A mere 30 per cent of the American public believe trade with China has created “some or a lot of jobs” in their state, a new study revealed in the lead-up to the US election. The East-West Centre, a Washington-based research organisation, found in a survey that a slight majority of the American public – … Read more
American tourists have revealed the thing that baffles them most about the UK – English food. Adam and Steph, from Boston, Massachusetts, spoke to Express.co.uk about their trip to the UK while they were visiting the Cotswolds. Asked if there is anything that surprised them about the UK, Steph joked: “We have been to Britain … Read more
Since September 28, the US has secured more than 5,000 airplane seats for US citizens, permanent residents, and their families to depart Lebanon, the US government announced in a statement on Thursday. Some of these actions include reserving seats daily on commercial flights as well as providing seats on US government-organized flights. The State … Read more
A Morningstar Center for Retirement & Policy Studies research leveraged a new simulation tool to find that 45% of Americans retiring at 65 face risks of running out of money in retirement as people live longer and share greater responsibility for their retirement savings. The simulation considered attributes like health conditions, nursing home expenses, and … Read more
Iran could hold direct talks with the United States if Washington demonstrates “in practice” that it is not hostile to the Islamic Republic, President Masoud Pezeshkian said on Monday. Pezeshkian was responding to a question at a news conference in Tehran on whether Tehran would be open to direct talks with the US to … Read more
Thursday, June 6, marks the 80-year anniversary of D-Day, the day of the greatest military invasion in modern history. Codenamed “Operation Overlord,” D-Day (June 6, 1944) began at 6:30 am when an Allied force of 156,000 troops made up of primarily Americans, Britons, and Canadians landed on five beaches stretching 50 miles along a heavily … Read more
The head of the Houthi supreme revolutionary committee, Muhammad Ali Al-Houthi, said on Saturday there have been “reckless” American-British attacks on Yemen. The American-British attacks aim to break a naval blockade of ships linked to Israel, which is besieging Gaza, Muhammad Ali Al-Houthi said on X. Houthi followers raise firearms during a parade in … Read more
Pancake Day is a day of celebration for Brits but Americans have taken to social media after finding out about the holiday for the first time. Americans have been left confused after a large number took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to ask what Shovel Tuesday is after finding out about the day through … Read more
A British TikToker has got Americans excited about a classic “British jacket potato”. She shared a tutorial on how to cook the perfect spud, and it seems our friends across the pond are loving it. Brittany Miller, a UK-based content creator, shared her delicious dinner recipe online. Her American fans tried it out and they’re … Read more
On opening day in December 1993, Americans weren’t sure what to make of Splendid China, and the theme park’s own marketing department certainly didn’t help. “The average tourist does expect a fantasy world, flashing lights and glitz,” the marketing director admitted. “This park is not that.” Splendid China was, America soon found out, a tangle … Read more
