In a neighborhood hard-hit by Sandy, even people who are storm victims themselves find ways to bring Thanksgiving to others. NBC's Kate Snow reports. (Nightly News)
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Seven members of the Navy's SEAL Team Six have been disciplined for acting as paid consultants to the makers of a video game called "Medal of Honor." Today's Natalie Morales reports. (TODAY)
Gov. Cuomo signed an order allowing any voter to vote at any polling place on Tuesday – and in New Jersey, it's possible to vote via email or fax. NBC's Ron Allen reports. (Nightly News)
Pro bowler and Atlanta Falcon tight end Tony Gonzalez is making a difference in the lives of sick children by passing out little dolls called shadow buddies that help them cope with cancer, heart defects and other conditions they're fighting. NBC's Kristen Dahlgren reports. (TODAY)
Naila Bolus from Jumpstart and Jed Bennett from the Penguin Young Reader's Group talk with TODAY's Savannah Guthrie about promoting literacy by getting millions of kids and their families together to read. (TODAY)
After graduating, Philadelphia native Dave Tomar faced unemployment and student loan debt. So he started writing college papers for an online company who sold them to students for up to $40 a page. NBC's Kerry Sanders reports on how he made $50,000 a year helping students cheat. (TODAY)
Connie Uddo was devastated when her home was devoured by Katrina, but she faced the damage head-on by establishing a volunteer organization to help people rebuild. Now that same nonprofit is helping Isaac's victims. NBC's Kate Snow reports. (Nightly News)
A study from a California-based consumer group finds the majority of federal farm subsidies are being funneled toward crops used primarily to make junk food. KNBC's Lolita Lopez reports. (NBC News)
Surveillance video caught New Mexico divorce lawyer Raymond Van Arnam helping his client steal property from a house where she used to live, and now he faces criminal charges. NBC's Craig Melvin reports. (TODAY)
In this segment of Bow to Wow, TODAY contributor Jill Rappaport and Richard Gentles of Animal Care and Control of NYC show several dogs who need to be adopted. (TODAY)