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“Money Bagg Joe” Biden Strikes Again: Federal Student Loan Relief Plan wins Big support

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US President Joseph Biden’s presidency has been stormed with crippling sequential issues and concurrent ones. On his first day in the oval office, he implemented federal mask mandates and social distancing as a response to Covid-19. He also announced the American Rescue Plan to help fund vaccinations, provide immediate direct relief to families struggling to …

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Daria Dugina called for Ukrainian genocide before her bomb blast murder

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Ukraine has denied any involvement in the murder of Russian commentator and far-right political activist Daria Dugina. An advisor to President Zelensky said Ukraine is not a terrorist state. Dugina’s father, Aleksandr Dugina is speculated to be an advisor for President Putin and the brain behind Putin’s policies towards the west, although the extent of …

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Corruption, Natural disasters, Covid-19, Inflation, Protests: Haiti has hit an all time low

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Chaotic protests in Haiti has recently ravaged through the nation following the assassination of then President Jovenel Moise on July 7, 2021. The coup left the country with instability and no functioning governing body.  Protesters are now calling for Prime Minister Ariel Henry to step down. One protester told reporters, “Haitian people will demonstrate with …

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Explosions at Russian ammunition depot in Crimea could be Ukrainian Sabotage

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The Russian ministry of defense is attributing another significant series of explosions at a Russian ammunition depot in Mayskoye, Crimea to “sabotage”. It is the second explosion at an occupied base there in a week.  Moscow’s defense ministry said the explosions severely damaged power plants, power lines, railroad tracks, and apartment buildings, yet there were …

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The FBI willfully left Presidential Materials at Trump’s Florida Estate after retrieving documents on June 3rd

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The latest search of former President Donald Trump’s Florida home on August 8th was a proceeding due to the Justice Department’s belief that he illegally kept classified documents in his home. As reported by the Washington Post, 11 sets of documents containing nuclear power information and national security implications have been recovered by the FBI.  …

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Iranian Operative On FBI most wanted list for a hire-for-murder Plot on John Bolton

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The FBI is investigating an alleged assassination plot by an Iranian operative to eliminate former Trump administration national security adviser John Bolton. The justice department believes the scheme is a retaliation for a US airstrike that killed a popular Iranian general back in 2020 in Iraq.  In response to the uncovered threat, Bolton thanked the …

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Nicaragua Is restricting Religious Freedom

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The police of Nicaragua are preventing Bishop Rolando Alvarez of Matagalpa from leaving his home, on orders of President Daniel Ortega. The religious figure is accused of inciting violence and “acts of hatred” towards Ortega’s government.  The bishop had criticized the government’s closing of five catholic radio stations and this act prompted the police to …

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Israel’s airstrikes on Palestine today is likely leading to a full throttle war

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Israel has unleashed ongoing rounds of airstrikes in Gaza city. The health ministry of Gaza has reported 44 injuries and 9 casualties thus far, including a five year old child and Taysir al-Jabari, a Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) commander.  The Israeli military has confessed to taking out the attacks in response to alleged threats from …

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Chinese Warships Have surrounded Taiwan

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The aftermath of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s departure from Taiwan is still unfolding. The high official pledged US solidarity with Taiwan, a state China claims belongs to its nation, and is positive for reunification.  Tsai Ing-wen, the president of the separatist state, granted Pelosi a medal of honor before her departure. She visited the parliament …

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Supporters of Iraqi cleric Moqtada Sadr gather during a sit-in at the parliament building in Baghdad on July 31, 2022. © Saba Kareem, Reuters

Iraqi Protesters Calling for a complete overhaul of government

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Political turmoil is heightening in Iraq as protesters have stormed parliament for the second time in one week. The massive public unrest of hundreds of protesters have forced their way through a high security zone in Baghdad, the capital, and broke into Iraq’s parliament building. The incident is a dissent towards former Prime Minister Nouri …

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