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Weekly Update by Mark Armstrong – June 26, 2026
Greetings from Tyler, The earthquake in Venezuela killed an innumerable amount of people. The photographs are hard to look at. So much suffering. I don’t know about you, but I’m glad to be in the USA. It’s hard to imagine the devastation. But the earthquake in Venezuela destroyed buildings and people are distraught, as you…
Weekly Update by Mark Armstrong – May 23, 2025
Greetings from Tyler, Now we’re hearing that Biden couldn’t have stayed out of a wheelchair much longer. Can you imagine what would have happened if they’d have rolled him out in a wheelchair? Thankfully none of that happened. Now the bad guys are scared to death. They wait in vain for Trump to commit some kind…
Breaking News | China | NewsExclusive: China moves to support yuan as stock markets tumble
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DHS increases offer for undocumented migrants to $3,000 if they voluntarily leave by end of 2025
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