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West Point alumni group cancels ceremony honoring Tom Hanks. Also, families are turning to landlines to encourage connections for children without smartphones. Plus, the stars of 'The Paper' share details on their new series. And, items to refresh your wardrobe ahead of fall. 

We’re in Jerusalem live for the latest on the attack there, plus fighting in Gaza intensifies. Also, the fallout over President Trump's troop deployment into cities facing immigration crackdown. Plus, Prince Harry returns to the UK amid speculation of reunion with King Charles. And, the President of McDonald's on value prices. 

Sheinelle Jones returns to TODAY after stepping away to support her husband and family through Uche’s courageous fight against cancer, sitting down with Savannah Guthrie to discuss love and loss. Also, catching up with actor Orlando Bloom to discuss his latest project, psychological thriller “The Cut.” Plus, chefs Matt Abdoo and Jasmine Norton demonstrate some gameday recipes to try out this football season. 

Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr faces questioning from Senators on issues ranging from vaccine policies to C.D.C. staffing shake-ups. Also, how the Trump administration is planning to shake up some airline industry rules. Plus, Michael Jackson’s daughter Paris criticizes the upcoming biopic about her father’s life. And, remembering the life and legacy of Giorgio Armani. 

Sheinelle Jones opens up to Savannah Guthrie about the loss of her husband, Uche Ojeh, her family’s journey through grief and her return to TODAY’s Studio 1A.

NBC Senior Business Correspondent Christine Romans highlights best ways to seek out hidden savings you can get from your job. Also, how a teacher in Virginia created a real-life “Magic School Bus.” Plus, Pulitzer Prize and Emmy-winning journalist Trymaine Lee speaks about his story of resilience following his heart attack. And, Shop Today Editorial Director Adrianna Brach showcases some must have products for fall. 

NBC News Senior Business Analyst Stephanie Ruhle shares tips on bouncing back from summer spending. Also, an exclusive interview with Montell Jordan on Prostate Cancer Awareness Month and his journey following his diagnosis last year. Plus, bestselling author Xochitl Gonzalez shares the best new book releases this month. 

Trump confirms U.S. strike on alleged Venezuelan drug smuggling boat amid immigration enforcement battle. Also, China holds huge military parade. Plus, questions about the future of Howard Stern’s show. And, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell joins to discuss the upcoming football season.

A roundup of free items, events, and experiences you can find in September. Also, the story of World War II heroes and their families who are keeping the legacy of those who fought alive decades later. Plus, the latest buzzworthy movies and TV shows to watch this month. And, TODAY fitness expert Stephanie Mansour breaks down a fall exercise and fitness plan.

Nearly 30 years after her death, a new documentary about Princess Diana examines the 24 hours that followed and how the royal family responded. Also, a trio of stars — James Corden, Neil Patrick Harris and Bobby Cannavale — stop by to discuss joining forces for the new Broadway play ‘Art.’ Plus, chef Dan Pelosi shares a chicken cordon bleu recipe.

The Minneapolis Police Department confirmed that an active shooter allegedly opened fire at a church on the south side of Minneapolis – the city said there is no active threat at this time.

President Trump meets with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy at the White House to discuss Ukraine peace efforts, days after meeting with Russian President Putin in Alaska. 

Sharon Stone, the Oscar-nominated star of Casino, Basic Instinct, and Total Recall, sits down with Craig Melvin to discuss her groundbreaking career ahead of her role in Nobody 2. In the conversation, Stone shares personal stories that shaped her perspective, opens up about her humanitarian work with the United Nations and gives fans a sneak peek at her role in the highly anticipated Euphoria season 3.

In this extended interview, NBC’s Liz Kreutz sits with actor Jason Momoa to talk about his new Apple TV Series ‘Chief of War” that sheds light on Hawaiian history.  Jason opens up about what went into creating this labor of love from casting a nearly all-indigenous and polynesian cast, learning the Hawaiian language from a linguistic coach, and the extensive research he did for the series.