An American publication has published a list of books for the summer: 10 out of 15 works do not exist in reality - they were imagined by AI
One of Chicago's leading daily newspapers, the Chicago Sun-Times, has published a list of books recommended for summer reading, generated by artificial intelligence. The list includes real authors and fake books, Meduza reports. The summer reading list for 2025 was published on May 18, and it…
Trump Administration Strips Harvard of Right to Educate International Students
The Donald Trump administration has stripped Harvard University of its right to educate foreign students, the Department of Homeland Security said, the BBC reports. The head of the US Department of Homeland Security, Kristi Noem, has ordered Harvard University's certification to operate a student exchange program to be terminated. Foreigners…
Trump Admits: Putin Doesn't Want to End War in Ukraine Because He's Confident Russia Is Winning
On May 19, 2025, during a telephone conversation with European leaders, US President Donald Trump said that Vladimir Putin was not ready to end the war because he believed Russia was winning, the BBC reported. Trump's statement was first reported by the Wall Street Journal…
Israeli Embassy Employees Shot Dead in Washington
On the evening of May 21, two Israeli embassy employees were shot and killed by an unknown assailant in Washington, D.C. The assailant shouted “Free Palestine!” as he was arrested, CNN reports. The dead were Yaron Lishinsky and Sarah Milgrim, a couple who officials say were soon to be engaged. They were present…
Plane Crashed in California Residential Area: There Are Dead
Early in the morning of May 22, a Cessna 550 crashed into a residential area in San Diego, California. Fires broke out at the crash site, the BBC reports. There are conflicting reports on the number of fatalities. San Diego police reported two victims. However, local company Sound Talent Group assured that…
Nutella to launch new flavour spread for first time in 60 years
Nutella's parent company Ferrero recently announced plans to launch a new peanut butter version of its popular spread in the U.S., according to Allrecipes. People around the world love Nutella so much that the brand hasn't had to introduce anything new to the public until now.
Americans are moving en masse to two cities in the southeastern US for their cheap housing and good weather
Americans have taken a liking to two cities on the southeastern coast of the United States, each boasting a low cost of living, great weather, and stunning beaches, writes Travel & Leisure. Fewer Americans are moving every year. In 2022, according to…
ICE agents arrest green card holder during citizenship interview: He has been living legally in the US for over 10 years
A Mississippi man, originally from Denmark, who holds a green card and has lived in the U.S. for more than a decade, was detained at what appeared to be a routine immigration meeting, Newsweek reports. Kasper Eriksen, a Danish citizen, arrived in Memphis on April 15, 2025, for what he believed would be his final…
Russian tourist arrested in Florida for abusing 2-year-old child
A 37-year-old Russian national, Andrey Sevastyanov, has been arrested in Sunny Isles Beach, Florida. He was detained on charges of abusing his two-year-old daughter. CBS News and Local10 are reporting on the details of the case. The investigation began after an anonymous complainant reported the violence to police and…
Russian-speaking girl missing in Utah: search for her has been ongoing for a month
Alisa Petrova, 15, went missing on April 21, 2025, in South Jordan, Utah. Her family, friends, and police are searching for the girl, hoping for any information that will help bring her home. Their contacts can be found on a website created specifically for…