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Treasury officials moot $250 note featuring Trump: Report

America may soon see a USD 250 currency note with President Donald Trump's portrait. This move requires a new law from Congress. Officials are preparing designs for the note. Trump's image is also planned for a gold coin. These initiatives coincide with celebrations for America's 250th anniversary.

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White House turns cabinet meeting into $55 hat showcase for Trump’s America 250 merch line

This is unprecedented.

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US military accuses Iran of ceasefire violation after Kuwait comes under missile attack

The U.S. military has accused Iran of violating a fragile ceasefire after Kuwait reported coming under attack following an American strike against the Islamic Republic

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Labour MP calls for 'anti-Israel' streamer to be banned from entering UK

The Home Office has been urged to ban a popular American streamer from entering the UK ahead of an appearance at the SXSW festival

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He couldn’t get US Visa in 1976, today Sanjay Mehrotra runs one of America’s most important AI firms; Joins Satya Nadella & Sundar Pichai in trillion-dollar club

Sanjay Mehrotra, who was reportedly denied a US visa three times as a student, now leads Micron Technology, one of the world’s biggest semiconductor companies. His journey reflects the rise of Indian-origin tech leaders such as Satya Nadella and Sundar Pichai. As the AI boom drives demand for memory chips,…

The Economic Times

The Brand Behind America’s Most Roasted EV Car Just Dropped 3 New Scooters

VinFast is betting that battery swapping, low running costs, and sporty styling can win over Indonesia’s massive scooter market.

RideApart

Yes, America is anxious and not OK

Surveys and data confirm a country in crisis — stressed and divided, but not yet ready to give up

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In 1930, a baker folded chopped chocolate into cookie dough expecting it to disappear, but it didn’t melt away: It became the chocolate chip cookie

At her Toll House Inn, Ruth Wakefield crafted the chocolate chip cookie, merging delightful textures with rich flavors. Nestlé's partnership and clever packaging turned this sweet invention into a beloved staple across the nation. With a simple recipe that anyone could master, the cookie became a cherished homemade delight, carving…

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Obama’s former speechwriter Ben Rhodes examines the US through its 15 most defining speeches

From Frederick Douglass to Obama, Ben Rhodes shares the speeches that explain the US in his new book, All We Say

The Guardian - US

Artists pull out of Trump-backed concert for America’s 250th birthday

While a cage fighting ring is being built on the White House lawn, a new event celebrating the 250 years of the USA is set to take place at the National Mall in Washington, D.C. The line-up has been called “a parody”, and some acts have already pulled out.

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"America is next if we don’t wake up": Trump ally says New York conquered by mainstream Muslims under 'Jihadi Mamdani', shares video

Congressman Randy Fine ignited a new controversy by posting a video of Muslims praying, labeling them "Mainstream Muslims" and "Jihadi Mamdani." This sparked online outrage and comparisons to India's deportation policies. The remarks echo past controversial statements by Fine. Meanwhile, Zohran Mamdani faces protests regarding antisemitism and hate incidents in…

The Economic Times

Top JPMorgan analyst maps 5 ways America's debt crisis could unfold—and the 'best case' is still alarming

JPMorgan's David Kelly maps out five scenarios for the national debt over the next decade — the best-case is pretty, pretty bad.

Fortune

President Trump Wants to Send US Citizens Exposed to Ebola to a Makeshift Provisional Facility in Kenya

The Trump administration proposes a controversial plan to treat Ebola-exposed Americans in Kenya, sparking debate over patient care standards and international health responsibilities.

International Business Times UK

Powerball Lottery Winning Numbers: Who won $155 million in the 27 May 2026 draw

The US Powerball draw for 27 May 2026 has once again captured nationwide attention, with players eagerly waiting for the official winning numbers for a $155 million jackpot. As anticipation builds across the country, millions of ticket holders are hoping this latest draw could turn into a life-changing moment. Powerball…

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Trump's Trade War Caused a $15 Billion Decline in U.S. Farm Sales to China

Though some of their products may have been redirected elsewhere, American farmers are likely eating most of the losses.

The Independent UK

Trump Mobile investigating leak that plastered customer names across the internet

The security risk is the latest issue for the Trump family’s troubled phone company, which has faced delays and bad PR for backing away from a made in America pledge

The Independent UK

The Trump-backed concert lineup for America’s 250th birthday has a strong 1990s feel

Freedom 250’s Great American State Fair is making 1990 great again with Milli Vanilli, Vanilla Ice and Bret Michaels

The Independent UK

Calls grow for Home Office to block US ‘anti-Israel’ streamer Hasan Piker from entering UK

Hasan Piker is listed as among the speakers at an event called How the American Left Learned to Speak the Internet at London SXSW in early June

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Quote of the day by Robert Frost: ‘The brain is a wonderful organ; it starts working the moment you get up in the morning…’ Brutally funny truth about office life reveals the hidden reason millions feel mentally exhausted before the workday even begins

Quote of the day: Although Robert Frost is remembered as one of America’s greatest poets, his lasting appeal comes from his profound understanding of everyday human emotions. He wrote about roads, snowstorms and fences, yet beneath those simple images were deeper reflections on purpose, loneliness and personal identity.

The Conversation

Miles Davis’s Kind of Blue is the highest selling jazz record of all time – he thought it was a failure

There are many things about Miles Davis to remember as we mark 100 years since his birth. There’s the 1950s and 60s elegance and lyricism, with his Harmon muted trumpet, the tone of which was once said to sound like “a man walking on eggshells”. There’s his badass attitude taking…

The Independent UK

World Cup host cities: Where to stay, watch and best things to do across all USA, Mexico and Canada locations

The 2026 World Cup will be the biggest yet, with more competing countries and host cities than ever before. These are the top sights, buzzy soccer bars, and standout neighborhoods in each one

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‘Desecration’: Despair as White House dwarfed by under construction UFC ring on South Lawn

In a way, this is a perfect symbol of modern America.

The Economic Times

Quote of the Day by beloved American humorist and social commentator Will Rogers: “What’s the matter with the world? Why, there ain’t nothing but one word wrong with everyone of us, and that’s selfishness.” — A timeless reminder about humanity, kindness, and the cost of self-centered living.

Quote of the Day by Will Rogers reminds the modern world why kindness, empathy, and human values still matter in today’s fast-moving society. His powerful words on selfishness expose a growing global problem linked to social conflict, mental stress, broken relationships, and public distrust. In an age driven by money,…

Sports Illustrated

How John Skipper Brought Soccer—and the World Cup—to American Audiences

As he climbed the ranks at ESPN, John Skipper made it his mission to make the beautiful game a popular one in the U.S. It wasn’t easy, but it was interesting—and ultimately worthwhile.

The Economic Times

Quote of the Day by American novelist Toni Morrison: 'All water has a perfect memory...'-Inspiring quotes by the first African American woman to win the Nobel Prize in Literature

Toni Morrison's profound words about water's memory continue to resonate. Her novels explored Black identity and trauma. This quote captures how past experiences shape us. It highlights that unresolved emotions resurface. Morrison's legacy lives on, offering timeless insights into memory and the human need for emotional balance and understanding.

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