More in Life - Page 1752
Brussels bombers were criminals with ties to the Paris attackers
Two of the men were brothers and Belgian nationals with criminal records who had ties to those who carried out the November Paris attacks.
By Brian Ries
Perennial badass Martha Stewart drunkenly borrows a hoverboard
Martha Stewart Hoverboarding
Add this cream cheese Easter egg to your recipe basket
This creamy egg is worth the hunt.
Heartbroken crowd in Brussels gathers to sing John Lennon's 'Imagine'
Imagine all the people, living life in peace.
By Neha Prakash
Dog's crazy ball balancing skills earn her a world record
Purin the Beagle has some serious skills.
By Sam Haysom
Residents in Brussels wake up to loss, horror and heavy military presence in their city
A day after terror attacks left 34 people dead in Brussels, residents are coming to terms with a new reality in their city.
By Megan Specia
Heroic hound 'Whizz' gets posthumous award after saving 9 humans
"I heard a muffled voice, telling me to 'grab the dog.'"
By Sam Haysom
Spend National Puppy Day with this little golden retriever
Because we all need a puppy play break.
By Laura Vitto
This man is so popular with the ducks he has his own fan club
These ducks have got a lot of time for this human.
By Sam Haysom
Jeb Bush endorses Ted Cruz, disses Donald Trump
"We must move to overcome the divisiveness and vulgarity Donald Trump has brought into the political arena."
British man still missing after Brussels attacks
Concerned friends and family have launched appeals on social media.
By Tim Chester
Man tries to find out what human flesh tastes of, cuts piece out of his own leg
"That actually smells quite nice."
By Sam Haysom
Farmers in China create crop art of a massive detailed royal robe
Most amazing crop formation ever.
By Victoria Ho
Shanghai plans to make it easier to get divorced
It's planning an online booking system so couples can register their split ahead of time.
By Victoria Ho
21-year-old rescue cat is making his last years count with a bucket list
You're never too old to make a bucket list.
By Chloe Bryan
Hello Kitty-themed train's Taiwanese maiden voyage marred by thefts
By the end of the first day of operation, 328 headrest covers had gone missing.
By Alicia Tan
Trump and Clinton take Arizona, but Sanders and Cruz put up a fight
The presidential contest turned into a clash of would-be commanders in chief.
Our favourite street style looks spotted during Tokyo Fashion Week
Avant-garde at its finest.
By Alicia Tan
A brave woman hid a piece of poop in her purse when her date's toilet wouldn't flush
An epic tale flush with drama.
By Chloe Bryan
Australian Prime Minister's slogan is straight out of 'Veep'
Australia's prime minister has allegedly nicked a slogan, and it looks like it was taken straight from TV.
By Johnny Lieu
Donald Trump threatens to 'spill the beans' on Ted Cruz's wife over Melania ad
Donald Trump tweeted on Tuesday evening that he would "spill the beans" on GOP rival Ted Cruz's wife over an ad using photos from Melania Trump's photoshoot with GQ.
This American teen has seen 3 major terror attacks in 3 years
Among the nine Americans so far reported injured in the Brussels attacks is a young man who was also at the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing.
In its darkest hour, 18 photos show Brussels' humanity
The worst of humanity can sometimes bring out the best of humanity.
By Jenni Ryall
