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Is it possible to test if someone is too high to drive? Eli Wirtschafter from KALW reports an emerging industry is trying to answer that question.

If you think your to-do list is long, consider your Senators'.

In Aberdeen, Scotland, two men had a "beard and mustache festival" earlier this year. But they've since parted ways and are now throwing competing festivals, but both about facial hair.

Thanks to a court order, commercials and print ads touting the negative effects of smoking — and paid for by three major tobacco companies — begin running on Sunday.

The IOC investigated claims the Russian government was involved in doping its athletes at the Winter Games in Sochi in 2014.

Here & Now's Robin Young discusses Franken announcing his resignation from the Senate on Thursday with NPR's Jessica Taylor.

A flight from New York City to Seattle had to make a stop in Billings, Mont., after the bathrooms stopped working.

While the orders are supposed to reduce regulations for internet providers, critics say the real problem is a lack of government investment.

A study looks at the effect of housing vouchers on criminal activity. People who receive Section 8 vouchers are more likely to be arrested for violent crimes, but this effect only shows up for men.

The shooter has been killed by law enforcement, authorities say. Here & Now's Robin Young gets the latest from NPR's Nathan Rott.