Is Russia really hoarding gold — or quietly spending it? A closer look at reserve data shows rising gold prices can hide falling physical holdings. This isn’t collapse. It’s pressure. 🔗 newsfangled.co.uk/russia-gold-... © Newsfangled 2026

Lost Gold Routes, Part Two When a gold ship sank in 1857, confidence collapsed ashore. The story of the SS Central America and the panic that followed. newsfangled.co.uk/lost-gold-ro... © Newsfangled 2026

A polite letter. Fifty signatures. This isn’t rebellion — it’s erosion. When MPs stop whispering and start signing, authority is already being tested inside Labour. newsfangled.co.uk/fifty-labour... © Newsfangled 2026

Everyone assumes The Traitors castle is haunted. It isn’t. So why does Ardross Castle feel so unsettling? A History & Mystery deep dive into architecture, psychology, and modern fear. newsfangled.co.uk/traitors-cas... © Newsfangled 2026

Could the next “Trafalgar moment” come not from rival fleets — but from land? Iran’s shore-based missiles and drones may turn US naval dominance into strategic exposure in the Persian Gulf. Read 👇 newsfangled.co.uk/modern-trafa... © Newsfangled 2026

Gold at record highs. No Friday pullback. No obvious catalyst. When old market habits vanish, it’s usually a warning — not a celebration. Analysis 👇 newsfangled.co.uk/gold-breaks-... © Newsfangled 2026

Lost Gold Routes, Part One Gold crossed oceans to feed empires. Sometimes it never arrived. A look at Spanish treasure fleets, vanished shipments, and the quiet economics of loss. newsfangled.co.uk/lost-gold-ro... © Newsfangled 2026

A US president publicly hinting at a secret weapon isn’t a slip. It’s a signal. Whether the “discombobulation weapon” exists or not, rivals now have to plan as if it does. That alone changes the game. 🔗 newsfangled.co.uk/trump-discom... © Newsfangled 2026

The world America built is ending. The US knows it. China is preparing for it. Europe is still clinging to it. This isn’t about ideology — it’s about power, capital, and what comes next. newsfangled.co.uk/world-americ... © Newsfangled 2026

Gold broke records with no Friday lull — a quiet anomaly markets usually don’t ignore. This isn’t hype or prediction. It’s a signal about confidence, trust, and what investors are quietly doing. Full piece 👇 newsfangled.co.uk/gold-breaks-... © Newsfangled 2026

Trump claims a secret US weapon disabled defences during the Maduro capture. Whether real or not, the strategic impact is the same, rivals must assume it could exist. Secrecy as power, signalling as deterrence. 🔗 newsfangled.co.uk/trump-discom... © Newsfangled 2026

Is Earth’s crust as stable as we assume? Modern geology has uncovered vast water deep inside Earth, changing how rock behaves under stress. Long read:

Pimblett didn’t get the decision vs Gaethje, but he proved something important. Our breakdown looks at what this loss really means for his future. newsfangled.co.uk/paddy-pimble...

Andy Burnham’s return to Westminster could be the most important internal Labour story brewing right now. Not a leadership bid — yet. But a power shift waiting to happen. newsfangled.co.uk/andy-burnham... If you enjoyed this article, show your support by liking and commenting below.

Across China, public squares fill with dancers every evening. It’s not a festival or a flash mob — it’s just normal. A look at everyday life that feels unusual to outsiders 👇

Andy Burnham isn’t just running for Parliament — his return could reshape the Labour leadership landscape. Starmer vs Burnham: collision course or cautious co-existence? newsfangled.co.uk/andy-burnham... If you enjoyed this article, show your support by liking and commenting below.

How stable is Earth’s crust, really? Charles Hapgood was dismissed in the 1950s. He was wrong about the mechanism — but modern geology has since uncovered vast water deep inside Earth, altering how rock behaves under stress. Long read: newsfangled.co.uk/hapgood-theo... © Newsfangled 2026

Normal in China: city squares fill with dancers every night — not a performance, just everyday life. A look at why public square dancing is so normal, and what it tells us about community and shared space. 👉 newsfangled.co.uk/normal-in-ch... #CultureExplained #EverydayChina

What if sea levels didn’t just rise from melting ice - but from beneath our feet? Scientists have found vast water locked deep inside Earth’s mantle. Not a prediction. Not happening now. But unsettling all the same. newsfangled.co.uk/ocean-beneat...

A 5-year-old was detained during an ICE operation in Minnesota. Conflicting accounts, protests, and a growing debate over how immigration enforcement treats families — especially children. Full story: newsfangled.co.uk/ice-detains-...

Would you live longer on Mars? Science says technically yes, but only by milliseconds Gravity and time dilation explained without the headache. 🔗 newsfangled.co.uk/live-longer-... If you enjoyed this article, show your support by liking and commenting below.

Silver hits $100. Gold nears historic highs. That’s not inflation - it’s a confidence signal. Markets move before narratives catch up. newsfangled.co.uk/silver-100-g...

Greenland isn’t under attack, so why is the U.S. offering “protection” in exchange for access to minerals? Feels less Arctic policy, more organised business. 🧊 newsfangled.co.uk/greenland-pr...

A true story from 1970s Yorkshire. A silent light appeared in the sky, moved in a way nothing else did, then vanished. The memory never quite went away. newsfangled.co.uk/silent-light...

Is Parliament still the prize — or has power already moved elsewhere? Andy Burnham’s Westminster “decision” reveals something uncomfortable about how Britain is really governed now. newsfangled.co.uk/andy-burnham... © Newsfangled 2026

When the loudest leader gets all the headlines, we forget how many voices there are behind them. Trump isn’t America — and Putin isn’t Russia. A perspective that separates people from power: newsfangled.co.uk/trump-isnt-a...

Not every UFO story was reported. Most weren’t. If you saw something strange in the UK sky years ago and never told anyone, you’re not alone. We’re asking quietly. newsfangled.co.uk/uk-ufo-sight... © Newsfangled 2026

The pension maths that worked for a decade is quietly failing. Inflation isn’t gone. Debt is growing. Bonds aren’t protecting purchasing power. Why the next decade won’t reward yesterday’s bets 👇 newsfangled.co.uk/pension-illu...

Something is wrong with the internet and most people can feel it, even if they can’t explain it. This piece tries to name that feeling. newsfangled.co.uk/something-wr...

A ship found adrift. Crew vanished. Questions unanswered. Ghost ships aren’t a myth, they’re a recurring mystery. We’ve pulled our investigations together in one place: newsfangled.co.uk/category/new... © Newsfangled 2026

Atlantis was never a place. It was a warning. Plato’s ancient tale of hubris is starting to sound uncomfortably modern — and the parallels with America are hard to ignore. newsfangled.co.uk/americas-atl...

Is the “smart insulin pill” real, or just another medical headline that won’t go away? We broke down what the science actually says and what it doesn’t. newsfangled.co.uk/smart-insuli...

Greenland has become a geopolitical stress test. Critics say Britain is playing it too safe on defence as Arctic tensions rise. Is this diplomacy, or the quiet exposure of UK limits? newsfangled.co.uk/uk-us-greenl... © Newsfangled 2026

When a Hellfire missile doesn’t stop an object, questions start stacking up. Our latest article breaks down the UAP video shown in Congress and why it’s drawing scrutiny. 🛸 newsfangled.co.uk/us-missile-u...

Another British brand “saved”. Most of its shops and hundreds of jobs - not so much. The Russell & Bromley deal shows how retail rescues hollow out the high street. newsfangled.co.uk/brand-lifeli... © Newsfangled 2026

A Danish pension fund is exiting U.S. Treasuries as trust in America’s debt falters. With geopolitical tension over Greenland and tariff risks for Europe and the UK, this move could ripple beyond Copenhagen. newsfangled.co.uk/danish-pensi... © Newsfangled 2026

Cash feels safe. Crypto feels like a chance. A new survey shows Gen Z increasingly prefers cryptocurrency as gifts, not as a gimmick, but as a way to build wealth in a system they don’t trust. © Newsfangled 2026 — Original post: newsfangled.co.uk/gen-z-crypto...

U.S. bases in Europe have been framed as “security” for decades. But what happens when diplomatic interests shift - like over Greenland? A sober look at sovereignty, leverage, and why Europe needs this conversation. newsfangled.co.uk/enemy-within... #Europe #Sovereignty #Geopolitics

Is the US really Europe’s strongest ally — or its most enduring strategic threat? From Ukraine and Nord Stream to migration pressures, this piece reframes the relationship. newsfangled.co.uk/us-europes-b... © Newsfangled 2026 — Original post: newsfangled.co.uk/us-europes-b...

Netflix has switched its Warner Bros bid to all-cash — a clean, aggressive move that could reshape Hollywood and the streaming wars. Here’s why it matters: newsfangled.co.uk/netflix-all-...

When major institutions talk about “diversification,” what are they really doing? Sometimes the signal isn’t the move — it’s the language. A closer look at what quiet rebalancing can mean for dollar assets 👇 newsfangled.co.uk/diversificat... © Newsfangled 2026 — Original post

When private conversations fail, people don’t stay silent anymore. They go public. Instagram is becoming the courtroom for family disputes, and the audience is the jury. newsfangled.co.uk/family-dispu... © Newsfangled 2026

If the US wouldn’t risk itself for Europe, why is Europe hosting American military bases? 🇪🇺🇺🇸 Greenland’s spotlight exposes a deeper imbalance in the transatlantic alliance. Read more → newsfangled.co.uk/us-bases-eur... #Geopolitics #NATO #EuropeSecurity #USForeignPolicy #StrategicDependency

No one is being shouted at. No one is being threatened. And yet disabled people are still losing support. That’s the problem Labour now faces — a benefits system that looks calm, sounds fair, but is starting to feel cruel all the same. 👇 newsfangled.co.uk/labour-pip-p... © Newsfangled 2026

Is the West still a shared project — or is everyone scrambling for their own lifeboat? Trump’s America-First turn may be less a shock and more a signal that the Western alliance is fracturing. newsfangled.co.uk/west-falling...

A 600-year-old shipwreck has surfaced in the Baltic Sea. No corporations. No borders. Still ruled by trade and power. History didn’t change. It scaled. newsfangled.co.uk/before-corpo... © Newsfangled 2026

We’re entering the age after work: AI and robotics may solve production, but scarcity still rules. Commodities, resources and power are the new frontier. Read the long-read here: newsfangled.co.uk/age-after-wo... #AI #Automation #FutureEconomy #Commodities #Geopolitics

MPs are defecting. Migration stays unresolved. Voters feel ignored. This isn’t chaos, it’s career politics doing what it always does: protecting itself. Britain hasn’t gone mad. It’s gone unheard. newsfangled.co.uk/career-mps-q... © Newsfangled 2026 — Original post

When did “yes” and “no” disappear? A short, evergreen read on vague language, non-answers, and why so many conversations now go nowhere. newsfangled.co.uk/age-of-non-a... © Newsfangled 2026

When dollars start coming home, it’s not just economics — it’s a feedback loop that could squeeze inflation, interest rates, and US debt in ways most people aren’t talking about yet. Dive into the chain reaction here: newsfangled.co.uk/dollar-comes...