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As Americans grapple with the fallout from the Israel-Hamas war, FBI director Christopher Wray delivered a dire message about the rise in threats and antisemitism. This comes as the presidents of three colleges were grilled in Congress on how to protect both students and free speech. NBC’s Stephanie Gosk reports for TODAY.

The Israeli military says its troops are now in the most intense fighting of the war so far, battling Hamas on the streets, in buildings, on foot and in tanks. There are still more than 130 hostages in Gaza as officials urge immediate action to secure their release. NBC’s Richard Engel reports for TODAY.

Former President Donald Trump responded to concerns a second term of him in the White House would lead to a dictatorship, saying, “No, no, no. Other than Day One.” NBC’s Garrett Haake reports for TODAY.

In the Pacific Northwest, days of relentless rain have caused rivers to rise — with some breeching their banks. NBC’s Miguel Almaguer reports on the “extensive” damage in the region, and Al Roker tracks the latest forecast.

In a TODAY exclusive, Time editor-in-chief Sam Jacobs reveals their selection for the 2023 Person of the Year. "I don't think there's anyone who's moved so many people so well as Taylor Swift did," he says of the selection.

The FAA announced it is creating a special committee to identify barriers that discourage pilots from reporting mental health issues, with most conditions, if treated, not disqualifying them from flying. NBC’s Tom Costello reports for TODAY.

When a teacher in Las Vegas turned to TikTok for help fulfilling her students' Christmas wishlist, she received an outpouring of support from across the country.

The Senate confirmed the promotions of more than 400 service members that had been held up by Sen. Tommy Tuberville for nearly a year. The Alabama Republican had blocked the nominations to protest a government policy that ensure abortion access to members of the military.

A new study published in the Journal of the American Heart Association suggests that many couples share high blood pressure. NBC News medical contributor Dr. Tara Narula joins TODAY to detail the findings and shares tips on what couples can do to lower blood pressure together.

A Motown record by Jr. Walker & The All Stars was borrowed from a Boston library in 1976 — and it was just returned to the drop box, anonymously! It will likely go into the local history collection. The library stopped charging late fees, so whoever had it is off the hook.

TODAY’s Jenna Bush Hager teams up with Pay Away the Layaway to spread holiday cheer and kindness during a stressful time of year. Watch as shoppers learn their balances are cleared and they can take home their presents.

TV legend Normal Lear has died at age 101. He’s being remembered for creating some of the most groundbreaking series of all time that dealt with issues like race. TODAY’s Al Roker looks back at their 2016 interview where he opened up about his legacy and humor.

It can be hard to resist all the food and sweets around you during the holidays. Registered dietitian Vanessa Rissetto joins TODAY with tips for maintaining healthy habits, including eating before going to a party and portion control.

Ethan Hawke joins TODAY to talk about his role in the new Netflix thriller “Leave the World Behind” and working alongside an all-star cast. He also opens up about working with his daughter, Maya, on a movie and how she tried to call him by his first name on set.

Rabbi Rachel Ain of Sutton Place Synagogue and Reverend Dr. Jacqui Lewis of Middle Church join TODAY to talk about the true meaning of the holidays and the importance of sitting together as families and communities.

Thursday is the first night of Hanukkah. To help celebrate, Ci Siamo executive chef Hillary Sterling stops by the TODAY kitchen with a recipe for purple sweet potato latkes.

Artist Chloe Flower is out with her first every holiday album titled “Chloe Hearts Christmas,” and she performs her new song “Christmas Tree” live on TODAY as part of the Citi Music Series.

Nicole Avant joins Hoda & Jenna to talk about her new memoir, “Think You'll Be Happy: Moving Through Grief with Grit, Grace, and Gratitude,” which draws its title from the last thing her mother sent her in a text message. She talks about her legacy and how she’s honoring both of her parents after their deaths.

Robin Thede joins Hoda & Jenna to talk about her role as a figurine in the new Eddie Murphy holiday movie “Candy Cane Lane,” which started out as a small part but became a large part of the film. She also shares how her sister kept her from talking until she was about 5 years old. She sticks around to give her take on hot topics!