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'People are here to be human again': Brussels residents gather to honor victims of terror attack
Residents in the Belgian capital gathered in Bourse Square Tuesday evening, talking with friends and complete strangers, emerging from a day of attacks that rattled their city.
By Megan Specia
Sarah Palin wants to be the next Judge Judy
Sarah Palin can see her next TV adventure from her house.
Teen goldfish receives custom set of fish braces
Please don't call him Braceface. He is going through a rough time at school.
By Chloe Bryan
We've all been this third-wheeling dog
Third-wheeling with an overly attached couple just might be the worst form of self-inflicted torture.
By Laura Vitto
Why attackers keep targeting Europe
A combination of factors explain why the U.S. hasn't been hit by a Brussels-style assault, experts say. But one in particular stands out.
Here's what happens when you break your foot at graduation
Man, getting that diploma is more dangerous than we thought.
Tammy Duckworth: Rhetoric like Cruz's creates people 'like the guy that shot me down'
Illinois Rep. Tammy Duckworth warned comment's like Cruz's "create the next insurgent that’s going to shoot down an American helicopter like the guy that shot me down."
Hulk Hogan and Gawker founder trade insults after bitter trial
Denton might be down, but he refuses to be counted out.
People in Brussels hold vigils after terror attacks in their city
A large crowd gathered in Brussels' Bourse Square on Tuesday evening to hold vigil for the victims after terror attacks killed at least 31 people and injured many others.
Kanye West at a Justin Bieber concert is the happiest Kanye West
He's never been more excited.
Donald Trump bewilderingly denies that climate change poses a serious risk
Donald Trump does not see climate change as a risk, despite owning vulnerable properties.
Artists share Brussels tributes on Twitter
Artists across the world are sharing their creations in tribute to the victims of the Brussels attacks.
ISIS tech team warns 'brothers in Belgium' to avoid social media after Brussels attacks
The message is directed to "our brothers in Belgium" and provides seven tips for jihadis hoping to avoid arrest in the wake of the Brussels bombings.
By Brian Ries
Brussels streets are covered in chalk drawings filled with messages of love, not hate
"Chocolates, Beer and Love are still better than for humanity than bombs and hatred."
By Johnny Simon
Why Belgium is the 'weakest link' in Europe’s fight against violent extremists
An ISIS attack in Brussels left at least 31 dead, injured dozens more, and exposed how vulnerable Belgium is to extremists.
By Colin Daileda & Megan Specia
Save your wedding dress from toilet water with The Bridal Buddy
Because no one wants to spend their wedding day stuck in a bathroom stall.
Connie Britton on exploring shades of Faye in 'American Crime Story'
The shoes "were pretty awful, and amazing in their awfulness."
By Scott Huver
Kanye's pop up shop merch is now going for $2,000 on eBay
You can also get a t-shirt for $380
By David Yi
Showtime is hopping on the all-at-once release model with new show 'Dice'
Showtime is pulling a Netflix with 'Dice.'
Where pot is legal, more black people still go to jail for marijuana
African-Americans are still getting busted more than whites for marijuana in states that have made it legal.
By Mike Adams
Snoop Dogg creates a football cleat that literally screams money
Mind on my money, money on my mind.
By David Yi
Uber fills its app with hundreds of miniature Belgian flags after attacks
Users in Europe spotted the change.
By Sam Haysom
