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PFT Live: Tyrann Mathieu, also known as the Honey Badger, offered a mixed bag to scouts at the NFL combine. He performed poorly in the bench press but posted a 4.43 40-yard dash. Will NFL teams reach for the talented cornerback in the upcoming draft? (NBC Sports)

Texas gun store owners reported an immediate increase in gun sales just days after Tuesday's re-election of President Obama. KECN's Sophie Stamas reports. (NBC News)

The TODAY anchors take a look at late-night comedians' reactions to the election, from David Letterman and Steven Colbert to Jimmy Fallon and Jay Leno. (TODAY)

President Barack Obama and GOP candidate Mitt Romney see expected results in multiple states while Florida and New Hampshire remain too close to call. (NBC News)

The presidential campaigns are continuing to wage an aggressive back and forth, especially in Ohio. But the devastating impact of Sandy will likely put a wrench in many East Coast residents' plans to vote, as well as the tallying of those votes. NBC's Chuck Todd reports. (Nightly News)

NBC's John Yang explains why voting in the crucial battleground state of Ohio may end up delaying the presidential election results. (msnbc)

Shares in Google drop precipitously, and trading is halted after a bad quarterly results report is posted several hours early. A cnbc panel discusses. (CNBC)

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez faces his first serious challenger after 14 years as head of state. If he wins, voters will have affirmed his socialist agenda – Chavez uses the huge profits from oil experts here to benefit the poor. NBC's Kerry Sanders reports. (Nightly News)

Where can you buy the tastiest slice of pizza? What are diners' favorite and most despised toppings? Chris Walsh, Zagat managing editor, answers these questions and more with the results of Zagat's first pizza survey. (TODAY)

NBC's Chuck Todd and David Gregory assess the results from the Iowa caucuses and discuss where the race goes from here. (TODAY)