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CDC Adds 6 Destinations to Highest COVID-19 Travel Warning Level, Including Austria and Barbados

The health agency also moved France, Iceland and Saint Barthélemy to less risky levels.
By Morgan Halberg

An Art Exhibition on the Dark Web Makes a Case for Internet Freedom

A new exhibition that's part of the Yerevan Biennial uses the Dark Web to remind viewers of what it was like on the early days of the Internet.
By Clayton Schuster
Super Mega dealer, David Zwirner.

Armenia Tries to Seduce Art Tourists, Sotheby’s Is ‘Not ISIS’ … And More

Art world news round-up for August 10.
By Guelda Voien

Beleaguered Menendez battles on, smacks Obama foreign policy at Armenian genocide commemoration

By Mark Bonamo
A man carries an Armenian flag during a march on the 99th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, calling for recognition and reparations, on April 24, 2014 in Los Angeles, California. Relations between Turkey and Armenia, a former Soviet republic, remain split over the issue of genocide which, according to Western historians, resulted in the massacre of as many as 1.5 million Armenians and eviction of 500,000 others from land occupied by their ancestors for 2,500 years. Earlier this month, the Republic of Turkey condemned a U.S. Senate committee resolution branding the massacre of Armenians by Ottoman forces during World War One as genocide and warned that such a step could harm Turkish-American ties. (Photo by David McNew/Getty Images)

Recognizing the Armenian Genocide

By The Editors

Armenians Asked to Write One Wikipedia Article Each to Promote National Culture

By Jordyn Taylor
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