Saturday, 22 September 2018

Is this political ad the most brutal in America’s history?

Is this political ad the most brutal in America's history?

A recent campaign ad in Arizona is certainly speaking to the divisiveness of American politics: Six siblings of Rep. Paul Gosar, who is seeking re-election in the state, endorsed their brother's challenger. TODAY's Dylan Dreyer has more in the Orange Room.

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Giuliana Rancic has 'total mom moment'when son crashes 'E! News' show

Rancic's son, Duke, showed off some fancy dance moves while his mom was on the air.

Mom dresses kindergartener as Mama Coco and the internet goes nuts

After a difficult day, one mom needed a fun distraction so she photographed her daughter dressed as Mama Coco and the response was incredible.

Joe Simpson tells Ashlee he 'wrestled' with idea of death after cancer diagnosis

The Simpson patriarch thought about dying, but made it through because of his family.

Tim McGraw shares throwback of 'love of my life' Faith Hill on her birthday

McGraw goes deep into the archives to show just how much he cherishes Hill.

This 1-legged dancer is still making moves after cancer diagnosis

Tap dancer Evan Ruggiero, 28, was a sophomore in high school when he was diagnosed with osteosarcoma, a type of bone cancer. His doctors had to amputate his right leg – but that didn't stop Ruggiero from continuing to perform. NBC's Tammy Leitner shares his incredible story for TODAY.

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Sexual assault survivors on Twitter explain #WhyIDidntReport

When President Trump on Friday challenged Judge Brett Kavanaugh's accuser, Christine Blasey Ford, the president's tweet was met with thousands of sexual assault survivors using the hashtag #WhyIDidntReport to speak out about why they never reported the crimes. NBC's Cynthia McFadden reports for TODAY.

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