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Maine attic portrait believed to be Rembrandt sells for $1.41 million after $15,000 estimate
Oct 12, 2026

Maine attic portrait believed to be Rembrandt sells for $1.41 million after $15,000 estimate

A portrait by the Dutch master Rembrandt was auctioned for $1.41 million after being discovered in Maine. The painting, titled Portrait of a Young Girl, remained in a farmhouse attic for decades. Auctioneer Kaja Veilleux identified its connection to Rembrandt during an estate visit. Experts suggest its true value could be as high as $15 million if authenticated.


Why Taiwan’s president quoted the Bible in his national day speech
Oct 12, 2026

Why Taiwan’s president quoted the Bible in his national day speech

TAIPEI – Taiwan President Lai Ching-te devoted most of his national day speech to domestic issues, but analysts saw his call for Taiwan to become a “city upon a hill”, a biblical image and a phrase long used by US politicians, as a message to Washington. After a morning of marching bands and mass displays,


MTG roasts Trump: ‘You are the deep state, the Epstein class, and America last’
Oct 12, 2026

MTG roasts Trump: ‘You are the deep state, the Epstein class, and America last’

Former Georgia Republican congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene issues stinging rebuke to President Donald Trump after receiving campaign email asking: ‘Did I do something wrong?’



A truck and a wide-angle: How photographer captured the full scale of Bangkok's floods
Oct 12, 2026

A truck and a wide-angle: How photographer captured the full scale of Bangkok's floods

As a throng of people waded through a flooded street after heavy rain in Bangkok, Thailand, the moment was captured by Sakchai Lalit, a staff photojournalist based in Thailand who has worked with The Associated Press for 33 years.



The world’s 50 best bars for 2026 have been revealed
Oct 12, 2026

The world’s 50 best bars for 2026 have been revealed

A London institution made the top 10



Oct 12, 2026

Deadly gold mine air strikes highlight Egypt-Sudan border insecurity

Deadly air raids on gold miners in Sudan expose deepening border lawlessness and regional instability.


Adieu aux ‘Enfants Rouges’: Tears and shock as fire destroys Paris’s oldest covered food market
Oct 12, 2026

Adieu aux ‘Enfants Rouges’: Tears and shock as fire destroys Paris’s oldest covered food market

A devastating blaze destroyed the French capital’s oldest covered food market in the early hours of Monday, stripping Paris of a cherished venue popular with locals and tourists alike. Traders and residents said the destruction of the Enfants Rouges market, named after a 16th-century orphanage, had left them feeling “orphaned” themselves.


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