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Happiest places to live

Gallup just released its survey on happiness around the world. Here are the top nations.

Never before published photos of World War I

A collection of glass plates from an unknown photographer shows the daily life of soldiers and military leaders.

National Gallery of Art to receive new works by van Gogh, Seurat

A 62-piece collection of rare works has been given to the gallery.

The hidden language of dog play

A new book studies dog play and what it can reveal about dogs’ emotional lives and the evolution of human emotions.

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Log bridge, Rwanda. Photographer Will Boase traveled with Uganda's Team Pilipili as they participated in rally racing championships in Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania and Rwanda. ONE TIME USE ONLY. (Will Boase)

The thrill of the chase

There is just one sport in which you can find yourself barrel-rolled into a craggy ditch or stuck behind a truck of villagers: rally racing.

Washington Post photographer Jahi Chikwendiu documented the decomposition of a deer on the side of Route 7 for months in Vienna, Va. (Jahi Chikwendiu/TWP)

Decomposing a shot

Take a look at a video documenting the decay of a deer over the next few months by Washington Post photographer Jahi Chikwendiu.

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Tiptoe through the tulips

Enjoy the flowers, windmills and canals of the Netherlands.

(Felipe Dana / AP)

Confronting Brazil’s crack problem

Preachers try to help the addicts in Rio de Janeiro’s slums.

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Animal views

Fun and fascinating creatures around the world.

(Melina Mara / The Washington Post)

A joyful day for two mothers

Virginia married couple Stephanie and Desiree Bryan plan their daughters’ birth in D.C. so both can have legal parental rights.

(Bill O'Leary / WASHINGTON POST)

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