Impeachment of Zimbabwe’s Mugabe set to begin

Lawmakers within the ruling Zanu pf party gathered Monday to meet on the fate of long ... . Terrence Chari poses as he mimics a painting of Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe in Mbare Harare, Monday, Nov, 20, 2017.

Records: Man posed for photo with dead wife, then cut her up

Preliminary autopsy results confirm that dismembered human remains found inside a subu... Court records say a man posed for photos with his dead wife and their two young children before dismembering her body in a Kansas City hotel room. Court records say a man posed for photos with his dead wife and their two young children before dismembering her body in a Kansas City hotel room.

Language school CamSoda enlists scantily-clad models

Can YOU spot why this rare da Vinci painting of Christ is puzzling experts? Uncharacteristic mistake in greatest artist's $90m depiction of Jesus has left art buffs scratching their heads 'Drunk' woman driver, 21, killed mother-of-six who was on her way home from visiting her premature twin daughters before horrific crash How ISIS virus has spread around the globe even as its heartland caliphate collapses: Map reveals where cells have sprung up in the past MONTH as the group is obliterated in Iraq and Syria 'Make him regret being born': Customer finds TERRIFYING note on his receipt after asking for extra spicy noodles at a Thai restaurant How your star sign rules your SEX LIFE: Astrologer reveals how the zodiac dictates whether you're thrill-seeking or traditional between the sheets White cop who shot dead his daughter's mixed race boyfriend is convicted of first-degree manslaughter ... (more)

In bid to fight art fraud, Sotheby’s acquires forensic lab

In bid to fight art fraud, Sotheby's announced Monday that it had purchased a forensics firm whose founder once helped the auction house belatedly identify a $10 million painting as a fake. Sotheby's said that Orion Analytical, based in Williamstown, Massachusetts, will be folded into the company and its founder, the artist, conservator and forensic scientist James Martin, will lead a new scientific research department charged with making sure the works the auction house deals with are authentic.

Jewish Family Battles Spain Museum Over Art Looted by Nazis

The latest step in a Jewish family's 16-year battle to reclaim a priceless painting their heirs surrendered in exchange for safe passage out of Nazi Germany moves to a Southern California courtroom on Monday. Attorney David Boies will argue before the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that Impressionist Camille Pissarro's 1897 work rightfully belongs to the family of Lilly Cassirer.

1 shot in Oregon during fourth night of nationwide Trump protests

As protests of President-elect Donald Trump entered another day, police in Portland, Oregon, say one person was shot by a man who had gotten into a confrontation with a protester. Portland police said the person who was shot was taken to a hospital for treatment of injuries that were not life-threatening.

Around Town: Lawmaker to Ksu: Bring art during budget talks

University presidents intent on displaying exhibits, such as the one Kennesaw State University had on AIDS last month, can expect to bring samples of their work down to the statehouse when making the case for their annual university budgets, said state Rep. Earl Ehrhart, R-Powder Springs.

The Catch Finale: Mireille Enos on Ben’s Bold Move, Alice’s Maddening Mistake

A number of characters got themselves caught during The Catch 's Season 1 finale - but only one remained in peril as the two-hour installment came to a close. flee the country together, Alice's decision to return home for her personal belongings led to their plan melting away like a stick of butter in Ina Garten's skillet.

Does Democratic Party Discord Portend Disaster at the National Convention?

Deep divisions and disarray within the Democratic Party, fully surfaced in the wake of the Nevada convention brouhaha , suggest that July's national convention in Philadelphia could serve as ground zero for a battle over the party's very soul. Beyond their calls for Bernie Sanders to exit the race before every state has had a chance to vote, establishment Dems this week expressed "fear," as CNN put it , "that if Sanders does not rein in his supporters, the same ugly scene that occurred in Las Vegas last weekend could replicate itself in the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia."