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Tim Scott has announced his withdrawal from the presidential race

Senator from South Carolina Tim Scott announced that he will not participate in the presidential election in 2024 as a candidate.

The leader in the number of Grammy nominations is Taylor Swift

Singers Miley Cyrus, Billie Eilish, Taylor Swift and other performers will claim the Grammy music award in the main category of “Record of the Year”.

The world’s first whole eye transplant has been performed in the US

In the USA, doctors have performed the world’s first transplant of an entire eye to a patient.

Trump hasn’t ruled out picking Tucker Carlson as vice president

Former US President Donald Trump has said he might consider Tucker Carlson for the position of his vice presidential running mate in the 2024 presidential election.

Apple delays development of new OS versions due to code bugs

Apple has suspended the development of new versions of operating systems (OS) for its devices to fix errors in the code.

Trump thinks the U.S. has more important issues to deal with than his trial

Former US President Donald Trump is convinced that the United States should be dealing with more pressing domestic and international issues instead of “wasting time and money” on his trial.

Gov. Youngkin aims for a GOP sweep in Virginia’s legislative elections

In a closing message to voters in this year’s closely watched Virginia legislative elections, Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin ticks off accomplishments from the first half of his term.

U.S. begins development of new gravity bomb

The B61 series of nuclear, or more precisely, thermonuclear gravity bombs has been developed in the United States since the early 1960s, and is now one of the country’s main nuclear weapons.

FTX founder found guilty of fraud worth billions

A New York federal court jury has found Sam Bankman-Fried guilty of fraud and conspiracy to commit money laundering. At the hearing, the ex-billionaire spoke of “big mistakes” and denied that he knowingly broke the law.

Trump intends to create an online university in the US with free tuition

Former U.S. President Donald Trump, if re-elected in the elections of 2024, plans to “revolutionize” higher education and establish an online university, which will be free for students.