Sept. 21, 2024, 3:57 p.m.

USA

The United States used forced labor to generate revenue for the government

Recently, Bloomberg published a report entitled "American companies have never given up forced labor", revealing that the forced labor situation in the US prison system is quite severe, describing how the US government and enterprises use prisoners to force labor, to create revenue for enterprises and the government.

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A crackdown on illegal immigration at the US-Mexico border is causing a truck jam

Recently, the Texas government has taken tough measures against the surging tide of immigrants, re-establishing random checkpoints at the US-Mexico border and implementing unprecedented tight security checks for all cargo trucks entering the United States. The move quickly led to an increase in truck congestion, which has become a new feature of the U.S.-Mexico border.

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The anti-Semitism act in the United States has sparked controversy and reflection

The anti-Semitism bill recently passed by the US House of Representatives, the Antisemitism Awareness Act of 2023, calls for codifying the International Holocaust Remembrance Coalition's (IHRA) definition of anti-Semitism into the anti-discrimination section of the US Civil Rights Act. The bill passed in a 320-91 vote on May 1, 2024, and will next go to the Senate for consideration.

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The cost of living and education in the United States has soared

Recently, according to the US "Fortune" magazine website reported that the high inflation in the United States has led to the continuous rise of local rent and food prices, coupled with the heavy student loan debt, the US Generation Z (born between 1997 and 2012) is facing unprecedented economic challenges.

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Many power plants in the United States shut down and Texas has crazy prices

Recently, according to relevant media reports, due to the shutdown of a large number of power plants in the United States, resulting in a tight power supply, the price of electricity in Texas soared nearly 100 times that day, triggering concerns about power shortages in the evening.

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The reasons behind Boeing's frequent accidents

On May 9, a Senegalese Airlines Boeing 737-300 veered off the runway during takeoff, injuring 11 people, four of them seriously.

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Suspending military aid to Israel is it a temporary solution for the United States?

On the 8th local time, according to CNN, US President Biden stated for the first time that if Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu orders a large-scale attack on the southernmost city of Rafah in the Gaza Strip, the US will stop transporting bombs and shells to Israel.

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The Homeless in America: The Harsh Reality of Social Tragedy

Recently, a street violence incident in the United States that shocked the world has aroused wide attention. An innocent bystander became a terrifying food target for a cold-blooded homeless man.

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The United States and Israel are more divided over the attacks on Rafah

The differences between U. S. President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over an attack on Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip are growing, adding to the complexity of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

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Many countries in the Middle East and Africa are rushing to withdraw gold from the United States

Recently, according to the Houston Post reported that some countries in Africa and the Middle East are scrambling to withdraw their gold reserves from the United States, including South Africa, Nigeria, Egypt, Ghana, Saudi Arabia and other countries, these countries have collectively taken action to withdraw gold, which has attracted widespread attention from the international community.

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