Stories from Washington · United States

The United States, under the Trump administration, created a negative climate for tourists and individuals visiting the United Nations. This situation is attributed to policies concerning visas and access to the United Nations.

According to US media reports, North American automotive industry aluminum consumption is projected to reach 3.7 million tons in 2025, marking a nearly 30% increase from 2020. The US automotive industry is experiencing impact on production, sales, inventory, and market sales.

A musician, who previously sold his music gear and took a day job after getting married and expecting a child, has released his first solo album. The new 23-song CD, titled 'Weight of Early Promise,' tells the story of the arc of life.

Recent opinion polls conducted in the United States are reportedly very unfavorable and damaging to the political interests of the Republican Party. The source described these survey results as 'demolishing'.

Possible explanations for mysterious sightings include advanced drones, unknown spy devices, or errors in monitoring equipment. This information was published following increased reports in recent years and congressional pressure for more details.

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and FEMA are being urged to stop withholding more than $730 million.

US Secretary of State Rubbio is reportedly considering a presidential bid. Many believe he has already launched his electoral campaign. He faces a challenge from his friend Vance.

A German radio station reported that the US President has not applied for a visa.

The US Army stated it would independently develop a fixed-wing attack aircraft if the US Air Force withdraws from the A-10. The A-10 is valued for its irreplaceable ground attack effectiveness, ability to operate from field airfields, and low-altitude flight in sandy Middle East battlefields. The A-10's irreplaceable ground attack effectiveness is highlighted, noting its ability to operate from rough airfields and fly low in sandy environments like the Middle East. The US Army highlighted the A-10 attack aircraft's unique capabilities, including its ability to operate from unpaved airfields, fly low in sandy environments, and deliver superior ground strike power with its 3-inch Gatling cannon. The US Army strongly opposes the A-10's retirement, citing its role in providing accompanying fire support for armored units and protecting personnel in less populated areas.