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Old Vespas turned into chairs will help you zoom through your workday
Vespa chairs are the new racecar beds.
Man's big ocean dive ends in a beautiful pile of failure
His enthusiasm doesn't quite match his spatial relations.
Stunned survivors try to make sense of Belgium attacks
At least 31 have been reported killed after explosions rocked Brussels, the Belgian capital; at Brussels airport, and at a metro station.
By Johnny Simon
Republicans offer 'prayers,' ignore Trump after Brussels attacks
"I’m not going to take the bait this morning," House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) said when asked about Donald Trump's comments that the U.S. should start waterboarding suspected terrorists again in response to the attacks in Belgium.
'Kids are the worst' Instagram account captures precious moments when kids are evil
"Where does this pile of diapers go? I know! On my head."
Live out your Tony Hawk dreams with this incredibly creative skateboarding video
This dude's moves are dope.
These dogs dressed as presidential candidates need your vote
These pups have political aspirations.
By Laura Vitto
'I have never seen such scenes': Witnesses describe the Brussels attacks
Hundreds were caught up in the attacks.
By Tim Chester
Someone used this Burger King ad in response to the Brussels attacks
The ad dates back to 2008
By Romain Houeix
Brussels attacks raise questions about airport security
"But if an explosive device is packed into a bag or suicide vest, that makes it very difficult to detect."
Belgium's 'Manneken Pis' statue becomes a symbol of anti-terrorist defiance
"I would piss on your bombs."
By Sam Haysom
These CCTV videos people are sharing are NOT from the Brussels attacks
A number of CCTV videos that captured previous blasts in Russia and Belarus are being shared widely on Twitter and Facebook and purporting to show the Brussels bombings.
By Brian Ries
Donald Trump: Brussels is a 'disaster city'
Trump said he would support using waterboarding to get information from terrorism suspects.
7 Viking festivals to let loose your inner warrior
What's summer without a goblet of mead and battle reenactments?
By Cailey Rizzo
People are sharing this French cartoonist's moving tribute to Belgium
"13 novembre... 22 mars..."
By Sam Haysom
Train accident in Singapore kills 2 maintenance staff
The two men were investigating an equipment alarm when they were hit by an oncoming train.
By Victoria Ho
Travel in Belgium disrupted following explosions at airport and metro
Flights were diverted and public transport shut down.
By Tim Chester
People are abusing delicate cherry blossom trees for the perfect spring selfie
People are kicking and climbing on the trees to get the picture they want.
By Alicia Tan
Bangkok is the second-most congested city in the world
In the evenings, traffic slows down to more than half the speed.
By Victoria Ho
Daring skier defies gravity in thrilling first-person video
Your stomach might drop.
Airline system glitch in Japan grounds 120 flights, leaves 16,000 stranded
More than 50 airports across Japan were the scenes of major chaos.
By Alicia Tan
Dozens dead in Brussels after explosions rock airport and metro station
The explosions come just days after the main suspect in the November Paris attacks was arrested in the city.
By Liza Hearon & Blathnaid Healy
Chinese villagers are selling fresh mountain air to urbanites
"Buying air equals buying health."
By Alicia Tan
10,000 angry cabbies brought Jakarta to a standstill
The planned protest was intended to be peaceful, but turned violent.
By Victoria Ho
