A year after a powerful earthquake hit Haiti, the 1.5 million left homeless still live in temporary camps and makeshift homes, and much rubble remains to be cleared. On top of that, the nation is dealing with a cholera epidemic and political chaos. Explore a collection of past NPR stories that chronicle the Caribbean nation's slow road to recovery.
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A Year Of Challenges: Haiti After The Quake
The rule, instituted to improve sanitation, applies to bathrooms in tourist spots.
To protect the endangered cats, forest guards have the go-ahead to use lethal force if necessary.
Felix Baumgartner plans to freefall from 120,000 feet and break the speed of sound with his body.
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