An artwork by Pablo Picasso that was stolen during a heist at a Greek gallery nine years ago has been found after a builder acknowledged taking the masterpiece and two other artworks from the National Gallery in Athens about a decade ago. Picasso’s 1939 painting “Woman’s Head,” presented by the Spanish artist in 1949, and Dutch painter Piet Mondrian’s 1905

Things will turn ugly, says psychoanalyst Zachary B. Wolf, CNN. This stunning photo of American West lands depicts the impacts of climate change-induced drought. The US administration is probably set to proclaim the first-ever water scarcity along the Colorado River later this year. More than a quarter of the United States is under severe drought, highlighting the breadth of a

Photo by Joshua Mcknight from Pexels Juneteenth commemorations have taken on a whole new significance 155 years after the last of the enslaved African-Americans were released. On this Saturday, the United States observed Juneteenth. This week, President Biden signed legislation declaring the day a national holiday. On Friday, several big companies observed Juneteenth by holding moments of quiet, closing early, or giving staff a paid

Photo by Drew Rae from Pexels The first Solar Eclipse of 2021 came out this Thursday. There has been a partial eclipse among people in areas of the north-eastern section of the United States, Canada, and Greenland. In the Polar Region, only far north occurred the spectacular ‘ring of fire’ or annular solar eclipse. When the Moon passes between the Sun and Earth,

Photo by Bogdan Glisik from Pexels Michael Jordan, National Basketball Association legend, in collaboration with Nike, has announced a $140 million commitment to the black community for a passage of ten coming years. According to a statement from the corporation, the amount will be used to assist and invest in organizations that prioritize social justice, education, and tackling racial disparity all over America.