The Trump Coin Case Ends, but Legal Questions Remain As the coin moves closer to production and distribution, it will be up to the American people to decide whether the controversial coin is deemed a success. Reason · Jul 23
US-China AI race is heating up, but these 10 professions are still too expensive for robots to replace - is your job safe? Jobs safe from AI: Americans perceive China leading in artificial intelligence development currently. However, automating many common jobs proves prohibitively expensive for businesses. Nursing assistants and home health aides are among the most costly roles to automate. Cashiering represents a cheaper automation prospect compared to other professions. The Economic Times · Jul 23
Trump says nearly 200 firms have signed pledge to protect Americans from costs arising from datacenters ‘Ratepayer Protection Pledge’ president has touted is non-binding as people continue to struggle with rising bills The Guardian - US · Jul 23
A Florida community near Tampa has America’s largest man-made lagoon, a 15-acre turquoise pool with a swim-up bar, kayaks, paddleboards and a floating obstacle course A housing community in Florida boasts access to the largest artificial swimming pool in the United States, known as the impressive 15-acre Crystal Lagoon. This amenity is driving a surge in real estate demand as buyers opt for inland properties, seeking tropical benefits and lower storm risks. The developer is… The Times of India · Jul 23
America’s deepest man-made lakes were created by flooding ancient river valleys behind massive dams; here’s the list Deepest man-made lakes in the United States were not created by nature but by engineering on an enormous scale. Before these reservoirs existed, many were steep river valleys and rugged canyons carved over thousands of years. During the 20th century, massive dams blocked flowing rivers, allowing water to fill these… The Times of India · Jul 23
Subaru's Biggest EV Yet Just Got Delayed The American-made Getaway three-row SUV was supposed to go into production by the end of the year. InsideEVs · Jul 23
Iran crisis is not solely a product of Trump’s rule Letters: Focusing on Donald Trump’s defects risks making war appear as an aberration rather than as a recurring feature of American power, writes David Eaton. Plus letters from Blaine Stothard and Harvey Gilbert The Guardian - UK · Jul 23
Americans Are More Interested In Off-Roading Than Ever, Survey Finds More than 64 percent of Americans are eager to get off the beaten path. Motor1 · Jul 23
MAGA wants its history simple A face-off between a Smithsonian official and congressional Republicans revealed the battle over America's meaning Salon · Jul 23
Meet Connecticut's Aangad Singh who could have won Presidential 1776 Award competition. His parents think they know the reason why Singh lost The Donald Trump administration set a Presidential 1776 Award competition on the occasion of America's 250th birthday which was meant to be a civic contest for high school students. Connecticut's Aangad Singh entered the competition in February, reached the final eight but did not get the award. His family thinks… The Times of India · Jul 23
Rural America Is Running Out of Places to Give Birth, and the Pace Is Accelerating A 2026 CHQPR report finds that 139 rural hospitals have closed labor and delivery units since 2020, a 13% drop. Rural maternal mortality rates are significantly higher than urban rates. Medical Daily · Jul 23
New Trump administration rules on federal science funding could make American research slower, costlier and harder to share Most Americans don’t read the rules that govern the federal grants funding science. Those rules, called the Uniform Guidance, shape how cancer research is funded, graduate students are trained, clinical trials are sustained, universities stock their labs and discoveries from those labs move into broader society. The Conversation · Jul 23
General James 'Spider' Marks: there's a strategic risk hidden inside closed AI systems The escalating friction between Washington and Silicon Valley’s frontier AI giants shows just how fragile trust between has become. Fortune · Jul 23
MAGA could lose its war on seniors As Republicans slash healthcare, older Americans are pushing back Salon · Jul 23
Euronews · Jul 23 Giant hot dog sculpture returns to New York Times Square A giant hot dog sculpture returns to New York's Times Square as artists unveil a 65-foot installation marking America's 250th anniversary.
The Independent UK · Jul 23 Razorlight admit they almost gave away number one hit America The band will embark on a tour to mark two decades since their second album, which prompted their rise to fame
International Business Times UK · Jul 23 Economist Calls for Every American Adult To Receive $100,000 To Slash Mortgages and Household Debt Economist Steve Keen suggests a government-funded $100,000 debt relief for every American adult to address rising household debt and prevent economic crises.
The Economic Times · Jul 23 Why wildfires pose multiple threats to US power sector Wildfire smoke now poses a significant challenge to America's evolving power sector. This smoke reduces crucial solar energy generation, impacting grid stability. These solar losses occur during periods of high electricity demand and extreme heat. Grid operators face difficulties in accurately forecasting power supply due to smoke. The U.S. power…
Ballotpedia · Jul 23 Three candidates are running in Nevada's 3rd District, where the last two elections were decided by fewer than four points Incumbent Susie Lee (D), Marty O'Donnell (R), and Jon Kamerath (Independent American Party) are running in the general election for Nevada's 3rd Congressional District on November 3, 2026.
International Business Times UK · Jul 23 Why Did Joe Rogan Say He Wants 'Nothing to Do With' MAGA? Podcaster Calls It 'Movement of Dorks and Weirdos' Joe Rogan has distanced himself from the MAGA movement, criticising it as a 'movement of dorks and weirdos'. His comments have sparked debate over his political stance and relationship with MAGA.
The Economic Times · Jul 23 Marco Rubio tells diplomats to play down talk of American tech 'kill switch' Rubio's missive follows the Trump administration's June 12 move to block foreign nationals from Anthropic's most advanced models, Mythos and Fable, on national security grounds, prompting the AI company to abruptly suspend access to the models globally. Asian tech executives seized on the disruption to tout their own alternatives and…
The Economic Times · Jul 23 Famous quote of the day by Norman Vincent Peale: "The first step is to fill your life with positive faith... The second step is..." — Inspiring life lessons on self-belief, courage, personal growth, resilience, and why starting where you are can transform your future by the American minister and bestselling author known for positive thinking Today's Quote of the Day by Norman Vincent Peale reminds us that lasting success begins with two simple choices: believe in yourself and start with what you have. His timeless words encourage anyone feeling stuck, uncertain, or overwhelmed to stop waiting for perfect conditions. Sometimes, the smallest step taken with…
Roll Call · Jul 22 Bill to ban certain Chinese cars approved by Senate panel The Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee approved a series of six nominations and seven bills on Wednesday, including a measure to limit the use of vehicles and vehicle technologies developed by foreign entities of concern on American roadways. The bill, introduced by Sen. Bernie Moreno, R-Ohio, and co-sponsored by…
The Independent UK · Jul 22 The verdict is in: Canadians hate America thanks to Trump Four out of five Canadians say they have no confidence in the U.S. under President Donald Trump’s leadership, with existing tensions expected to be exacerbated by latest tariffs
The National (Scotland) · Jul 22 'I just got back from Cuba. If Donald Trump invades it will be a bloodbath' THERE will be a “bloodbath” if America invades Cuba, according to an academic recently returned to the UK from the besieged island nation.