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The U.S. will complete a wall on the border with Mexico

President Biden explained why he broke a campaign promise not to build a single meter of wall on the border with Mexico.

Trump lawyers seek dismissal of DC federal election subversion case, arguing presidential immunity

Lawyers for Donald Trump asked a judge Thursday to dismiss the Washington federal election subversion case against him, arguing the Republican is immune from prosecution for actions they say were taken in his official role as president.

Donald Trump didn’t make the Forbes list

Over the year, the former US president lost about 600 million dollars, now his fortune is estimated at 2.6 billion dollars. For the second time in three years, Trump is out of the list of 400 richest Americans.

Kevin McCarthy has been suspended as Speaker of the House of Representatives

Kevin McCarthy is ousted from the post of Speaker of the House of Representatives of the US Congress. This is evidenced by the results of voting on the resolution to remove McCarthy from office, introduced to the lower house of Congress.

Illinois governor asked Biden for help with migrant influx

Illinois Governor Jay Robert Pritzker sent a letter to U.S. President Joe Biden criticizing the federal government’s handling of the immigration crisis and asking for additional support.

Trump intends to appear at New York fraud hearing

Former US President Donald Trump said on Sunday that he will attend a court hearing in New York on Monday in a civil fraud case in which he and his Trump Organization are named as defendants.

Flooding in New York City

In the largest metropolitan area of the United States declared a state of emergency due to flooding caused by heavy rainfall.

Biden called Trump a “threat to democracy”

The 80-year-old Biden believes Trump’s allies and aspirations pose a threat of violence in the country

Republican election debates without Donald Trump

The second pre-election debate of the Republicans took place in California. Seven candidates for the nomination argued, in particular, about migration policy and assistance to Ukraine.

In California, profits from ammunition sales could be used to improve school security

California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed legislation tightening firearms regulations and raising funds from ammunition sales to improve school safety.