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This article examines the decline of the American empire and the possibility of a rapid collapse. It compares the decline of other empires, such as the British and Soviet empires, and highlights the crises that weakened them. The article argues that the United States is currently facing its own crises, including the situations in Ukraine, Gaza, and the Taiwan Straits. It suggests that mishandling these crises, along with domestic political challenges, could signify the decline of American global power. The text specifically focuses on the situation in Ukraine, tracing the history of mismanagement and the current challenges faced by the United States in supporting Ukraine against Russian aggression. It notes that U.S. support for Ukraine is wavering and that cracks have appeared in the anti-Russian coalition, indicating a decline in American global influence. The article also discusses the crises in Gaza and the Taiwan Straits, highlighting the Republican Party's reluctance to support Ukraine and the complexities of the Israeli-Hamas alliance in Gaza. It further mentions the increasing pressure on Taiwan from Beijing and the potential test of the U.S.'s stance on Taiwan's sovereignty. The simultaneous occurrence of these three crises poses a risk to American global hegemony. [Extracted from the article]