Entries by Tatyana Vorozhko

Journalist of the Ukrainian Voice of America Service


Without phones and coffee: 7 facts about the work of senators during a meeting on impeachment

The first two days of the Senate impeachment trial have passed. Senators will listen to the arguments of the parties - for three days each - after which they will be able to ask questions and vote: to continue the consideration or end it and render a verdict of guilt or innocence...


Personal experience: what each of us can do to save the planet

I thought that there was little harm from me to the environment: on weekdays I only go to the metro by car, I don’t own a plane or yacht, I don’t drink water from plastic bottles. But, together with my 11-year-old son, inspired by the environmental protests of youth, ...


Why more and more families in the United States have only one child

In the United States, it has long been believed that being an only child in a family is a disease. She was called that - one child syndrome. So this disease was christened by the influential psychologist Grenville Hall at the end of the XNUMXth century, who founded the first psychological analysis laboratories in the United States. The only one ...


Window of opportunity: why the political crisis in the USA is a chance for Ukrainians

How the Democrats' attempt in the US Congress to impeach President Trump will end, even his initiators do not know. How this will affect US support for Ukraine is also an open question. And it depends on a large number of factors: the personal attitude of President Trump to President Zelensky, ...


Life among the screens: what threatens people from being separated from nature and how are they struggling with it in the USA

My childhood, like many of my peers, was spent in nature. We played for hours in the forest, which began right behind the neighboring house and stretched for kilometers, climbed trees, picked flowers, swam in the river, picked mushrooms and berries, built huts ...


How will your old age look in America

Population aging in developed countries is generally perceived as a problem. But are there any advantages to this trend? And how will the life of those who are now young and full of energy and are going to meet old age in America turn out? What will a society look like in which ...


Holocaust recognition as genocide in the United States: how it happens and why it matters

Every November in Ukraine they honor the memory of those who died of hunger and the diseases caused by it during the artificial Holodomor-genocide of 1932-33. The recognition of the Holodomor as genocide of the Ukrainian people and the dissemination of knowledge about this tragedy is part of the state strategy. How it happens in ...


How American society is changing with increasing life expectancy

What would a society look like in which the average life expectancy is 100 years, and the number of people over 65 exceeds the number of children under 15? This is not a science fiction exercise, but a very real problem, over which politicians are fighting in the United States ...


10 things to know about the US midterm elections

Midterm elections will be held in the United States on November 6th. Although they receive less attention than presidential ones, they are important - their outcome can affect both local politics and the political balance in Congress and, under certain conditions, the future...

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