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At a campaign event in Hilliard, Oh., President Obama criticized Governor Romney's message of change, saying the GOP presidential candidate is "a very talented salesman." Meanwhile, Obama touted his own record, declaring "I know what real change looks like." (NBC News)

Does pulling your own credit report drop your credit score? Will closing an account help raise it? Having good credit can be the key to opening many financial doors, but credit rules can be confusing. Credit coach Jeanne Kelly helps separate fact from fiction. (TODAY)

TODAY diet and nutrition editor Madelyn Ferstrom discusses how caffeine can help an athlete's power and endurance and why consuming less caffeine may actually make it more effective. (TODAY)

GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney stood by his statement on the Libya crisis amid criticism over whether or not he had all the facts before condemning the president for sympathizing with US attackers. NBC's Peter Alexander reports. (TODAY)

GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney stood by his statement on the Libya crisis amid criticism over whether or not he had all the facts before condemning the president for sympathizing with US attackers. NBC's Peter Alexander reports. (TODAY)

Getting the best rates on things like hotels and flights have become a borderline obsession for some travelers, but some of the most common "tricks" are often not useful. The TODAY anchors test their knowledge on ways to make a trip go smoothly. (TODAY)

How much training do London cabbies undergo? Is the city really that rainy? Lisa Gill of Conde Nast Traveler magazine answers those questions and more, revealing five interesting facts about the home of this year's Olympics. (TODAY)

Penn State released the findings of an internal investigation by former FBI Director Louie Freeh, which revealed how much top University officials knew about Jerry Sandusky's behavior and the failure of them to do anything about it. NBC's Michael Isikoff reports. (The Daily Rundown)

Penn State released the findings of an internal investigation by former FBI Director Louie Freeh, which revealed how much top University officials knew about Jerry Sandusky's behavior and the failure of them to do anything about it. NBC's Michael Isikoff reports. (The Daily Rundown)

Does the United States have an official language? What is the country's most visited museum? In honor of the Fourth of July, Travel + Leisure's Nilou Motamed shares the answers to those questions and reveals other surprising facts about the U.S. (TODAY)