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Long range models have the storm near Florida just in time for the Republican National Convention.

A wave of kidnappings and an alleged bombing plot — both linked to the uprising in neighboring Syria — are shaking Lebanon's precarious sectarian balance. But the foreign patrons of Lebanon's political factions are preoccupied with Syria and appear unwilling to bankroll a proxy war in Lebanon, at least for now.

The race remains tight with President Obama holding an edge so small that it's still within the margin of error, two new surveys show.

The Claymobile brings clay art education to diverse populations in the Philadelphia schools and community-based organizations.

The animal's owners had claimed it was killed, perhaps by other Native Americans. But an investigation shows it was a bacterial disease that killed the sacred animal, a local sheriff says.

The rotisserie chicken chain Boston Market is removing the salt shakers from tables in all of its restaurants. The company says it's part of an effort to reduce sodium, and to encourage diners to "taste their food before reaching for the salt." Salt shakers will be available for the asking.

The nonpartisan analysis arm of Congress has released its latest forecasts on the budget and the economy.

The Creative Discovery Museum and WTCI are teaming up to provide a sneak peek at a new children's program on PBS, Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood. The…

This summer's brutal drought has put ranchers in a difficult position; water and feed are running low and ruinously expensive to replace. NPR's Neal Conan speaks to stricken ranchers and agricultural economist Norman Dalsted about how to deal with the drought, and what to expect in terms of food prices.

The rover moved forward a short distance, rotated and moved backward. It's fully mobile, NASA engineers say.