Dave Garroway

With the GOP nomination now secured, Mitt Romney appeared at a Las Vegas fundraiser Tuesday evening alongside controversial real estate mogul Donald Trump, who renewed questions about President Obama’s U.S. citizenship. NBC’s Peter Alexander reports.

Zookeepers are celebrating their new puma cub, the first one to grow up at Berlin's Tierpark Zoo in 22 years. TODAY.com's Dara Brown reports.

Financial experts Jean Chatzky, Farnoosh Torabi, and Sharon Epperson tackle viewers’ money problems, including how to take your name off a mortgage you shared with an ex and what government grants are available for starting a small business.

In response to last week’s massacre of civilians in Houla, the United States and eight other countries have expelled Syrian diplomats as violence in the country continues.

Kate White of Cosmopolitan magazine and psychologist Jennifer Hartstein talk about five ways to get out of a bad mood funk, such as putting on a smile (even if you’re faking it) and exercise.

TODAY’s Jenna Bush Hager talks with heartthrob boy band One Direction, who reveal what it’s like being a pop sensation and how they deal with fame and giggling girls.

When Kim and Greg Hoffman moved into their cul de sac in White Bear Lake, Minn., they never imagined they would be contending with a nightmarish neighbor, who they say continues to harass them and their children. NBC’s Craig Melvin reports.

For the first time in nearly a quarter century, Myanmar’s opposition leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, has left her country for a journey overseas, first to Bangkok and later to Europe. NBC’s Ian Williams reports.

The man called "World Laughter Master" runs a school in Ethiopia to help people laugh their way to a better life. TODAY.coms' Dara Brown has the story.

TODAY contributor Giada De Laurentiis shows how to make her spiked soups, including watermelon and cucumber soup and orange-scented tomato soup—with vodka!

Since going public May 18, Facebook’s share price has dropped from $38 to under $29, a near 25 percent decrease in value, as major advertisers like GM pull out. Some analysts, however, say the social network’s worth will recover over time.

While scaling a climbing wall at a Miami Marlins baseball game, 11-year-old Emily Davis’ safety harness failed and she fell, hitting her head on the concrete below. NBC’s Mark Potter reports.