This video was posted to YouTube with the title, "Crying Rottweiler Grieves For Dead Brother. Animals Do Have Emotions."

We hate to imagine what previous horrors may have sparked this dog's fear of farts.

So, we're uh, just gonna leave this right here.

Our friend Drew needs a bone marrow match. Could it be you?

Bravo, Washington Post web design team and reporter Philip Bump. Bravo.

The practice is a violation of medical ethics and international law. And the U.S. knows and admits it.

He may sing better than the humans on each side.

That look of wonder on their pudgy little baby faces.

How does this work? Because fluid dynamics. Why is it so mesmerizing? Because magic.

You need this right now.

As in life, you can choose to shoot pointy death darts, or fluffy marshmallows.

Very cool new hair coloring technique creates a digital pixelated effect.

The best thing to do is get really high before you watch this.

A Google attorney says the firm challenged the government's secrecy orders on the search warrants from the start, and was only allowed to notify users when those orders were partly lifted.

One of the cardinal rules of live television is that you've gotta be able to roll with whatever happens.

Guys. Sticking an arrow up her butt is one thing, but why does she have no eyes?

We are so screwed.

Oh dear.

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"Last night, in response to Sen. Burr's recent request for the administration to return all copies of the report, we filed an emergency motion to stop such a return from happening. "