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Feud between onetime pals turned enemies Melissa DeRosa, possible VP pick Rep. Elise Stefanik erupts over Cuomo aide's tell-all book - Vimarsana News

Feud between onetime pals turned enemies Melissa DeRosa, possible VP pick Rep. Elise Stefanik erupts over Cuomo aide's tell-all book

An Albany feud has boiled over between onetime classmates turned political foes Melissa DeRosa and Rep. Elise Stefanik over DeRosa's recent tell-all.

Republican House bill would bar feds from cutting border razor wire - Vimarsana News

Republican House bill would bar feds from cutting border razor wire

Georgia Republican Rep. Mike Collins unveiled legislation to prohibit the Biden administration from sniping razor wire and tearing down other barriers Texas has erected near the southern border.

Source: nypost.com
CIA chief to meet with negotiators to push Gaza hostage deal: report - Vimarsana News

CIA chief to meet with negotiators to push Gaza hostage deal: report

President Biden plans to send CIA Director Bill Burns to meet with Qatari, Egyptian and Israeli negotiators to help broker a deal that would see Hamas release all its hostages in exchange for a cease-fire in Gaza, officials said.

Source: nypost.com
Congress pits privacy against intelligence as it ponders surveillance renewal - Vimarsana News

Congress pits privacy against intelligence as it ponders surveillance renewal

Lawmakers face an April 19 deadline to reauthorize Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act before it expires.

Harvard's response to antisemitism probe is slammed as 'woefully inadequate' - Vimarsana News

Harvard's response to antisemitism probe is slammed as 'woefully inadequate'

The leader of a House committee investigating claims of antisemitism on Harvard’s campus has slammed the Ivy League for its “woefully inadequate” response to the committee’s request for documents and warned that the university could face “compulsory measures” if it continues to fail to comply with the inquiry— as the committee sent officials at the University of Pennsylvania a similar request.

Source: nypost.com