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Protests sweep US after Trump's military operation in Venezuela and Maduro's capture

Protests against President Donald Trump's military operation in Venezuela and the capture of President Nicolás Maduro took place in the United States. In major cities such as Washington, New York, and Los Angeles, crowds of up to 100 people marched, chanting anti-war slogans.

Politics • January 4, 08:44 AM • 15896 views
Trump abandons deployment of National Guard in major US cities

Trump has abandoned plans to deploy the National Guard in Chicago, Los Angeles, and Portland. This decision comes after a series of lawsuits blocked the administration's initiatives.

Politics • January 1, 08:39 PM • 13181 views
Trump withdraws US National Guard troops from Chicago and Los Angeles

US President Donald Trump announced the withdrawal of National Guard troops from several cities, including Chicago and Los Angeles. This decision was made after the US Supreme Court did not allow Trump to use troops to maintain law and order in the regions.

Politics • January 1, 08:54 AM • 4691 views
US Supreme Court rejects Trump's proposal to deploy National Guard in Chicago

The US Supreme Court rejected the Trump administration's proposal to deploy National Guard troops in Chicago, despite objections from local and state officials. The court noted that the president's authority to federalize the National Guard applies only in "exceptional" circumstances.

News of the World • December 24, 07:55 AM • 3156 views
Giant gingerbread house from the movie "Home Alone" appeared in the US and broke a world recordPhoto

A 7-meter gingerbread replica of the house from the movie "Home Alone" appeared in Los Angeles and entered the Guinness Book of Records. The edible installation, 17.5 m long, 12.5 m wide, and 7.7 m high, was created by Disney+ and Hulu for the film's 35th anniversary.

Culture • December 22, 07:59 AM • 55425 views
Owner of NBA star Michael Jordan's estate plans to turn it into a museumPhotoVideo

Businessman John Cooper, who bought Michael Jordan's estate for $9. 5 million, plans to create an "immersive" museum. This has raised concerns among local residents and the city council about the commercialization of the property.

News of the World • December 17, 06:16 AM • 51886 views
No sanctions, act through RussiaPhoto

NielsenIQ's Russian subsidiary is actively recruiting staff for high-risk markets, including occupied Ukrainian territories and Iran, as revealed by job postings on HH. ru. The company's internal research previously labeled occupied Ukrainian lands as "new Russian regions."

Publications • December 8, 03:38 PM • 21969 views
Northeastern US hit by first major snowstorm of the seasonPhoto

A powerful snowstorm brought up to 25 centimeters of snow and ice to New England. This followed record November snowfalls in the Midwest, which complicated travel.

News of the World • December 2, 08:00 PM • 9475 views
Trump administration announces pause on asylum decisions in US after shooting

The administration of US President Donald Trump has suspended all asylum decisions following a shooting targeting members of the National Guard in Washington. This decision comes after Trump's announcement to suspend migration from certain countries and halt visa issuance for travelers with Afghan passports.

News of the World • November 29, 09:46 AM • 4679 views
US Midwest braces for record snowfall and road chaos

In the US, Chicago and neighboring Midwest cities are expecting significant snowfall, up to 30 centimeters of snow. Meteorologists predict about 20 centimeters of precipitation in Chicago, which could repeat the record snowfall in November.

News of the World • November 28, 05:07 PM • 4700 views
Pope Leo embarks on first foreign trip to call for peace in Turkey and Lebanon

Pope Leo embarks on his first foreign trip to Turkey and Lebanon from November 27 to December 2. He will call for peace and unity among branches of Christianity, meet with government officials, and visit cultural sites.

News of the World • November 25, 08:51 PM • 3501 views
Trump pardons two turkeys, one of which disappeared during the ceremonyPhoto

US President Donald Trump pardoned two turkeys from North Carolina, "Gobble" and "Waddle," although "Waddle" went missing during the ceremony. Trump also criticized his opponents, including Joe Biden and Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker.

News of the World • November 25, 06:05 PM • 8934 views
Before meeting with movie stars, Pope Leo XIV revealed his four favorite films

70-year-old Pope Leo XIV unveiled his four favorite films released in the 20th century, ahead of a meeting with famous movie stars at the Vatican. He plans to deepen the dialogue with the world of cinema.

Culture • November 12, 04:40 PM • 80028 views
Aviation chaos in the USA: unpaid dispatchers - flights grounded for hours

Flights are massively delayed at US airports due to a shortage of air traffic controllers, who have been working without pay for the second month. In total, more than 4,000 flights have been delayed and more than 500 canceled.

News of the World • November 3, 07:44 AM • 3715 views
United plane's window could have been shattered by a meteorite: investigators are considering an unusual version of the incident at an altitude of 11 kmPhoto

American investigators are considering a version of a collision with space debris or a meteorite that led to a crack in the windshield of a United Airlines plane. The incident occurred at an altitude of 11 kilometers during a flight from Denver to Los Angeles.

News of the World • October 20, 07:10 PM • 7462 views
"No Kings": Mass protests against Trump take place in the US (video)PhotoVideo

On October 18, "No Kings" protests against the administration of President Donald Trump are taking place in the United States. In total, more than 2,500 rallies are expected to draw millions of participants in Washington, New York, and Chicago.

News of the World • October 18, 06:27 PM • 5838 views
"No Kings" protests against the Trump administration return to the US: October 18 could see record turnout

On October 18, millions of people across the United States will demonstrate under the slogan "No Kings. " In the House of Representatives, Republican leaders stated that this is a "demonstration against the USA." There are also comments that the rallies are intended to distract from the shutdown of Congress.

News of the World • October 17, 08:47 PM • 5112 views
Illinois and Chicago Sue Trump Administration Over National Guard Deployment

The state of Illinois and the city of Chicago have sued the Trump administration over its decision to deploy National Guard troops to control protests, alleging it is illegal and politically motivated. The lawsuit comes after a federal judge blocked a similar National Guard deployment in Portland.

News of the World • October 6, 05:35 PM • 4513 views
In Chicago, border guards wounded an armed woman. Trump authorized the deployment of the National Guard

In Chicago, US border guards shot an armed woman during a clash between protesters and immigration agents. Donald Trump authorized the deployment of 300 National Guard troops to protect federal officers and assets.

News of the World • October 5, 07:11 AM • 9026 views
The 50 best restaurants in the US and Canada have been named: in which cities are they located?

The Korean restaurant Atomix in New York took first place in the first rating of "The 50 Best Restaurants in North America", compiled based on the votes of 300 food industry experts. The 12-course tasting menu at Atomix costs $450 per person.

News of the World • September 30, 02:16 PM • 55776 views
Dead stowaway found in landing gear of plane from Europe in US

On Sunday, a dead stowaway was found in the landing gear compartment of an American Airlines plane that arrived from Europe at Charlotte-Douglas Airport. Police are investigating the case, without disclosing the identity of the deceased or the city of departure.

News of the World • September 29, 06:18 AM • 31031 views
Single-family home rentals in the US slow down: Chicago leads with growth

In July, single-family home rents in the US increased by 2. 3% year-over-year, which is lower than the average growth of 3.1% a year earlier. Chicago led with a 5.1% increase, and New York came in second with 3.7%.

News of the World • September 24, 08:40 AM • 4225 views
Feds use tear gas and pepper balls to disperse Chicago protestVideo

Federal law enforcement officers in Chicago used tear gas and pepper balls to disperse about 100 protesters near the Immigration and Customs Enforcement building. Demonstrators tried to block the entry and exit of government SUVs and chanted the name of Silverio Villegas Gonzalez, who was fatally shot by an immigration officer.

News of the World • September 20, 07:46 AM • 8588 views
Oasis played two concerts in Mexico City, gathering 65,000 fans

Liam Gallagher took to the stage of Estadio GNP Seguros in a sombrero, and the band performed The Poznan.

Culture • September 14, 01:31 PM • 6501 views
Trump began deporting immigrants: where the first cases were recorded

The Trump administration has launched a campaign to deport undocumented immigrants under the guise of fighting crime. The first operations began in Illinois, despite condemnation from local authorities.

Politics • September 9, 08:05 AM • 4246 views
Chipocalypse Now: Trump hinted at massive deportationsPhoto

Donald Trump posted about the "smell of deportations in the morning" and hinted at Chicago. The US President previously renamed the Ministry of Defense to the Ministry of War.

News of the World • September 6, 04:26 PM • 8074 views
Bra's Birthday, DNA Uniqueness Discovery Day, Skyscraper Day: What else is celebrated on September 3

September 3 marks the Bra's Birthday, DNA Uniqueness Discovery Day, and Skyscraper Day. On this day in 1914, Cares Crosby received a patent for the bra, and in 1984, Alec Jeffreys proved the uniqueness of DNA.

Society • September 3, 03:47 AM • 4753 views
Potap named the size of his fee for a 45-minute performance

Oleksiy Potapenko, known as Slavic Balagan, receives 25 thousand dollars for a 45-minute performance. He also revealed the fees of Artem Pivovarov (60 thousand dollars) and Olya Polyakova (25 thousand dollars).

Society • September 2, 10:43 AM • 50174 views
Chicago Mayor Forbids Federal Agents From Concealing Faces During Operations Amid Trump's Threats To Deploy National Guard - Bloomberg

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson signed an order prohibiting federal agents from wearing masks and disguises. This decision was made amid Donald Trump's threats to deploy the National Guard.

News of the World • August 30, 10:54 PM • 6817 views
Children in disadvantaged areas 20 times more likely to suffer gunshot wounds - study

A new study has shown that children from disadvantaged areas are 20 times more likely to be hospitalized with gunshot wounds. The most common cause is unintentional incidents related to improper handling of weapons.

Society • August 25, 08:55 AM • 4573 views