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Giants ride defense to win over 'Skins in opener: ›02:03
The world's coolest airport terminals: If youre going to be stuck at the airport for a while, hopefully it will be at a cool place like Terminal 3 at Shenzhen Baoan International Airport, China, or Heathrows commodious new Terminal 5. ›13:45 4 Sep, Thu
Ambush!Cancer survivor gets new look: Ramadan is not about starving yourself," says author Huma Siddiqui, "it's about taking a step back." Epicurious examines memorable recipes and traditions of Muslim holy month. ›21:15 29 Aug, Fri
Traveling Europe: By plane or by train?: Discount airlines have made jetting around the continent quicker and cheaper, so does it make sense even to consider traveling by train anymore? The answer: It depends. ›20:25 4 Sep, Thu
New way to spot breast cancer shows promise: A radioactive tracer that "lights up" cancer hiding inside dense breasts showed promise in its first big test against mammograms, doctors reported Wednesday. ›22:00 3 Sep, Wed
Think bold! Sultry lipsticks for fall: As the Democrats were meeting in Denver this week to crown Barack Obama as their presidential nominee, the American public selected its choice for his family's dog. The winning breed: The poodleby a hair. ›18:11 28 Aug, Thu
Strange new comet explains old mystery: The recent discovery of an odd comet orbiting far out in the solar system may shed light on the origins of Halley's Comet. ›02:00
Food for thought: Thinking makes us pig out: Intellectual activities make people eat more than when just resting, according to a study that sheds new light on brain food. ›20:21 4 Sep, Thu
In Bordeaux, a white wine road less traveled:
Stronger warnings issued for 4 arthritis drugs: The Food and Drug Administration is ordering stronger warnings on four medications used to treat rheumatoid arthritis. ›15:51 4 Sep, Thu
Cool Cars We Miss: Gone but not forgotten—a shortlist of cars we loved and still miss. ›07:00 18 Oct, Thu
Help! My Cinderella ran off, left the family: What do you do when you've taken a giving family member for granted? Dr. Gail Saltz advises one reader who obliviously took advantage of her sister-in-law and now hopes to repair the strained relationship. ›20:55 4 Sep, Thu
Julia Roberts designs T-shirt for AIDS fight: Whether you dare to bare or work to black out" your pout, the fall's hottest lip colors are anything but neutral! TODAY Style editor Bobbie Thomas lays out what you need to know before sporting bare or black lipstick. ›17:51 28 Aug, Thu
All hands on deck: Maryland crab cakes: In his debut novel, "The Story of Edgar Sawtelle," author David Wroblewski examines the limits of language and the elemental forces of love, loss and revenge. An excerpt. ›13:59 28 Aug, Thu
Woman saves babys life by e-mail: Summer wouldn't be complete without sampling a few of these steamed shellfish. Here, seafood experts (and brothers) Nick and Pete Triantafilos give their recipe for the perfect crab cakes. ›21:57 27 Aug, Wed
Gene map shows no two cancers alike: U.S. scientists have mapped the cascade of genetic changes that turn normal cells in the brain and pancreas into two of the most lethal cancers. ›20:38 4 Sep, Thu
Wise answers to old wives' tales: In Jennet Conant's new book, "The Irregulars: Roald Dahl and the British Spy Ring in Wartime Washington," she explores the time the classic author was assigned to be a diplomat in Washington, D.C., and in charge of a secret mission, as well as Dahl's relationship with the great British spymaster William Stephenson. An excerpt. ›13:44 3 Sep, Wed
Did mom chloroform missing toddler?: The detection of chloroform in the trunk of Casey Anthony's car, along with evidence that she researched the chemical on the Internet, does not bode well for the mother of a missing Florida toddler, says criminal profiler Pat Brown: Its pretty damning information. ›13:28
Autism, measles vaccine link further debunked: New research further debunks any link between measles vaccine and autism, work that comes as the nation is experiencing a surge in measles cases fueled by children left unvaccinated. ›00:00 4 Sep, Thu
Slide show: Slide show: The spy who loved Runway: Designers create a look for Diane von Furstenbergs line, inspired by a 1940s spy movie. ›13:54 4 Sep, Thu
Daisy Martinezs traditional sausage dish: Keep dinner simple yet delicious by preparing dishes that will please everyone. Daisy Maria Martinez, author and host of PBS television series "Daisy Cooks," shares an affordable and easy-to-make Latin specialty choripan, a unique take on sausage. ›15:13 4 Sep, Thu
allDAY: Centenarian remembers 'dream' speech: With prices in the $9 to $15 range, Entre-Deux-Mers are one of Bordeauxs real bargains, even with a weak dollar. On a visit to the region, TODAY wine columnist Edward Deitch enjoys their fresh and fruity pleasures. ›01:45 28 Aug, Thu
Defibrillator shock may signal future trouble: A lifesaving shock from an implanted heart defibrillator provides relief that a crisis was avoided, but new research suggests it can also be a sign that more trouble is ahead. ›21:00 3 Sep, Wed
Sony recalls laptops for possible overheating: Sony Corp. is recalling 440,000 Vaio laptop computers worldwide because of a wiring flaw that could cause overheating. ›13:45 4 Sep, Thu
