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U.S. Living - June 23, 2026

Leaving the USA without loose ends: what to take care of before you fly to avoid future problems

Leaving the United States is rarely as simple as packing a suitcase and boarding a flight. Behind every international move are taxes, bank accounts, documents, housing, vehicles, insurance policies and online access that continue to operate under US rules long after...
Business & Finance - June 22, 2026

What affects the crypto exchange rate?

Many people notice that the cryptocurrency market can change literally within minutes. In the morning, an asset may show growth, while by the evening it may already be in the red zone. That is why the question of what affects the crypto exchange rate today remains one of the...
Culture & Society - June 22, 2026

Father's Day in the USA: traditions, the 2026 date, and the best ideas for a family celebration

Every June, millions of American families gather around the table, head outdoors, or simply spend the day together. Father's Day in the United States has long become a warm family celebration that highlights the important role fathers play in a child's life. For many...
U.S. Living - June 19, 2026

What you need to know about US Independence Day in 2026: how the holiday affects work, banks, and services

For millions of Americans, 4 July remains one of the most anticipated days of the year. Foreign nationals who have recently moved to the United States often see it as a colourful celebration with fireworks and family picnics. In reality, the holiday noticeably changes everyday...
Real Estate - June 17, 2026

US real estate auctions in 2026: How to buy below market value without taking on someone else’s problems

A real estate auction in the United States attracts buyers with a simple idea: you can purchase a home below market value, sometimes for 15–35% less than similar properties in the same area. However, a low winning bid often comes with tight deadlines, outstanding debts...
U.S. Living - June 16, 2026

Why discounts in the US don't always mean real savings: how sales work and where you lose money

Summer in the United States is associated not only with vacations but also with the hunt for bargains. Retailers compete with louder and louder promises, inboxes fill up with "today only" offers, and shop windows display bright signs advertising huge discounts. It feels almost...
U.S. Living - June 15, 2026

Ukrainian consulates in the United States in 2026: where to apply, how to book an appointment, and what to check in advance

For Ukrainians living in the United States, Ukrainian consulates are often more than a formality. A passport may have expired. A child may need documents issued. A power of attorney may be required for use in Ukraine. An emergency may arise while the nearest consular office is...
U.S. Living - June 12, 2026

APR in the USA: how to understand the real cost of a loan and avoid overpaying thousands of dollars to a bank

Credit cards, auto loans, mortgages and personal loans have long been part of the US financial system. Many offers look attractive, with low monthly payments, fast online applications, sign-up bonuses and temporary 0% interest promotions. Experienced borrowers, however, focus...
Travel & Leisure - June 11, 2026

Why travel across the United States becomes more expensive in summer: what happens to prices during the holiday season

Every summer, millions of Americans start planning their vacations at the same time. School holidays, long weekends, pleasant weather, and the desire for a change of scenery make June, July, and August the busiest travel period of the year. Surprisingly, the cost of travel...
U.S. Living - June 10, 2026

ICE checks at U.S. airports: what to know before a domestic or international flight

For most passengers, an airport is associated with baggage screening, waiting to board, and routine security procedures. However, for people with temporary immigration status, humanitarian parole, pending Green Card renewals, or an ongoing USCIS case, travel may involve...
Career & Workplace - June 9, 2026

How American companies hire employees during the summer: where demand is growing and who employers are looking for

Summer in the United States has long stopped being a quiet season in the job market. For some industries, it is a vacation period, while for others it is one of the busiest seasons of the year. Employers open thousands of vacancies, expand their teams, and try to fill...
Business & Finance - June 8, 2026

House flipping in the USA: how much can you earn from reselling property in 2026?

Many people first learn about house flipping through YouTube videos where an old property is transformed within a few months and sold for tens of thousands of dollars in profit. From the outside, the process looks quite simple: buy low, renovate, sell high. In reality, the...
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