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Negotiators are pushing to keep the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in place which is set to end Wednesday, with the U.S. vying for the release of more American hostages. NBC’s Richard Engel reports for TODAY.

The early blast of winter weather is continuing to impact tens of millions of Americans with a fresh blanket of snow creating dangerous driving conditions as temperatures tumble. NBC’s Jesse Kirsch reports and TODAY’s Al Roker tracks the latest forecast.

Health officials are monitoring a surge in respiratory illness in China with hospitals reporting a growing number of cases, especially among children. NBC’s Janis Mackey Frayer reports for TODAY.

Former first lady Rosalynn Carter will be laid to rest Wednesday following a memorial service Tuesday attended by her husband Jimmy Carter, in a rare public appearance since entering hospice care. NBC’s Blayne Alexander reports for TODAY.

Disgraced former attorney Alex Murdaugh, who is already convicted in the murders of his wife and son, was back in court for sentencing on nearly two dozen counts of financial crimes. Victims of his crimes addressed him directly before Murdaugh himself spoke for nearly an hour. NBC’s Liz Kreutz reports for TODAY.

It’s been five years since the miraculous cave rescue of a young soccer team in Thailand and one of those young men is now living a new life in the United States with his second chance at life. NBC’s Anne Thompson reports for TODAY.

“Maestro” star, writer and director Bradley Cooper revealed on “The Howard Stern Show” that he’s more passionate about an Eagles Super Bowl win over winning an Oscar this year.

Hoda Kotb talks with music legend Melissa Etheridge in the latest episode of her “Making Space" podcast. In the episode, Etheridge opens up about finding love in the darkest of times after losing her son.

The TODAY anchors share their 2023 holiday video card, with shots captured by “Saturday Night Live” photographer Mary Ellen Matthews.

An explosion at an auto repair shop caught on camera in Ohio killed at least three people and ignited a massive fire. Officials say the victims died as a result of the fire. The cause is under investigation.

Melissa McCarthy, who is starring in her very first holiday film, “Genie,” joins TODAY to talk about the movie and reveals the one wish she’d ask from a genie. She also shares family holiday traditions, including the list of favorite movies they like to watch.

Psychiatrist Dr. Sue Varma stops by TODAY to share advice for boosting your mental wellbeing, including checking in with your thoughts, emotions and behaviors. She also gives tips on how to prioritize your mental health.

After sustaining a career-ending injury in the NBA, Lanny Smith is now changing the game when it comes to athletic apparel. The fashion CEO sits with TODAY’s Craig Melvin to share his incredible story of resilience and what inspired him to create his clothing brand, Actively Black.

From a personalized cheese board to a monogramed enamel jar, lifestyle expert Amy E. Goodman joins TODAY to share gifts that can be personalized to anyone on your list.

After suffering from postpartum hair loss, Michelle Ranavat turned to her Indian roots to incorporate traditional Ayurvedic beauty products into her self care routine. She has now built a skin and haircare line, Ranavat, that brings traditional Indian beauty ingredients and techniques to the mainstream, becoming the first South Asian skin and haircare brand sold in Sephora.

Get a behind the scenes look TODAY’s Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush Hager’s original holiday single, “A Carefree Christmas,” that they recorded with the help of viral vocal coach Cheryl Porter!

TODAY’s Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush Hager have released their first ever original holiday single, “Carefree Christmas,” with the help of viral vocal coach Cheryl Porter! Get a first look at the music video!

Fresh off his win at the Gotham Awards, actor Charles Melton joins TODAY to talk about his new film “May December,” that is earning him rave reviews. Melton also reveals he pursued acting after hearing an ad for a talent show on the radio.