Fraud, bankruptcy, assassination: 10 people told how winning the lottery changed their lives

These 10 people won the lottery. How winning has affected the lives of the winners, according to BuzzFeed. According to Investopedia, the odds of winning the Powerball draw are 1 in 292,2 million as of November 2021. It's not that much…

Congress impeaches a member of Biden's cabinet: this is the first time in 150 years

On February 13, the House of Representatives voted to impeach the head of the Department of Homeland Security, Alejandro Mayorkas. The historic vote is the first time in nearly 150 years that a sitting department head has been impeached in a presidential administration, CBS reports. House Republicans (HoR) accused Mayorkas of “deliberately...

'Why should we just give them the money': Trump wants to help Ukraine on credit

Trump suggested that the American administration provide assistance to Ukraine in the form of loans. He called for abandoning the bill that would provide assistance to Ukraine and strengthening control at the American border. In his opinion, it is first necessary to develop an “ideal” project to combat migration, USAToday reports. By…

ICE will release detained illegal immigrants from prisons due to lack of money

US officials are planning to release thousands of migrants from detention due to a serious budget deficit, reports the BBC. An Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) spokesman said between 4000 and 6000 migrants could be released. Since 2021, more than 6,3 million have entered the United States illegally...

USCIS processed 2023 million cases in 10: US immigration statistics

New data from US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) shows progress in improving the customer experience. The agency completed 10 million immigration cases in fiscal year 2023. USCIS has released fiscal year-end 2023 data that illustrates the agency's progress toward achieving its...

Biden refused to take a cognitive test, although the US Department of Justice doubted it

President Biden will not take a cognitive test - even after a report from his own Justice Department. The document emphasizes the “poor memory” of the head of state, and voters express serious concerns about the mental acuity of the country's first person, reports NewYorkPost. "The President every...

Someone won't make it to their date: Uber and Lyft drivers will stage a nationwide strike on Valentine's Day

Some Uber and Lyft drivers across the country plan to stay behind the wheel on February 14 to protest wage cuts, Insider reports. Organizers said drivers were from about 20 cities, including San Francisco, Dallas, Chicago, Boston, Phoenix, Atlanta, Toronto...

Immigrants will add $7 trillion to the US economy over the next 10 years

Economists estimate that over 10 years, immigration will increase US GDP by $7 trillion and government revenue by $1 trillion, Bloomberg reports. Last week, in the midst of a series of scandals in Congress over border security, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) released...

A historian who has been guessing election results for 40 years says who will win in 2024 - Trump or Biden

Allan Lichtman is a historical forecaster. He has correctly predicted the winners of almost every presidential election since 1984. What does he think about the upcoming election of the head of state, reports NewYorkPost. Lichtman has developed a formula for predicting presidential elections - and in many cases it turns out to be accurate...

Thirty achievements of Joe Biden as President of the United States (part 3)

The latest 10 improvements on Joe Biden's list of 30 accomplishments so far as president, Politico reports. Boosting Cancer Research to Reduce Mortality As vice president, Biden began accelerating cancer research after his son Beau died of brain cancer...

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