todays vs todays'

The correct phrase is 'today's'. 'Today's' is the possessive form of 'today', indicating something that belongs to or is related to today. 'Today's' is commonly used in English.

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todays

This is not a correct construction in English. 'Todays' should be 'today's' to indicate possession or relationship to today.

The correct form is 'today's' when indicating something that belongs to or is related to today. It is used to show possession or association with the current day.

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The film from todays shoot is ruined.
In todays world, these definitions become blurred.
We open todays news with a moving story
I have one oar for all calls and for todays fair in Dobromosc.
Didn't you tell these gentlemen todays a special day?
We must distinguish I think between the bovver boy, yobbo type hooligans, so representative of the 1970s and todays more sophisticated, more disciplined hooligans
Todays generation just wants to clean up everything.
What's the date, John, todays date?
This is what is missing in todays' monsters.
Our efforts and their help turned the dream we once had into todays reality.
I assure you that the debate following the introduction of your programme will be far more dramatic than todays, when it is our task to present to you our aims and our dreams.
Dear Margaret, Even today/'m not exactly sure when everything ended.
Such frustrations are thought to play a part in todayis demonstrations.
'Remember, the world is not ending today.'
And to the class of1973... we say, don't forget to remember yourselves as you are today.' full of hope and the dream...
'That was Detective Superintendent Gibson speaking 'at a press conference earlier today.'
'along the Cambodian border north of Saigon today.'.
One more thing. I will conduct the mediations today,... but at the end of today, regardless of the outcome, I must be removed from Riker's body, even if the new host has not arrived.
Emmylou said, Go over to the jukebox and play George Jones' 'He Stopped Loving Her Today.'
'Lt's Pia and Dia's birthday today.'

Alternatives:

today's events
today's weather
today's news
today's date
today's special

todays'

This is not a correct construction in English. The correct form is 'today's' to indicate possession or relationship to today.