NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams

Nov. 25: Making a Difference: One mother's efforts to reach out to another has blossomed into a mission that's raised hundreds of thousands of dollars to help dozens of impoverished families in Kentucky. NBC's Amy Robach reports.

Nov. 25: TIME Magazine Managing Editor Richard Stengel explains why the publication deemed the last 10 years to be the 'decade from hell.'

Nov. 25: Toyota announced the biggest recall in its history Wednesday, saying nearly 4 million vehicles will have their accelerator pedals replaced because they can get stuck in the floor mats. CNBC's Phil LeBeau reports.

Nov. 25: U.S. health officials said Wednesday there's no evidence that the swine flu vaccine is causing any serious side effects. And for the first time, scientists have developed a cancer vaccine that can eliminate tumors in mice.

Nov. 25: Four new giant balloons — Spider-Man, The Pillsbury Doughboy, Ronald McDonald and Sailor Mickey — will debut at the annual Thanksgiving Day Parade. NBC's Brian Williams reports.

Nov. 25: As part of a commitment GM made with Canada, production of the 2011 Buick Regal will initially be at a German factory before being moved to a plant in Canada. NBC's Brian Williams reports.

Nov. 24: the government fined Continental Airlines, its partner Continental Express and Mesaba Regional Airlines a total of $175,000 for their roles in leaving passengers stuck on a plane overnight last summer. NBC's Lester Holt reports.

Nov. 24: Highway 50: Nearly one in four homeowners in the U.S. owe more on their mortgages than the properties are worth--and Nevada is ground zero for the foreclosure crisis. NBC's Tom Brokaw reports.

Nov. 24: Statistics show that cities comparable in size have huge differences in spending on medical care, putting a nationwide strain on the health care system. NBC's Robert Bazell reports.

Nov. 24: In the third deal to fall through for GM this year, the automaker failed to unload one of its unprofitable brands. NBC's Lester Holt reports.

Nov. 24: While the Canadian company behind Monday's massive recall of baby cribs said its products are safe if assembled properly, New York on Tuesday banned retailers from selling any drop-side cribs and urged parents to get rid of any used ones.

Nov. 24: The Pentagon says the Taliban fighting force is only 25,000 strong, but its real strength lies in its dramatic guerilla attacks like the roadside bomb that killed all six members of an Afghan family on Tuesday. NBC's Jim Maceda reports.

Nov. 24: South Carolina legislators began impeachment proceedings against Gov. Mark Sanford on Tuesday for ethics charges stemming from his five-day disappearance to see his lover in Argentina. NBC's Mark Potter reports.

Nov. 23: Alejandro Ruiz, a son of Mexican immigrants who fought in Okinawa and Korea, died Monday. He was 85. NBC's Brian Williams reports.

Nov. 23: “New Moon,” the new “Twilight” sequel, pulled in more than $140 million over the weekend, the third-biggest opening ever. NBC’s Brian Williams reports.

Nov. 23: New photos of one of Saturn’s moons taken by the Cassini spacecraft were released for the first time Monday. NBC’s Brian Williams reports.

Nov. 23: Carl Kassel of Morning Edition on NPR has announced he's stepping down. NBC’s Brian Williams reports.

Nov. 23: A dozen workers were exposed to what was later called an insignificant amount of radiation at the same nuclear power plant that famously suffered a partial meltdown 30 years ago. NBC’s Brian Williams reports.

Nov. 23: Sarah Palin was allowed to meet and greet at the North Carolina Army Base because, as an Army spokesman put it, "she's not a political figure.” NBC’s Brian Williams reports.