Trump orders 'false information warnings' installed at Smithsonian museum

On July 24, the White House ordered the installation of warning signs and displays near the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of American History. He believes the museum does not accurately represent U.S. history, according to The New York Times. This presidential order has become noticeable…

The most difficult questions on the new citizenship test: some questions are worded incorrectly

Recently, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) introduced an updated version of the civics exam for those seeking American citizenship. The Washington Post invited its readers to take the test with new, more challenging questions. More than 350,000 people took the test.

Trump orders removal of slavery-related information from US national parks

President Donald Trump has ordered his administration to remove materials related to the history of slavery from U.S. national parks, People reports, citing various sources. The order comes less than a month after the president, referring to the "woke" movement, stated that...

Smithsonian Removes Trump From Impeachment Exhibit at American History Museum

The Smithsonian said it had reverted the exhibit to an earlier version that said “only three presidents have actually faced the threat of removal from office,” The Washington Post reported. The Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History in July removed references to…

Massachusetts Park Offers a Journey Back in Time with Realistic Historical Reenactment

Redcoats and Rebels, a historical reenactment taking place August 2 and 3, 2025, at Old Sturbridge Village in Massachusetts, will transport visitors back to the turbulent era of the American Revolution (1775–1783). The Old Sturbridge Village website explains how to attend. This massive two-day…

Memorial Day in the USA: 4 interesting and little-known facts

Many Americans view Memorial Day as an opportunity to relax, gather for a barbecue with friends, or plan a weekend getaway. But, no matter how you plan to spend this day, it is important not to forget about its significance, writes Fox News. The publication provides 4…

From Philadelphia to Washington: 9 cities that have been the capital of the United States

Many people know that the capital of the United States is Washington. Some believe that the capital of the United States is New York City. Even fewer people are aware that this country had several capitals. The author of the Iskander channel on Yandex.Zen writes about this. 1. Philadelphia Philadelphia –…

How the green card appeared in the USA, and what the authorities did to protect the document from counterfeiting

Starting May 8, participants in the DV-2022 green card lottery (applications were submitted in the fall of 2020) will be able to find out the results of the drawing. We wrote in detail about how to do this here. Now let's find out how this document appeared. The green card (green card literally means “green...

Hundreds of deaths and billions of dollars in damage: what were the worst blizzards in US history

The blizzard that has swept across the United States in the past few days has become one of the record-breaking cities and states in history. Snow can turn a city into a winter wonderland, but it can also leave behind destruction and sacrifice. Love Exploring offers ...

New Hampshire built a utopia without laws and taxes: it was destroyed by dreamers and bears

The history of the American city of Grafton goes back more than two centuries. Its inhabitants were distinguished by a particular hatred of paying taxes, which attracted the attention of modern libertarians. They decided to build in Grafton the ideal anarcho-capitalist society without unnecessary regulation. But they did not take into account that next ...

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