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Hoda Kotb announces she’s leaving ‘Today’ after 26 years with NBC
Hoda Kotb Announces Her Departure from ‘Today’ After 26 Years with NBC
In a surprising announcement that has left fans and colleagues alike reflecting on an era of morning television, Hoda Kotb revealed she is stepping down from her role on NBC’s ‘Today’ show after a remarkable 26-year tenure with the network. This news marks the end of an era for the veteran broadcaster who has become a beloved figure on morning television.
Kotb, known for her warmth, intelligence, and genuine rapport with both guests and viewers, joined NBC News in 1998 as a correspondent for “Dateline NBC.” Her impactful storytelling and engaging personality quickly established her as a respected journalist, propelling her career forward and leading to her position at ‘Today’.
During her time at ‘Today’, Kotb has worn many hats, transitioning from co-hosting the fourth hour, alongside Kathie Lee Gifford and later Jenna Bush Hager, to becoming a staple on the main desk. In 2018, Kotb was announced as co-anchor of the show’s principal morning segment, following the departure of Matt Lauer.
Donald Trump Delivers Bizarre Message to ‘No Kings Day’ Organizers and Protesters, Mocking Them for “Wasting Hours That Could Earn Them Money” to March Against His Regime, While Claiming “I’m Not a King” and Blasting Taylor Swift for Spending Her Money “Foolishly” on the Movement
Taylor Swift’s Presence at the No Kings Day Protest Underscores a Turning Point in Celebrity Activism as She Publicly Aligns Herself With a Movement Calling for Donald Trump’s Government Accountability and Justice as the Pop Icon delivers a very short speech to the President
“The Queen is Here!” Taylor Swift Makes Rare Public Appearance as She’s Spotted Marching Alongside Thousands at the Nationwide No Kings Day Protest, Days After Donating $1 Million to Support Demonstrators Against Fascist Donald Trump
Travis Kelce Commends his Fiancé Taylor Swift for Donating $1 Million to No Kings Day Protest Organizers, Reveals the State She’ll Be Marching In and Addresses Whether He’ll Join Her in Marching against Donald Trump’s Government
Federal Judge Orders Title 32 Status National Guard to Wear Body Cameras Nationwide While Responding to ‘No Kings Day’ Protests, Following President Trump’s Controversial Deployment to Monitor and Maintain Order Across All States
Taylor Swift announces four states she’ll appear in to support and March at the No Kings Day protest on October 18, after donating $1 million to support the march.
Taylor Swift announces which state she’ll be joining for the No Kings Day protest on October 18 after donating $1 million to support the movement to march against Donald Trump’s Government
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Taylor Swift Accuses Donald Trump of Trying to be a King — Says He Uses Power to Enrich Himself, Silence Critics, Ignore Court Rulings, Deploy Troops in U.S. Cities, and Even Flirt with an Unconstitutional Third Term — Urges Americans to Come Out Massively for “No Kings Day” Rally
President Trump Issues Executive Order Banning the Planned ‘No Kings Day’ Rally on October 18, Citing National Security Risks — Warns Taylor Swift to Revoke Her $1 Million Donation to Organizers stating she’s ’FUNDING CHAOS’
