"WWE Tribute to the Troops" has become a holiday tradition and this year is no exception. WWE superstar Mick Foley told TODAY, "We call it the most patriotic show of the year." (TODAY)
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After his mom died and his dad left, the Patriots' Nick McDonald says he was "getting into trouble" when his then high-school girlfriend's family took him in. Thanks to them, he received a college education and is now a Super Bowl champ. NBC's Alex Flanagan reports. (TODAY)
As we prepare to give thanks tomorrow, TODAY's Jenna Wolfe reminds us of some things that we might forget to show appreciation for, including new technology, Nate Silver, and the earworm songs stuck in all of our heads. (TODAY)
"No matter how much you eat on Thanksgiving, you take a nap, and you're always ready for more," said TODAY's Dylan Dreyer. Erica Hill, Lester Holt and Jenna Wolfe shared their Thanksgiving traditions, which include football, lots of pie and Pictionary. (TODAY)
In a video released by the Obama campaign, a tearful president thanks his campaign workers before he sets off to tackle second-term issues including taxes, the debt and replacing as many as five high profile secretaries in his Cabinet. NBC's Chuck Todd reports. (TODAY)
Glenn Ey was 270 miles off the coast of Sydney, Australia, when his yacht was flipped by a monster wave, shattering its mast. He activated his emergency beacon, which was spotted by passengers aboard an Air Canada jumbo jet, leading to his rescue. NBC's Sara James reports. (TODAY)
Status: Busted! A family returned from vacation to discover photos on Facebook of a wild party that had taken place in their home while they were gone. "I'm looking at this saying, 'This is inside my house,'" the homeowner said. NBC's Janet Shamlian reports. (TODAY)
Justin Bieber talks with TODAY's Matt Lauer and Ann Curry about his new album, "Believe," and chooses his favorite sign from the crowd on the plaza. (TODAY)
The Duke of Edinburgh has been discharged from hospital, after spending four nights there following his heart treatment. ITN's Duncan Golestani reports. (Nightly News)
A man in Argentina watches his son walk after designing a rehab walker. Seven-year-old Ivo suffers from cerebral palsy and was told by doctors that he would never walk. TODAY.com's Dara Brown has the story. (TODAY)