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CSPAN Washington July 4, 2024 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN Washington July 4, 2024

Government funding first, President Biden signed that bill on saturday and voided a partial Government Shutdown. But it only affected half a dozen agencies and there is another Government Shutdown coming up march 22. The latest on those negotiations and is that going to be harder to pass than the one they passed last week . Guest thoseove ly the tough bi. Theyve done 612 Appropriations Bills. Theyve not done the biggest ones or the toughest ones. So the outstandi department of e biggest nondefense bill which is labor h. H. S. And education and usually the toughest one to resolve is Homeland Se...

Blankenship retiring from SNB at end of year - Vimarsana News

Blankenship retiring from SNB at end of year

Longtime Enid banker and community leader Brad Blankenship will retire after 40 years in banking at the end of the year.

Ashwin Desai: Beautiful sorrow and the tail end of a new innings - Vimarsana News

Ashwin Desai: Beautiful sorrow and the tail end of a new innings

The November 1992 Test was historic for South Africa and inadvertently commemorated an infamous test that lasted more than 130 years.

Sole draw, but what a game! - Vimarsana News

Sole draw, but what a game!

India’s record at Edgbaston is a poor one, consisting of six defeats in seven Tests, but the July 3-8 game in 1986 ended in satisfaction for both teams and capped a great English summer for Kapil & Co

TOM UTLEY: If I ever stood for public office, I'm quite sure even my own sons wouldn't vote for me - Vimarsana News

TOM UTLEY: If I ever stood for public office, I'm quite sure even my own sons wouldn't vote for me

TOM UTLEY: After all, post-mortems on election after election have shown that the older we grow - older and wiser, I like to think - the more inclined we are to lean to the Right.