The symbol was revived during the 19th century excavations in the ancient city of Troy by a German archaeologist, who connected it to Aryan culture. Historians believe this is what made it appealing to the Nazi Party, which adopted it in 1920.
The boar was probably rummaging for food for at least several minutes before the woman discovered it, then ran outside.
As temperatures in Japan climb, loacal maternity clothing maker creates a way for fur babies to cool down. The device consists of a battery-operated fan that is attached to a mesh outfit and blows air around an animal's body.
Amazon’s push comes as competitor Microsoft earlier this week said it was scaling back its synthetic voice offerings and setting stricter guidelines to “ensure the active participation of the speaker” whose voice is recreated.
The Ramat Gan municipality mobilizes to find a bag filled with diamonds worth tens of thousands of dollars accidentally disposed of by an employee of a local diamond trading business.
War-torn Libya becomes the first North African country to host such a competition.
Scientists hope to locate the point of rocket launcher's impact in the hope the crater it forms can help them learn more about the geology on the far side of the moon.
Las Vegas has known its share of offbeat wedding ceremonies, but Kitten Kay Sera's nuptials were the rosiest of them all.
Californian woman gives birth to son at 11:45 p.m. on New Year's Eve with a daughter following suit after midnight.
Boji, a street dog, has become a regular sight on ferries, buses, and metro trains in Europe's largest city, enjoying long journeys of up to 30 kilometers on most weekdays.