More in Life - Page 1751
A beer truck crashed into a chip truck and made a delicious mess
Bro, no beer? No chips, bro?
How security is changing in European airports after the Brussels attack
They're implementing a range of new measures.
Belgian authorities had intel on the bombers, but STILL failed to stop them
Authorities either missed or overlooked several clues that may have led them to the attackers -- and questions about their actions are piling up.
Australian shepherd takes newborn cheetah cubs into its care
After losing their mother, the cubs are under the care of a Blakely, a dog living at the Cincinnati Zoo.
By Laura Vitto
Seattle's 'Man in tree' siege ends after more than 24 hours
A man lounging in a downtown Seattle tree refuses to come down as his ordeal enters its second day.
Terror attacks in Western Europe are up, but not close to the 1970s
In 1979, Western Europe was home to 1,019 terrorist attacks.
Wearable duvet bodysuits are for people who love bed a little too much
Become the giant marshmallow you always dreamed you'd be.
By Ryan Creamer
Chill dog friends enjoy each other's company on their favorite swing
A tranquil day at the park.
By Chloe Bryan
Child doesn’t appreciate your dancing in the car
"You guys are all so lame."
#MuslimNeighborhood hashtag shows solidarity against Trump, Cruz police patrols
If you want to see what a "Muslim neighborhood" looks like, just refer to Twitter.
By Neha Prakash
Why Brussels mattered and Istanbul didn't: The double standard on terror
As European monuments lit up in the colors of the Belgian flag after Tuesday's bombings, those of us in Turkey felt, once again, how starkly different the world media covers terrorist attacks in our country.
By Suna Vidinli
Your couch needs these dreamy planet-inspired throw pillows
Calling all comfy space nerds.
By Laura Vitto
Obama: Ted Cruz's call to secure Muslim neighborhoods is not 'who we are'
Obama described Cruz's call to "patrol and secure Muslim neighborhoods" in the wake of the terrorist attacks in Brussels "contrary to who we are."
Master solves and juggles Rubik's cubes at the same damn time
The solvability of Rubik's cubes is a real toss-up.
By Diana Shi
'Eat Like A Gilmore' with these Stars Hollow-inspired recipes
"We need burgers, fries, onion rings and anything else you can think of."
CDC tells doctors to stop testing patients for marijuana
Last week, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released an updated set of guidelines for prescribing opioids to patients suffering from chronic pain.
By Mike Adams
Virgin America is reportedly considering selling itself, and Wall Street is here for it
But who would buy it?
Brussels travel still paralyzed after terror attacks
Flights to and from Brussels remained canceled, but trains resumed service after two terrorist attacks killed at least 32 people and injured many others.
Kind coffee shop employees comfort grieving customer at drive-thru window
Coffee with a side of compassion.
By Chloe Bryan
Ultimate friendship between dog and bird is just what the world needs
Bird Noir + Jackson = BFF
Paul Ryan subtweets Donald Trump in speech decrying 'ugliness' of 2016 race
Ryan’s speech sought to provide a hopeful message that a civil political discourse is possible, but urged the country to get out of "echo chambers" that prevented them from listening to ideas different from their own.
By Emily Cahn
Uber gets a taste of its own medicine from a competitor
Uber filed a lawsuit this week against a competitor in India for allegedly using the same dirty tricks Uber itself has been accused of employing in the past.
Michigan 'fundamentally accountable' for Flint crisis, inquiry finds
The panel said that what happened in Flint is "a story of government failure, intransigence, unpreparedness, delay, inaction, and environmental injustice."
