Here is a wild idea you might like: the government giving money to everyone, for free. This lovely idea is growing more realistic by the week, friends!

Belgian police have released the following security camera capture of three suspects in today’s bombing at Zaventem airport in Brussels. The explosions at the airport and a subsequent attack on one of the city’s metro stations left at least 30 dead, with hundreds more injured.

According to reports, a fourth bomb planted in the attack this morning on Brussels failed to detonate.

Hours after explosions tore through the Belgian capital of Brussels, killing dozens of people, Ted Cruz called for police patrols of Muslim neighborhoods in the U.S. “We need to empower law enforcement to patrol and secure Muslim neighborhoods before they become radicalized,” the presidential candidate said in a statement.

Speaking to CBS This Morning, former Homeland Security secretary Michael Chertoff suggested that the U.S. ought to respond to today’s horrific attacks in Brussels with a useless and silly measure that will make absolutely no one safer.

ISIS has claimed responsibility for the terror attack in Brussels that killed dozens of people this morning. In its statement, the terrorist group identified Belgium as “a country participating in the international coalition against the Islamic State.”

Early this morning, three bombs exploded in Brussels, killing at least 28 people and injuring hundreds more. Here’s what it was like on the scene in photos, raw video and witness accounts.

Rob Ford, the former mayor of Toronto, died this morning at the age of 46, according to reports out of the city.

This morning, explosions at the airport and a metro station in Brussels killed dozens of people and injured dozens more. The dust is still settling, but the U.S. presidential candidates are already beginning to respond with calls for border control, solidarity, and waterboarding. Here’s what they have to say.

For the “It’s Expensive to Be Poor” file: The poorest people in the world pay more of their income to get clean water than anyone else.

Dozens of people were killed or injured this morning after at least three bombs went off in the Belgian city of Brussels, shutting down the city’s airport and metro system.

On Monday, Donald Trump sat down with the editorial board of the Washington Post and answered questions no one had asked. Here are some of the most ridiculous responses he gave.

“Frank Gaffney is someone I respect,” Ted Cruz said Monday, defending his foreign policy advisor. Frank Gaffney is a serious thinker.” Frank Gaffney thinks that President Barack Obama, Governor Chris Christie, and longtime Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin are part of a secret Muslim conspiracy.

Last week, when asked who advises him on foreign policy, Donald Trump said, “I’m speaking with myself, number one, because I have a very good brain and I’ve said a lot of things.” He continued, “I talk to a lot of people and at the appropriate time I’ll tell you who the people are.” The time has come.

New allegations against Donald Trump’s hands-on campaign manager Corey Lewandowski paint the portrait of an aggressive man regularly physical with people in his way and sexual toward women he works with—with little or no repercussions.

Tony Pettway, arrested and charged with assault after punching and kicking a protestor at a Donald Trump rally in Tucson, Arizona, this weekend, is an airman at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Tucson News Now reported.

Before John Kasich was a presidential candidate, before he was the governor of Ohio, he was a managing director at Lehman Brothers. A lot of things have changed for Kasich since his days in the private sector, but one thing hasn’t. He was a jerk back then, and he’s still a jerk now.

A new report on the US housing market argues that one factor driving housing shortages is a growing gap in price between mid-tier and luxury housing (driven in part by rising incomes of the rich), which prevents homeowners from “trading up.” Dang it sounds like we need to build more housing.

People often say that conservatives aren’t funny. In all honestly, that’s probably true. We need to look no further than Stephen Colbert, a caricature of conservative talking heads who nonetheless inflamed prominent conservatives who really should have known better, to say nothing of the rubes at home who didn’t get the joke. But today I am here to inform you that the liberals who love to look down on their self-serious and oblivious counterparts are themselves capable of a galling lack of humor.

Speaking today at the annual policy conference of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, the largest and most influential organization in the so-called Israel lobby, likely Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton drew a sharp contrast between her own position on the American-Israeli relationship and that of another politician whose more realist approach had won him few fans in the room: President Barack Obama.