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Hi! My Name is Deanna Arutyunyan, and I'm this year's Editor in Chief. I am a senior this year and super ready to graduate. Peace and love in the heart.
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Utah Utes Add New Coach to Football Staff as Season Preparations ContinueWRITTEN BY: Deanna Arutyunyan, Headline News Editor, Chief & Editor.
Published: 1.4.2026 The U of U football program announced a new coach on January 4 2026, as the Utah Utes prepare for the 2018-19 season. Inoke Breckterfield, the highly respected defensive line coach who has had several successful college seasons, has now officially joined the Utes coaching staff.
It comes shortly after the Utes also hired Jordan Gross, an ex-NFL offensive lineman and Utah graduate, to head the offensive line, marking a bigger overhaul in the offseason aimed at securing both sides of the ball. Inoke Breckterfield brings a strong resume to Salt Lake City. The former National Guard who has produced top-notch defensive backs and pass rushers at several other schools, Breckterfield‘s appointment is part of the plan by Utah head coach Morgan Scalley to improve the defense. “Inoke has one of the best resumes in college football,” Scalley said. He has worked hard to recruit and train top defensive players, and will be a great asset to our organization,” said Green. Breckterfield’s arrival signals a new focus on player development, recruiting and competitiveness as the Utes prepare for their 2026 schedule. Team analysts pointed out that Utah’s defense did well last season, but had inconsistent shooting against some of the strongest opponents – a gap the new coaches hope to address. Community reaction has been positive, supporters highlighting the importance of bringing veteran coaches to a defense-minded program. Local sports networks have already begun to discuss the way in which this change might impact the Utes‘ performance next season. Players and fans are watching as the winter workouts get underway and spring practice begins, hoping to see how the new staff will affect the team dynamics and performance in 2026. U.S. Military Captures Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro; Court Appearance Set in New YorkWRITTEN BY: Deanna Arutyunyan, Headline News Editor, Chief & Editor.
Published: 1.4.2026 U.S. soldiers had earlier this weekend fought a huge battle to capture Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, in Caracas, where they were taken to the United States to face federal charges, officials said Sunday, January 4, 2026.
Operation Absolute Resolve involved special operations troops, along with other branches of the U.S. army. Various government sources claimed that Maduro and Flores were taken to U.S. custody without civilian casualties. They are set to appear in federal court in Manhattan on Monday and face a narcotics and terrorism charge related to a superseding 2020 indictment. President Donald Trump apologised for the operation and said the U.S. would oversee a transition period in Venezuela until “a safe, proper, and judicious transition” of government can take place. Trump characterized the move as the legalization of long-standing U.S. indictments and part of an ongoing fight against drug trafficking. The capture has fueled a fierce debate in the United States. Republicans have generally praised the operation as an effective countermeasure against drug trafficking and organized crime. Nonetheless, many Democrats have questioned the legality of the action, noting that it took place without an explicit congressional approval and may lead to a ruckus for U.S. foreign policy. The operation attracted quick reactions on the international stage. A few Latin American governments and international organizations expressed concern about national sovereignty and called for diplomatic resolution. This would highlight the growing diplomatic tension, which U.N. officials reportedly plan to address this week at a Security Council meeting. As Maduro’s court date approaches, national leaders and policy analysts are ready for political reverberations and courts that will have powerful implications for U.S. foreign policy in the Western Hemisphere. High Level Summit Addresses IssuesWRITTEN BY: Deanna Arutyunyan, Headline News Editor, Chief & Editor.
Published: 11.24.2025 Leaders of the World meet during High-Level Summit due to Economic, security issues.
The high-level international summit brought together representatives of over 40 countries today to discuss sluggish economic growth across the globe, emergence of new security challenges, and changing geopolitical demands. In Geneva, the two-day meeting was attended by heads of state, senior ministers, and policy experts in order to deliberate on coordinated strategies when dealing with issues affecting various regions. The summit opened with a strong message on the need to dialogue and cooperate, especially when most countries are grappling with supply-chain issues, escalating energy prices, and continuous humanitarian demands. Economic consultants on the information front registered inconsistent recovery rates across the globe leading to deliberations on trade policy, investment stability and financial resiliency in the long-term. As observed by the participants, although some key economies have performed well by showing signs of stabilization, some others end up stumbling in the dark as a result of inflationary pressures and unstable commodity markets. Security issues were also a part of the agenda. Representatives considered the recent cyber attacks to government facilities and commercial infrastructure of various countries, and it shows that digital systems are vulnerable. Analysts informed the audience about the necessity of enhanced information-sharing structures and defensive coordination activities as a step towards reducing risks. Regional conflicts were also discussed, with the need to involve diplomacy and international law being the main focus. The key areas of focus that were completed the summit included climate resilience and sustainable development. Governments were called upon by the environmental experts to move faster to the reduction of the emissions and the increase of the renewable energy and assist those communities that were impacted by the extreme weather patterns. A number of delegations offered collaborative projects aimed at the enhancement of the systems of disaster-response and green-technology innovation. It is anticipated that the summit will end tomorrow with the joint statement defining the aspects of agreement and the ways of further cooperation. Although the participants admitted that the problems in the future look quite big, several of them said that they are hopeful that collaborative efforts can be made, with the help of a long-term dialogue. It will be observed that follow-up meetings will be held later in the year to determine the progress and will help in setting priorities that are shared. CLIMATE CHANGE may be silent...but IT'S creating mass extinction in front of our very eyes.WRITTEN BY: Deanna Arutyunyan, Headline News Editor, Chief & Editor.
Published: 10.19.2025
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The world is going through a critical movement in the fight against climate change, its own sickness that has spread through the world, killing our animals, destroying habitats, and ruining the once healthy earth. We are reaching a point where of are unable to reverse the damage that is done. Climate scientists have revealed that coral reefs, glaciers, and permafrost regions are hitting thresholds of which are unable to be recovered. The concentration of atmospheric carbon dioxide has reached record heights, surpassing 425 parts per million, which is the highest level found in millions of years.
Despite the major investments in renewable energy, progress has still been unable to be made. The International Energy Agency has found that although renewable capacity has grown exponentially, nations are still not on track to triple renewable energy production by 2030, which is a target that is essential to keep global warming below 1.5 degrees Celsius. Developing countries, in particular, are struggling to transition away from fossil fuels without the financial support necessary from wealthy nations. A new coalition of finance ministers, led by Brazil, is requesting 1.3 trillion in annual climate finance to help the vulnerable nations mentioned. Their proposal reforms global credit and insurance systems, arguing that current mechanisms are failing to protect economies from increasing climate disasters such as floods and droughts. Extreme weather is persistent in devastating regions across the globe. Vietnam and the Philippines have recently faced powerful typhoons of which displaced thousands; meanwhile, parts of Africa and Southern Europe endure record-breaking heat waves and droughts. The climate change experts have come to agree that the next five years will determine whether or not humanity can stabilize the climate or even be able to face widespread ecological and economic upheaval. |
