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Police in London arrested two activists who were seen on video breaking the glass protecting the 'Rokeby Venus' at the National Gallery.

A couple aboard the Carnival Legend cruise ship have been watching far too many "Oceans" movies.

The transitional government of Gabon has begun a legal battle to restitute an antique mask that last sold for over $4 million at auction.

Spanish police have seized alleged Greco-Scythian gold artifacts belonging to Ukraine that could be worth tens of millions of dollars.

A painting stolen from a Glasgow museum in 1989 has been returned by an unaware family that had put it up for auction.

The FBI Art Crime Team has returned a Johann Franz Nepomuk Lauterer landscape looted by a U.S. Army soldier during World War II to Germany.

The Cleveland Museum of Art has filed a lawsuit over the seizure of a headless Roman sculpture, believed to depict emperor Marcus Aurelius.

The British Museum has announced plans to fully digitize its collection in a bid to increase accessibility and transparency.

British museums say the media is mischaracterizing instances of missing items and claim criminal thefts are "rare."

Two suspects accused of digging a hole to create a Great Wall of China shortcut have been arrested, officials said.