Lester Holt is reflecting on his time anchoring Nightly News as he approaches his final broadcast. Meanwhile, a young bald eagle has gained attention for its first flight, showcasing the wonders of nature. A promising colon cancer study from Pfizer reveals that a specific combination of medications could significantly reduce death risk, with insights shared by NBC News medical contributor, Dr. Natalie Azar.
In law enforcement news, the FBI is offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to the capture of two inmates who escaped in New Orleans. In other legal matters, Turkey has announced fines for passengers who unbuckle their seatbelts before the plane has come to a complete stop. The Karen Read murder retrial is ongoing, with the prosecution resting its case, while two NYPD detectives are under investigation related to a cryptocurrency kidnapping case.
Economic instability continues as a judge blocks former President Trump’s attempt to bar foreign students from Harvard, while a recent appeals court decision temporarily reinstates Trump’s tariffs, causing uncertainty. As severe storms sweep across the U.S., viewers are advised to stay informed.
Additionally, a hiker was rescued after being trapped by a boulder in Alaska for several hours, and a car crash at a Missouri Veterans Hall marks a repeated incident. Celebrating accomplishments, TODAY’s Al Roker is set to receive a Lifetime Achievement Emmy, and the 2025 U.S. Open theme has been revealed. Other highlights include Brad Pitt addressing his divorce from Angelina Jolie, shoppers achieving savings by thrift shopping, and Charlie Woods winning his first AJGA tournament, alongside new Texas legislation facilitating vaccine exemption requests.
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