The attorneys for former President Donald Trump are told he's a target of an investigation into the handling of classified documents, and tips on how to protect yourself against the unhealthy air quality due to smoke from Canadian wildfires. Plus, Shannen Doherty gives an emotional look at her radiation treatment for breast cancer while revealing it has spread to her brain, and a woman shares how living separately from her husband has been the secret to their happiness. |
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The attorneys for former President Donald Trump were told in a meeting with special counsel Jack Smith that Trump is a target of an investigation into the handling of classified documents, according to two sources briefed on the meeting who spoke with NBC News. Here's what that means. Also, a federal grand jury is meeting in Smith's investigation of Trump, sources familiar with the investigation told NBC News. The former president's handling of classified documents came under FBI investigation last year when the National Archives alerted the bureau that government documents he returned after having been out of office for about a year included 184 that were marked as classified. Trump has denied any wrongdoing and called the FBI, Department of Justice and others investigating him "fascists." Here's the latest. |
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With tens of millions of Americans under air quality advisories across the Northeast, Midwest and parts of the South, there are a few steps you can take to protect yourself and minimize the health effects. High concentrations of smog are causing unhealthy air quality levels in states like Texas and Illinois, while smoke from wildfires in Canada has created a "very unhealthy" Air Quality Index rating in New York City and elsewhere in the Northeast. With the conditions expected to continue into today, what is the AQI, and how do you find out the rating for your area? What do experts say to do beyond just staying inside? Here's what to know, including the best air purifiers and masks, the people most at risk, and the potentially harmful effects of breathing in tainted air. |
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You've heard of people getting radiation treatment for cancer, but have you ever actually seen it? "Bevery Hills, 90210" star Shannen Doherty gave a glimpse of exactly what it was like when she underwent treatment in January for stage 4 breast cancer that she revealed has spread to her brain. She shared an Instagram video that shows tears coming out of her eyes as she lays on a bed under a harsh red light during her radiation treatment. "My fear is obvious," she wrote. "This is what cancer can look like." See the video here. |
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We've heard of separate bedrooms and bathrooms for married couples, but separate apartments? That's a new one. Author Bianca Turetsky shares in an essay for TODAY.com how she and her husband, Peter, have flourished despite living a few subway stops apart in New York City even after they got married. "This is not what I expected marriage to look like. It's so much better," she writes. Bianca, who was 42 when they tied the knot, kept her apartment and her cat, while Peter, a widower who is severely allergic to cats, kept his own apartment. She writes how a "mundane weekday evening" still feels like a date that gives her butterflies. "I think this living arrangement is the secret to our happiness," Bianca writes. Read their story here. |
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Use any extra basil pesto sauce leftover from your pasta dinner to liven up breakfast with this tomato pesto frittata from dietitian and cookbook author Sheela Prakash. Jazz up your summer brunch by adding pesto to the usual eggs, milk, salt and pepper of a frittata without having to sautè any onions or garlic. It also can be served warm, room temperature or cold and even makes an easy weeknight dinner if you pair it with a green salad. Get the recipe. |
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Singer Putri Ariani took the stage on NBC's "America's Got Talent" looking to change the world's perception of her. "My biggest challenge is people look at me as a blind person, not as a musician," she said. "But when I'm singing, I feel like a superstar." The 17-year-old from Indonesia sounded every bit the part of a superstar during her performance of an original song, even leaving famous curmudgeon Simon Cowell visibly emotional. Putri earned a standing ovation, a coveted Golden Buzzer, and a request to play a second song. See the video here. |
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