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Trump has a solid lead among Republican candidates

Despite several criminal cases and 91 indictments against him, Donald Trump remains the frontrunner in the election race among Republican candidates.

Samsung launches its own AI-powered recipe app

Samsung has launched a Food app that covers different aspects of cooking. It is based on the Whisk food database, which the company bought a few years ago.

Trump believes the Biden administration is turning the U.S. into a banana republic

Donald Trump believes that the administration of US President Joe Biden is turning the country into a banana republic.

The US Air Force wants to create a fleet of autonomous combat drones

The U.S. Air Force has two types of 5th generation fighters in service: the F-22 (about 100) and F-35 (more than 540) at a cost of $143 million and $75 million each, respectively.

Sony will release a Portal gaming tablet for PlayStation 5

Sony has unveiled a new device called Portal, which is a gaming tablet. It is not a standalone gadget, it works only in conjunction with the PlayStation console, and exclusively 5th generation.

Trump has raised more than $9 million in campaign donations since his formal arrest

Former US President Donald Trump, who is running for the highest office in the country, after passing the formal procedure of arrest in the state of Georgia collected more than $9.4 million in campaign donations.

subway station "Seventh Avenue" in Manhattan

A subway station in New York City flooded due to a burst pipe

A 120-year-old water pipe bursting under Times Square in New York has flooded one of the busiest subway stations in the city.

In Florida, Hurricane Idalia has left more than 200,000 people without power.

Hurricane Idalia, which hit the southeastern coast of the United States in the Gulf of Mexico, left about 200,000 people without electricity.

NASA may be left without communication with its missions due to network congestion

NASA may lose contact with its scientific missions because of the increasing load on the Long Range Space Communications Network (DSN) and lack of money.

The minimum wage for which people are willing to work in the U.S. has soared to nearly $80,000

A labor market survey conducted by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York showed an increase in the minimum desired salary in the U.S. to a record high of $78,645 per year.