USA

Trump: Her yetişkin ABD vatandaşına 5 bin dolar
ABD Başkanı Donald Trump, Cumhuriyetçilerin kasım ayındaki ara seçimlerde Kongre'nin iki kanadında da çoğunluğu koruması halinde her yetişkin ABD vatandaşına 5 bin dolar ödeme yapılabileceğini açıkladı. Yaklaşık 270 milyon yetişkinin bulunduğu ülkede bu vaadin maliyetinin 1,3 trilyon dolara ulaşabileceği hesaplanıyor.

Massive Raid in Queens: Fentanyl, Cocaine and Weapons Found
In a raid on a house in New York, a large amount of fentanyl, cocaine, crack and MDMA, as well as weapons, were seized. Two brothers were charged.

Heist Worth $230,000 in Princeton: Luxury Store Stolen
Thieves who entered a consignment shop in Princeton, New Jersey, stole about $230,000 worth of designer goods.

Critical Change for Immigration Cases in San Francisco!
San Francisco Immigration Court closed. While the bulk of more than 115,000 files will be transferred to the Concord Court, hearings will take place on Sansome Street.

Labor Day in New York: What Is the Difference Between the U.S. and Turkey?
In New York, workers marched on Labor Day before the 25th anniversary of September 11, demanding fair wages, union rights, and safe working conditions.

Message of Clarity from NYPD Commissioner Tisch Before September 11
NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch emphasized that on the 25th anniversary of September 11, terrorists and lifesavers should not be lumped together.

Emergency on Delta Flight Departing from New York
Smoke and odor were detected in the cabin of the Delta flight from New York to Chicago. The pilots declared an emergency and made a safe landing.

ICE Limit on Immigration Operations in New Jersey
In New Jersey, a federal court upheld the regulation limiting ICE's use of state property in immigration operations.

Facia in New York: A Woman Died, Driver in Custody
Nighttime horror accident in the heart of New York! In Midtown Manhattan, a Tesla that lost control crashed into a scaffold, killing a 27-year-old woman, while the injured driver was taken into custody at the hospital.

The secret behind the large numbers on house entrances in ABD has been revealed! It turns out the reason is completely different.
The large and eye‑catching numbers used on house entrances in ABD are not only for indicating addresses; they also hold critical importance for emergency teams and cargo companies.

Horror in a U.S. Restaurant: Lawyer Points Gun at Ex‑Spouse
He pointed his gun at his ex‑spouse and pulled the trigger, but he overlooked two things: the gun’s safety and the waiter who rushed onto the scene in seconds… A single intervention averted the horror in the U.S. restaurant.

Pre‑September 11 Crisis in New York: 100,000 Signatures Call on Mamdani Not to Attend the Ceremony
Before the 25th anniversary of September 11, the Mamdani crisis is escalating in New York. While a call for Mamdani not to attend the ceremony gathers about 100,000 signatures, Mamdani refuses to back down. Özlem Özgüt Yörekli, New York correspondent for ABDPost, relayed the backstage of the debate and the protest in front of City Hall from the scene.

Why are carpets so common in homes in America? Here are the surprising reasons
In the U.S., carpet use is especially widespread in bedrooms and staircases. Advantages such as thermal insulation, low cost, and sound isolation highlight the carpet, while disadvantages like cleaning, stains, and allergen buildup lead to a preference for hardwood and vinyl floors in new homes.

Cases of dengue fever are rising in Florida: Officials on alert
Florida is experiencing an increase in dengue fever cases transmitted by mosquitoes. As of September 1, the number of locally acquired cases in the state has risen to 41, officials warned that the number of cases could rise further in the coming weeks.

Historic decision from American Airlines: First‑class ticket sales are ending
American Airlines is making a profound change in its premium travel concept. The airline will gradually end first‑class ticket sales from the end of 2026, while focusing on business class and Flagship Suite services for high‑end passengers.

22‑year‑old steals 245 million dollars worth of Bitcoin! He splurged the stolen wealth on luxury.
In the United States, 22‑year‑old Singapore‑born Malone Lam admitted in court that he orchestrated the theft of 245 million dollars worth of Bitcoin from a single investor. It emerged that Lam, who spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on nightclubs with the stolen millions, paid millions of dollars for luxury cars, watches, and private jets.

Fire in New Jersey: Over 20 People Displaced from Their Homes
In the United States, a house fire in New Brunswick, New Jersey, evacuated more than 20 people, and three firefighters were injured.

Anti-Islam High School Curriculum Finalized in Texas
The Texas Education Agency changed the high school social studies curriculum. The new program includes content on Islamic history and the September 11 attacks.

Critical Development for Taxing Immigrants in the U.S.
The U.S. federal appellate court upheld the ruling that barred the IRS from sharing taxpayers' addresses with ICE.

The death toll at the Nevada Burning Man Festival rose to three
In the United States, three people died at Burning Man 2026 in Nevada. No criminal suspicion was found in the first two cases, while the third death is under investigation.

The Miami family's plane disappeared in the Bahamas: 4 dead
The small aircraft carrying a four‑person family returning to Miami disappeared over the open waters of the Bahamas. Search efforts reached the lifeless bodies of all four.

Why Do Americans Ride Big Cars?
The American obsession with large SUVs and pickups is not explained only by wide roads. Federal regulations that make vehicle size advantageous and tax incentives granted to heavy vehicles expose the backstage of the 'big car' culture in the United States.

"Super El Niño" strikes the United States! Snowfall will rise in some areas, while others will welcome spring.
An alarm warning of a "super El Niño" has been issued for the approaching winter in the United States. According to experts, the powerful climate event could increase snowfall in the high elevations of the West while leading to a warmer and less snowy winter in the north. The likelihood that El Niño will persist until February 2027 is almost 100%.

Alarm from the US at the Mexico border! Travel restrictions in Nogales due to threat
The ambiguous threat that emerged in Nogales, a city in the Mexican state of Sonora, prompted Washington to act. The US government limited its employees' activities and travel in the city to daylight hours and essential circumstances only.