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Content warning: Contains mentions of sexual assault and physical violence. A prisoner who poured boiling water over a vulnerable fellow inmate before...

The Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met) has initiated the repatriation of 14 sculptures to Cambodia and two to Thailand. The move can be regarded as a positive signal and is worth encouraging, a Chinese expert said.

The latest on travel in Athens with Australia's most experienced travel writers from Traveller.

Illinois NAACP President Apologizes, Then Blames AI Deepfake, After Referring To Immigrants As "Savages" BY TYLER DURDEN FRIDAY, DEC 15,

Beth Buchanan was driving her mother to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport in the early morning of Feb. 13 when they were struck head-on by a drunk driver moving against traffic

Farewell then to The Crown (Netflix), a show that started out as a sublime period drama – interesting history, fabulous frocks, a luminous Claire Foy – and...

Two men killed about 3600 birds, including bald and golden eagles, during a “killing spree” on Montana’s Flathead Indian Reservation and elsewhere, then sold...

A 501 deportee with a violent history overseas who stabbed a South Auckland highrise neighbour nearly 100 times - then claimed in the witness box that it had...

The “zine,” an artform that showcases identity and expression through self-publication, is the medium of choice for local Athens art community Treehouse Zine.

A Mongrel Mob gang member who shot an innocent man twice at close range “execution-style” and then left him for dead will spend at least 15 years in prison....