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The makers of Monopoly decided to modernize the game a bit by adding a new token and retiring one of the classics. The TODAY anchors chat about the new token, as voted by the public, which will replace the iron. (TODAY)

Two years after Ted Williams was discovered on a street corner, the formerly homeless "man with the golden voice" is living in an apartment and doing commercial voice-overs for Kraft macaroni and cheese. He tells NBC's Stephanie Gosk he still takes life one day at a time. (TODAY)

Angela Kelly, Queen Elizabeth II's dresser and the designer of all her outfits for 20 years, opens up about the queen's frugal habits, how she keeps her clothes wrinkle-free and reveals that she has a collection of umbrellas with trim to match any outfit. NBC's Michelle Kosinski reports. (TODAY)

Lawmakers were shown real-time film of the assault on Benghazi, where Ambassador Chris Stevens was killed. NBC's Kelly O'Donnell reports. (Nightly News)

In this excerpt from Natalie Morales' interview with Lauren Scruggs, the former model describes what she saw the first time she looked in the mirror after accidentally walking into a spinning plane propeller. (TODAY)

President Obama may have been the big winner this week, but New York Times blogger and statistician Nate Silver came in close second, predicting the outcome of the election in all 50 states. He talks to NBC's Andrea Canning about the mathematical formula he developed for the election. (TODAY)

Leah Wyar, the beauty director for Cosmopolitan, shows off some of the top beauty products picked by the magazine's readers, including the best face wash, make-up and body lotion. (TODAY)

It's one of those basic human divides – you're either a cat person or a dog person – and a new study by a University of Texas professor has found that the side you're on may say more about your personality than you might think. TODAY's Jenna Bush Hager reports. (TODAY)