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Giving Chickens Bacteria … To Keep Them Antibiotic-Free

i i Within a day after chicks hatch, they are sorted by sex and shipped to farms. Some will be treated with antibiotics; others will not. Dan Charles /NPR hide caption itoggle caption Dan Charles /NPR Within a day after chicks hatch, they are sorted by sex and shipped to farms. Some will be treated

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Treasury Announces New Steps To Reduce Corporate Tax Dodges

The U.S. Treasury announced steps on Monday to stop and reduce the number of American companies who are dodging taxes by moving their parent company overseas. “These transactions erode the U.S. tax base, unfairly placing a larger burden on all other taxpayers, including small businesses and hardworking Americans,” Treasury said in a statement. If you

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Workers Hand Out Soap And Advice As Sierra Leone Locks Down

i i During the three-day lockdown, the government of Sierra Leone is sending teams of workers door-to-door to talk to people about how to protect themselves from Ebola. Anders Kelto/NPR hide caption itoggle caption Anders Kelto/NPR During the three-day lockdown, the government of Sierra Leone is sending teams of workers door-to-door to talk to people

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Texas Gubernatorial Candidates Go The Border To Court Voters

i i Texas state Sen. Wendy Davis shakes hands with state Attorney General Greg Abbott after their debate in the Rio Grande Valley on Friday. Gabe Hernandez/AP hide caption itoggle caption Gabe Hernandez/AP Texas state Sen. Wendy Davis shakes hands with state Attorney General Greg Abbott after their debate in the Rio Grande Valley on

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Pope Names A Moderate To Be Chicago’s New Archbishop

i i Bishop Blase Cupich will replace Cardinal Francis George as the new archbishop of Chicago. He’s seen here in 2011, presenting a Church study on clergy sex abuse. Pablo Martinez Monsivais/AP hide caption itoggle caption Pablo Martinez Monsivais/AP Bishop Blase Cupich will replace Cardinal Francis George as the new archbishop of Chicago. He’s seen

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As Scotland Rejects Independence, Cameron Promises More Autonomy

i i Dejected “yes” supporters sit in George Square, Glasgow, Scotland, on Friday. Scots voted decisively against independence from the U.K. Robert Perry/EPA/Landov hide caption itoggle caption Robert Perry/EPA/Landov Dejected “yes” supporters sit in George Square, Glasgow, Scotland, on Friday. Scots voted decisively against independence from the U.K. Robert Perry/EPA/Landov British Prime Minister David Cameron

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French Jets Conduct First Airstrikes Against ISIS In Iraq

i i A remote camera screen grab provided by the French army shows two Rafale jet fighters flying over Iraq on Friday. French President Francois Hollande announced that the fighters had carried out their first airstrikes in northern Iraq. AP hide caption itoggle caption AP A remote camera screen grab provided by the French army

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Fla. Man Kills 6 Grandchildren, Daughter Before Suicide

Don Spirit is pictured in this 2001 handout photo obtained by Reuters on Friday. Police identified Spirit as the man who gunned down his six grandchildren and daughter before taking his own life. Reuters/Landov hide caption itoggle caption Reuters/Landov Police in Florida say a man who did time in prison a decade ago on firearms

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Doctor Says Toronto Mayor Rob Ford Has ‘Rare … Difficult’ Cancer

i i Toronto Mayor Rob Ford in December 2013. Chris Young/The Canadian Press hide caption itoggle caption Chris Young/The Canadian Press Toronto Mayor Rob Ford in December 2013. Chris Young/The Canadian Press Toronto Mayor Rob Ford, who made international news after he admitted to smoking crack, has cancer. That’s according to his doctor, a colorectal

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Two More NFL Players Placed On ‘Exempt List’ Over Domestic Violence

i i Carolina Panthers’ Greg Hardy waves to fans as he arrives for an NFL football practice in Charlotte, N.C., Sept. 11, 2014. Chuck Burton/ASSOCIATED PRESS hide caption itoggle caption Chuck Burton/ASSOCIATED PRESS Carolina Panthers’ Greg Hardy waves to fans as he arrives for an NFL football practice in Charlotte, N.C., Sept. 11, 2014. Chuck

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Islamic State Planned Killing In Australia, PM Says After Raids

i i New South Wales Police Commissioner Andrew Scipione, right, and Australian Federal Police Acting Commissioner Andrew Colvin describe how 800 federal and state police officers raided more than two dozen properties as part of the operation Sept. 18 in Sydney. Rick Rycroft/AP hide caption itoggle caption Rick Rycroft/AP New South Wales Police Commissioner Andrew

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More Birthdays For Kids Under 5 Around The World

i i Jung Ha-yoon, 2, and other children in Seoul, South Korea, enjoy playing around (and in) ceramic jars. The country’s infant mortality rate dropped 91 percent between 1972 and 2012. Jacquelyn Martin/AP hide caption itoggle caption Jacquelyn Martin/AP Jung Ha-yoon, 2, and other children in Seoul, South Korea, enjoy playing around (and in) ceramic

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