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TODAY Specials

Special projects from TODAY on the stories and people who shape our world.

Their little girls never came home: One year later, two moms who lost children in the Uvalde shooting open up

Jessica Hernandez and Gloria Cazares open up about their daughters' tragic deaths in the Uvalde school shooting of 2022. Here, they tell TODAY.com why they "can't move forward."

Priyanka Chopra Jonas enters her best season yet

For TODAY's spring cover story, Priyanka Chopra Jonas sat down for a virtual interview with Hoda Kotb about her next chapter, back to work as a wife and mom.

Have you met Madelyn Cline, your new best friend?

In just three years, the “Outer Banks” and “Glass Onion” actor has successfully built her career from the ground up — and she’s just getting started.

Ayo Edebiri isn't following anyone else's recipe

Ayo Edebiri, comedian and breakout actor of the hit Hulu series "The Bear," is one of Hollywood's rising stars — and in TODAY's fall cover story, she shows she's determined to remain in control.

'No one would know looking at this': Readers share mental health battles behind their pics

What are we really facing behind our smiles? TODAY readers open up about the mental health challenges they were fighting when these photos were taken.

Issa Rae's next chapter: The mogul era

The writer, producer and actor opened up for TODAY’s first-ever digital cover story about her new project after "Insecure," keeping her personal life private and more.

The history and meaning of 17 LGBTQ pride flags

Pride flag round-up looks at the various LGBTQ pride flags in the community. With LGBTQ Pride Month, gay, lesbian and transgender symbols detailed as well.

Mindy Kaling, Bowen Yang, Margaret Cho, Sen. Tammy Duckworth and more on belonging in America

As we celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander heritage, TODAY heard from 21 notable Asians and Asian Americans, including Lou Diamond Phillips, Sen. Mazie Hirono and Alan Muraoka from "Sesame Street," about visibility in the USA.