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Technology Review: 2007 Ford Expedition: Ford's full-size SUV is big on conveniences and standard features. ›07:00 19 Oct, Fri
Natasha Bedingfield: The Single Girl grows up: Secrets to building a support system to save your sanity and your social life. Parenting expert Michele Borba offers advice to help moms incorporate some of their own needs into the hectic schedules of family life. ›01:12 18 Jul, Fri
Savor Sicilian skewered chicken: Kenny Anderson was at his usual dining spot in Wilkesboro, N.C., when an out-of-control minivan smashed through the window he was sitting by and sent him and his booth flying. Mostly unhurt, he said, All of a sudden, everything was on top of me. ›17:33 31 Jul, Thu
Use your cell phone to travel better: Travelers don't need to purchase an expensive iPhone or BlackBerry to use their cell phones for taking a guided tour of a museum, facilitating an airport pickup, checking the status of your flight and more. ›18:58 19 Aug, Tue
Excerpt: The Shack explores spirituality, pain: After spending half her life wishing in vain, little Natalie Villacis of Queens, N. Y., has been miraculously reunited with her lost dog Rocco when he turned up after five years, some 850 miles away. Now 11, she recalls saying I will probably never see him again. ›17:52 18 Jul, Fri
Rogue monkey eludes Tokyo police: A rogue monkey holed up at a Tokyo train station for more than two hours on Wednesday before giving dozens of net-wielding police officers the slip among crowds of excited children and passersby. ›09:36
Ex-FBI agent helps decode body language: Beauty pageant-obsessed Venezuelans celebrated the nation's fifth world victory on Monday, but the mother of the new Miss Universe just hopes that success would not go to her daughter's head. ›17:51 14 Jul, Mon
Was anthrax suspect's suicide FBI's fault?: Stephenie Meyer's "Breaking Dawn" definitely made its mark, selling 1.3 million copies in 24 hours. But the final book in the sensational teen vampire "Twilight" series didn't come close to the 8.3 million debut of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows." ›13:31 4 Aug, Mon
Gulp! Woman scared of swallowing tongue: Two decades ago, Dr. Alfredo Quinones-Hinojosa used his hands to pick vegetables for $22 a day; now he's one of the world's best brain surgeons. TODAYs Bob Dotson reports on how a laborer went from a California field to a lab at Johns Hopkins Medical Center. ›13:30 23 Jul, Wed
No voting machine 'sleepovers' for Ohio: Poll workers can't take voting machines home for safekeeping in the days before the November presidential election Ohio's elections chief says "sleepovers" are a security risk. ›23:01 19 Aug, Tue
Forget Beijing! Focus on tranny games: When she fell from the beam she usually traverses with such ease, Alicia Sacramone knew the chances of the U.S. Womens Gymnastics Team taking home a gold had also taken a tumble. I was like, I cant believe Im on the floor. ›13:48 13 Aug, Wed
Streep: No sell-by date on my forehead: and body-friendly. ›14:32 15 Jul, Tue
Grow a gorgeously green garden: The White House and the CIA on Tuesday adamantly denied a report that the Bush administration concocted a fake letter purporting to show a link between Saddam Hussein and al-Qaida. ›15:03 6 Aug, Wed
Rapunzel is no damsel in distress: Are you running into some issues buying your first home? Want to start renovating but not sure where to begin? Having difficulty selling your apartment? Navigating the roads of real estate can be tricky and difficult, which is why Barbara Corcoran wants to help. So send us an e-mail with your housing problems and the real estate contributor might just answer your questions live on TODAY. ›13:35 31 Jul, Thu
Phelps coach: He can do more: People all around the country are being hammered by the economy, and it's taking a toll not just on our wallets, but on our health. TODAY financial editor Jean Chatzky offers five tips on how to combat financial stress. ›12:53 18 Aug, Mon
Frustrated with gas prices? Ditch the ride!: Are you struggling with how to lose weight? Are you frustrated about boring exercises? Are you having trouble curbing cravings? If you have any questions about successful dieting, e-mail TODAY and nutrition editor Joy Bauer may answer them. ›12:28 18 Jun, Wed
Where bombs were once born, birds now flock: A site once home to a Cold War-era uranium processing plant and the focus of a contentious struggle to clean up toxic waste has re-emerged as a haven for wildlife and a memorial to those who worked to make the area safe. ›20:40 16 Aug, Sat
Where are the 'Project Runway' pioneers now?: "Sandwiched" baby boomers face growing demands on their financial resources from both their children and parents. Sharon Epperson shares practical advice on how to navigate difficult decisions to help balance the needs of all family members. ›14:23 29 Jul, Tue
Say I do to these wedding traditions: The two men who raised Christian the lion in London, released him into the wild, then reunited with him as shown in a hit Internet video today remain as devoted as ever to preserving wildlife, calling Christian's saga an extraordinary story. ›13:19 30 Jul, Wed
Gymnast predicts USA medal sweep: The fashion world has finally cottoned to the idea that sportswear is a big business: many designers are competing to make their mark on the Olympics and win a place in the huge Chinese market. ›13:40 5 Aug, Tue
Gymnasts victory a family affair: Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama hit back Thursday with a 40-page rebuttal to the best-selling book "The Obama Nation," arguing the author is a fringe bigot pedaling rehashed lies. ›22:25 14 Aug, Thu
The romance behind games first gold: When it comes to shopping online, are you taking advantage of the best available sales? TODAY financial editor Jean Chatzky offers tips on how to dig up the best discounts on the Web. ›14:45 10 Aug, Sun
Shirley MacLaine reflects on her life: An Internet video of a lion joyously reuniting with two men who raised it has made millions of eyes misty. Now, after scores of years, one of the men in the video is amazed at its popularity. If its made more people aware of the environment, were very pleased, he said. ›14:42 22 Jul, Tue
'Burqini' designer creates athletic veil: In the United States, the Wii game system and others, including the Nintendo DS and Sony PSP handheld systems, are welcome as a teaching tool in very few schools, less than 1 percent, according to one estimate. But that may be starting to change. ›13:00 18 Aug, Mon
