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  • People wearing protective masks walk near the iconic headquarters of Chinese state broadcaster Central China Television in Beijing, which has been blanketed by heavy smog.
    WATCH: Time-Lapse Video Shows Wall Of Smog In Beijing
    The sky appears blue at the beginning of the 13-second video, then completely disappears from view in the haze of brown smog. Dozens of Chinese cities are currently under pollution alerts.
  • Asperger's Diagnosis A Life-Changer For 'Outsider'
    For most of his life, music critic Tim Page felt like an outsider. Restless and isolated, he was uneasy around others. Finally, when he was 45, Page was diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome.
  • Undiagnosed Asperger's Leads To 'Life As An Outsider'
    For most of his life, music critic Tim Page felt like an outsider. Restless and isolated, he was uneasy around others. Finally, when he was 45, Page was diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome.
  • A skeleton of an <em>Allosaurus</em> on display at Drouot auction house in Paris in October. A new theory says the dinosaurs were killed by a comet fragment that originally came from the edge of the solar system.
    Dinosaur-Killing Impact Came From Edge Of Solar System, New Theory Suggests
    Harvard researchers say a comet from deep space — not an asteroid from the belt past Mars — was responsible for the mass extinction. Others are skeptical.
  • Robert and Dayna Baer first met while on a mission to Sarajevo for the CIA.
    A True-Life Love Story Between Spies
    Robert and Dayna Baer were both married — to other people — when they met working undercover for the CIA in war-torn Sarajevo. Their new book tells the story of their unlikely relationship with each other and the CIA.
  • A woman cycles along a street during a sandstorm in Beijing on Monday.
    Desert Dust Sweeps Into Beijing, Causing China's Worst Sandstorm In 10 Years
    Residents in the capital woke up to a choking orange hue in the air on Monday, as airborne dust from the Gobi Desert sent the air-quality index to hazardous levels and forced flight cancelations.
  • Detail from the cover of <i>Guru</i> by Jeff Griggs.
    Del Close and the Roots of Second City
    Author Jeff Griggs talks about Guru: My Days with Del Close. Close was central to Chicago's Second City club, which gave rise to John Belushi, Bill Murray and many other comic talents.
  • Last Call: Send Us Your Commercials For 'Nicer Living' Project
    It's the last call for our commercials for Nicer Living. It's an update of a project NPR's Susan Stamberg ran 45 years ago, where listeners wrote commercials for the little joys that make life better.
  • Dome of heat builds across South Carolina midweek
    It is the first day of astronomical summer, and temperatures are about to heat up across the Southeastern United States. The second heat wave over the course of two weeks is slated to arrive to most of South Carolina by Wednesday.
  • Stew Discovers 'Something Deeper'
    Singer/songwriter Stew seamlessly blends gospel and funk with sophisticated lyrics, sweet melodies, and an even sweeter voice. His eighth album, titled Something Deeper Than These Changes, takes the listener on intimate journeys into Stew's past, and offers vivid portraits of the people he is closest to in the present. NPR's Neda Ulaby profiles the musician.
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