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Voters are heading back to the polls after the midterm election to cast their ballots in Georgia’s crucial Senate runoff between Democratic incumbent Raphael Warnock and Republican challenger Herschel Walker. The race will determine whether Democrats can build on their Senate majority and pick up a 51st seat. NBC’s Peter Alexander reports for TODAY.

NBC's Hallie Jackson weighs in on the wide reaching impact of the Georgia Senate runoff race, saying, "There's a lot riding on this nationally, not just in Georgia." While early polls suggest Warnock is ahead, the margins remain thin and big voter turnout is what will push one candidate over the edge, she adds.

The community of Carthage, North Carolina, remains under a state of emergency as tens of thousands remain without power after a targeted attack on the area’s power grid. Officials have not yet determined a motive or identified a suspect. NBC’s Blayne Alexander reports for TODAY.

One of the nation’s worst flu season in years shows no signs of slowing down as cases, hospitalizations and deaths continue to rise, turning fears of a “tripledemic” into a reality. NBC’s Sam Brock reports for TODAY.

Supreme Court conservatives appears ready to side with an Evangelical Christian graphic artist who’s refusing to create websites for same-sex weddings. The case comes at a time when the court is dominated 6 to 3 by conservatives.

Disgraced attorney Michael Avenatti has been sentenced to 14 years in prison after admitting he cheated four of his clients out of millions of dollars. Avenatti rose to fame in 2018 while representing Stormy Daniels in her legal battle against Donald Trump.

NASA’s Orion capsule swooped in one last time around the moon, passing within 80 miles of the lunar surface and capturing an amazing view of a crescent Earth.

Online shopping is setting records this year and demand for fast shipping has never been greater, so a team of meteorologists and flight dispatchers at FedEx’s weather center work around the clock to make sure packages get where they need to be. NBC’s Kerry Sanders reports for TODAY.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have arrived in New York for an award ceremony ahead of their much-anticipated Netflix docuseries already drawing criticism ahead of its release. NBC’s Stephanie Gosk reports for TODAY.

The Department of Homeland Security has once again extended the deadline for air travelers to get their Real ID cards until May 2025, as state offices that issue the identification cards are still working through pandemic backlogs.

Navy history enthusiasts have solved a 105-year-old mystery after finding the wreckage of the USS Jacob Jones, the first US Navy ship to be sunk by enemy fire during WWI. The ship set sail in 1917 for a short journey to Ireland but never made it. NBC’s Raf Sanchez reports for TODAY.

TODAY reveals the picks for Time magazine's 2022 picks for Athlete of the Year and Icon of the Year.

LinkedIn’s editor-in-chief reveals the annual list of big ideas predicting what businesses and workers should prepare for in the new year including hybrid jobs, hiring pace and more.

Mariam Naficy, founder of Minted, considered calling it quits after finding little success selling “Save the Date” cards for weddings. After pivoting to become a holiday card company, Minted skyrocketed to success and stays true to its mission of empowering independent artists.

Tech expert Jennifer Jolly shares her picks for the best gadget gifts for the tech lover in your family.

Laura Vitale, host of “Laura in the Kitchen” shares he recipes for cheesecake baked French toast and panettone tiramisu to get you in the holiday spirit.

Alicia Keys talks about her first-ever holiday album “Santa Baby” and shares the Christmas traditions she and her family celebrate every year. She also gushes over her husband, explaining why his intensity and her zen-like demeanor make them the perfect match.

Tennis star Naomi Osaka and music artist Alicia Keys team up to go head-to-head with Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush Hager for a music version of the game of “Don’t Look Back.”