1644 news items about "USA"

Friday 09:33

Stephen King is the most banned author in schools in the United States, according to a report by PEN America

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International

Friday 09:18

The director of the Eisenhower Presidential Library was reportedly forced to resign after refusing the Trump administration's request to provide a sword from the collection of King Charles's institution.

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International

Friday 08:32

The U.S. State Department will send additional consular officials to manage the increased demand for visas for the 2026 World Cup.

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International

Friday 08:13

Vladimir Putin stated that the assassination of Charlie Kirk highlights the "deep rift" in American society.

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International

Friday 07:47

Donald Trump informed Congress that the United States is engaged in an armed conflict with drug cartels, thus justifying the military operations carried out in Central and South America.

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+7

International

Friday 07:41

FIFA presented the official ball of the 2026 World Cup, named Trionda, during an event in New York.

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+1

Sport

Friday 06:53

Apple removed from the App Store the applications that monitored ICE agents, as a result of the pressures exerted by the Trump administration.

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International

Friday 06:22

The Minister of Defense of Venezuela accused the United States of threats after five fighter jets were detected near the coast.

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+3

International

Friday 05:45

Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that the delivery of Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine would lead to an escalation of tensions with the USA.

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+2

International

Thursday 20:38

Donald Trump declared the government shutdown an "opportunity" to reduce federal agencies and announced cuts to funding for democratic projects.

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International

Thursday 14:48

CSM reacted to the report of the U.S. State Department, highlighting the progress in the Romanian justice system and clarifying the mentioned issues, such as the statute of limitations and the non-unified practice.

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Current Affairs

Thursday 13:43

The American base at Deveselu continues normal operations, but without funding, following the budgetary blockage in the USA.

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International

Thursday 12:15

The U.S. government is facing a budget impasse, sending thousands of employees home, and daily costs exceed 400 million dollars.

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International

Thursday 08:57

South Korea acknowledges and recognizes its responsibility for abusive international adoptions, as after the Korean War, over 140,000 children were sent abroad on the grounds that they were not considered pure Koreans.

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+2

International

Thursday 08:43

Through his attacks on science, Donald Trump risks causing the United States to lose its status as a world leader in research, with effects on the entire world, warn representatives of the Nobel Prize.

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International

Thursday 06:21

Donald Trump authorized the Pentagon to provide information to Ukraine to strike strategic targets in Russia, marking a major shift in position from the US.

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+3

International

Thursday 06:11

Pope Leo XIV criticized the hypocrisy of those who oppose abortion but support the death penalty, emphasizing that they are not truly "pro-life".

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+1

International

Wednesday 18:54

A 17-story building in the Bronx partially collapsed, and authorities are conducting a search and rescue mission.

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International

Wednesday 18:05

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán states that Hungary is not ready to give up on importing Russian oil, despite international pressures.

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International

Wednesday 17:21

The Supreme Court has decided that Lisa Cook will maintain her position as governor of the Federal Reserve, postponing the dismissal requested by Donald Trump.

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International

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