A German metal detectorist stopped digging after finding 15 silver coins and called archaeologists, who then recovered 934 Roman denarii near Cologne, the largest hoard from Emperor Hadrian’s era ever found in Germany

A German metal detectorist stopped digging after finding 15 silver coins and called archaeologists, who then recovered 934 Roman denarii near Cologne, the largest hoard from Emperor Hadrian’s era ever found in Germany

After finding 15 coins, Oliver Riedl alerted archaeologists, leading to the discovery of 934 Roman denarii. Sometimes the greatest discoveries are the ones you make when you stop digging. Amateur metal detectorist Oliver Riedl found 15 silver coins buried under a field in western Germany but when his detector kept beeping he suspected there was…

Read Full News
Around 1929, Albert Einstein filled a handwritten letter to mathematician Chaim Herman Muntz with equations; nearly a century later, the one-page document and its original envelope sold for ,811

Around 1929, Albert Einstein filled a handwritten letter to mathematician Chaim Herman Muntz with equations; nearly a century later, the one-page document and its original envelope sold for $71,811

Written in German, the letter was sold with its original envelope (Photo: RR Auction) A handwritten letter in which Albert Einstein explained a mathematical problem to a fellow researcher nearly 100 years ago has sold for $71,811 at an auction. The document, believed to have been mailed around 1929, contains a page of equations and…

Read Full News
France students’ unrest: 70,000 police deployed, Paris museums closed ahead of fresh weekend protests

France students’ unrest: 70,000 police deployed, Paris museums closed ahead of fresh weekend protests

French authorities announced the deployment of around 70,000 law enforcement personnel, including gendarmes (military police), as the country braced for potential violence during another weekend of student-led protests.According to French interior minister Laurent Nuñez, who announced the security measures, elite police units would help protect public buildings, including city halls, after rioters set fire to…

Read Full News
Two business partners in Scotland accidentally started a pickle business with surplus produce; it now supplies 400 shops and expects £500,000 in sales in 2026 | World News

Two business partners in Scotland accidentally started a pickle business with surplus produce; it now supplies 400 shops and expects £500,000 in sales in 2026 | World News

Representative Image of a picturesque market stall displaying jars of vibrant pickles made from surplus vegetables (AI-generated image) Some businesses begin with a detailed business plan. Goat Rodeo Goods began with surplus vegetables and an idea for turning them into something customers would want to buy. Business partners Lucy Patto Davidson and Kat Goldin began…

Read Full News
Taiwan billionaire Chang Yung-fa left a  billion fortune behind; his foundation is now seeking a share of the estate in a family inheritance battle | World News

Taiwan billionaire Chang Yung-fa left a $3 billion fortune behind; his foundation is now seeking a share of the estate in a family inheritance battle | World News

Chang Yung-fa. Image Credit: Wikimedia Commons Taiwanese billionaire Chang Yung-fa, the founder of the Evergreen shipping and aviation empire, left behind a fortune estimated at more than $3 billion when he died in 2016. Nearly a decade later, his estate remains at the centre of a legal dispute involving his family and a charitable foundation…

Read Full News
An Illinois couple replaced their ordinary grass lawn with a native garden; five years later, more than 130 native plant species and a parade of animals have transformed their backyard | World News

An Illinois couple replaced their ordinary grass lawn with a native garden; five years later, more than 130 native plant species and a parade of animals have transformed their backyard | World News

When Crystal Fritz and James Reed McGuire moved from a Chicago condominium to Highland Park, Illinois, in late 2020, they had little experience with outdoor gardening. Rather than maintain a conventional suburban lawn, the couple decided to create a native garden that could provide food and shelter for birds, bees and other wildlife. Over the…

Read Full News
In 2025, Leonardo DiCaprio’s conservation group helped buy more than 52,000 acres on a Chilean island to prevent mining and logging; a year later, its future as a protected area is being negotiated

In 2025, Leonardo DiCaprio’s conservation group helped buy more than 52,000 acres on a Chilean island to prevent mining and logging; a year later, its future as a protected area is being negotiated

DiCaprio-linked group buys 52,000 acres on Chilean island; protected status still under negotiation (Image Credit: WWF Chile/ Evelyn Pfeiffer via Rewild) More than a year after a conservation group linked to Leonardo DiCaprio helped acquire over 52,000 acres on Chile’s Guafo Island, efforts are continuing to secure its future as a protected area. The purchase,…

Read Full News
Eric Weinstein asks why there’s raw hatred against Indians, Hindus; Sridhar Vembu says, ‘Until India develops…’

Eric Weinstein asks why there’s raw hatred against Indians, Hindus; Sridhar Vembu says, ‘Until India develops…’

Eric Weinstein raises the issue of India hatred, Sridhar Vembu says the only response to India hatred would be more and more Indians building something. Eric Weinstein, an American mathematician, economist and former investment executive, said out loud what many on social media have been wondering about: why there is increasing hatred against India and…

Read Full News
In 2012, Lauren Conrad bought a Beverly Hills penthouse for .35 million and stripped it back to the studs; four years later, her rebuilt 3,200-square-foot home sold for .8 million, more than double the price

In 2012, Lauren Conrad bought a Beverly Hills penthouse for $1.35 million and stripped it back to the studs; four years later, her rebuilt 3,200-square-foot home sold for $2.8 million, more than double the price

Reality TV star turned fashion designer Lauren Conrad has sold her fully renovated Beverly Hills penthouse for $2.8 million (£1.9 million). This is more than double the $1.35 million she paid for the home four years earlier, according to property records reported by the Los Angeles Times. Conrad, best known for appearing on the MTV…

Read Full News