Major winter storm to bring snow to Northeast
Dangerous weather bringing ice and rain is causing a messy commute for millions across the U.S. On the way An even bigger storm could dump snow from the Rocky Mountains to New England. TODAYs Sheinelle Jones reports, then Dylan Dreyer takes a closer look at the forecast. Read more...
Brave translator who helped British troops take on ISIS begins a new life in the UK
EXCLUSIVE Mohammad Nazir and his family have begun a new life in the UK after hiding from Taliban and ISIS fighters who had vowed to kill him, thanks to the Daily Mail's campaign. Read more...
Is it OK to eat at the grocery store before buying?
The TODAY anchors pose a question for each other Is it OK to snack on groceries before checking out? Plus, Sheinelle shares a related story from her youth that taught her a lesson about snacking before buying. Read more...
'Lego Batman' producer, then Treasury sec?
Treasury secretary pick Steven Mnuchin is an executive producer on Warner Bros.' "The Lego Batman Movie," which pulled in an estimated .6 million from U.S. audiences during its opening weekend. Read more...
How Can Female Entrepreneurs Attract Financing?
Money is the biggest stumbling block for start-ups led by women, but there are ways to work around that. Read more...
Victorias Secret Sale Caps End of Wexners Retail Empire
Leslie Wexner, who built L Brands into a retailing force, had come under scrutiny for his ties to the disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein. Read more...
Were ancient humans VEGETARIANS? 65,000 year-old archaeology site shows diet of fruits and nuts
Researchers investigating one of Australia's oldest aboriginal sites have discovered new evidence that many ancient humans subsisted on a mainly vegetarian diet, including nuts, tubers and fruit. Read more...
Russian artist defends leak of explicit video that brought down Macron ally as 'political porn'
The Russian artist who published an explicit video that prompted a candidate to pull out of the Paris mayoral race told CNN he stole the footage from his girlfriend's computer, saying his actions were "just the beginning" of a "political porn" project. Read more...
Family of evil killer who doused his wife and three children in petrol speak out for the first time
Hannah Clarke, 31, was killed along with her young children after her abusive husband doused them in petrol and set them alight on Wednesday morning. Read more...
Gentefied Review A Rent Is Too Damn High Party
A vibrant Netflix comedy-drama celebrates a community being upscaled out of existence. Read more...
Is There Such a Thing as a Sugar High?
Many parents blame sugar for their childrens hyperactive behavior. But the myth has been debunked. Read more...
Photographer Amos Chapple goes inside the abandoned Soviet sanatoriums in Georgia's Tskaltubo
Radio Free Europe photographer Amos Chapple, from New Zealand, visited Tskaltubo in Georgia and took a set of photographs of its state-owned sanatoriums and spas. Read more...
Australia Day 2012 Fireworks and lightning combine to light up Perth's skies
An estimated 250,000 people turned out to watch the 28th annual Australia Day fireworks display in the western Australian city, despite fears weather conditions could disrupt the event. Read more...
Got an Unexpected Check in the Mail? It May Be Fake
Check scams are on the rise, the F.T.C. says, and many of the victims are in their 20s, with little check-writing experience. Read more...
Sparkling secrets of five-star luxury How the world's most glamorous hotels earn their stripes
Hotel managers across the world are waiting to hear if their properties have retained their place on the luxury list by Forbes Travel Guides. Here Neil Simpson reveals what makes a five-star hotel. Read more...
SIMON WALTERS If Jeremy Corbyn can visit the flood victims, then why can't Boris Johnson?
I just don't understand why the Prime Minister has not left Chevening - the residence in Kent where he is with partner Carrie Symonds while Chequers is being renovated - to visit the flood zones. Read more...
Rio Carnival bursts with colour in Brazilian coastal city
Dressed in glittering outfits, sparkling g-strings, and wearing intricate face art, samba groups descended onto the streets of Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paolo for Carnival in Brazil, last night. Read more...
Jacksonville Jaguars London Games Create Distance With Fans
The teams announcement this week that it will play two home games in London during the 2020 season drew the ire of its stateside fan base. Read more...
London's second coronavirus patient? Paramedics in hazmat suits march a man out of Paddington flat
Two medics in full protective gowns, gloves and face masksescorted a man out of the block of flats in Paddington and loaded him into the back of an ambulance at around 9.45am this morning. Read more...
The iPhone at the Deathbed
Families are photographing death at home. These photos may feel jarring on Facebook, but the practice itself has a long history. Read more...
Photographers gather for famed firefall of Yosemite
A dryer-than-usual winter in California this season means that the 'firefall' effect caused by sunlight catching water flowing down El Capitan in Yosemite National Park may not appear. Read more...