News

USA

News about USA: events, facts and developments on tafs uz.

567 stories

Re:Build raises $2.1 billion to expand American manufacturing

Re:Build, a Massachusetts-based manufacturing accelerator that spun out the EV startup Slate Auto in 2023, has raised $2.1 billion led by General Catalyst and JPMorganChase's Strategic Investment Group. The funds will go toward expanding production of hard tech and launching new industrial startups.

2 min read

Trump promises $1 million for reports of election fraud — data shows violations are rare

Ahead of the November 3 midterm elections, Donald Trump announced a $1 million reward for information about voting fraud that leads to a conviction. BBC Verify compared his claims with research data: mail-in fraud and voting by non-citizens are recorded extremely rarely, but disputes over ballot verification rules and citizenship continue. Ahead of the November 3 midterm elections, Donald Trump announced a $1 million reward for information about voting fraud that leads to a conviction. BBC Verify compared his claims with research data: mail fraud and voting by non-citizens are extremely rare, but disputes over rules for verifying ballots and citizenship continue.

4 min read

Poland to Receive Patriot Missile Maintenance Center Worth Approximately 230 Million Euros

Poland's Deputy Minister of Defense Magdalena Sobkowiak-Czarnecka announced the construction of a missile maintenance center for Patriot systems in the country. The project is valued at approximately 230 million euros, with completion expected within a few months. Warsaw views this as a step toward potential local missile production. The Deputy Minister described the decision as 'historic' and a sign of US support, noting that the US had previously been unwilling to share relevant technologies. While Poland aims to eventually produce Patriot missiles domestically, contingent on US licensing, current efforts focus on establishing the service center. This initiative is independent of decisions regarding Ukraine, although Poland has expressed readiness to cooperate with Kyiv on missile production if licenses are granted.

2 min read

GM to invest over $2 billion in Lansing and prepares plant for hybrid production

General Motors announced investments of over $2 billion in the Lansing region, including $1.25 billion to prepare the Lansing Delta Township plant for 'production of future vehicles.' According to Reuters, citing anonymous sources, this refers to hybrid versions of the Chevrolet Traverse, Buick Enclave, and GMC Acadia. This marks a reversal of the company's strategy, which previously focused on fully electric models.

3 min read

US sends additional Patriot system to Israel in case war with Iran resumes

Citing sources, The Wall Street Journal reports that the US is sending an additional Patriot air defense system to Israel from Texas, and in November an additional carrier strike group is expected to arrive in the Middle East. The steps are being taken in case hostilities against Iran resume. CNN previously reported an urgent evacuation of diplomats from the region.

2 min read

The Iran war becomes a problem for Republicans ahead of the US midterm elections

A week before the midterm congressional elections, Democrats are linking support for the war in Iran to rising fuel prices. Several vulnerable Republicans — Dan Sullivan, Pete Ricketts, Mike Lawler and Roger Marshall — are facing unexpectedly competitive campaigns. A week before the midterm elections to Congress, Democrats are linking support for the war in Iran to rising fuel prices. Several vulnerable Republicans — Dan Sullivan, Pete Ricketts, Mike Lawler and Roger Marshall — are facing unexpectedly competitive campaigns.

4 min read

US national debt exceeds $40.5 trillion

According to the US Treasury Department, the country's national debt has reached a record $40.528 trillion. In the two months since crossing the $40 trillion mark, the debt has grown by more than half a trillion dollars, and over ten years it has more than doubled.

1 min read

US begins talks with Myanmar's military government, EU maintains isolation

Since September, Washington has held two rounds of talks with Myanmar's authorities, seeking action against online scams, the release of American Adam Castillo, and access to rare earth resources. The EU, meanwhile, extends sanctions and does not recognize Min Aung Hlaing's regime, while ASEAN countries are reconsidering their isolation policy. Since September, Washington has held two rounds of talks with Myanmar's authorities, seeking action against online fraud, the release of the American Adam Castillo, and access to rare earth resources. The EU, meanwhile, extends sanctions and does not recognize Min Aung Hlaing's regime, while ASEAN countries are reconsidering their isolation policy.

4 min read

Food Assistance Cuts in the US: How SNAP Reductions Hit Arizona Residents Ahead of the Midterm Elections

According to AFP, after the Trump administration's budget law took effect, about five million Americans lost access to the SNAP food assistance program. Arizona was hit hardest: more than 465,000 recipients, including 200,000 children, lost their benefits, and the state's food banks are serving 50,000 more people than usual. The discontent could affect the November 3 midterm elections.

3 min read

Vance Calls Participation of Candidate with Incumbent Senator's Name in Alaska Election 'Fraud'

The Trump administration is challenging the results of the Alaska Senate election, labeling the participation of a candidate with a name nearly identical to that of incumbent senator Dan Sullivan as fraud. Vice President JD Vance and President Trump claim this could confuse voters, while the Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit seeking to prevent certification of the results if the incumbent senator loses.

1 min read

Ahead of the US midterms: growth is up, but voters don't trust the economy

BBC describes a dilemma familiar to Trump: economic indicators are solid, but prices keep rising, and voters judge the economy by personal experience. We look at how the 2026 situation differs from Biden's and what measures the White House is discussing. BBC describes a dilemma familiar to Trump: economic indicators are steady, but prices keep rising, and voters judge the economy by personal experience. We examine how the 2026 situation differs from Biden's and what measures the White House is discussing.

3 min read