Hallucinogenic mushrooms, cannabis and pit bulls: what laws the Americans approved in the elections

Several states have legalized marijuana, and Oregon has eased liability for possession of more serious drugs. What else did the Americans vote for on November 3, the Voice of America reported. The nationwide movement to weaken drug laws took a significant step on Tuesday. Five more states ...

There are no election results yet, but protests are already underway in dozens of US cities

On the night after the presidential elections in the United States, protests erupted outside the White House and across the country, despite the fact that the election results are not yet available (you can follow the counting of votes here). The police arrested dozens of people. The edition told more about the protests ...

Into American Politics from Kazakhstan: Immigrant Goes to Local Council in California

On November 3, the Americans elect not only the president, but also the local authorities. Mark Yusupov is elected to the City Council of West Hollywood, a small town that seceded from Los Angeles in 1984. The BBC said in more detail in its video. “I was born in Kazakhstan and ...

Technical issues and misinformation: some polling stations haven't opened yet

Some voters faced problems with electoral machines and infrastructure on election day. But this did not affect the turnout, which is expected to be historic. Details were told by NBC News. Particular attention is paid to key states such as Georgia, Ohio and Pennsylvania, ...

How to get to the polling station for free or very cheap

Traditionally, on the day of the US presidential election, various carriers offer discounts on travel to polling stations. There was an action in these elections as well. Various companies offer discounted or free transportation of Americans to the polling place. Learn more about these proposals had told ...

US Presidential Election: Latest News and Results Map

On November 3, a popular vote in the presidential election took place in the United States. The race involves the incumbent President of the United States, Donald Trump, and the Democratic candidate, former Vice President Joe Biden. In addition, there are several dozen more candidates from small and local parties, but ...

Boarded windows and armed guards: major US cities prepare for post-election protests

Washington DC is preparing for riots. The facades of hotels, banks, shops and restaurants are sheathed with protective wood panels, and the security forces have already sent additional units to guard federal buildings. Thus, the city is preparing for unrest after the presidential elections. The edition told in more detail ...

How to choose the president of the United States: a simple explanation of the complex electoral system

The electoral system in the country is so complex that not everyone understands it even among Americans. ForumDaily has laid out the entire process on the shelves so that Russian-speaking US citizens can also make an informed choice and understand what is happening. The voice of the people Ukrainian Tatiana Murza lives ...

Emotionally and fun: how Trump dances at meetings with voters

US President Donald Trump was a public figure long before he entered politics, so he feels confident and relaxed in front of large crowds and cameras. So much so that he even wants to dance. During your two campaigns, you may have noticed that ...

Red, blue, purple: how US states are divided by political views

In American politics, "red" and "blue" states are often mentioned. In the “red” regions, the majority of residents vote for the candidate from the Republican Party, in the “blue” ones - mainly for representatives of the Democratic Party, explains the Voice of America. Colors owe this meaning to American television. With the increasing popularity of color…

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