Washington, D.C. On a humid summer afternoon in the U.S. capital, a sea of blue and yellow flags rippled in the breeze just steps away from the White House gates. Dozens of demonstrators, many draped in the Ukrainian trident emblem, gathered with handmade signs demanding stronger American support for Ukraine. Their chants echoed off Lafayette […]
Food is more than sustenance. It is memory, history, and identity served on a plate. In America—a country often described as a melting pot of cultures—cuisine has always carried a symbolic weight. From Native American traditions to waves of immigrant communities that brought their own flavors, the United States has built a culinary landscape as
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Washington, D.C. In a powerful show of unity, European leaders joined Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Washington on Monday for high-stakes talks with U.S. President Donald Trump. The unusual gathering brought together some of Europe’s most influential figures, underlining the continent’s determination to stand by Ukraine as it enters a critical phase in its war
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The Justice Department will start releasing documents tied to its investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, according to a congressional chairman who has been pressing for transparency in the case. House Judiciary Committee Chairman Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) announced that the department has agreed to begin providing materials related to Epstein, the financier who died in federal
Washington, D.C. is bracing for a major influx of National Guard troops after several Republican-led states authorized deployments to the nation’s capital. The move, requested by the Trump administration, has set off a heated debate between federal officials and local leaders over whether the military presence is truly needed. Why Are Troops Being Sent? Earlier
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Washington, D.C. – Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy walked into the Oval Office this week not just as a wartime leader, but as a statesman keenly aware of symbolism. In a notable departure from his usual military fatigues, Zelenskyy opted for a sharp black suit, crisp white shirt, and dark tie as he met U.S. President
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Former President Donald Trump has renewed his campaign against mail-in ballots, vowing to issue an executive order that would ban the practice ahead of next year’s midterm elections. Trump also claimed that Russian President Vladimir Putin shares his opposition to mail-in voting, a statement that has drawn sharp criticism both at home and abroad. Speaking
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When Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy last walked through the doors of the White House earlier this year, the outcome was nothing short of a diplomatic disaster. His February visit ended in a public clash with President Donald Trump, a heated exchange with Vice President JD Vance, and a hasty exit that left relations bruised and
