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Faced With Ukrainian Turmoil, NATO Considers New 'Rapid Reaction Force'
A box of chicken eggs painted to look like marbled murrelet eggs. The eggs contain a chemical that induces vomiting. Scientists are trying to teach the endangered bird's predator, a type of jay, to avoid murrelet eggs. Lauren Sommer/KQED hide caption
To Save A Species, Scientists Trick Jays With An Egg Bait-And-Switch
Page County, Va., Sheriff John Thomas received an MRAP for his department in May. "Is it overkill? Yeah, it is. I mean, for our use, it's more armor than we need. But it's free," he says. David Welna/NPR hide caption
Mike Buchanan gives his presentation, "Let's Get Political," at the International Conference on Men's Issues, held in June near Detroit. Buchanan founded a political party in the U.K., Justice for Men & Boys, in 2013. Fabrizio Costantini/Getty Images hide caption
Actor and typewriter aficionado Tom Hanks says typing on a typewriter "is only a softer version of chiseling words into stone." iStockphoto hide caption
In Tom Hanks' iPad App, Typewriters Make Triumphant Return (Ding!)
State Dept. Officials Work To Verify Islamic State's Beheading Video
North Korea Grants Interviews With American Detainees: To What End?
Sinkane's new album, Mean Love, is out now. Martine Carlson/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
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