News & Sports

Despite a gracious concession speech, a source close to Mitt Romney's campaign told NBC News that "this one stings" for the Republican presidential candidate. NBC's Peter Alexander reports from the former governor's campaign headquarters in Boston, Mass. (TODAY)

Pro Football Talk: Erik Kuselias, Mike Florio, Amani Toomer, and Pete Najarian break down NBC's Sunday Night Football game pitting the Pittsburgh Steelers against the Cincinnati Bengals. Can Andy Dalton stop the bleeding for Cincinnati? (NBC Sports)

Swimmers Allyson Felix and Nathan Adrian have both returned home to the U.S. with three gold medals from the London Olympics. They chat about their Olympic experience and the reception they've been receiving back home. (TODAY)

TODAY's Al Roker and Savannah Guthrie chat with Natalie Morales about her superstar softball skills that helped TODAY win 15-0 over Good Morning America on Friday. (TODAY)

California voters said "no" on Tuesday to Proposition 19, which would have legalized marijuana. NBC's Brian Williams reports. (Nightly News)

TODAY's Matt Lauer talks with former federal prosecutor Robert Ray about the Rod Blagojevich trial and what the verdict could signal about other federal trials. 

Take a look at highlights from Dallas' 16-7 victory over Cincinnati in the Hall of Fame game. (NBC Sports)

Despite losing to the AFC in Miami, the NFC Pro Bowl players still had a great experience. (NBC Sports)

Dec. 7: On the heels of President Obama's announcement last week of more U.S. troops in Afghanistan, questions are arising about how can the U.S. will be able to keep the Taliban from coming back. NBC's Richard Engel reports. 

Nov. 2: Frustrated after losing again, New York's Bart Scott sarcastically says Miami will probably win the Super Bowl. (NBC Sports)