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The methane-powered moon lander called Morpheus is likely a total loss.

Drone makers and robotics manufacturers gathered in Las Vegas are optimistic that they will overcome civil liberties concerns about these gadgets, and make the leap from wartime to peacetime markets. Products include "throwable" robots that police can use for remote surveillance, and small aircraft to watch volcanic eruptions.

We're seeing their "capacity to look ahead, to heal, to be tolerant, to be understanding and to be calm and composed in the face of terrible grief or tragedy," India's ambassador to the U.S. tells NPR.

Eastin is breaking the barrier amid controversy by replacing locked-out officials.

Bolt becomes the first Olympian in history to successfully defend gold medals in the the 100 and 200 meter races.

Several independent fact-checking organizations have called the ad misleading or false. But Republicans have also pounced on one of their own. The spokeswoman for Mitt Romney's campaign, while rebutting the superPAC ad, opened up old wounds over the candidate's health care record.

Melissa Block talks to Arjun Srinivasan about gonorrhea and other diseases that are resistant to drugs, and what can be done to contain their spread. Srinivasan is a medical officer in the division of healthcare quality promotion of the Centers for Disease Control.

After two days and ten events, Eaton can now call himself the world's greatest athlete.

After two days and ten events, Eaton can now call himself the world's greatest athlete.

San Antonio dramatically cut consumption and invested in water recycling and desalination projects. The city still uses about the same amount of water it did in the early '90s even though it has added more than 300,000 residents. It now bills itself as "Water's Most Resourceful City."