Geithner’s Take on Debt & Default July 18, 2011 Weighing in on Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner’s answers on how the nation will deal with the possibility of a default, with Robert McTeer, former president of the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank and ...

Cramer Morning Picks:Schlumberger July 18, 2011 CNBC’s Jim Cramer says he is loving "boring" here and picks a couple of oil services stocks. (CNBC)

Beginning of the End of the Crisis? July 18, 2011 Insight on whether housing is starting to see signs of a recovery, with Mark Hulbert, Hulbert Financial Digest. (CNBC)

Big Blue Earnings Trade July 18, 2011 A preview of IBM earnings and what investors want to see, with Ben Reitzes, Barclays Capital. (CNBC)

News Corp Takes Another Hit July 18, 2011 CNBC’s Kayla Tausche has the details on British PM cutting his trade mission to Africa short as the hacking scandal grows. (CNBC)

Debt Deadline: 16 Days Left July 18, 2011 Weighing in on Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner’s take on what would happen if the U.S. were to default, with former Sen. Judd Gregg, (R-NH), and Jared Bernstein, former policy adviser to ...

How to find the best deals on everything July 18, 2011 Elizabeth Fenner of Money magazine talks about strategies for finding the best bargains on cars, food, wine, travel and more. (TODAY)

Bring on the bras! July 18, 2011 TODAY style editor Bobbie Thomas spotlights bras for all shapes, sizes and various occasions. (TODAY)

Hoda Kotb on writing from her heart July 18, 2011 TODAY’s Hoda Kotb talks about her New York Times bestseller “How I Survived War Zones, Bad Hair, Cancer and Kathie Lee,” now out in paperback.  (TODAY)

Savannah gets cooking lessons from Al July 18, 2011 TODAY’s self-proclaimed “kitchen catastrophe” Savannah Guthrie gets a cooking lesson from Al Roker and makes her mom’s delicious strawberry-rhubarb pie. (TODAY)

Fun ways to use grilled bread in salads July 18, 2011 Chef David Creamer talks about how to use delicious grilled bread in salads, including the Italian classic Panzanella salada and a chopped salad with grilled focaccia (TODAY)

Daily Rundown Politics Panel July 18, 2011 Dan Balz of the Washington Post, Jeff Zeleny of the New York Times, and Beth Reinhard from National Journal: Our panel has the latest analysis of the internal bargaining within the debt talks and ...

Chuck’s First Read July 18, 2011 Chuck has the latest on the debt talks and whether Speaker John Boehner can sell a compromise in the Senate. Plus, is Elizabeth Warren running for Senate? (The Daily Rundown)

Dalai Lama: Online followers are ‘new reality’ July 18, 2011 TODAY’s Ann Curry asks the spiritual leader about the importance of the millions of Facebook and Twitter followers that tune into his message of peace. (TODAY)

More police resignations in hacking scandal July 18, 2011 John Yates, assistant commissioner of London police resigns, following the exit of Scotland Yard’s top cop this weekend, as the repercussions of the News Corp. hacking scandal continue. ...

Norquist on tax hikes: No, no, no July 18, 2011 Grover Norquist is head on Americans for Tax Reform and the creator of "The Pledge" not to raise taxes. He says no means no when it comes to raising revenue and also says Speaker Boehner will not ...

Gov. O’Malley: Governors worried about credit ... July 18, 2011 Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley says the federal government should be prudent when considering large spending cuts in order to avoid simply passing costs on to the states. (The Daily Rundown)

Santelli’s Bond Report July 18, 2011 CNBC’s Rick Santelli has the morning bond report. (CNBC)

Gold at $1600 July 18, 2011 CNBC’s Sharon Epperson has the update on gold soaring to all-time highs. (CNBC)

Cramer’s One Big Thing: Gold July 18, 2011 Mad Money host Jim Cramer says it’s not too late for investors to get in on the precious metal. (CNBC)