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Secretary of State John Kerry held a news conference in Rome where he announced a major policy shift, saying the United States "will be providing an additional $60 million immediately in non-lethal assistance to support the coalition in its operational needs." (NBC News)
President Barack Obama announces that 34,000 American troops will return home from Afghanistan over the next year while delivering the State of the Union Tuesday. (NBC News)
Palace officials announce that the Duchess of Cambridge is due to give birth this summer. The baby will be third in line to the British throne. NBC's Annabel Roberts reports. (NBC News)
With the inauguration a little more than a week away, President Obama is focusing on some of his key second-term policy initiatives. NBC News White House correspondent Kristen Welker reports. (TODAY)
The music superstar shocked audience members at his Atlantic City concert Sunday when he announced his girlfriend, Kim Kardashian, is pregnant. The Kardashian family has since confirmed the news. NBC's Andrea Canning reports and E!'s Alicia Quarles gives details on the big news. (TODAY)
President Barack Obama announces that Vice President Joe Biden will be placed in charge of creating new proposals that are aimed at reducing gun violence in America. (NBC News)
The newest generation of the Bush family will arrive in 2013: TODAY correspondent Jenna Bush Hager and her husband share their baby news, and their family's reaction, on TODAY. (TODAY)
Carrie Charlick, CEO of Essential Bodywear, and Marcia Cubitt, its president, announce the company's sixth annual donation to the TODAY toy drive, providing undergarments for women in need. (TODAY)
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Egyptian foreign minister Mohammed Kamel Amr announce an agreement of a cease-fire in Gaza. NBC's Martin Fletcher reports. (Mitchell Reports)
Due to a dispute with union workers, Hostess has announced that it will not be able to continue production, resulting in the loss of 18,500 jobs. CEO of Hostess Brands Gregory Rayburn explains why the company famous for Twinkies and Wonder Bread, among other brands, is shutting its doors. (TODAY)