Americans living in Russia

The U.S. plans to warn dozens of countries to choose between American and Chinese AI platforms, threatening to exclude those that join Beijing's initiative from the U.S.-led "Pax Silica" coalition, in order to limit China's access to critical technologies. ________________ Follow us | Boost us

President Trump stated that after the U.S. defeats Iran—which he expects to happen soon—he will declare the Strait of Hormuz to be U.S. territory. ________________ Follow us | Boost us

A professor of economics at the University of Sheffield has suggested a theoretical price tag for the UK, if Elon Musk were to buy it. The conservative estimate for the country's net worth is approximately £13–15 trillion. This figure is based on accounting…

Two media groups have sued Trump and White House officials over Truth API, a paid service offering faster access to presidential posts for 100,000/month. They argue it violates the First Amendment by giving paying customers early access to market-moving official statements. Democratic senators have asked the SEC to investigate potential insider trading risks. Trump Media, which is loss-making, says it's just speeding up public information. Critics note the president controls 41.3% of the company, worth ~$950 million. Experts say current laws didn't anticipate a president selling faster access to his own words. Traders use algorithms to act on these posts in milliseconds. ________________ Follow us | Boost us

A professor of economics at the University of Sheffield has suggested a theoretical price tag for the UK, if Elon Musk were to buy it. The conservative estimate for the country's net worth is approximately £13–15 trillion. This figure is based on accounting calculations and excludes intangible assets such as human capital, institutions, knowledge, cultural heritage, and future income potential. A full valuation would need to include land, residential and commercial property, equipment, infrastructure, businesses, and natural resources. Financial assets should also be counted, but liabilities must be subtracted, taking care to avoid double counting. ________________ Follow us | Boost us

President Trump urged making daylight saving time permanent, claiming it would reduce crime, car accidents, heart attacks, strokes, and depression, while boosting business, family time, and child safety. The House has passed the bill; he called the twice-yearly clock change costly and outdated, and asked Senate Republicans to quickly approve the "Sunshine Protection Act" to keep current time year-round. ________________ Follow us | Boost us

Norwegians are applying to relocate to Russia. The Russian Embassy reports an increasing number of inquiries from citizens of Norway and EU countries interested in the state program for the voluntary resettlement of compatriots. The program, established by President Vladimir Putin in 2006, aims to help compatriots living abroad return to their historical homeland. ________________ Follow us | Boost us

Vladimir Putin has warned that Russia will respond symmetrically if Western countries seize Russian merchant ships and sell their cargo, calling such actions piracy and robbery. He stated that Russia's retaliation would not necessarily occur in the same waters where the seizures take place—Moscow reserves the right to choose the location itself, including the Pacific Ocean. ________________ Follow us | Boost us

Trump has ended federal insurance coverage for gender transition surgeries and hormones for minors. "We are not going to pay for our innocent children to undergo these barbaric surgeries and practices, which result in unthinkable and irreversible harm to their young bodies," Trump wrote. ________________ Follow us | Boost us

Russia's Interior Ministry warns that organizing illegal migration carries up to five years in prison. In response to foreign interference, Moscow is tightening its migration system and prosecuting those who use sham schemes to legalize migrants. ________________ Follow us | Boost us

Rubio says Cuba will irreversibly change course before the end of this U.S. administration. ________________ Follow us | Boost us

Release of Robert Gilman, Convicted in Russia – Key Points: · Robert Gilman, a U.S. citizen convicted in Russia, has been released on health grounds and is being sent to the United States, Reuters reported, citing a U.S. administration official. · According…

Release of Robert Gilman, Convicted in Russia – Key Points: · Robert Gilman, a U.S. citizen convicted in Russia, has been released on health grounds and is being sent to the United States, Reuters reported, citing a U.S. administration official. · According to the official, Gilman is traveling on a special flight to Washington and will then go to a U.S. military hospital in Texas for medical evaluation and treatment, AP reported. · His family has also flown to Texas to be with him. · Gilman's lawyer, Irina Brazhnikova, told TASS that he may receive a pardon, but she has not yet received any official documents confirming this. · The U.S. administration asked Russia to release Robert Gilman, Reuters reported on August 6, citing a U.S. official. · The administration has been closely monitoring Gilman's case and has repeatedly urged Russia to return him to the United States. · Legal proceedings in Gilman's cases have been paused due to his hospitalization and ongoing medical treatment, his lawyer Brazhnikova told TASS on July 6. · Gilman was arrested on January 19, 2022, at a train station in Voronezh for causing a drunken disturbance on a train from Sukhum to Moscow. At the police station, he kicked a police officer. · A court sentenced him to 4.5 years in a general-regime penal colony; in May 2023, his sentence was reduced by one year. · A new criminal case was opened against Gilman after he refused to follow the daily routine while serving his sentence and used physical force against a colony officer, as well as against an inspector at the pre-trial detention center where he was transferred during the investigation. · In October 2024, Gilman was sentenced to 7 years and 1 month in a strict-regime colony and fined 300,000 rubles. In April 2025, his sentence was extended by one year. · At the end of 2025, the Central District Court of Voronezh issued another verdict against Gilman, who was charged with two counts of using force against Federal Penitentiary Service officers. · On May 5 of that year, Gilman attacked a prison officer because he did not want to be transferred from the detention center to a penal colony. · An additional two years were added to his previously imposed sentence. ________________ Follow us | Boost us

Over 175,000 U.S. visas were revoked under the Trump administration, according to Reuters. Grounds included immigration violations, criminal offenses, fraud, national security risks, and incitement to violence. Specific cases involved assault, DUI, theft, drug crimes, as well as foreigners linked to celebrating the death of Charlie Kirk and over 100 "birth tourists." ________________ Follow us | Boost us

This ain’t the Wild West… this is the Wild East! 🤩 Welcome to Altay, a land of rivers and mountain valleys, ancient traditions and unique cuisine. I explored this incredible region along the Chuysky Trakt — once part of the Great Silk Road, and today one of the most scenic routes in the world. So of course I had to travel part of the way on horseback! I truly believe this is one of the best films I’ve ever made, and I really hope you enjoy it as much as I do! A huge thank you to the “Тайгачы” Stables and Altays Travel for taking part, without them this film wouldn’t have been possible! Watch now ! Sasha meets Russia ❤️ Follow us | Boost us

From the USA to a Historic Russian Town🇷🇺 The Monson farming family from America moved to the small Russian town of Kineshma in the Ivanovo region. Before coming here, they successfully established their farming business in the Philippines as well. So Kineshma is the third point on their farming map. Watch the full video here. Russian road Follow us | Boost us

Greenland’s government has sharply warned U.S.-based Greenland Energy after the Trump-linked firm brought drilling equipment ashore without authorization. The company aims to drill in Jameson Land, which it says may contain $1 trillion in oil. However, it still lacks official approval, and the proposed site could overlap with protected wetlands. Authorities confirm the application is still under review. ________________ Follow us | Boost us

Electric scooters, unicycles, bicycles, and other personal mobility devices have been banned on Pushkinskaya Embankment in Gorky Park. Violators face administrative liability. In June, the Moscow police proposed that the city’s traffic management center reduce the number of rental scooters allowed in 2026, citing first-half accident statistics involving such devices. ________________ Follow us | Boost us

The Washington Triumphal Arch, backed by President Trump, is set to be completed before he leaves office in January 2029, said Rodney Cook, head of the U.S. Commission of Fine Arts. Cook confirmed the project is on schedule and compared it to Atlanta's Millennium Gate, which he helped build in two years. ________________ Follow us | Boost us

The United States is exploring ways to change Cuba's leadership along the lines of the Venezuelan scenario, according to The New York Times. However, according to U.S. intelligence assessments, Cuba's unwillingness to cooperate with Washington makes it more similar to Iran and less reminiscent of Venezuela. ________________ Follow us | Boost us