Archaeologists in Turkey uncover a 2,400-year-old grave that may belong to an ancient wrestler | World News

Excavated grave in Aspendos, Turkey, (Image credit: Ministry of Culture and Tourism of the Republic of Turkey) Archaeologists excavating near the ancient city of Aspendos in southern Turkey have uncovered a 2,400-year-old grave that may belong to a professional athlete, quite possibly a wrestler. The tomb, a box-style sarcophagus built from stone slabs, was found…

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A Florida family found a strange metal ball after a fire. It seemed to move on its own and puzzled the US Navy | World News

Representative Image of a metallic sphere discovered on burned terrain at Fort George Island (AI-generated image) On March 27, 1974, the Betz family walked their fire-damaged property on Fort George Island, Florida, and came across something that did not belong there. Sitting in the open, untouched by the flames that had scorched the ground around…

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In 2024, a nine-year Kenya study showed how farmers used 365 beehives to protect crops from elephants

In the dry farming country beside Kenya’s Tsavo East National Park, the boundary between crops and wildlife can become difficult to hold. Elephants move through the landscape in search of food and water, and cultivated fields can become particularly attractive when crops are growing. In 2024, a nine-year study offered unusually long-term evidence that something…

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465 Soviet gold bars sank with a British warship in 1942. Nearly 40 years later, divers found the wreck 800 feet below the ocean’s surface in a daring salvage mission

In 1942, British light cruiser HMS Edinburgh sank in the Barents Sea after being badly damaged by German torpedoes, taking 58 crew members and 465 Soviet gold bars with it. The bullion, weighing about 4.6 tonnes, was being carried as part of wartime payment for supplies and equipment. The wreck settled about 800 feet below…

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New York woman pleads guilty to trafficking Indians from Canada, says she picked people from border and dropped them off inside US for profit

New York woman pleads guilty to trafficking Indians into the US from Canada border. New York woman Stacey Taylor, 43, who was arrested and charged with human trafficking in 2025, has now pleaded guilty to her role in an international smuggling conspiracy that primarily brought Indians to the US through the US-Canada border. On January…

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Trump endorsement delivers mixed results in Republican primaries

Trump’s congratulatory post for Orden on Truth Social, August 12. (Photo: @realDonaldTrump) Trump’s post on Truth Social endorsing Lindell on August 11. (Photo: @realDonaldTrump) Trump’s congratulatory post for Tiffany on Truth Social, August 12. (Photo: @realDonaldTrump) Trump’s congratulatory post for Alfonso on Truth Social, August 12. (Photo: @realDonaldTrump) Trump’s congratulatory post for Orden on Truth…

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