Nov. 9: Ms. Information: Rachel Maddow reports on some stories that didn’t make the front page, including a new report that shows alleged Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan tried to make contact with people associated with al-Qaeda. Full story
Nov. 9: The TODAY hosts chat about a 68-year-old woman in South Korea who passed her written driver’s test after near-daily attempts since April 2005.
Nov. 9: Making a Difference: Rocker Jon Bon Jovi is helping to bring new options for affordable housing to Philadelphia and New Jersey. NBC's Brian Williams reports.
Nov. 9: Bloomberg News’ Margaret Carlson explains why other Republicans and moderates should follow Republican Rep. Joseph Cao’s example when voting on health reform.
Nov. 9: Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, D-Fla., talks to Msnbc's Tamron Hall about her comments on the GOP and women. The lawmaker says that the GOP doesn't respect women.
Nov. 8: One year after the election of Barack Obama, David Brooks, E.J. Dionne and NBC's David Gregory offer their takes on the surprising aspects of the president's leadership.
Acting Illinois Lottery Director Jodie Winnett answers Dateline NBC's questions about the large number of lottery retailers who are winning big.
Chiefs Linebacker Mike Vrabel is not surprised by Larry Johnson's release.
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