U.S. imposes ban on imports of Russian gold
The United States has imposed a ban on gold imports from Russia. The corresponding order was published on Tuesday on the website of the U.S. Treasury Department.
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Cuba accused the U.S. of condoning illegal migration from the island
The Cuban Interior Ministry believes that the U.S. government promotes the illegal migration of citizens from the Caribbean republic, which often puts their lives at risk.
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Passenger train derailed in Missouri, fatalities
Three people were killed when a passenger train traveling from Los Angeles to Chicago derailed and collided with a garbage truck in a remote area of Missouri.
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Biden will leave the G7 summit early
President Joe Biden will leave the G7 summit in Germany earlier than planned due to bad weather.
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The Colorado Evelanche won the Stanley Cup
The Colorado Avalanche defeated the Tampa Bay Lightning 2-1 on Sunday to win the NHL Stanley Cup.
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LGBTQ community opposes repeal of constitutional right to abortion
June 26 is traditionally LGBTQ Equality Day in the United States.
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The first of three NASA science rockets is launched from Arnhem, Australia
The first of three suborbital rockets with a scientific platform was launched by the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) from a spaceport in northern Australia.
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Biden announced plans to invest in clean energy projects around the world
The U.S. and other G7 countries will invest in clean energy projects around the world as part of a new partnership aimed at developing global infrastructure.
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Biden Signs Gun Sales Control Act
President Joe Biden signed the first meaningful federal gun violence bill in decades into law on Saturday, saying that while the document he signed does not quite do what really needs to be done, it will “save lives.”
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Biden accidentally showed a memo made up for him at the event
U.S. President Joe Biden inadvertently showed on camera an instruction manual he had written specifically for him, which spelled out the sequence in which to act at the event.
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