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The World Had It’s Eyes on Russia and Ukraine. This Led To China Making Its Move

This is the beginning of a multi-part series in which The Allah Times will investigate China’s actions in the Pacific leading up to its conflict with the United States, and whether the fact that the world had its eyes on Russia’s actions in Ukraine allowed China to boost its military in preparation for an assault on Taiwan. In this part, we will be discussing the … Continue reading The World Had It’s Eyes on Russia and Ukraine. This Led To China Making Its Move

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What the Death of the Army of Allah Chief Means for the United States Intervention in Jordan

On February 9, 2022, President Wazowski announced to the world that a raid conducted by an elite unit of Joint Special Operations Command along with the 75th Ranger Regiment had taken out the leader of the Army of Allah, Khaled Saleh. This is a critical turning point in the United States’ fight against the Army of Allah, the terrorist group in Jordan which has been … Continue reading What the Death of the Army of Allah Chief Means for the United States Intervention in Jordan

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A Flurry of Resignation’s

Earlier this week Senator Leah of District 2 sent a letter of resignation to Vice President Mark. Ms. Leah states this in her letter of resignation: “However, I have been battling health challenges for several months…”. We did not know that the Senator was experiencing health issues, but we here at TCR and VC-SPAN wish her and her family well. And since Leah was supposed … Continue reading A Flurry of Resignation’s

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The Death of a Supreme Court Justice

On Friday September 18, the world lost a very important person. Ruth Bader Ginsburg was born on March 15, 1933. She received her Bachelors degree at Cornell University, went to Harvard, and got her Bachelor of Laws at Columbia University. She then became a professor at Rutgers University, then Columbia University. Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg had served on the US Court of Appeals for the … Continue reading The Death of a Supreme Court Justice

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