TODAY Show Full Episode Recap – June 18
In the June 18 episode of the TODAY Show, co-hosts discuss key news stories and interviews with notable guests, providing insights and updates. The episode covers current events, lifestyle segments, and expert advice to engage viewers.
Mivo App: Mindful Management of Screen Time
Mivo has launched a new app, Mivo Scrolling, designed to help users mindfully manage their screen time instead of imposing strict limits. This innovative approach aims to combat the common issue of doomscrolling on social media by promoting awareness and intentional use of digital devices.
Rivian Faces Lawsuit Over Self-Driving Feature Promises
Rivian owners have filed a class action lawsuit alleging that the company made false promises regarding self-driving features for its first-generation R1 vehicles. The plaintiffs claim Rivian led them to believe hands-free driving would be available, which has not materialized.
Amazon Takes Aim at Nvidia with AI Chip Sales
Amazon is looking to compete more directly with Nvidia by selling its AI chips to other data centers. This move could open up a $50 billion revenue opportunity, according to CEO Andy Jassy.
Crocodile Enclosure Incident Leaves Toddler Critical
A toddler is in critical condition after a traumatic incident involving a crocodile enclosure, leading to serious injuries that required hospitalization. A man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder in connection with the event.
Knicks Championship Parade Celebrates NYC Triumph
The New York Knicks celebrated their championship victory with a rousing parade through Manhattan’s Canyon of Heroes. Fans and players alike gathered to honor the team’s achievement and share in the excitement.
US-Iran Deal: A New Era of Ceasefire?
The United States has reached a new agreement with Iran to extend the ceasefire for an additional 60 days, focusing on strategic control over the Strait of Hormuz. This development raises questions about the future of US-Iran relations and regional stability.
Mets Reporter Steve Gelbs’ Skyline Chili Challenge
New York Mets reporter Steve Gelbs faced a humorous challenge on-air while tasting Skyline Chili, humorously preferring a vending machine burrito. His comments ignited a spirited debate among fans regarding the merits of Cleveland’s iconic dish.
Rogan Claims Presidents Tried to Remove His Podcast
Joe Rogan revealed that former presidents attempted to persuade Spotify to remove his podcast due to allegations of COVID-19 vaccine misinformation. The controversy surrounding his comments has sparked significant debate about censorship and free speech.
Trump’s Iran Framework: Risky Diplomatic Gamble
The Trump administration’s new Iran framework presents immediate waivers on oil sanctions while deferring critical nuclear discussions, highlighting diplomatic risks. Officials acknowledge the potential for Tehran to mislead or deceive in negotiations.
Sen. Peters wants to know why ICE bought spyware that can take control of phones
Sen. Peters wants to know why ICE bought spyware that can take control of phones
What's a good student loan interest rate for fall 2026?
What's a good student loan interest rate for fall 2026?
Some Trump officials worried about rapid use of interceptor, precision-guided weapons, sources say
Friend of man shot dead by Madison police says he "was executed" as protests continue
New details from original Nancy Guthrie ransom note
NYPD arrests 89 suspected human traffickers, rescues dozens of victims during World Cup

























































































