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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…

The Times of India

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.

Reason

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

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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

The Independent UK

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 Economic Times

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…

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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

The Independent UK

‘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.

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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,…

The Economic Times

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.

Sports Illustrated

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.

The Economic Times

Older Americans are often compelled to keep working – and then criticized for not stepping aside

There is a scene in “The Devil Wears Prada 2” where legendary fashion editor Miranda Priestly, played by Meryl Streep, is walking alone through Milan’s fashion district.

The Conversation

Indian-Americans condemn Trump’s ‘racist’ post targeting Indians, Chinese: ‘Sends a dangerous message’

Indian-American lawmakers and advocacy groups have criticised US President Donald Trump after he shared a social media post that used derogatory language about Indians and Chinese people, calling it racist and dangerous at a time of rising anti-Asian hate in US

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Euronews

‘The Simpsons’ writer who 'predicted' Trump presidency makes 2028 White House bid

Dan Greaney, the Emmy-winning writer who wrote The Simpsons episode 'Bart To The Future', which “predicted” a Trump presidency 16 years before it happened, is now apparently running in 2028.

The Times of India

Inside America’s hidden cave city where hundreds of children and families live off-grid inside sandstone cliffs

Deep in Utah’s desert near Moab lies one of America’s strangest hidden communities. Known as Rockland Ranch, or “The Rock”, the settlement is home to dozens of families living inside cave-like homes carved into sandstone cliffs. The homes were blasted into the mountainside with dynamite during the 1970s. Over time,…

The Economic Times

Quote of the day by Henry Ford: 'The only real mistake is the one...' Life lessons on learning, shortcomings and course correction by American industrialist who revolutionized factory production

Quote of the day by Henry Ford highlights the importance of learning from mistakes, accepting shortcomings and making course correction in life. The quote from the American industrialist explains how failures can become lessons for growth. Henry Ford’s life, work in factory production, Model T success and business struggles also…

The Times of India

7 classic American road trips for coastlines, canyons and nostalgia

Embark on an unforgettable American adventure with seven incredible road trips. From the nostalgic charm of Route 66 to the dramatic coastal beauty of California State Route 1, these journeys offer mental renewal and a profound sense of freedom. Explore diverse landscapes, delve into history, and discover breathtaking views that…

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How Garry Trudeau’s Doonesbury cartoons captured America: ‘One of our nation’s greatest journalists’

A new book looks back at the work of artist and journalist Garry Trudeau and how he told the story of a country’s highs and lows through a comic strip

Fortune

This is no way to treat our Swiss friends

Switzerland imposes no tariffs on American goods, supports nearly 400,000 U.S. jobs and didn't retaliate when the U.S. hit it with tariffs of 39%.

The Conversation

Who were the American mothers to France’s orphaned children during the First World War?

During the entire course of World War I, approximately 25,000 American women crossed the Atlantic Ocean to attend to the needs of wounded soldiers and civilian communities in Europe. Women traditionally operated in medical units and helped care for wounded soldiers. Following US entry in the conflict, the newly established…

Roll Call

NDAA mark unveiled by House Armed Services Committee chairman

The House Armed Services Committee chairman released on Tuesday a proposed $1.15 trillion fiscal 2027 National Defense Authorization Act that emphasizes bolstering America’s defense industry. The so-called chairman’s mark from Rep. Mike D. Rogers, R-Ala., would authorize almost $1.15 trillion for the base-budget part of President Donald Trump’s record $1.5…

International Business Times UK

Nothing Says Democracy Like UFC Cage Fights on the White House Lawn for America's 250th Birthday

The White House is set to host a UFC event for the 250th anniversary of American independence, featuring championship fights and VIP packages, reflecting Trump's penchant for spectacle.

Reason

250 Years Later, Benjamin Franklin's Warning Is Still Relevant

He famously said the Founders had created "a republic, if you can keep it." How have we kept it? And can we continue?

AAP

Congressional Black Caucus presses companies in the US to oppose Republican redistricting push

The Congressional Black Caucus is calling on major corporations in the United States to oppose redistricting efforts by Republican-led states that seek to eliminate majority-Black U.S. House districts

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