After being defaced, an iconic Holocaust mural has found a new home in Rome's Shoah Museum. The mural, created by Italian artist Sol LeWitt, was vandalized last year with swastikas and anti-Semitic graffiti. Following extensive restoration efforts, the mural has been relocated to the museum where it will stand as a powerful reminder of the atrocities of the Holocaust.

In a separate article, reports indicate that baseball player Alex Bregman has finally found a new home with the Boston Red Sox after a strenuous free agency period. The star athlete, formerly with the Houston Astros, is expected to bring his talent and skills to his new team, adding a new dynamic to their lineup. Bregman's move to the Red Sox marks the beginning of a new chapter in his career and is sure to shake up the competitive landscape of the MLB.

Both of these stories highlight the power of finding new homes: one for a meaningful piece of history and the other for a high-profile athlete looking for a fresh start.