Our collective nostalgia manifested the return of Y2K's favorite headwear.

Despite the think pieces, take-downs, and skewering memes, the itty-bitty cuffed beanie persists. You know the one I’m talking about—it is, after all, an otherwise regular beanie, save for the fact ...

Chilling photos show human remains being sold online as experts warn the vile trade is fuelling grave thefts. A growing market for body parts means bones and tissue - often crafted into jewellery and ...

A 'very rare' £2 coin has sold for 26 times its face value because of one subtle error. The coin was sold for £52.34 on eBay last week. The 2016 coin, which ...

The eBay-PayPal breakup once looked like a clear win for the payments company. Nearly a decade later, sagging PayPal is pinning its hopes on AI and agentic commerce. PayPal is now worth less than eBay ...

Twice a year during fashion month, we're granted insight into the trends to know for the season ahead, which typically follow the same pattern: the 'It' bag, the reigning colour trends, and the ...

The Netherlands has returned four pieces from a major archaeological collection to Indonesia, including the skullcap which provided the first evidence of an extinct human species. The so-called Dubois ...

The most popular design for the "Death to the IDF" shirts featured a skull with a helmet emblazoned with an Israeli flag and marred by a bloody bullet hole. Merchandise promoting intifadas, the ...

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5,000-year-old human bones were discovered in China. Archaeologists found over 50 ancient human bones in China. The bones, mainly skulls, were shaped into cups and masks for possible religious ...

Dated to about 108 million years ago, the fossil preserves roughly 90 percent of the skeleton, including the first pachycephalosaur hand and stomach stones. New research published today in Nature ...

Anyone who has ever flipped open a dinosaur book is likely familiar with pachycephalosaurs. These dome-headed dinos are often depicted ramming the tops of their bowling-ball-like skulls into predators ...