What’s next for Hesjedal? July 19, 2011 Garmin-Cervelo’s Ryder Hesjedal had a breakout 2010 Tour. Tuesday he helped Thor Hushovd win. (NBC Sports)

ICAST 2011 Mojo Clothing July 18, 2011 Peter Miller shows how you too can get your Mojo on while fishing (NBC Sports)

Coaching rivalry between Harbaugh brothers July 18, 2011 HBO Sports: Now that they both are NFL coaches, Jim and John Harbaugh admit they discuss football a little bit less with each other. (NBC Sports)

Newman, Stewart lead Loudon charge July 18, 2011 Teammates Ryan Newman and Tony Stewart talk about how their strategies paid off in helping them finish first and second at the Lenox Industrial Tools 301. (NBC Sports)

An Atypical Stalk July 18, 2011 t’s kind of hard to be disappointed in a buck like this one. (NBC Sports)

PFT Live, Segment 3: Talking with Daniel Kaplan July 18, 2011 SportsBusiness Journal’s Daniel Kaplan discusses the outstanding issues still standing in the way of lockout resolution, wonders how the union can justify their demands for $320 million in lost ...

PFT Live: Timmons thinks Goodell is just doing ... July 18, 2011 While teammate James Harrison criticized the NFL Commissioner for cracking down on defensive players, Pittsburgh linebacker Lawrence Timmons says Roger Goodell is just running a business. (NBC ...

NBC’s Richard Engel explores Egyptian pyramids July 18, 2011 NBC’s Richard Engel explores the secret tunnels under Egypt's Saqara Pyramids. (NBC News)

Invest in Tech Ahead of Earnings July 18, 2011 Insight on whether now is the time to invest in tech, with Jim Iuorio, TJM Institutional Services; Roger Kay, Endpoint Technologies, and CNBC’s Jon Fortt. (CNBC)

Egypt’s iconic antiquities chief refutes ... July 18, 2011 Zahi Hawass, Egypt’s antiquities minister, was fired Sunday after months of pressure from critics who attacked his credibility and accused him of having been too close to the regime of ousted ...

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)

NABE Survey: Recovery Reduces Speed July 18, 2011 The survey results show that the economic outlook is clouded by uncertainties, with Ken Simonson, NABE survey analyst. (CNBC)

Early Trading Buzz July 18, 2011 The buzz on what traders are watching today, with Peter Yastrow, Yastrow Origer market strategist/principal. (CNBC)

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)

Accio! Childhood memories July 17, 2011 The kids who first grew up with J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter characters are now adults, and with the last movie they're saying "goodbye" to part of their childhood. NBC's Lester ...

Man behind $1 coin initiative says coins waste ... July 17, 2011 Extended interview with former Congressman Earl Pomeroy D-N.D. on the one-dollar presidential coin initiative that’s filling up vaults rather than wallets and wasting money. (Nightly News)

Anthony released from jail, into unknown July 17, 2011 Casey Anthony, acquitted of murdering her daughter, was released from jail and managed to slip away - heavily guarded - from waiting news cameras and an angry crowd. NBC’s Kristen Dahlgren ...

Hot Midwest gets hotter July 17, 2011 The heat wave that began Saturday is bringing even more oppressive conditions to much of the U.S. The Weather Channel’s Eric Fisher explains how long the heat might last. (Nightly News)

Minting a waste of money? July 17, 2011 The U.S. Mint started churning out $1 coins after Congress told them to, but so few people are using them that more than $1 billion in coins are now idling in vaults. NBC’s Lisa Meyers ...

Despite looming deadline, Obama enjoys summer day July 17, 2011 Just 16 days from the Aug. 2 debt deadline, the president found time in Washington to go to church and watch soccer with his family. NBC’s Mike Viqueira reports. (Nightly News)