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No laughing matter. Trevor noah, jon stewarts replacement addresses his controversial tweets admitting they werent funny and asking the public not to judge him as his bosses at Comedy Central say they are standing by him today wednesday, april 1, 2015. Announcer from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and Savannah Guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. Good morning. Welcome to today on a wednesday morning. Did not take long for the new host to find himself in hot water but say all right, i went too far and hoping everybody will move on. Well talk more about that. Our top story ...

Under investigation. No laughing matter. Trevor noah jon stewarts newly named replacement admits his tweets were not funny and asked not to be judged and Comedy Central said they are standing by him. Announcer from nbc news this is today with matt lauer and Savannah Guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. Welcome to today on a wednesday morning. That did not take long for him to find himself in hot water and hoping everybody will move on. We hope everybody will talk about that. The new developments on the tragic plane crash in the alps including report that is a video from a cell pho...

What we saw after bin laden was killed and the outpouring of love and unity that we saw in the United States. I remember going to the white house that night and covering it and the cheering the organic spontaneous appearance of these crowds and the cheering was quite something to behold. I beheld it again in much larger numbers in paris, france on sunday. I now turn you over to wolf blitzer. Hes in the situation room. Happening now, isis cyberattack. Hackers seize the u. S. Militarys Central Command twitter account, warning troops that isis is coming and releasing names of personnel. The new c...

The latest spring edition of the fair places an emphasis on phantasmagorical figuration

"Goats are out again," it read. No further explanation was needed, because every deputy in Grant County knew exactly what it meant. Since April last year, they've paid more than two dozen visits to one home in this western Minnesota town of 1,200 residents. Complaints by neighbors have included goats on the loose. Dogs on the run. Trash piles and junk vehicles. Flying a Confederate flag. Posting a threatening sign. Yet trash still litters the lawn. The dogs still roam free. The junk vehicles haven't moved. Because the owner of the property, 32-year-old Brian M. Nelson, doesn't believe the law...