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Three ships this week alone – and four including the Triumph, which was towed to Alabama – have all experienced problems with passengers on board. Even so, bookings are up. Carnival's CEO plans a comprehensive review of the company's ships. NBC's Gabe Gutierrez reports. (Nightly News)

50 million people take the antibiotic Zithromax, known as Z-Pak, every year, but on Tuesday the FDA warned it could be dangerous for some people and urged everyone to understand the risks. Cardiologist Dr. Nieca Goldberg explains the warning. (TODAY)

Although uncommon that a blood clot forms in the skull as result of a concussion, doctors tell NBC's Robert Bazell that Hillary Clinton's health scare could be resolved within several days. (Nightly News)

It has been eleven days since the lights went out in Oceanside, N.Y., and residents are running out of patience. "I felt this peninsula is very much forgotten about," said one resident. NBC's Stephanie Gosk reports. (TODAY)

PFT Live: Tom Curran of CSN New England joins Mike Florio to talk about the hometown New England media digging for personal, underlying storylines in the Patriots' less than stellar start to 2012, typically unrelated to actual Patriots games. Curran talks about why the Patriots have been unable to lure offensive lineman Brian Waters back to the field, why Bill Belichick has cut Wes Welker's playing time and more. (NBC Sports)

PFT Live: Mike Florio looks at the proposed evidence (the dollars and cents) paid to Saints players under the pay-for-performance scandal. Florio says it's a "characterization of evidence" and breaks down the problems it entails. (NBC Sports)

Mike Florio talks with Dave Birkett of the Detriot Free Press about the recent string of arrests and issues with players from the Lions' 2011 draft class. (NBC Sports)

Tired of red, irritated skin? Wish your teeth were whiter? Bahar Takhtehchian of Shape magazine has the solutions to your most dreaded beauty problems, from breakouts to unwanted facial hair. (TODAY)

TODAY's Natalie Morales takes a look at new YouTube singing sensation known as Double Take whose "Hot Girl Problems" music video has been dubbed the worse than Rebecca Black's "Friday." (TODAY)

Hall of Fame selector Peter King and Mike Florio argue about the selection process. (NBC Sports)