A Smithsonian expert spoke on TODAY this morning about how researchers used strands of Thomas Jefferson's hair to bring clarity to a 200-year-old mystery. Plus, the cast of Season 6 of the reality hit "The Traitors" is revealed, and a dietitian shared a simple tip when shopping for healthy peanut butter.
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The Smithsonian and a team of researchers say they have the most definitive proof yet about whether former President Thomas Jefferson and a woman he enslaved, Sally Hemings, had children together. Smithsonian scholar Richard Kurin, a co-author of a new book about the project, spoke on TODAY this morning about how preserved strands of Jefferson’s hair were used to prove the relationship between Jefferson and Hemings.
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The latest group of "Traitors" has been revealed at the Round Table in the show’s famous Scottish castle. From a "Real Housewives" cast member to an Olympic gold medalist, see all 23 celebrities who will be part of the cast when the next season drops in 2027.
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In TODAY.com’s Expert Tip of the Day, a dietitian shares a simple clue to spotting healthy peanut butter.
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Discover personalized meal plans created by nutritionist Joy Bauer, fitness programs for every experience level and live coaching sessions with trusted experts — all designed to help you build lasting healthy habits, one step at a time.
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Our limited-edition boxes are back! This time, we've curated editor-loved beauty favorites for under $100. Tune in this morning to grab one before it’s gone.
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Let chef Matt Abdoo introduce you to the upstate New York-style sandwich known as a spiedie, which features toasty Italian bread, grilled chicken skewers, a finger-licking-good sauce and spicy pickled chiles.
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