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To counter the growing threat from North Korea, the U.S. military will bolster the defense system, adding interceptor missiles designed to intercept and destroy ballistic missiles aimed at the continental U.S. NBC's Jim Miklaszewski reports. (TODAY)

PFT Live: In an effort to improve the level of play in the Pro Bowl, Roger Goodell has stated the NFL may consider eliminating the game altogether. If performance doesn't improve this year, will the Goodell balk on his promise? (NBC Sports)

ProFootballTalk: Threatening an athlete on Twitter is comparable to threatening them to their face and Mike Florio believes it's time sports leagues take these types of threats serious. (NBC Sports)

Director Michael Gallagher's fictional slasher movie featuring website 4Chan and hacking group Anonymous hits theaters today, and now Gallagher and his lead actors are now facing real-life death threats online. NBC's Mike Taibbi reports. (TODAY)

A former Navy SEAL, who has authored a book detailing the raid on Osama bin Laden's compound, is fighting back against the Pentagon over whether he leaked classified information. (msnbc)

The New York Police Department is investigating threats made on Twitter against Mike Tyson's Broadway show. WNBC's Chris Glorioso reports. (NBC News)

Aurora Police Dept. Sgt. Cassidee Carlson announces that authorities are hopeful that they have disabled explosive threats at suspected gunman James Eagan Holmes' apartment. (NBC News)

The popular movie review website was forced to pull the plug on the comments feature after nevative reviewers of "The Dark Knight Rises" received threats, and is considering disallowing anonymous comments permanently. E!s Jason Kennedy reports. (TODAY)

NewsNation's Tamron Hall discuss the alleged threats made in response to a letter Jane Pitt recently wrote in which she openly criticized President Barack Obama. (NewsNation)

Mobile technology access for employees creates a new challenges for corporate security. NBC's Chris Clackum reports. (NBC News)