A valuable painting by Joaquín Sorolla, mistaken for junk due to its frame, was found on a Seville street and later recovered. The owner, Andrés Hurtado, took it home to Murcia but researched it using AI, discovering its true value before returning it to the grateful family.
Australian police are seeking public assistance to identify the author of over 100 threatening letters sent to community figures between 2015 and 2026. The anonymous writer, using pseudonyms like 'Scorpio' and 'Bullit', is believed to be a Caucasian man in his 60s.
Two papers by Nobel laureate Max Planck from the 1940s were inexplicably retracted from the journal Naturwissenschaften (now The Science of Nature) due to alleged copyright violation, sparking concern over applying modern standards to historical works.
St Martin-in-the-Fields church in London celebrates its 300th anniversary, revealing secrets from its memorial stones. Research highlights Britain's earliest Black voters and the mystery of a 19-year-old possibly enslaved. The church also marks its history of activism and social support.
New Jersey Republican Rep. Tom Kean Jr. is set to return to Congress on June 30 after a nearly three-month absence due to an unspecified illness. Despite missing 135 House votes and facing no primary opposition, Kean has yet to disclose the nature of his condition, promising transparency upon his return.
The 38-year mystery surrounding the death of Indigenous teenager Mark Anthony Haines, found on railway tracks in NSW in 1988, continues despite a 24-day coronial inquest. The coroner expressed regret that greater clarity was not achieved, acknowledging the family's belief of foul play and the possibility of withheld community knowledge.
The death of 17-year-old Indigenous teenager Mark Anthony Haines, whose body was found on railway tracks in NSW in 1988, remains unsolved after a 24-day coronial inquest. His family maintains he was placed on the tracks, and the coroner acknowledged community members may hold undisclosed knowledge.
English cricket faces turmoil with Ben Stokes' captaincy uncertain amid off-field issues. The team, missing key players, fields multiple debutants in a series against New Zealand, highlighting a period of significant transition and instability.
Sheila Chebii, a 25-year-old Kenyan student, died after falling 15 storeys from a Sydney hotel. Six weeks into her studies and less than a month into her housekeeping job, her death has left her family and the Kenyan diaspora seeking answers, with authorities investigating.
Scientists studying zebra finches have discovered that pheomelanin, the pigment responsible for red and orange hues in human hair and bird feathers, may protect cells from damage by removing excess cysteine. This finding offers a new explanation for the evolutionary persistence of red hair genes despite associated health risks.
Bollywood producer Karan Johar confirmed the pan-Indian release of 'Odiyan,' a Malayalam film starring Prithviraj Sukumaran and Manju Warrier. Directed by Rahul Sadasivan, the movie blends folklore and mystery, aiming for a wide audience across five languages.
A year after its announcement, the Trump T1 Phone remains shrouded in mystery, plagued by delays, questionable 'made in the US' claims, and a lack of verifiable customer orders. Despite a $100 deposit requirement, the phone's actual production and delivery to consumers are unconfirmed.
A coroner has found Josh Warneke, 21, was likely murdered with a weapon in Broome 16 years ago. The initial police investigation was criticized for lacking resources and proper forensic procedures, leading to the wrongful jailing of Gene Gibson. The coroner will refer findings for further investigation.
A coroner has found Josh Warneke, 21, was likely murdered with a weapon 16 years ago in Broome, Western Australia. The initial investigation was criticized for botching the case, leading to the acquittal of the man jailed for his killing. The coroner's findings may lead to a new police probe.
A coroner has found Josh Warneke, 21, was likely murdered by blunt force trauma 16 years ago in Broome. The initial investigation was criticized for its poor resourcing and handling of evidence, leading to the acquittal of the man initially jailed for the crime.
Former Bricks & Minifigs franchise owner Benjamin Gorman claims the company failed to provide a full inventory list after taking over his Salem, Oregon store, fueling a dispute amplified by YouTubers Coffeezilla and Reckless Ben. Gorman and ex-co-owner Crystal Law allege a conflict of interest in asset assessment and loss of crucial records post-takeover, while BAM disputes their claims.
A new study in Science suggests the Venus flytrap's rapid closure is due to the relaxing of cell walls, not water transport. Researchers modified traps to test theories, finding water moves too slowly. This discovery could inspire new soft robotic systems.
A genetics breakthrough at the University of Queensland has identified a new gene variant, polledG, allowing for more accurate breeding of naturally hornless cattle in Australia. This addresses inconsistencies in DNA testing and meets industry demand for polled animals, improving safety and reducing costs.
Russian satellites, particularly those in the Edinaya Kosmicheskaya Sistema (EKS) constellation, have been identified as the source of mysterious, seconds-long GPS interference bursts across Europe, sparking concerns over potential intentional jamming capabilities.
Arsenal faces PSG competition for Morgan Gibbs-White, Real Madrid eyes mystery signing Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Bernardo Silva, while other transfer rumors emerge across Europe.
Fußballer Karim Adeyemi enthüllte in einer Doku Details zu einer illegalen Waffenbox, die er bestellte. Er glaubte fälschlicherweise, die Bestellung sei legal. Nach einem Strafbefehl entschuldigte er sich öffentlich.
Fußballer Karim Adeyemi enthüllte in einer Doku Details zu einer illegalen Waffenbox, die er bestellte. Er glaubte fälschlicherweise, die Bestellung sei legal. Nach einem Strafbefehl entschuldigte er sich öffentlich.
Fußballer Karim Adeyemi wurde wegen des Besitzes eines Schlagrings und Tasers zu einer Geldstrafe von 450.000 Euro verurteilt. Er gab an, die Waffen zur Selbstverteidigung seiner Familie bestellt zu haben.
Fußballer Karim Adeyemi wurde wegen des Besitzes verbotener Gegenstände (Schlagring, Taser) zu einer Geldstrafe von 450.000 Euro verurteilt. Er gab an, die Gegenstände zur Selbstverteidigung seiner Familie bestellt zu haben.
