plus, supermodel and author Paulina Porizkova joins the show to discuss her USA Today’s “Woman of the Year” nomination. And, rising star Gordon Cormier live in studio 1a to catch up and talk about his new show “Avatar: The Last Airbender.”

A strike early Thursday on people waiting for humanitarian aid in Gaza City kills dozens and leaves many more injured. Also, the story behind why we have leap years, and the TODAY show celebrates a few “leapers” birthdays live in studio 1a. Plus, Shop All Day Contributor Chassie Post shares some must-have Spring travel essentials. And, NBC’s Blayne Alexander sits down with the cast of “A Different World,” as they reunite for a special cause, 35 years after the sitcoms debut.

A strike early Thursday on people waiting for humanitarian aid in Gaza City killed dozens and leaves many more injured. Also, the Supreme Court agrees to decide whether former President Donald Trump can claim presidential immunity over criminal election interference charges. Plus, the latest on the British Royal Family as rumors swell over health concerns of Princess Kate. And, In-Depth TODAY: Popular online retailer Temu is facing multiple class-action lawsuits over data privacy concerns.

Many Americans are feeling the impact of severe weather across the country. Also, Nutritionist Mona Sharma details different ways to think about your diet for a healthier heart, gut, and brain. Plus, the inspiring story behind a contemporary artist from Missouri putting his own twist on a traditional art form. And, Dermatologist Dr. Angela Lamb shares some skin-care tips to protect you from all your health concerns. 

Pope Francis, who has suffered from the flu recently, was taken to a hospital in central Rome after the papal audience on Wednesday. Also, NBC’s Stephanie Ruhle shares her inspiring story of overcoming and thriving with dyslexia. Plus, Robin Wright live in studio 1a to catch up ahead of the release of her new movie “Damsel.” And, TODAY Lifestyle and Commerce Contributor Jill Martin-Brooks shares some great bargains on a few hot products. 

Pope Francis, who has suffered from the flu recently, was taken to a hospital in central Rome after the papal audience on Wednesday. Also, many Americans are feeling the impact of severe weather across the country. Plus, Brian Kohberger, the suspect in the Idaho college murders case, is due back in court today. And, TODAY consumer: A look into a viral money-saving trend that has shoppers opting for similar products at cheaper prices.   

In-Depth TODAY: Wendy’s announces it will begin experimenting with “surge pricing” and what that could mean for other fast-food chains. Also, Dr. Jen Caudle shares everything you need to know about those daily supplements in your medicine cabinet. Plus, NBC’s Liz Kreutz gives a look at a new exercise trend in California called “drumboxing.” And, the talented Sutton Foster live in studio to catch up and discuss her latest projects.     

Record warm temperatures are hitting the South and Midwest as severe winter storms are coming next. Also, the remarkable story behind “Bronx Bound Bus,” the mobile bookstore that delivers books to kids in need. Plus, NBC’s Vicky Nguyen details the growing issue of fake books that are being attributed to real authors. And, Shop TODAY Editorial Director Adrianna Brach shares some best-selling products from fashion to home hacks. 

Record warm temperatures are hitting the South and Midwest as severe winter storms are coming next. Also, both Republicans and Democrats headed to the primary polls today in the key battleground state of Michigan. Plus, a couple from Virginia went missing in Grenada and are feared to be dead after their yacht was allegedly hijacked. And, In-Depth TODAY: Wendy’s announces it will begin experimenting with “surge pricing” and what that could mean for other fast food chains.   

NBC’s Maura Barrett gives us a first look at Northwestern’s human longevity lab where they are trying to get a better understanding of the aging process. Plus Joe Manganiello is here to chat about the new NBC show, “Deal or No Deal Island.” And, Dr. Boardman shares why it’s sometimes right to be wrong.

This morning – the big question on the presidential campaign trail, after another victory for Donald Trump, how much longer can Nikki Haley stay in the race? Plus NBC’s Christine Romans will break down the so-called “silver tsunami” – as a record number of people turn 65 this year. Also, the countdown to a rare total solar eclipse that will bring a stunning sight to the skies in just six weeks!

Christine Romans shares how to navigate the spring housing market. Plus, vintage technology is making a comeback. Also, CNBC’s Sharon Epperson gives tips on how to avoid unexpected costs on payment apps. And Sheinelle, Peter and Kaylee catch up with the Sistahs to the Summit girlfriend group after their latest adventure to Antarctica.

Nikki Haley is vowing to stay in the race until Super Tuesday despite trailing Donald Trump in the polls. Plus, new witnesses testify in the “Rust” movie set shooting trial. Also, NBC’s Morgan Radford stops by studio 1A to share how A.I. can help Doctors detect heart conditions. And Vicky Nguyen shares her tips and tricks to get the best spring break deals.

Three fertility clinics in Alabama have paused IVF treatments following the state's controversial ruling. Plus, Nikki Haley is trying to close the gap with Donald Trump with one day until the South Caroline Republican primary. Also, the war in Ukraine hits the two-year mark as Ukrainians rally for U.S. aid. And police are searching for a suspect after a woman’s body was found on the University of Georgia campus.

A private, US company is on a “NASA” mission to land on the moon for the first time in over 50 years. Also, NBC’s Vicky Nguyen details all you need to know about ever-changing return policies from major retailers. Plus, On the job: NBC’s Sam Brock goes to MLB umpire school. And, actor Beanie Feldstein joins the show to catch up ahead of the release of her new film “Drive-Away Dolls.”

AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, and other cell phone services are experiencing major outages across the country. Also, NBC’s Vicky Nguyen details what to know about hidden hotel booking fees before you plan your next trip. Plus, Your Health: With allergy season approaching, doctors are encouraging patients to get ahead of the annual sniffles and sneezes. And, Grammy winners Dan + Shay live in studio with a first look at the first ever chair for two on NBC’s “The Voice.”   

AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, and other cell phone services are experiencing major outages across the country. Also, an Alabama hospital puts a pause on IVF treatment in wake of Supreme Court ruling on frozen embryos. Plus, a private, US company is on a “NASA” mission to land on the moon for the first time in over 50 years. And, MLB players gear up for the start of Spring Training amid growing backlash from fans and players over new uniforms across the league. 

In-Depth TODAY: American Airlines raises baggage fees for checked luggage and what that could mean for consumers. Also, Cardiologist Dr. Tara Narula helps listeners separate hearth health facts from myths. Plus, NBC’s Jacob Soboroff gets an inside look at restaurant in California celebrating 100 years of cooking. And, Sam Waterston live in studio to catch up ahead of his final episode of “Law and Order.” 

Nikki Haley vows to stay in the 2024 Republican race beyond South Carolina. Also, the TODAY anchors share reflections on how faith impacts their lives. Plus, Your Health: New research shows how the ketogenic diet might play a role in your mental health. And, three New York chefs go head-to-head in a burger cooking competition.

The U.S. will prepare “major” sanctions against Russia over the death of opposition leader Alexei Navalny and the Ukraine war. Also, Nikki Haley vows to stay in the 2024 Republican race beyond South Carolina. Plus, the first trial is set to begin against armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed on the set of “Rust” for the death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins. And, In-Depth TODAY: American Airlines raises baggage fees for checked luggage and what that could mean for consumers. 

Hey TODAY fans! As a bonus, we’re giving you a special preview of season 5 of “Making Space with Hoda Kotb.”  In season 5’s debut episode, Hoda sits down with her dear friend and TODAY co-anchor Savannah Guthrie. Savannah joins Hoda to discuss her latest book, “Mostly What God Does: Reflections on Seeking and Finding His Love Everywhere”. Guthrie beautifully and vulnerably opens up about the role of faith in her life, the power of divine love and the inspiration behind this collection of essays. She shares personal stories of moments that have tested her faith, strengthened her belief and left her in awe. To listen to the full conversation, just search “Making Space with Hoda Kotb” wherever you’re listening or click here: https://link.chtbl.com/ms\_sflw

Savannah stops by the Third hour of TODAY to share the inspiration and meaning behind her new book. Plus, MLB players are debuting new Jersey’s during spring training that are receiving mixed reviews. Also, Al shares a first look at the groundbreaking exhibition inside the Metropolitan Museum of Art. And, Abigail Spencer and Donald Faison stop by Studio 1A to chat about their new NBC series “Extended Family”.

Tracking the severe weather out West as flood alerts cover almost the entire state of California. Plus, a suspect is in custody in the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs shooting, as police search for a motive. Also, Savannah shares the power of faith in everyday life in her new book, “Mostly What God Does”. And, Chef Elena Besser shows Carson how to make Cauliflower Bolognese with Spicy Breadcrumbs.

Nikki Haley is sharpening her attacks towards Donald Trump with only four days left until the South Carolina Republican primary. Plus, new protests are erupting after the death of Vladimir Putin’s most vocal critic, Alexei Navalny, as his widow and mother speak out. Also, the Kelce brothers are pledging support for the victims of the Kansas City Chiefs parade shooting. And, Vicky Nguyen shares what you need to know about the growing popularity of weight loss drugs with kids and teens.

NBC’s Senior Business correspondent Christine Romans explains the best travel hacks to help plan your next vacation. Plus, the highly anticipated Apple Vision Pro has received mixed reviews from users. Also, NBC’s medical contributor Dr. Natalie Azar answers common questions about prescription drugs. And, Ally Love shares the story of the Power Plus Wellness members and their goal to make exercise more inclusive.

Vicky Nguyen shares the biggest sales online and in store and what you can wait to buy. Plus, Chloe Melas highlights the best moments from the BAFTA awards in London. Also, Laura Jarrett shares an inspiring story on a trailblazing curator of the Morgan Library. And, Peter Alexander and Laura Jarrett catch up with two time academy award winner Hilary Swank, on her new movie “Ordinary Angels.”

Nikki Haley is ramping up attacks on Former President Donald Trump with South Carolina’s Republican primary coming up, as Trump’s legal issues dominate on the trail. Plus, tensions between the United States and Russia are high as the White House weighs in on the death of Alexei Navalny. Also, Joel Olsteen speaks out at the first church service held since the mass shooting at his church last week. And, Colorado police are searching for answers after two people were shot and killed in the dorms at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs.

A new lawsuit takes a swipe at popular dating apps, claiming they’re addictive. Plus, Caitlin Clark breaks the NCAA women's basketball scoring record – the Iowa women’s basketball head coach joins NBC’s Harry Smith LIVE. Also, Dr. Michael Wolfeld debunks some common held beliefs about hair loss. And,Ewan & Clara McGregor LIVE in Studio 1A to talk about their new father-daughter film “Bleeding Love.”

Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny found dead at a Russian prison. Plus, a date has been set in Donald Trump’s New York hush-money trial as District Attorney in his Georgia election interference case takes the stand. Also, Jenny Cavnar LIVE in Studio 1A to talk about making history as the first female MLB play-by-play announcer. And, Consumer Reports' digital lifestyle editor Elliot Weiler shares what the best mattresses are for President's Day weekend sales.   

Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny found dead at a Russian prison. Plus, a date has been set in Donald Trump’s New York hush-money trial as District Attorney in his Georgia election interference case takes the stand. Also, new revelations in the Hunter Biden special counsel investigation. And, Iowa women’s basketball star Caitlin Clark breaks the NCAA women's basketball scoring record. 

One person has died and many more wounded in a shooting at the end of the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl victory parade. Also, NBC News Medical Contributor Dr. Natalie Azar shares some modern medicine trends to help you make healthier choices. Plus, the story behind a designer with an unconventional background that inspires her vibrant designs. And, Shop All Day contributor Chassie Post with some President’s Day deals on products from home and design to fashion and beauty. 

One person has died and many more wounded in a shooting at the end of the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl victory parade. Also, Jennifer Lopez live in studio 1a to catch up and discuss her latest and deeply personal project. Plus, Kelly Rowland joins the show ahead of the release of her new film “Mea Culpa.” And, TODAY style: Beauty Director of Harper’s Bazaar, Jenna Rosenstein, shares the magazine’s 2024 hair awards. 

One person has died and many more wounded in a shooting at the end of the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl victory parade. Also, the latest on the mystery “national security threat” amid reports that it could involve Russian nuclear weapons. Plus, the fallout from a Southwest Airlines passenger fist fight raises questions about unruly customers. And, Iowa College Basketball star Caitlin Clark eyes to break the NCAA Women’s scoring record tonight.   

Making Space with Hoda Kotb is back for Season 5! Join TODAY’s Hoda Kotb as she continues on a personal journey of self-discovery and learning. This season, she sits down with guests like former NFL quarterback Drew Brees, reggae musician Ziggy Marley, self-help author Brianna Wiest and her very own TODAY co-anchor Savannah Guthrie.Catch the premiere episode of Season 5 with guest Savannah Guthrie, Wednesday, February 21st. Just search ‘Making Space with Hoda Kotb’ wherever you’re listening to follow now, or click here: https://link.chtbl.com/ms_fdtw

TODAY Exclusive: Craig Melvin sits down with Republican primary candidate Nikki Haley on the campaign trail. Also, NBC Business and Data Correspondent Brian Cheung breaks down Valentine’s Day by the numbers. Plus, the story behind a wedding tradition in Pittsburgh involving baking that spans decades. And, Kinglsey Ben-Adir, Lashana Lynch, and Ziggy Marley live in studio ahead of the release of their new movie “Bob Marley: One Love.” 

Republicans impeach Homeland Security Secretary Mayorkas, by one vote, over border policy management. Also, TODAY celebrates love: A special tribute to pets and how to best take care of yours. Plus, Tyler Perry joins the show live to catch up and discuss his latest movie “Mea Culpa.” And, Michelin-star chef Daniel Boulud whips up a delicious romantic chocolate mousse cake recipe to celebrate Valentine’s Day. 

Democrats flip a key battleground seat, narrowing an already thin Republican majority in the House. Also, TODAY Exclusive: Craig Melvin sits down with Republican primary candidate Nikki Haley on the campaign trail. Plus, one killed and at least five injured after a vehicle crashes into an Austin, Texas ER overnight. And, In-Depth TODAY: NBC’s Christine Romans details the growing issue of “shrinkflation.”

A major winter storm is affecting many cities across the Northeast as millions prepare for severe weather. Also, NBC Senior Business Analyst Stephanie Ruhle shares tips on how to improve your financial relationship with your partner. Plus, the special story behind the “Peanuts” cartoon character Franklin and the artists behind the groundbreaking character. And, NBC’s Vicky Nguyen gives advice to families on life after High School and how to prepare your child for higher learning.     

A major winter storm is affecting many cities across the Northeast as millions prepare for severe weather. Also, NBC’s Vicky Nguyen details what Americans are buying during what is projected to be a record day in spending this Valentine’s Day. Plus, Shop All Day contributor Chassie Post shares a few products anyone can use from home hacks to fashion and beauty finds. And, NBC’s Janis Mackey Frayer gives an inside look at the growing popularity of basketball in rural China. 

A major winter storm is affecting many cities across the Northeast as millions prepare for severe weather. Also, Donald Trump calls for a leadership change at the Republican National Committee, looking to expand his influence over the party. Plus, new details about the gunman who opened fired inside pastor Joel Osteen’s Houston Megachurch on Sunday. And, thousands of drivers for ride-sharing platforms and food delivery apps are expected to go on strike across the US on Valentine’s Day for fair pay. 

NBC’s Kaylee Hartung is in Las Vegas to break down the Kansas City Chiefs’ big Super Bowl win. Plus, taking a closer look at some of the best super bowl ads. Also, we’re learning when to go to the doctor instead of opting for urgent care. And, CNBC’s Brittany Jones Cooper teaches us how to use budgeting apps. 

Breaking down the Kansas City Chiefs’ big Super Bowl win. Plus, Al Roker is tracking a winter storm on the move. Also, Jenna Bush Hager and Savannah Guthrie host a speed dating event in Studio 1A. And, should the day after the Super Bowl be a national holiday? NBC’s Emilie Ikeda breaks down the conversation.

Breaking down the Kansas City Chiefs’ big Super Bowl win – and Chiefs wide receiver Mecole Hardman joins TODAY, after he caught the game-winning touchdown. Also, Israeli forces rescue two hostages in Gaza as Prime Minister Netanyahu doubles down on plans to fight on. And, a suspect is dead following a shooting at celebrity pastor Joel Osteen’s Houston megachurch Lakewood. 

Dads of 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan and running back Christian McCaggrey set to watch their sons in Super Bowl 29 years after they won it together. Also, Steve “Khaki” Kornacki is here for our Super Bowl edition of “Kickoff with Kornacki.” Plus, our hosts catch up with former Saturday Night Live star Rachel Dratch. And, whether you love a cozy night in or a dinner out fashion journalist Liz Perez has you covered this Valentine’s day.

President Biden blasted a special counsel report that cleared him of criminal charges, but included comments on his memory. Also, the story of a newborn boy left at a Kentucky firehouse and how he’s found his forever family. Plus, Emilie Ikeda goes back to college to take Harvard’s new course on Taylor Swift. And, the final edition of “Today Food Loves Football” wrapping up with a Super Bowl snack-down.