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A camera that captures images at the rate of one trillion exposures per second is a device with amazing potential, according to researchers at MIT.

The explosion injured a man and his two children as they were driving through a tree-lined street in Monroe, Michigan.

Mexican authorities called the attack — one of deadliest during the drug war — an act of terror. The Mexican president declared three days of mourning.

Norwegian media are streaming their coverage as crews try to keep the MS Nordlys from going over. A fire killed at least two members of the crew and forced the evacuation of 260 others on board.

China has started a decade-long project aimed at constructing its own space station.

Little Cooper Wall Wagner grabbed for the president's teeth. The president cheerfully mugged for the cameras. Mom says she was embarrassed, but it doesn't appear she needed to be.

How an Asian hooded crane that probably should be in Japan this time of year got to the Southern U.S. isn't clear. But its appearance is bringing hundreds of bird watchers to the Hiwassee Refuge.

Last year was supposed to be a great year for the superhero movie, but it turned out to be hype: Neither Green Lantern nor Thor reached expectations. Looking ahead to 2012, there will be another bout of superhero movies, but this time, says NPR's Neda Ulaby, they actually might take off.

The tiny island nation in the South Pacific is moving from one side of the International Dateline to the other at midnight Thursday. So it will leap right to Saturday.

Clarkson has come a long way since winning the first American Idol way back in 2002, but the road hasn't always been easy.