US plans to ban Russian aluminum
The United States is considering imposing a ban on Russian aluminum in response to the escalation of the war in Ukraine. The rocket attacks that Russia carried out on cities like Kiev in recent days were the direct cause. Aluminum has so…
Donald Trump will get all the support from his party
The majority of Republican candidates in the November congressional elections support Donald Trump's view that the 2020 presidential election has been stolen. "This undermines the foundations of democracy.” Democrats are expected to lose…
Biden is outraged by OPEC+ decision to cut oil production
The United States is outraged by the decision of the countries of oil cartel OPEC and its allies such as Russia (OPEC+), to limit oil production. By reducing production, prices must be supported. According to the US, this measure is…
US is concerned about Korean nuclear tests
Should North Korea decide to conduct a nuclear test soon, the country can count on a firm response from the United States and South Korea, says a spokesman for the US Department of Defense. The defense acknowledges that no link has yet been…
Ian is weakened, but not harmless, more hurricanes on the way
Due to Hurricane Ian, millions of homes and commercial buildings in the United States are without power. The hurricane has now weakened to Category 1, but the danger has not yet subsided. The hurricane has caused a storm surge of about 3.6…
White House sees a catastrophe in Arizona’s old law
U.S. State of Arizona may reintroduce strict abortion law, which is "potentially catastrophic," White House says Arizona may reintroduce a ban on abortion that had been blocked for 50 years. A judge ruled that. As in many other states, a…
Meta sued in U.S. for circumventing App Tracking Transparency in iOS
Some Facebook users have filed a class action lawsuit against Meta in a US Federal Court. They believe that the social media company bypasses App Tracking Transparency measures in iOS by tracking users via the in-app browser. According to…
COVID-19 was an excellent opportunity for scammers
In the United States, scammers committed more than $ 45 billion in insurance fraud during the corona pandemic. They illegally received unemployment benefits, including by using Social Security numbers of deceased people. This is reported by…