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Q&A: Policing School Shootings: A disturbed 14-year-old wounds four before killing himself in Clevelandjust another spasm of violence in another bloody year for Americas schools. How to spot trouble before it opens fireand the ongoing debate over blame for a cycle that just wont stop. ›23:25 11 Oct, Thu
Newsweek: God, Moose, Drilling. Summing up the RNC.: The essence of the Republican National Convention. What was maverick about it, again? ›15:56 5 Sep, Fri
Burmese Battle Spiritual and Economic Ills: Businesses are struggling, prices are rising and residents are facing a spiritual crisis. An on-scene report from post-protest Rangoon. ›18:10 11 Oct, Thu
Ready to reveal a family secret? E-mail us!: Do you have a potentially life-altering skeleton in your closet that you are willing to talk about for the first time? Is there a family secret that has been revealed to you? Share your stories for an upcoming segment of TODAY! ›21:23 5 Sep, Fri
Joy Fit Club transformations: Laptops, textbooks and new jeans are among the must-haves for college students heading back to campus, but the most common back-to-school item may well be the blood-sucking bedbug. ›14:51 29 Aug, Fri
U.S. films help Venice festival finish strongly: A late flurry of independent U.S. pictures at the Venice film festival has blown the competition wide open ahead of the awards ceremony on Saturday. ›13:58 5 Sep, Fri
Quiz: What show will Jennifer Aniston guest on?: Test your red-carpet savvy with our weekly quiz ›14:50 27 Aug, Wed
VP candidates' sons headed to Iraq: The long and divisive war in Iraq is about to resonate with presidential candidates in a way not seen so far in the campaign: The sons of both vice presidential nominees are assigned to go there soon. ›00:16
Grandmother: Missing tot still alive: The author of the best-selling novel "The Horse Whisperer" is recovering in a hospital after eating poisonous mushrooms during a holiday in Scotland. Evans became sick after cooking and eating the mushrooms he and his family picked in the woods on Aug. 23. Supposedly the mushrooms included the highly toxic variety Cortinarius speciosissimus, which attacks the kidneys. ›15:03 2 Sep, Tue
Send us shots of your cool, crazy shoes!: Does your closet boast interesting or jaw-dropping footwear? Do you collect all kinds of cool, pretty and interesting accessories for your feet? If so, share them with TODAY! We want to see your favorite, least favorite, ugliest, craziest, most comfortable, or bizarre shoes. ›18:35 3 Sep, Wed
Makeover! Pastor to rock the pulpit: US Weekly contributor Jill Martin and hairstylist Louis Licari give glamorous new looks to two sisters, one who is a Lutheran pastor and one who is beginning school to become a paralegal. ›15:14 13 Jun, Fri
Julia Roberts designs T-shirt for AIDS fight: Whether you dare to bare or work to black out" your pout, the fall's hottest lip colors are anything but neutral! TODAY Style editor Bobbie Thomas lays out what you need to know before sporting bare or black lipstick. ›17:51 28 Aug, Thu
Think bold! Sultry lipsticks for fall: As the Democrats were meeting in Denver this week to crown Barack Obama as their presidential nominee, the American public selected its choice for his family's dog. The winning breed: The poodleby a hair. ›18:11 28 Aug, Thu
Newsweek: Does the Detroit mayor's fall hurt Obama?: With friends like these... How the fall of Detroit's mayor hurts the Democratic presidential candidate. ›15:54 5 Sep, Fri
Clawing to the top of the fashion world: Model Carol Alt's debut novel "This Year's Model" goes inside the cutthroat fashion industry. There are rumors and lies, lecherous model-collecting playboys, rock stars and drugs, and the most perilous pitfall of them all ... straight male models. An excerpt. ›17:54 5 Sep, Fri
Closet eater shapes up, sheds 100 lbs.: Take a look at the amazing before and after photos of the newest Joy Fit Club members. ›13:35 17 Jul, Thu
A Muslim Letter to Christians: In an unprecedented letter, Muslim leaders across the globe invite the worlds Christians to the table. ›14:33 11 Oct, Thu
McCain says 'it's over' for special interests: John McCain and Sarah Palin on Friday, in their first joint campaign appearance, cast the new Republican presidential ticket as a team of determined reformers eager to challenge Washington's political establishment. ›17:02 5 Sep, Fri
Video: Pentagon recommends reducing troops in Iraq by 8,000: Sept. 5: The number of American combat brigades in Iraq would shrink from 15 to 14 by February, according to a recommendation to President Bush by Pentagon officials. NBC's Jim Miklaszewski reports.(Nightly News) ›22:56 5 Sep, Fri
U2 pushes release of new album to early 2009: Initially expected this fall as a fourth-quarter blockbuster, U2's next album has been pushed to early 2009 while the band continues to write and record material. ›14:54 5 Sep, Fri
Video: Inspired by Star Wars, but helping vets of real wars: Sept. 5: Segway inventor Dean Kamen's latest device, the "Luke Arm" was inspired by Star Wars, but it's helping real war veterans reclaim mobility from lost limbs. NBC's Bob Faw reports.(Nightly News) ›23:04 5 Sep, Fri
Daisy Martinezs traditional sausage dish: Keep dinner simple yet delicious by preparing dishes that will please everyone. Daisy Maria Martinez, author and host of PBS television series "Daisy Cooks," shares an affordable and easy-to-make Latin specialty choripan, a unique take on sausage. ›15:13 4 Sep, Thu
Mushrooms poison 'Horse Whisperer' author: For Jason and Rachael Storm, saying "I do" at a funeral home was a piece of cake. The local Starks and Menchinger Family Funeral Home is where Jason is a funeral director. For the groom it was no different than getting married in a church. I look at it as, if you go to a church and get married, how many caskets do you think have been rolled down that aisle? ›13:08 2 Sep, Tue
NYT: Foreign policy factions divide GOP: Hidden from view during much of the Republican convention here, a fierce struggle has been under way for the foreign policy heart of John McCain. ›03:03 5 Sep, Fri
