Italy's Highest Court Rules Getty Museum Must Return Prized Greek Statue
"Victorious Youth" was discovered by fishermen off Italy's Adriatic coast in 1964, sold several times, and eventually bought by the Getty museum in 1977.
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"Victorious Youth" was discovered by fishermen off Italy's Adriatic coast in 1964, sold several times, and eventually bought by the Getty museum in 1977.
A Los Angeles city councilman wants to require all movie theaters and other locations in the city to provide at least one vegan protein option.
When a 14-year-old Wisconsin boy who was being bullied about his hygiene kept failing to show up for class, staffers at his middle school decided it was time to step in.
A Pennsylvania woman who weighs about 300 pounds has plead guilty to killing her boyfriend, partially by lying on top of him.
Memories of George H.W. Bush's underappreciated sense of humor drew laughter and brought smiles to the sorrowful mourning of the death of American's 41st president.
A video of a black high school student punching a white student known for wearing Nazi garb has gone viral four months after the incident.
A 61-year-old Ohio woman was arrested after allegedly pouring hot grease on another woman during an argument.
Paul posted a video of himself roughhousing with the tiger cub and a small Pomeranian dog.
A fan of the 1989 movie, Jeff Norton's recreation of the Griswold family home started when he purchased an RV the same make and model as one used in the film.
Herbert the Bear was attached to a bunch of balloons in Westchester Sunday, and blew away with the wind. The small stuffed black bear, with brown paws and snout, hasn't been seen since.
While recent burn areas and seaside communities prepared for possible mud slides and coastal flooding, respectively, forecasters didn't anticipate this week's storm to cause either scenario.
Burger King is taking its latest marketing campaign straight to its biggest competitor, literally.
Detectives had very little information about the shooting, and could not say whether it was a random or targeted incident.
Tuesday night's meeting was the first since the destructive Woolsey Fire ravaged the communities in and surrounding the Santa Monica Mountains. So many people were at the meeting, city officials had to open spill-over rooms.
There was no immediate description of the suspect or the vehicle.
