Stories from United States

Blue Origin is considering its first external fundraising round. The rocket maker's chief informed staff that outside capital will be necessary to achieve its ambitious launch objectives.

A live warning has been issued for Flushing. The warning is especially relevant with flushing activities. The nature of the warning was not specified, but it is being broadcast live.

Overall inflation in the United States has reached 3.2 percent. Bloomberg Economics expects wholesale inflation to have risen year-over-year. US inflation rose 3.8% in April, driven by increased energy costs and the ongoing conflict in Iran.

Jim Wright is focused on preventing hostile foreign nations from having direct ownership or indirect influence on Texas energy. Wright is reportedly not stopping his efforts. This influence could have implications for the state's energy sector.

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) has arrested over 1,700 criminals since January 2025. The agency stated it is a small federal agency but mighty, with its actions speaking for themselves. They have also seized nearly $1.7 billion in assets.

Brant Frost IV, a political fundraiser known for bundling donations for MAGA and Tea Party causes, has pleaded guilty to stealing $140 million. He described himself as an 'authentic follower of Christ'.

President Trump stated he will ask Chinese President Xi Jinping to open China to American businesses. American Oversight has filed a lawsuit seeking records related to the Trump administration's use of Palantir tools.

The United States is changing its position on Taiwan and reducing its decades of military support for the self-governed island democracy. This shift was mentioned on social media by President Trump.

Designs by SHoP and HKS are among the three casinos that have been officially approved to open in New York City. The announcement was made by the LikeForest Team. The New York City Council is set to meet and discuss the approval of three new casino licenses.

The United States has imposed a visa ban on Indian nationals allegedly linked to a fentanyl trafficking network. This action follows a increase in US fentanyl seizures. The ban targets those involved in the production and distribution of fentanyl. The ban targets individuals involved in illicit activities. The ban affects individuals identified by US authorities. The United States has implemented a visa ban targeting individuals from India believed to be involved in fentanyl trafficking. The ban impacts travel to the US.