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Twitter suspends high-profile journalists who cover owner Elon Musk, and Prince Harry details a "terrifying" screaming match with older brother Prince William in his Netflix docuseries. Plus, how to get free Covid tests delivered to your door during the holidays, and some last-minute stocking stuffer ideas.

Twitter suspends the accounts of several journalists who cover the company. 

Last night, Twitter suspended the accounts of several high-profile journalists who cover owner Elon Musk and Twitter, including reporters from The New York Times, CNN and The Washington Post. Musk said it was due to a new rule about accounts that track private jets, including one owned by Musk. “Criticizing me all day long is totally fine, but doxxing my real-time location and endangering my family is not," he said in a tweet. Last month, Musk tweeted that he would not ban an account that tracked his jet, but he reversed his stance yesterday. "This is the very stuff that he’s criticized the previous Twitter of doing," one of the suspended reporters told NBC News.

Prince Harry says Prince William screamed at him at a family meeting: 'It was terrifying.' 

In a new episode of the Netflix docuseries "Harry & Meghan" released yesterday, Prince Harry shares details of what he says was an explosive meeting with older brother Prince William amid Harry's break with the royal family. “It was terrifying to have my brother scream and shout at me, and my father say things that just simply weren’t true, and my grandmother quietly sit there and sort of take it all in,” Harry said. He also lamented the rift that now exists between him and William. "The saddest part of it was this wedge created between myself and my brother, so that he’s now on the institution’s side," he said. See all the latest revelations from the show here. 

Essay: I’m a stay-at-home dad. It took me a while to feel confident saying that. 

A stay-at-home dad from Albany, New York, shares how he struggled with how his community viewed him and how he viewed himself as the primary caregiver to their children. "Modern American mythology reveres men who pull themselves up by their bootstraps ... not men who nurture their families," Jay Deitcher writes. He says he has gotten a glimpse at what women have been enduring for years in a society that doesn't value work at home. Going to therapy and becoming a writer on the side helped, but he still has a sense of discomfort. "If I wasn’t working or caring for my kids, I still told myself I wasn’t doing enough, so I didn’t know how to relax," he wrote. Read the essay here. 

From L.O.L. Surprise to Lululemon, these stocking stuffers are all under $10.

The presents are all bought, the gifts are wrapped, and then it hits you: You forgot stocking stuffers. But there's no reason for any last-minute anxiety, as we have the best little gifts for men, women, teens and kids, all for under $10. Choose from these dozens of toys, books, tech accessories, and an old stocking stuffer favorite — socks. 

Achieve your life goals with easy tips.

If you're feeling sick ahead of a holiday gathering and want a rapid Covid test to protect yourself and others, you can now get a batch of them for free. As Covid cases rise around the country, each household is currently eligible to order four free rapid antigen COVID-19 tests by mail as part of the White House's plan to combat a winter surge. The tests can be ordered at COVIDTests.gov and orders will ship starting on Monday through the U.S. Postal Service, according to the USPS website.

Allow us to do the meal-planning for you.

 This gazpacho recipe from Spain by Patricia Andrés, the wife of celebrity chef José Andrés, is so enticing that José says it's one of the reasons he married her. The rich, creamy soup is best made with Spanish sherry vinegar and served with cherry tomatoes, diced cucumber and a drizzle of olive oil. José also stopped by the TODAY kitchen to prepare xuixos, a Catalan pastry filled with citrus and spice infused crema Catalana. 

A little pick-me-up before you go.

A little girl's joy over her first dance recital wasn't complete until she knew mom and dad were there to see it. Emmy Krow, 3, was scanning the crowd with her fellow dancers after their recital at Unity Dance Spectrum in Chicopee, Massachusetts, when she finally spotted her family, and her face lit up with a big smile. She immediately gave them a wave and then shed tiny tears of happiness knowing they were there to see her performance. See the adorable moment here. 

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Written by Scott Stump | Edited by Philip Caulfield

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