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Video: New president could mean new Supreme Court: Oct. 6: The next president will likely have the opportunity to nominate new justices. NBC Chief Justice Correspondent Pete Williams reports on how each candidate plans to change the makeup of the high court.(Nightly News) ›23:29
The 10 best hotels in the country: There are hundreds of great hotels in the U.S., so why not stay in one of the top 10? ›17:12 26 Sep, Fri
Dog Whisperer: Fidos first day home: In his book, "Member of the Family," Cesar Millan provides advice on making your dog feel welcomed and getting the relationship with your new pet off to a good start. An excerpt. ›19:59
Catch Jacques Pepin's onion-crusted fish: Looking to add an international flair to your cooking? Learn some French! Acclaimed chef Jacques Pepin shares his savory and sophisticated dishes, including stuffed pork tenderloin on grape tomatoes. ›16:04
Broken promises: How airlines have betrayed us: Airline passengers are usually a forgiving lot. When a flight doesn't take off as planned, they understand. When they have to pay extra for a checked bag because of higher fuel prices, they oblige. But airlines continue to use travelers' goodwill against them through betrayal. ›13:47
Lowell out of BoSox lineup with hip injury: Mike Lowell's sore right hip kept the World Series MVP out of Boston's starting lineup for Game 4 of the AL playoffs against the Los Angeles Angels on Monday night.The Red Sox led the series 2-1 after the Angels won 5-4 win in 12 innings Sunday night. Lowell, who has a torn labrum in his right hip, walked in the 10th inning. Alex Cora pinch ran for him."He's hurting today," Boston manager Terry Francona said. ›01:02 07 Oct, Tue
Older ears hear again with cochlear implants: Growing numbers of seniors are turning to cochlear implants to restore communication and connection and to prove that a slow descent into deafness is not an inevitable part of aging. ›12:30 2 Oct, Thu
Dispute behind Nobel Prize for HIV research: The announcement of the 2008 Nobel Prize in medicine brings another chapter, perhaps the concluding one, to one of the ugliest controversies in modern medical science. ›01:18 7 Oct, Tue
Follow Vikings-Saints LIVE: The Vikes have gone from trendy Super Bowl pick to 1-3. Can Adrian Peterson help turn the season around (LIVE) vs. the Saints? ›00:34 07 Oct, Tue
Small asteroid to burn up over Africa: A very small asteroid will streak into the skies over Sudan tonight, astronomers announced. It is expected to burn up in the atmosphere, creating a show. ›22:00
Shake it up! The 8 best salad dressings: From balsamic to ranch, Real Simple magazine lists the zesty dressings that make it easy to turn over a new leaf. ›17:25
Identity theft: Your trash, their treasure: Jim Stickley has stolen credit cards, created fake ATMs, hacked social security numbers and robbed banks because he was hired by companies to find there security flaws. In his new book, he writes about how vulnerable people are to identity theft. An excerpt. ›13:49
Fabulous ways to flatter your figure: In his new book, Clinton Kelly, co-host of TLC's "What Not to Wear," shares his expertise on dressing, eating, entertaining and more. In this excerpt, he offers suggestions on how to dress your best while hiding that bulge. ›16:02
Married? Stay sexually confident: In her new book, "The Sexually Confident Wife", author Shannon Ethridge shares ways to help women stay connected, emotionally and physically, with their husbands. An excerpt. ›21:53 2 Oct, Thu
Organic veggies at school cafeterias?: The buffet has a variety of pizzas, with whole wheat crust, organic toppings and hormone-free cheese. The salad bar has some vegetables grown without pesticides in a nearby garden. This isn't a restaurant's menu it's the type of fare now available at many school cafeterias. ›15:43
MLK Jr.'s children feuding over book deal: A lawsuit involving the three surviving children of slain civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. and his late wife Coretta Scott King is threatening to derail a $1.4 million deal for a book on their mother. ›01:50
Want to make more dough? Read this: Looking to get smarter about money without sacrificing your sanity or social life? Here's a hands-on guide excerpted from "The Smart Cookies' Guide to Making More Dough" for people who want to sharpen their financial skills. ›13:52
Memoir: From science teacher to top chef: In her memoir, "Amarcord," which means "I remember," the expert chef shares the story of how she went from being a science teacher in Italy to bringing the art of Italian cooking to America. An excerpt. ›20:52
LIVE: Red Sox try to clinch ALDS: ›01:05 07 Oct, Tue
Essay: When Palin talks, women talk: Like it or not, VP candidate Sarah Palin wears her badge of motherhood on her sleeve. Here, The New York Times Magazine contributor Lisa Belkin looks at how Palin's public discussion of personal issues has got us all talking about ourselves. ›14:41
American loses 'milkshake murder' appeal: Pakistan ordered the deportation of about 50,000 Afghan refugees in an insurgency-wracked tribal region amid a major military offensive against al-Qaida and Taliban fighters. ›01:05 7 Oct, Tue
Do you have a real-estate question?: Are you running into some issues buying your first home? Want to start renovating but not sure where to begin? Having difficulty selling your apartment? Navigating the roads of real estate can be tricky and difficult, which is why Barbara Corcoran wants to help. So send us an e-mail with your housing problems and the real estate contributor might just answer your questions live on TODAY. ›21:53 12 Jun, Thu
Experts: Half of mammals in decline: One in two mammal species on Earth are in decline and at least one in four are at risk of disappearing, according to a survey released Monday. ›15:14
Video: 300 penguins airlifted back home: Oct. 6: More than 300 Magellan penguins who survived an accidental detour to tropical Brazil were airlifted back to colder waters. NBC's Kerry Sanders reports.(Nightly News) ›22:56
