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Why are flags at half-mast in the US today? Peace Officers Memorial Day and Nebraska Tribute explained

Flags at half mast today reason explained: United States flags fly at half-staff today, May 15. This honors fallen law enforcement officers on Peace Officers Memorial Day. Nebraska also remembers Staff Sergeant Robert A. Keuchel, a World War II airman. His remains were identified after decades. Flags will remain lowered…

The Economic Times

Chinese Clean-Tech Firms Scrap $2.8 Billion Investments In The U.S. Amid Tighter Rules

A sharp policy shift in Washington has triggered project cancellations, delays and asset sales by Chinese solar and clean-energy manufacturers operating in the United States.

International Business Times

Trump Says U.S. 'Controls' Strait of Hormuz as Iran Says Negotiations Deadlocked Because It 'Cannot Trust' Americans

At a BRICS meeting in New Delhi, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Tehran "cannot trust the Americans at all," and said that the United States was sending conflicting messages.

International Business Times

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María Corina Machado Says Trump's '51st State' Comments Are 'Sending a Message' to Venezuela's Regime

Machado added that Trump maintains a favorable view of Venezuela and argued that democratic change in the country would benefit both Venezuelans and the United States

Latin Times

Trump warns against Taiwan independence after China visit

President Donald Trump on Friday warned Taiwan against declaring formal independence after a visit to China, whose leader Xi Jinping had pressed him against US support to the self-ruling island. Xi had begun the summit with a warning on Taiwan, whose President Lai Ching-te considers the island already independent, making…

The Economic Times

Brothers to the Rescue Explained: The 1996 Cuba Shootdown Behind the Case That Could Bring Raúl Castro to the U.S. Justice System

Before Brothers to the Rescue became the center of a possible U.S. criminal case against Raúl Castro, it was a volunteer group of Cuban exile pilots scanning the Florida Straits for people who might otherwise disappear at sea.

Latin Times

5 Budget-Friendly Gardening Tips That Actually Work

Gardening does not have to drain a wallet or turn into an expensive experiment that fails halfway through the season. Many thriving gardens across the United States grow from simple, low-cost strategies that focus on smart habits rather than pricey supplies. A few thoughtful changes can turn even a small…

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Iran to hold pre-World Cup training camp in Turkey: Media

The Iran football team is preparing for the World Cup in the United States. They will train in Antalya, Turkey, before traveling to Arizona. The team faces visa delays for their US entry. Iran is scheduled to play a friendly match against Gambia in Turkey. The team had a send-off…

The Economic Times

Donald Trump says Xi Jinping calls America a ‘declining nation,’ agrees that he is ‘100% correct’

Trump would like you to know why it's not an insult.

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7 Cool-Night Tolerant Picks That Handle Temperature Drops

Cool nights can sneak in fast across many parts of the United States, especially when summer starts fading into fall or spring refuses to fully commit. Many gardens struggle during these temperature swings, but certain plants actually come alive when the air turns crisp. These tough growers bring color, flavor,…

Frugal Gardening

Xi to visit US on September 24 at Trump's invitation, China says

Chinese president Xi Jinping will pay a state visit to the United States in the autumn at the invitation of US president Donald Trump, China’s top diplomat Wang Yi said on Friday.

The Times of India

The Secret Property-Tax Revolt Sweeping the U.S. — How Homeowners Are Fighting Back

Across the United States, homeowners now push back against property tax bills that climb faster than their paychecks. Local reassessments spark frustration in suburbs, small towns, and major cities alike. Families watch escrow payments jump hundreds or even thousands of dollars per year without warning. That pressure fuels a growing…

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Microdosing: 1 in 10 Americans Are Trying Cannabis in Tiny Doses – But Does It Really Work or Is It Risky?

Cannabis microdosing is quickly becoming one of the biggest wellness trends in the United States, especially among adults looking for stress relief, better sleep, or reduced anxiety without feeling intensely high. Recent national survey data suggests that nearly 1 in 10 Americans have tried cannabis in tiny doses at least…

Budget and the Bees

Taiwan's message to China after Trump-Xi meet: US arms sales safe, Washington ties to deepen

Taiwan asserted that U.S. arms sales are protected by American law, aiming to reassure its citizens after the Trump-Xi summit. Taipei emphasized its commitment to deepening strategic ties with the United States, stressing that military assistance is not a negotiable concession with China.

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Latin Times

Trump Administration Pushes Historic Case Against Raúl Castro

The United States is preparing a possible criminal indictment against Raúl Castro over Cuba's 1996 shootdown of two civilian aircraft operated by the exile humanitarian group Brothers to the Rescue, according to multiple U.S. officials

Euronews

Merz and Trump hold “good” phone call, German Chancellor says

German Chancellor Merz said earlier phone discussions with US President Donald Trump included the situation of the Strait of Hormuz and an agreement that Tehran should not possess nuclear weapons.

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10 Deadliest Creatures Hidden Inside Ordinary Homes

Most people think of danger as something that exists far away in jungles, oceans, deserts, or isolated wilderness. Yet some of the world’s most dangerous creatures quietly live much closer than humans realize. Hidden in attics, basements, mattresses, drains, garages, shoes, kitchens, and dark corners, certain animals and insects inside…

Latin Times

Alleged Tren de Aragua Leader Extradited from Colombia To the U.S. On Terror And Drug Charges

The first alleged Tren de Aragua leader extradited into the United States arrived in Houston to face federal terrorism and international drug trafficking charges, marking a new phase in Washington's criminal case against the Venezuelan gang.

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Iran has 'no trust' in US, will negotiate only if it is serious: Araqchi

Iran expresses distrust in the United States, stating negotiations will only occur if Washington is serious. Talks to end the ongoing conflict are currently stalled. Iran allows passage through the Strait of Hormuz for vessels not at war with Tehran, provided they coordinate with its navy. The situation remains complex.

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Alabama man goes through Walmart self-checkout. Then he uses a scanning trick to dramatically alter the price

If there was ever a need for “hacks” to save on groceries, the time may be right now. As grocery and gas prices continue to rise, along with inflation, Americans are definitely feeling it. According to a report by The Economist, the United States is facing a “grocery-price shock,” partly…

International Business Times

Panama Canal Emerges as Key Trade Lifeline Amid U.S.-Iran War

The increase in traffic and revenue generated through the auctions suggests revenue growth for the Panama Canal could reach between 10% and 15%, officials say.

The Independent UK

The travelling tour where tall people finally feel a sense of belonging

Since its launch last summer, the tour has visited 19 cities

Latin Times

As U.S.-Iran War Continues, Strait of Hormuz Closure Drives Surge in Panama Canal Traffic

The increase in traffic and revenue generated through the auctions suggests revenue growth for the Panama Canal could reach between 10% and 15%, officials say.

The Independent UK

Trump blames Joe Biden as he hits back at President’s Xi dismissal of US as ‘declining nation’

Trump used his Truth Social posts to list the ‘tremendous damage’ he claimed Biden had brought on the U.S., describing himself as ruling over ‘hottest nation anywhere in the world’

The Economic Times

China still drags its feet on rare earths sometimes, says US Trade Representative

Rare earth exports from China to the United States are showing improvement. However, some shipments still face delays in approval from Beijing. US officials are actively engaging with their Chinese counterparts to resolve these issues. This comes after China introduced export controls in April 2025. Despite a deal last October,…

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