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Weapons as Custodians of Cultural Memory and Heritage: Armenian Armaments as Historical Knowledge
Armenia’s Preservation Service launches a thematic campaign reframing weapons as cultural memory and knowledge, highlighted by 19th-century Dilijan daggers across eras.
Armenia’s 2025 Monument Restoration Budget Surges to 1.4 Billion Drams, Expanding to Churches and Monasteries
The 2025 state budget for monument restoration stands at 1.4 billion drams, a dramatic rise from 127 million drams in 2018.
Australia’s Jobless Rate Drop Sparks Rate Hike Predictions
Australia’s jobless rate hit a seven-month low, fueling speculation of a Reserve Bank interest rate hike in February.
Idaho Murders: Grisly Crime Scene Photos Leaked, Sparking Family Outcry
Idaho State Police briefly released nearly 3,000 graphic crime scene photos from the Bryan Kohberger murder case, prompting outrage from victims’ families who call the images ‘disrespectful and gross.’ The images, showing blood-soaked rooms and belongings, were quickly removed from…
Sen. Mark Kelly Faces Pentagon Censure Amid Military Leaders’ Support
U.S. Senator Mark Kelly is under Pentagon investigation for alleged sedition, facing censure and reduced pay, prompting over 40 retired military leaders to file an amicus brief in his defense, challenging the actions as a violation of First Amendment rights.
Jury Acquits Uvalde Officer in Robb Elementary Shooting Case
The first criminal trial related to the Robb Elementary shooting ended with Adrian Gonzales, a former Uvalde school officer, being acquitted of all charges. The verdict has sparked mixed reactions, from relief to frustration.
Kash Patel: The Center of Controversy and Conspiracies
Kash Patel’s name is surfacing in a whirlwind of misinformation, political feuds, and MAGA controversies as narratives shift and alliances fracture.
Nigella Lawson: From Stage Inspiration to Bake Off Stardom
Nigella Lawson becomes a muse for a London musical and is rumored to join The Great British Bake Off as a judge.
Michele Tafoya Launches Senate Bid, Bolstered by National GOP Backing in Minnesota
Former prominent sports broadcaster Michele Tafoya has officially launched her campaign for the U.S. Senate in Minnesota, positioning herself as a Republican political outsider. Her bid is notably backed by the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) as the GOP seeks…
Al Gore’s Davos Confrontation with Trump Official Highlights U.S.-Europe Rift
Former U.S. Vice President Al Gore publicly heckled Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick at a high-profile dinner during the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, amid escalating tensions between the Trump administration and European allies, particularly over issues like energy policy…
Ken Griffin Critiques Trump’s Davos Remarks, Tariff Impact
Citadel CEO Ken Griffin offered sharp criticism of former President Donald Trump’s economic and foreign policy stances at the World Economic Forum in Davos, particularly concerning the proposed acquisition of Greenland and the detrimental impact of tariffs on American consumers.
Congress Unveils Funding Deal Amid ICE Standoff to Prevent Shutdown
U.S. congressional negotiators have unveiled a comprehensive bipartisan funding bill aimed at preventing a government shutdown before the January 30 deadline, despite significant Democratic opposition regarding funding for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The $1.2 trillion package addresses key areas…
SpaceX Leads 2026 with Critical National Security Mission
SpaceX successfully launched its first national security mission of 2026, sending classified US spy satellites into orbit for the National Reconnaissance Office, reinforcing its key role in US defense.















