A man's body was found in the Delaware River in Northampton County on Sunday amid a weekend of water rescues, and police are asking the public's help to identify him.

He also had several distinctive tattoos: “Fox Racing” in black ink on his upper right arm. A Native American headdress on his upper left arm resembling the former Washington Redskins NFL logo. A ...

He also had several distinctive tattoos: “Fox Racing” in black ink on his upper right arm. A Native American headdress on his upper left arm resembling the former Washington Redskins NFL logo. A ...

Police said the man also had three black ink tattoos on his body, including a Fox Racing logo on his upper right arm, a Native American headdress (similar to the Washington Redskins NFL logo) on ...

Brooklyn Beckham is sentimental when it comes to his body art, with around 70 tattoos in honour of his wife Nicola Peltz and others in sweet tributes to family members, including his parents and ...

Tribal tattoos carry deep cultural significance tied to ancestry, identity, and strength. Different tribes use unique patterns to tell stories of bravery or spiritual beliefs. These tattoos designs ...

From the peerless headdress suggesting Indian's claim as “chief among motorcycles” to the deep thundercloud palette foreshadowing the storm those big bikes are capable of unleashing, it's pure ...

Two years later, in 1859, mint engraver James Barton Longacre, who designed the flying eagle, redesigned the penny to feature the Indian head, which depicts a woman in a Native American headdress.

For 106 years, until 2021 when Segundo redesigned it, Renton High School’s mascot was the “Indians”. There used to be a mural in the school of a Native American in a headdress, or war bonnet, despite ...

Katsuhiro Harada, the project director on Tekken and the executive producer on Tekken 8, has revealed that he’s seeking feedback from the Native American community regarding the designs of two ...

Anthony Wayne, an American general and founding father who would also be the namesake for Fort Wayne, Indiana, was called “Black Snake” by the Native Americans who saw him fight, the release said.