Ancient Iron Hoard Discovered in Austria Could Forge 500 Swords
The largest known collection of Iron Age iron bars in Europe, potentially lost in a Danube River shipwreck over 2,000 years ago, has been unearthed.
US Politics News
Prediction Markets Face Scrutiny Amid Election Surprises
Recent upsets in Brazil, Serbia, and Wisconsin elections highlight potential inaccuracies in prediction markets ahead of the U.S. midterms.
California Home Affordability Hits New Low
Just 19% of households can afford a median-priced home in the Golden State, with buyers facing steep monthly payments.
Holocaust Survivor, 95, Wins Emmy and Delivers Defiant Message to Hitler
Lusia Rosenzweig Milch, who escaped the Nazis as a child, received a New York Emmy for narrating an animated short about her survival, stating the award is her revenge.
Flowkey Piano Learning App Offers 5-Year Subscription for $59.97
A deal on the flowkey Classic Plan provides access to unlimited lessons and AI-powered feedback for aspiring pianists.
Well-Funded Group Pushes D.C. Foie Gras Ban as Part of National Strategy
Pro-Animal Future, backed by hundreds of thousands of dollars, targets local ballot measures to advance a broader agenda against animal agriculture.
Carragher Apologizes to Aston Villa for 'Clumsy and Wrong' Remarks
Former England defender Jamie Carragher issued an apology to Aston Villa, its owners, and fans for language used when discussing manager Unai Emery potentially moving to Manchester United.
Late-Night Jokes Skew Heavily Republican in Senate Race Coverage, Study Finds
An analysis of late-night television shows revealed that 87% of jokes targeting U.S. Senate candidates were directed at Republicans.
NYC Man Arrested Twice in Two Days for Attacks, Released Both Times
A series of assaults in Manhattan resulted in the suspect's release without bail twice, sparking fear and criticism of the justice system.