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Fierce fighting between militant factions in Sudan has left at least 56 people dead and hundreds injured. The chaos is raising fears that Sudan’s transition toward democracy is unraveling. NBC’s Josh Lederman reports for Sunday TODAY.

The nation’s highest court will now weigh in on the restrictions put on the abortion drug, mifepristone, by a federal judge in Texas as thousands across the country are making their voices heard through protests. NBC’s Allie Raffa reports for Sunday TODAY.

“Meet the Press” moderator Chuck Todd joins Willie Geist on Sunday TODAY to discuss how the abortion rulings and bans impact the Republican party. “You talk to any of the Republicans who come from swing states who have ever had to win reelection with an independent voter and they see this abortion debate as a total debacle for the GOP.”

Two people were killed and four others injured when police say someone opened fire in a park filled with hundreds of people in Louisville, Kentucky. Police have not yet found the shooter.

Evacuation orders have been lifted in Glynn County, Georgia after a massive fire broke out at a plastics plant. People within a mile of the plant in Brunswick were told to leave their homes.

Elon Musk’s company SpaceX is expected to launch its most powerful rocket into orbit, hoping to one day carry tourists into space. NBC’s Sam Brock reports for Sunday TODAY.

FBI agents arrested a 21-year-old member of the National Guard in connection with the publishing of classified national security information on a social media platform. As the Pentagon assessed the damage of the leak, officials scrambled to figure out how a young national guardsman got his hands on the intel. NBC’s Ken Dilanian reports in this week’s Sunday Focus.

In this week’s Sunday Sitdown, actor Rachel Weisz joins Willie Geist to talk about starring as a pair of twisted twin gynecologists in the series remake of the psychological thriller “Dead Ringers.” Weisz also talks about getting her big break on “The Mummy” and the career support she received from her parents.

Gillian Reny, a survivor of the Boston Marathon bombing who faced a long recovery of relearning to walk, defied the odds by going to college that same year. Now, she is channeling that strength to help others. Reny’s family established the Gillian Reny Stepping Strong Fund that is innovating research for trauma survivors. NBC’s Kristen Dahlgren reports in this week’s Sunday Spotlight.

Leon Levine, the founder of the Family Dollar stores who made essential goods accessible and affordable to millions of Americans, has died at 85. Levine spent his life giving away his fortune, funding scholarships, hospitals, a cancer institute, museums and more – leaving a legacy that extends well beyond his groundbreaking stores. Sunday TODAY’s Willie Geist remembers a life well lived.

Sunday TODAY’s Willie Geist runs through the Highs and Lows of the week, including Arnold Schwarzenegger terminating a pothole in his neighborhood, a 2-year-old dog named Dooma putting in her best work on leg day, plus more Highs and Lows!

The shoreline in Neptune, New Jersey, is being threatened by rising sea levels and erosion. Now, a restoration project is using a wall of coconuts husks to protect the beach. “Coconut fibers are natural and ultimately, after they’ve done their job of stabilizing the beach so that the grasses can grow, they’ll disappear. They’ll go into the environment," says Tom Dillingham, the executive director of the American Littoral Society.

Chocolate Ballerina Company, which aims to inspire young Black men and women to pursue their dance dreams, is the brainchild of Chanel Holland who says the idea was born out of a lack of opportunities in the Philadelphia and Harlem neighborhoods she grew up in. “Let me be the testament that it can happen. It is going to happen. It is happening to me,” she says. NBC’s Kristen Welker reports for TODAY.

Neil Patrick Harris talks about starring in a new Broadway play “Peter Pan Goes Wrong” that takes a hilarious spin on the classic children’s story. "It is nonstop comedy” he says. Harris also talks recently reprising his role as Barney Stinson in “How I Met Your Father.”

From "short kings" to sending voice notes and more, comedian Michelle Collins joins Hoda and Jenna to weigh in on trending topics.

Vanessa Hudgens talks about her new unscripted film ‘Dead Hot,’ which showcases her paranormal side. “Connecting to my ancestors and my angels and just figuring out ways to ground myself spiritually is such an empowering thing.” She also opens up about her recent engagement to partner Cole Tucker and then sticks around for a game of “Hot or Not.”

Dr. Jane Goodall, the legendary scientist who blazed a trail for generations of women, reflects on her decadeslong career, the impact she’s had on conservationism and talks about the importance of inspiring the next generation. “My main hope is the youth because once they know the problem, they’re empowered to take action,” she says.