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Multiple reports say Libya's Moammar Gadhafi may be dead. A photo of a body purported to be Ghadafi has been shown on television and websites after earlier reports that he had been captured and wounded. NPR News producer Grant Clark is in Tripoli and joins Renee Montagne by phone.

The goal of the vaccinators isn't to stop cholera in its tracks. They can't do that in Haiti with only enough vaccine for 100,000 people. The aim is to show the world that vaccination against the illness can be done.

The birth marks the first for a sitting French head of state in 155 years. The last time this happened Empress Eugenie gave birth to Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte.

CT scans and new DNA technology indicate that a bone sharpened into a spear was used to kill a mastodon in the northwestern U.S. 13,800 years ago. The research revisits an old debate about the evidence for an early hunt in North America.

Rice writes that before their meeting in 2008, she was well aware of his "slightly eerie fascination with me." Rice reveals that Gadhafi made a tape for her.

In the coming months, children will no longer have to take off their shoes at airport security checkpoints and pat-downs will also occur less frequently.

A provision of the Affordable Care Act that allows young adults to stay on their parents' health plans offset some of the increase in the number of people without insurance coverage.

The artist says his painting is a visual metaphor for the disaster banks have caused in the economy.

Meat processors warn the move will cause consumers to pay more for meat, but some large companies like Costco already require suppliers to prove their products are free from several strains of E. coli banned by the new rule.

Scientists found that single men who started out with relatively high testosterone levels were more likely than other men to become fathers. But once a baby arrived, testosterone levels plummeted.