A German tourist took a 2,400-year-old piece of Ancient Olympia home in the 1960s; more than 50 years later, she returned it to the birthplace of the Olympic Games

2,400-year-old artifact from Ancient Olympia returned to Greece from GermanyPhoto credit: Greece Ministry of Culture A young German tourist visiting the archeological site of Ancient Olympia in Greece in the 1960s took home a small piece of history: a shard of pottery dating back some 2,400 years. She held on to the relic for decades…

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Bruce The Kea: Meet Bruce: The fearless Kea, who turned a missing beak into an unbeatable advantage

A remarkable kea parrot named Bruce, born without an upper beak, has defied expectations in New Zealand. Rescued and thriving, Bruce has become an alpha, dominating his flock through an ingenious ‘beak jousting’ technique. His unique adaptation showcases incredible intelligence and resilience, proving that challenges can foster extraordinary survival skills. Nature never fails to surprise…

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Indian-origin taxi driver Gurmeet Singh stripped of US citizenship 15 years after rape conviction

Indian-origin taxi driver Gurmeet Singh stripped of US citizenship. An India-born taxi driver serving a 20-year sentence for kidnapping and raping a female passenger at knifepoint in 2011 was stripped of his US citizenship, the Justice Department said Monday, the New York Post reported.Gurmeet Singh, 55, was convicted in 2014 over the violent sexual assault…

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Patience, six weeks of work and belief: Pullela Gopichand explains Treesa Jolly-Gayatri Gopichand’s World Championships breakthrough | Badminton News

India’s Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopich (ANI Photo) NEW DELHI: Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand’s run to a historic bronze medal at the BWF World Championships was no accident. It was the result of six weeks of targeted work, tactical tweaks and an unwavering emphasis on patience, said chief national coach Pullela Gopichand on Saturday.The…

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Did Zohran Mamdani sit on the wrong side of George Washington’s desk? Billionaire Bill Ackman says it’s evident the NYC mayor has never held any job

Bill Ackman claimed Zohran Mamdani sat on the wrong side of the desk and did not correct himself after social media users informed him that the desk is open on both sides. NYC mayor Zohran Mamdani delivered his July 4 speech sitting behind George Washington’s desk inside New York City Hall — calling out the…

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