March 23, 2016
By The Morning News
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- Search continues for missing Brussels suspect, one of three men believed responsible for yesterday's attacks.
- World Trade Center's tribute to Brussels was far more red, white, and blue than black, yellow, and red.
- What Europe lacks: a cross-national security agency with the power to carry out its own investigations and make arrests.
- If the Islamic State is in retreat in the Middle East, it's bad news for Europe.
- Small US colleges recruit Middle Eastern students as revenue sources, treating them "as A.T.M. machines."
- Poll finds Trump is Israel’s favorite GOP candidate, even though he essentially has no position on Israel.
- Media covering AIPAC shows little appetite for Sanders’s message condemning Israeli settlements.
- New TV show's premise—a Russian occupation of Norway—doesn't exactly please the Kremlin.
- A secret ship is carrying 50 bombs’ worth of plutonium from Japan to America.
- Kenya’s narrow views on Somali resettlement have created the world’s largest refugee city—one that some residents will never leave.
- Rousseff says she won’t step down, despite growing inevitability of impeachment in Brazil.
- Denton: Hulk Hogan sued Gawker to prevent worse tapes—with racial slurs—from becoming public.
- See also: Mirrored headboard burns down California carport.
- Delightful exploration of the legal standing a mob boss’s pet might have—if it’s ever found.
- Few judges begin as public defenders, leaving the system skewed toward prosecutors' perspectives.
- When teens are arrested, NYPD will now send them home with GPS devices rather than to Rikers.
- David Chang's next New York restaurant is takeout-only.
- How to rent a friend—or become a rentable friend—in Tokyo.
- Tribe Called Quest's Phife Dawg dies at 45 after extended battle with diabetes.
- Crash course in the history of black science fiction and fantasy.
- Today in the ToB, psychiatrist John Taylor chooses between A Little Life and The Tsar of Love and Techno.
- Games are not only art, they're arguably the most important form of art humanity has yet invented.
