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4.5 million foreigners have come to the United States since Joe Biden became president and there are a total of 49.5 million foreign-born in the country in October 2023 according to statistics funded by US authorities
The U.S. Army is asking unvaccinated soldiers to return as it falls short of 25,000 recruits this year despite lower enlistment requirements and higher bonuses, writing letters to nearly 2,000 of those discharged as a result of vaccination requirements, saying that as a result of the suspension of all current Covid-19 vaccination requirements, former soldiers who were involuntarily discharged for refusing can request a correction of their military records
Folk singer and Native American activist Buffy Sainte-Marie's origins are being questioned as she says she was adopted into a white family from indigenous parents in Canada, while documents show and family members claim the adoptive parents are her real parents
Investor Peter Thiel has been an FBI informant since 2021, according to his business partner Charles Johnson, who says he helped recruit Thiel by introducing him to Los Angeles-based FBI agent Johnathan Buma, something confirmed to Insider by an anonymous source, Thiel is a citizen of Germany, USA and New Zealand and last year was reportedly in the process of obtaining a passport from Malta
US Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis says the US should not take in refugees from Gaza on the grounds that all are not Hamas but rather anti-Semitic, says that the Arab States should take them in
Republican Kevin McCarthy is ousted as speaker of the US House of Representatives after eight of his party colleagues along with the Democrats vote for his resignation, the first time in US history that a speaker has been ousted, the leading figure in the vote, Republican Matt Gaetz, believes, among other things, that McCarthy has not done enough to reduce federal spending
Hunter Biden's daughter Naomi worked for the law firm Arnold & Porter as a representative of the government of Peru while living in the White House with her grandfather, she accompanied her father to Ukraine and met Burisma's CEO and his daughter and, according to whistleblowers, father Hunter Biden allegedly tried to deduction for her schooling at Columbia Law School
Democratic US Senator Dianne Feinstein, dies at 90, leaves behind one daughter, USD 102 million in real estate and USD 62 million in private jet
U.S. Senator Robert Menendez (D) faces federal bribery charges along with his wife on suspicion of accepting bribes in exchange for helping Egypt and businessmen Wael Hana, Jose Uribe and Fred Daibes, 13 gold bars and USD 636 000 in cash reportedly found in their home
44-year-old Adrian Paul Aispuro was arrested during an event with presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy disguised as a US Marshal and claimed to be part of Kennedy's security team, the brother, who dropped him off was also briefly detained and said it was all a misunderstanding and that Adrian Paul, an unemployed emergency medical technician knowing there was a security job for him there
The company Flannery Associates, which is backed by Silicon Valley billionaires, has bought tens of thousands of hectares of land to build a new city near San Francisco, investors include Nespace founder Marc Andreessen and Steve Jobs' widow Laurene Powell Jobs
Tucker Carlson's post of his interview with Donald Trump on X currently has 260 million views, the record for the most viewed interview ever held by Oprah Winfrey's 1993 interview with Michael Jackson which was viewed by 90 million
Donald Trump's mugshot released after the fourth indictment against him and because Georgia law mandating the formality, accused of illegally trying to overturn state election results, says he's never heard the word "mugshot" before
The Republican presidential candidate in the United States, Vivek Ramaswamy, believes that the United States' participation in the war in Ukraine is repayment of a bribe of 5 million USD that Joe Biden's son, Hunter, received from the Ukrainian energy company Burisma, where Hunter was a board member
Barack Obama built his image based on autobiography full of false statements, covering up the fact that he is a product of the periphery of empire and of billionaire foundations, remained key political player by establishing himself in Washintong DC after presidential term, unlike all previous presidents, and is the real decision maker in White House full of his loyalists, says historian David Garrow who wrote biography Rising Star
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau divorces his wife of 18 years, becoming the second to divorce in office after his alleged father Pierre Trudeau divorced Justin's mother in 1977
Hunter Biden allegedly put his father on speakerphone during more than 20 business calls without ever talking business but allegedly selling the family name brand, according to Hunter's business partner Devon Archer's closed-door testimony to the Republican Committee investigating foreign payments to the Biden family
Joe Biden's son Hunter Biden sold expensive art to American-Jewish real estate investor and major donor to the Democratic Party, Elizabeth Hirsh Naftali, who was appointed to a role by the current president, the president's son's art fetched a total of $1.3 million and an unknown buyer paid $875,000
40-year-old black Andre Longmore breaks into a family home in Georgia, US, and shoots dead the four white people Scott Leavitt, his wife Shirley and Steve Blizzard and Ronald Jeffers, all 65 years old, the perpetrator is shot dead by police after 24 hours of hunting
The Biden administration is letting taxpayers repay student loans for 804,000 borrowers, amounts to USD 39 billion, The Supreme Court had earlier rejected the proposal to allow taxpayers to repay USD 400 billion
Ray Epps, who despite being on the spot on January 6, 2021 in Washington shouting that they must enter the Capitol has not been charged or convicted, is suing Fox News for defamation when, among others, Tucker Carlson discussed whether he was hired by the FBI
While Joe Biden and the Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson are holding a press conference during the Swede's visit the president is asked about the cocaine that was recently found in the White House after Hunter Biden was there, no comments on the matter either from the president or his press secretary
New York ends mobile vaccine passport program citing a decrease in demand for digital covid-19 tests and vaccine certificates, since the beginning of the program Deloitte, Boston Consulting Group and IBM have billed the state approximately $240 million
The US Department of Justice publishes a 121-page report on Jeffrey Epstein's death,which concludes he killed himself and that the negligence of the prison guards made it possible, they did not for example fix the broken cameras and they skipped mandatory rounds, Epstein allegedly changed his will and asked through his lawyers that against the rules not get a cellmate and the night before his death borrowed the phone to call his mother who had been dead for several years
Pride flags are banned from flying on city-owned property in the Michigan city of Hamtramck, which for a century was dominated by Catholics from Ukraine and Poland and in 2015 became the first in the United States to have a Muslim-majority council, Muslims cheer the decision at City Hall and former Mayor Karen Majewski says we supported you when you were threatened and now our rights are threatened by you
Ten injured after shooting in crowd during the celebration of Denver Nuggets' first ever NBA title, three seriously injured while the perpetrator is one of those with minor injuries, the shooting seems to have occurred in connection with an altercation involving several individuals
During a speech at the Pride celebration, Joe Biden addresses transgender children, saying they are loved, heard, and understood, and the White House transcription includes applause breaks
Mike Pence, former vice president of Donald Trump, is running as a candidate in the 2024 US presidential election, the launch comes through his filing of paperwork with the Federal Election Commission, the launch video and event will take place on Wednesday when he turns 64
225 missing children are found during a ten-week operation by US marshal called Operation We Will Find You, 28 cases have been passed on to other agencies to investigate crimes such as trafficking, drug crimes and weapons crimes, 62 percent of the children were located within a week after to have been wanted
The American organization Oath Keepers, which claims to exist to defend the Constitution against both domestic and foreign enemies, has its founder Stewart Rhodes sentenced to 18 years in prison for participation in the events around the Capitol on January 6, 2021, the longest sentence so far handed out in connection with incidents during the day
Henry Kissinger, who has shaped American foreign policy since the 1960s, turns 100 on Saturday, May 27, helped plan President Nixon's trip to China in 1972, received the Nobel Prize in 1973 for his participation in the Paris peace accords, and led the US overthrow of Salvador Allende in Chile, he has said he is by instinct a follower of the belief that America has been a force for good in the world and is indispensable to the stability of the world, and that it is in that region that he has made his conscious effort
In 2017, Jeffrey Epstein asked Bill Gates to retroactively pay for Russian woman Mila Antonova's tuition costs after paying for them and then learning of Gates' affair with her, according to reports to the Wall Street Journal, Epstein's email came after he failed to convince Gates that be involved in the multibillion-dollar charity fund he tried to set up
Special counsel John Durham releases his 306-page report about FBI's role in the investigation into Donald Trump's campaign's alleged collusion with Russia in the run-up to the 2016 election, revealing, among other things, that the investigation was largely driven by avowed Trump-hating FBI agent Peter Strzok and noting the difference in the agency's enthusiasm regarding the investigations of each presidential campaign, the report concludes that the Department of Justice and the FBI have failed to uphold the mission of being strictly faithful to the law
83,000 migrants cross US southern border since temporary pandemic restrictions lifted at midnight Thursday, Washington Post claims no surge but also that illegal border crossings were at record high this week
24-year-old ex-Marine Daniel Penny, who tackled the threatening and mentally ill black man Jordan Neely in the New York subway is charged with manslaughter and has raised nearly $1 million for his defense, charges announced Thursday, and Penny turned himself in and was released on bail Friday
Steve Bannon get stormed by police in the middle of his show War Room after he get swatted which means someone calls a false alarm to send police to the scene, says during the live show that the criminals are trying to make sure that something happens here, that one of the police officers gets concerned about what’s going on and actually starts firing
Republican congressman George Santos, arrested for fraud, money laundering, theft of public funds and for having lied before the House of Representatives, since he was elected in November 2022 has been noticed for, among other things, having lied about his credentials, that he owns real estate, that he is Jewish and that his mother died during September 11
Eight dead plus shooter and seven injured after shooting at the Allen Outlet Mall in Texas which is a gun-free zone, the shooter, who has not yet been identified but appears to be Hispanic with hand tattoos, was shot dead on the spot by police
Black 30-year-old Jordan Neely with history of mental illness acts aggressively and yells in New York subway that he will hurt anyone on the train and that he is ready for life in prison, dies after a forceful citizen's arrest by white 24-year-old former Marine corp
Former Acting CIA Director Mike Morell says in sworn testimony that, at the behest of current Secretary of State Antony Blinken, he helped Joe Biden collect 51 signatures falsely claiming Hunter Biden's laptop was Russian disinformation, something used by Biden during his presidential campaign to dismiss reporting about his son
Derek Chauvin's appeal for a new trial regarding the death of George Floyd is rejected by a court in Minnesota, which means that his prison sentence of 22.5 years stands, the convict claims that, among other things, the publicity of the case affected the trial
Nicholas "Smush" Samudio, 22, with Down syndrome and a member of the Latin Kings street gang, is charged with two fatal shootings in the space of 10 days, one of which was sparked by a road-rage conflict while the other was potentially mistaken for another person due to a hat that was reminiscent of a rival gangs
John F. Kennedy's nephew Robert Kennedy Jr. announces his candidacy in the 2024 US presidential election for the Democrats, has been involved in the vaccine issue for fifteen years and published the book The Real Anthony Fauci in 2021
Donald Trump wins California court case against Stormy Daniels who needs to pay him USD 620,000, New York trial continues with prosecutor Alvin Bragg
Donald Trump is indicted by a jury in New York led by District Attorney Alvin Bragg on unspecified charges as the indictment is classified but is said to be related to alleged payments to silence two women during the 2016 presidential campaign, the first indicted president ever says it is political persecution
The QAnon shaman Jacob Chansley, who would later be sentenced to almost four years in prison, is during January 6, 2021, seen escorted around the Capitol by policemen who, among other things, try to open locked doors for him, new images from the storming of the Capitol that have never been
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signs law giving state control over Disney's special economic zone that the company has had since 1967, new state-controlled administrative region called Central Florida Tourism Oversight District is established, CEO Bob Iger says the consequences for the company
Several US newspapers drop long-running Dilbert cartoon strip after Scott Adams commented that black respondents who did not agree with the phrase: "It's OK to be white" were a hate group and that white people should get the hell away from black people, Washington Post who are among the media
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announces that object over Canadian airspace was shot down by US aircraft and Defense Minister Anita Anand would not speculate on its origin but said it could be similar to the balloon shot down earlier this week but smaller in size
A US Air Force F-22 shoots down a high-altitude object that poses a threat to civilian aircraft off the northern coast of Alaska, according to Pentagon press secretary Pat Ryder, the object was unmanned and was similar in size to a small car and in no way resembled the Chinese balloon that
US Nuclear Regulatory Commission certifies the design for what will be the country's first small modular nuclear reactor meaning the design is finally determined to be acceptable and can't be legally challenged, the 50-megawatt light-water reactor is designed by Oregon-based NuScale Power and
Former Virginia Tech soccer team player Kiersten Hening wins a USD 100,000 settlement for being benched due to not take a knee in support of Black Lives Matter during the national anthem, says the coaches turned on her when the team met to discuss the idea of players wearing BLM medical masks,
Micki Witthoeft who is the mother of Ashli Babbit who was shot and killed during the storming of the Capitol on January 6, 2021 is arrested by police for demonstrating near the Capitol without a permit, blocking traffic and disobeying orders on the anniversary of her daughter's death,
California's Reparations Task Force chair Kamilah Moore says economists recommend USD 1 million in reparations to every black person who descended from slaves and that homeless people need to be at the forefront of the compensations, the state has more than 172,000 homeless people with up to
45% of US women between ages 25 and 44 will be single and childless by 2030 according to a Morgan Stanley estimate, economist Ellen Zentner says shifting lifestyle norms are enabling more women to work full time
US approves the world's first vaccine for honey bees, is engineered to prevent American foulbrood disease and works by introducing an inactive version of the bacteria into the royal jelly fed to the queen which leads to the larvae gaining immunity, producer Dalan Animal Health says the vaccine
Jordan Peterson says the College of Psychologists of Ontario demands he does a course about social media etiquette to avoid an in-person tribunal hearing and the potential loss of his right to practice as a licensed clinical psychologist, says retweeting leading opposition policitian Pierre
Congressman George Santos (R) lies about his background such as that he worked for Goldman Sachs and has a college degree, he is also openly gay but was married to a woman until shortly before his 2020 election campaign, claims due to the revelation that he is not a criminal and that he still
Accused of the storming of the Capitol seek in legal documents to declare judicial institutions illegitimate, overlaps with the stream of thought called "sovereign citizens", James Mault and Greg Rubenacker, who previously pleaded guilty, argue, among other things, that the United States