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In Colombia, a girl dragged her drunk boyfriend home on her back and carried his bicycle in her hands INSIDER USA 👉🏼 Subscribe

American turned morning jogging into an art form He builds his routes through the streets of San Francisco so that he ends up with a picture on his GPS tracker. It is also impressive how far he runs in one go. To draw the spider, he had to cover 190 kilometres and ran for 22 hours. INSIDER USA 👉🏼 Subscribe

Democrats want to block bill that would require citizenship verification at the polls — FOX 📍Republicans are pushing for the Save America's Voters Act (SAVE), which would require states to verify voters' citizenship. Democrats, in turn, want to prevent the initiative from passing. 📍Democratic leaders in the House of Representatives (e.g., Katherine Clark) are urging colleagues to vote against it. In their view, the law would place an "extraordinary burden on countless Americans." 📍Democrats say there is already a law in place that prohibits non-citizens from voting. They believe Republicans want to question the credibility of American elections. 📍Republicans, on the other hand, are convinced that this law is necessary. The open borders policy, they believe, creates risks where illegal migrants can easily vote in elections. INSIDER USA 👉🏼 Subscribe

Hurricane Beryl has reached Texas — CBS 📍Hurricane Beryl's severe weather has hit the central Texas coast. Matagorda residents were the first to feel the downpour and the strongest winds - up to 35 m/s. 📍Beryl is moving inland into the state. Meteorologists say that the hurricane is moving at a speed of 20 km / h - it is not excluded that today it will reach major cities in Texas. 📍Weather forecasters say the eastern part of the Lone Star State will be mostly affected. The hurricane will then continue to move through the lower Mississippi Valley and the Ohio Valley. 📍At this point, 138,000 homes in Texas are without power. INSIDER USA 👉🏼 Subscribe

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Russia launched a missile strike on Ukraine: more than 20 dead — Reuters 📍Russians attacked several Ukrainian cities: according to President Vladimir Zelensky, Russian troops fired 40 missiles. So far, 21 dead and 68 wounded are known, many of them in serious condition. 📍In the strike on Kiev, a missile destroyed one of the buildings of the Okhmatdet children's hospital and significantly damaged the main building. At the time, dozens of children were being treated and two were undergoing surgery - a video from the destroyed operating room has emerged. 📍The missiles hit residential buildings in the Ukrainian capital. One of the entrances was destroyed, and from the upper floors of multi-storey buildings people were just thrown out on the ground. 📍 In Dnipro and Kryvyi Rih, 10 people were killed, many wounded, among them ten in extremely serious condition. The Russians destroyed administrative and industrial buildings in these cities. INSIDER USA 👉🏼 Subscribe

Man ran 3,000 miles to raise money to fight serious illness — NYP San Diego resident Mark Backes, 61, ran an impressive marathon from California to New York. The man was raising money to fight Parkinson's disease, a disappointing diagnosis his wife had received the day before. Mark began his run on April 16 from the Santa Monica Pier. The man ran about 30 miles each day and in less than three months crossed the finish line near The Empire State Building. In the end, Mark raised $21,800. He will send it to the Michael Fox Foundation, the actor from Back to the Future, who has had Parkinson's disease since he was 30. INSIDER USA 👉🏼 Subscribe

American man reveals how much money it takes to feed six children — FOX 📍 A video from a Trader Joe's store posted by a resident of Westlake Village, California, has gone viral online. The father of six showed how much he paid for groceries, which he says is enough for about a week and a half. 📍The family bought strawberries ($4.49 per pound), a bag of four avocados ($4.99) and cucumbers ($2.49 apiece) during the grocery shopping trip. 📍The check also includes plenty of frozen foods like chicken and cheese tamales ($3.99 ), chicken soup ($3.49) and margarita pizza ($4.79). 📍 In the end, the man paid $444 for everything. Many commentators said that the prices at Trader Joe's were too high: according to them, such a set of products would have cost $125 at ALDI. INSIDER USA 👉🏼 Subscribe

NYC neighborhoods that are bearing the biggest burden of the migrant crisis are named — NYP 📍Journalists have obtained documents that authorities in the Big Apple are hiding from the public. The confidential reports show which neighborhoods in the city have the most migrant shelters. 📍Long Island City (Queens) is the clear leader. The borough is home to as many as 23 illegal migrant shelters out of the 193 operating in the city. 📍One local resident told reporters that authorities "dropped a bomb on us." Migrants have flooded the parking lots with thousands of scooters, have no respect for Americans and urinate wherever they can. 📍There are a total of 70 migrant shelters in Queens. 49 are in Manhattan, 44 in Brooklyn, 25 in the Bronx and five in Staten Island. INSIDER USA 👉🏼 Subscribe

Americans have become more likely to complain about the quality of air travel — CBS 📍The U.S. Department of Transportation says it received 97,000 inquiries in 2023. Among them, 91% were complaints about the quality of air travel. 📍This is the highest number of complaints since 2020, when authorities received 103,000 complaints before the pandemic. In 2022, the number dropped to 86,000. 📍 Complaints were primarily about canceled flights, although airlines canceled only 1.2% in 2023. True airplane delays were still at a consistently high 21%. 📍Americans with disabilities also filed complaints due to poor treatment by staff. In addition, last year there was a noticeable increase in requests related to discrimination. INSIDER USA 👉🏼 Subscribe