The Boy Scouts of America delays until May a vote on whether to end a ban on gay members NBC's Jay Gray reports. (NBC News)
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The national board of directors for Boy Scouts of America has revealed they are considering ending the decades-old policy that bans gay scouts and leaders. The policy has prompted large corporations, including UPS, to end financial support for scouting. NBC's Pete Williams reports. (TODAY)
Tony Gonzalez says that he feels as if a Super Bowl win will give him the closure he needs for his incredible career. (NBC Sports)
PFT Live: Andy Reid's future in Philadelphia continues to look unlikely, but there is still a chance the Eagles could keep him around. Reid, however, may also want out of the mayhem. (NBC Sports)
As Mitt Romney's long, hard-fought race for the presidency came to an end, the campaign faced a stinging loss – and at one point even cut out the audio on broadcast screens in the campaign's election night ballroom as the results poured in. NBC's Peter Alexander reports. (Nightly News)
Mike Florio talks with NFL Agent Joel Segal about Randy Moss announcing his return to the NFL. Segal tells Florio why Moss made this decision after the 2011 season was over and how many teams have called inquiring about Moss. (NBC Sports)
Kate Gosselin tells TODAY's Matt Lauer that she was not surprised when TLC canceled "Kate Plus 8," but feels sad for her kids and fans who loved the show. (TODAY)
Yvonne the fugitive cow, who escaped from a farm in Bavaria, Germany back in May, has finally been caught and will live out her days at a sanctuary. NBC's Andy Eckardt reports. (TODAY)
CSN's Paul Gutierrez was surprised by the lack of security at the Raiders-49ers game and thinks this year's fights spell the end of preseason games between the two teams. (NBC Sports)
The Oscar-winning film "Strangers No More" is bringing new attention to a school in Israel that's teaching a powerful lesson in unity, but as NBC's Martin Fletcher reports, there's troubling twist. (Nightly News)