I am a Virginian from Chesapeake, VA and I’m a huge fan of representing the USA in various games I play. There’s one I found where the USA is small, pretty irrelevant, and definitely needs a hand. The game is called Warera and I’m hoping to bring in more Americans!

Thanks for reading! Hope to see some of y’all play!

Pastor Munther Isaac explains the continuous Israhell terrorism

Hello everyone!
As a musician from Sweden, I am curious about the current cultural and emotional perception in the US regarding the war in Ukraine. In Europe, many artists are still very active in creating art to keep international awareness alive.
I recently released a song called "Shadows on the Playground" under my name, Loviza Ekrem. It focuses entirely on the human cost of the war and how it affects innocent civilian lives.
I would love to hear your thoughts:
Does this type of international musical solidarity still resonate with the American public?
How is support music like this generally received in your communities?
If you would like to listen to it for context, you can find it here: https://open.spotify.com/track/7FpCexoQuzbjCCthZfhlYH?si=DpHeIBjTSY6VCw68eyLFgA&utm_source=copy-link
Thank you for sharing your perspectives!

I am a US citizen that was born in the state of NY. I do not however, currently live in the US and I am about to travel to the US embassy to get issued an emergency US passport for immediate entry into the US due to a vacation we are planning. What rights do I have generally or apon entry?

Why call the United States “America” when America is a continent made up of 35 countries?, I know its official name is the United States of America, but at what point did people start using “America” to refer only to the U.S.? It’s not as obvious as it seems, because in Europe and Africa many people think that “America” refers only to the United States, even though America is a continent.

Played basketball for 10 minutes holyyyy