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1h ago One Ohio town, two competing visions of America: How Springfield became the centre of Trump's immigration crackdown and a growing national divide
2h ago Ken Griffin says Trump's plan for America first was always doomed to fail: 'Most people don't want to live that dream'
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3h ago Could America elect its first Muslim senator? Michigan's high-stakes race may make history
3h ago ‘Hunted like animals’: inside Trump’s war on the people who build America

How gas prices became a lightning rod for voter anger ahead of the US midterms

On every major road across America, in cities and towns, on highways to the mountains, the parks and the beaches, there are gas stations – 196,000 stations and retail outlets.

The Conversation · Oct 19

Columbus Marathon 2026: How the race raised $15 million for children's healthcare and became ‘America's most meaningful race

Columbus Marathon 2026: Columbus Marathon 2026 brought more than 15,000 runners to Columbus, Ohio and has raised more than $15 million since 2012. The race is known as “America’s Most Meaningful Race” because it puts children receiving medical care and their families at the centre of the event.

The Economic Times · Oct 18

Russia sold Alaska for peanuts. Now it guards America against Moscow

In 1867, Russia sold Alaska to the United States for $7.2 million, reflecting strategic concerns. The decision stemmed from fears of potential conflict with Britain during the Crimean War. Subsequent discoveries of natural resources transformed Alaska's economic importance significantly over the years. Alaska emerged as a crucial military platform for…

The Times of India · Oct 18

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America's Generational School Shooting Trauma: Survivor Mom Coaches Son Through Oregon Attack 25 Years Later

A California school shooting survivor drew on her past trauma to comfort her son during the Oregon school attack, highlighting the lasting impact on families.

International Business Times UK · Oct 18

Heavenly bamboo invades US forests, while its red berries can poison birds

Introduced to America as an ornamental plant in the early 1800s, heavenly bamboo has become a concern in parts of the country because of its ability to spread into natural areas and its toxic berries. Despite its name, Nandina domestica is not a true bamboo. Native to Asia, this evergreen…

The Times of India · Oct 18

‘Standing up for democracy’: Atlanta ‘No Kings’ rally draws Trump critics ahead of midterms

“No Kings, Vote Now” was the theme of a rally in Atlanta, one of many organised across the US on Saturday. While many demonstrators denounced US President Donald Trump’s policies, organisers said the rally was aimed at getting out the vote in the November 3 midterm elections and protecting democracy…

France 24 · Oct 18

Is It Time For Your Parent To Move In With You?

Moving a parent into your home can solve one problem while creating six others. Your mother gets help with groceries and appointments. Your father spends less time alone. Everyone feels relieved, at least initially. Then somebody needs the bathroom while somebody else needs assistance getting dressed, and the spare bedroom…

The Free Financial Advisor · Oct 17

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‘Trillions pouring into America’: White House lists over $330 billion investments from India

The White House on Friday listed investments worth over $10.87 trillion in the US, including more than $330 billion from India, placing the country among the leading investors in the American economy.

The Times of India · Oct 17

Trump’s super intelligence diplomat: Marco Rubio

Trump changed AI to SI. Now he has created a new breed of SI diplomacy.

The Economic Times · Oct 17

Katie Zacharia Praises Trump as 'Kind, Wonderful, Gracious' After Being Ousted as Press Secretary After Five Days

Katie Zacharia praised Donald Trump after leaving as White House press secretary after five days, following criticism of her first briefing and reported internal concerns about her readiness.

International Business Times UK · Oct 17

Trump waives Russian sanctions as US-Ukraine relationship frays

The US president claimed the move was in America’s ‘national interests’.

Evening Standard · Oct 17

‘Judged Incorrectly’—USMNT Star Defends Christian Pulisic Amid Heightened Backlash

“Captain America” did not live up to expectations at the World Cup this summer and has received heavy criticism ever since.

Sports Illustrated · Oct 16

America Abandoned Public Executions for a Good Reason

The Trump administration's plans to livestream the execution of Nidal Hasan ran afoul of a deep-rooted aversion to bloody displays of state power going back to the colonial era.

Reason · Oct 16

Ukraine has been betrayed by Trump – but Europe must not abandon it

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The easing of US sanctions on Russian oil risks strengthening Putin’s war effort. European leaders must resist a return to appeasement, while a weary Zelensky must go all out to win America back

The Independent UK · Oct 16

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The Times of India · Oct 16

Oh(io) No: Vivek Ramaswamy's Catch-22 problem with MAGA

Ramaswamy is running to become Ohio governor, a position he perhaps sees as a stepping stone to something bigger in the party. Yet Ramaswamy’s association with Trump is increasingly becoming a liability among neutral voters, while his faith and skin colour are proving a deterrent among parts of the MAGA…

Roll Call · Oct 16

Diesel dilemma squeezes Republicans in America’s heartland

Vance and Louise Ehmke have been growing rye seed, wheat and triticale for over 50 years on a farm in western Kansas that their ancestors first homesteaded in 1885. They say decisions being made thousands of miles away in Washington are costing them. “Compared to last year, our fuel bill…

Fortune · Oct 16

'I told you so': China's chip sector is making breakthroughs—and U.S. export controls are the reasons why

Rakesh Kumar says the controls spurred China to build its own chip ecosystem—and that Chinese AI models are now "very, very close" to America's.

International Business Times · Oct 15

U.S. Is Falling Behind In Space Warfare, Top General Warns

The head of U.S. Space Command fears that America's orbital arsenal is falling behind Russia and China.

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Fortune · Oct 15

The CEO of supply chain giant Flex says infrastructure and the grid needs to scale with AI—or else ‘Forget all the frontier models’

Revathi Advaithi, the CEO of supply chain giant Flex, says that America’s power hasn’t innovated since the days of Thomas Edison—and it could impact AI’s growth.

The Independent UK · Oct 15

America’s most popular buffet Golden Corral is closing multiple locations — here’s where

As six buffet locations close their doors, six new ones are preparing to open

The Guardian - UK · Oct 15

Wes Streeting urges US to back Ukraine on Washington visit after Starlink row

UK defence secretary says he has been ‘reassured directly’ by counterpart Pete Hegseth that Starlink system has been restored as he seeks to cool tensions

Motor1 · Oct 15

BYD Is The World's Biggest EV Maker. So Why Can't You Buy One In The US?

BYD sells affordable EVs worldwide, so why can't Americans buy one? Tariffs, national security rules, and politics stand in the way.

International Business Times UK · Oct 15

Trump Tariffs Meant to Boost U.S. Manufacturing End Up Raising Prices on 'Made in America' Goods, Fed Finds

New York Fed research estimates US tariffs added 2.9 percentage points to consumer-goods inflation by February 2026, raising costs for manufacturers and shoppers.

The Economic Times · Oct 15

Big Tech wants to build more AI data centres across America. Why local communities are pushing back against the costs of the AI revolution

Cities across America are imposing temporary moratoriums on data centre approvals to address infrastructural concerns. Local governments are assessing the impacts of these projects on electricity, water, and public resources. Environmental lawsuits are complicating the development of AI infrastructure further, leading to delays and increased costs. Some technology companies are…

The Times of India · Oct 15

US midterms: Trump warns voters Democrats will 'destroy' America, backs Andy Biggs in Arizona governor race

US President Donald Trump urged Arizona voters to support Republican candidates in the November elections, attacking Democrats over their response to his State of the Union address and backing Rep. Andy Biggs in the race for governor.

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