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Days after the Brussels attacks, their loved ones are still missing
In the chaos that followed the attacks here, families have been frantically searching for their loved ones. And information has been slow to trickle in.
By Megan Specia
2016: The year of the great Canadian mustard pickle tragedy
#PicklesBeforePolitics
Ben Affleck and Jimmy Fallon fight for their right to hold puppies
A handsome man holds adorable puppies. Gross.
New cafe turns depressing salads into beautiful little cakes
Trick your brain into thinking useless cucumber is actually delicious frosting.
100 years of fuzzy chick beauty
From yellow feathers and sleek grey beaks to... more yellow feathers and sleek grey beaks, this chicks have always been chic.
By Laura Vitto
Photographer turns old food scraps into new pieces of art
On her blog Culinary Canvas, Lauren Purnell turns leftover food scraps into small collages.
By Laura Vitto
Americans confirmed among the dead in Brussels attacks
"United States is praying and grieving with you for the loved ones of those cruelly taken from us, including Americans," John Kerry said in Brussels.
By Megan Specia
Starbucks CEO laments the decline of American politics - without mentioning Trump
Politicians have become "fool's gold" to a skeptical public, he says.
By Patrick Kulp
Apple-FBI battle is over but Silicon Valley is still preparing for the privacy war
The FBI's fight with Apple may be ending, but Silicon Valley's battle over privacy has just begun.
Jennifer Lawrence playing basketball gets a ballin' Photoshop battle
Can you hear that swish? It's not an Oscars gown or perfect hair.
Syrian forces clash with ISIS in advance on Palmyra
The retaking of Palmyra would be a significant victory for the Syrian government.
6 detained in Brussels raids linked to terror attacks
Belgian prosecutors said the raids targeted central Brussels, Jette and the Schaerbeek neighborhood.
Dog crashes soccer game and scores the goal to our hearts
How far would you go to fetch the ball?
Kerry, Putin talk Syria, Ukraine. But everyone wants to know: What's in the briefcase?
What's in the briefcase!?
How the Jian Ghomeshi verdict shows rape culture in action
It was a how-to manual for blaming and shaming those who say they have been victims of sex assault.
Some people want to allow firearms at the GOP convention
Not allowing guns at the arena in Cleveland this summer "is a direct affront to the Second Amendment and puts all attendees at risk," the petition says.
France arrests man in 'advanced stages' of attack plot
France's interior minister says a Frenchman has been arrested in the "advanced stages" of a plot to attack the country.
95-year-old grandma is the raddest flower girl around
Grandma Alice has no time for your wedding conventions.
By Chloe Bryan
The hot cross bun: There's more than meets the eye to this Easter treat
The time has come to gorge oneself on a whole load of sugary treats.
By Johnny Lieu
Ted Cruz to Trump: 'You're a sniveling coward, leave Heidi the hell alone.'
The spat is just the latest in the devolving relationship between the two men.
By Brian Ries
Basketball coach has a different secret handshake with each player on his team
The handshakes vary in coolness.
By Chloe Bryan
Britney Spears and Meghan Trainor mashup is the pop song of your '00s dreams
Overprotected? No.
Tampa is the latest Florida city to decriminalize marijuana possession
Mayor Bob Buckhorn has signed a measure into law that will prevent those people busted with small amounts of weed from being thrown in jail.
By Mike Adams
Hydraulic press celebrates Easter by destroying everything about it
This hydraulic press is on its own Easter egg hunt.
By Ryan Creamer
Where they plotted: Inside Molenbeek, Brussels
With Molenbeek again in the spotlight, this working-class district with a large Muslim population once more must face difficult questions about integration and radicalization.
By Megan Specia
