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Paraguay’s President has RESIGNED after a Spectacular Banking Collapse Left Millions of People Unable to Access their own Money By LauraAboli Paraguay’s president has RESIGNED after a spectacular banking collapse left millions of people unable to access their own money. And the whole thing unraveled in just THREE DAYS. Regulators

Imagine how things are Going in Minnesota that a Somali Daycare owner just Flipped a Republican Seat and Gave his Victory Speech in Somali By LauraAboli Imagine how things are going in Minnesota that a Somali daycare owner just flipped a Republican seat and gave his victory speech in Somali.

Israel’s Ambassador Blames America for the Iran War: The Decision to Attack Iran was the Decision of the United States. It wasn’t our Decision By LauraAboli Israel’s Ambassador blames America for the Iran War: “The decision to attack Iran was the decision of the United States. It wasn’t our decision.”

By Jamie McIntyre Wall Street investment banker and Trump donor, Brisbane’s Luke Thorburn-Calcino, included in the U.S. Department of Justice’s (DOJ) “Epstein Files” release. The 31-page U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and U.S. Department of State document on the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) “Epstein Files” website assesses Thorburn-Calcino, a patriotic

Iran’s Security Chief Meets Putin, Delivers Message from Khamenei By Al Jazeera Staff and Reuters Putin meets Iran’s top security official to discuss regional security and receives a letter from Mojtaba Khamenei. Russia’s President Vladimir Putin has met Iran’s security chief Mohsen Rezaei in Moscow to discuss regional security as

Zelensky Claims US Still Owes Kiev $16 Billion By RT News The Ukrainian leader expects Democrats to be more generous with American taxpayer money following their midterm election victory. Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky says the US failed to deliver $16 billion in previously promised assistance to Kiev, insisting that Ukraine “must