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California Governor Newsom starts second term Friday, will his next stop be the White House? - Vimarsana News

California Governor Newsom starts second term Friday, will his next stop be the White House?

California Governor Newsom starts second term Friday, will his next stop be the White House and can he overcome leftist policies that could pose a roadblock?

LOL Ginni Thomas: Clarence Knows Nothing About What I Do - Vimarsana News

LOL Ginni Thomas: Clarence Knows Nothing About What I Do

Virginia "Ginni" Thomas was so very careful to be very specific about what she does to the January 6 panel, but she doesn't tell her husband. We all know it's a joke, because [...]

Census: Texas and Florida Lead the U.S. in Population Growth in 2022 | NewsRadio 740 KTRH - Vimarsana News

Census: Texas and Florida Lead the U.S. in Population Growth in 2022 | NewsRadio 740 KTRH

The population of Texas reaches 30 million and continues to rise. The latest data from the U.S. Census Bureau shows that in 2022 tens of thousands of Americans moved out of states like California and New York to live in states like Texas and Florida.

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After 10 Months Of War In Ukraine, Where Do We Go From Here? - Vimarsana News

After 10 Months Of War In Ukraine, Where Do We Go From Here?

Biden's governance by autopilot and the foreign policy establishment’s unimaginative Eurocentric groupthink have combined for maximum danger.

CALEXIT: What pushed one of California's biggest Counties to consider leaving the state - Vimarsana News

CALEXIT: What pushed one of California's biggest Counties to consider leaving the state

California has seen more than 220 secession efforts, all of which have failed, but San Bernardino County hopes that studying the possibility will help it get a fair deal.