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For Craig Robinson, seeing his brother-in-law run the White House reminds him "how it's possible in this country for a regular guy to get elected president." The brother of the first lady shares his insider perspective on the Obama family with TODAY's Willie Geist. (TODAY)

Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush speaks to the RNC while being joined on stage by educator Sean Duffy and school choice beneficiary Frantz Placide. (NBC News)

Kari Roberts, who lost 135 pounds in order to become a kidney donor, and her bother Tony Bolda, the recipient of his sister's kidney, tell TODAY's Dr. Nancy Snyderman and Savannah Guthrie they are "great" after surgery. (TODAY)

After her brother was diagnosed with a kidney disease, Kari Roberts decided to lose more than 130 pounds so she would be able to give him hew own kidney. The two siblings talk to TODAY's Ann Curry. (TODAY)

TODAY's Natalie Morales talks with singer Sean Kingston about his near-death jet skiing incident this May that left him  unconscious and needing emergency open heart surgery. (TODAY)

Ravens coach John Harbaugh is proud of Ed Reed for leading the team and for competing the way he did despite the disappearance of his brother. (NBC Sports)

Dr. Scott Faulkner, the brother of a Colorado man arrested in Pakistan for allegedly trying to hunt down Osama bin Laden, says his brother "blended in very well" and felt he had a good chance at capturing the world's most wanted man. 

After receiving vicious text messages, Wayne Tracey admits to putting on steel-toed boots and stomping Josie Ratley to near death. Tracey's lawyer and psychologist discuss his case.