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Stop green fanatics from wrecking our national security - Vimarsana News

Stop green fanatics from wrecking our national security

The Biden administration proposed a rule to force companies doing business with the Pentagon to reveal their emissions totals and set “science-based” carbon-reduction goals

Source: nypost.com
The US Government Needs to Do More to Purge Media With Ties to the CCP (Part 1) - Vimarsana News

The US Government Needs to Do More to Purge Media With Ties to the CCP (Part 1)

The Epoch Times is an independent news media organization in print and online. It's rated as the most neutral among top media in an AllSides™ survey.

A Preliminary Survey of PRC United Front Activities in South Korea - Vimarsana News

A Preliminary Survey of PRC United Front Activities in South Korea

Introduction The People’s Republic of China (PRC) exercises influence over South Korea in multiple ways. Chinese influence operations against Seoul have been characterized as not subtle and even blatant compared to the more covert and subversive methods employed in other countries (China Brief, December 19, 2014). Indeed, the more overt and aggressive ways in which Beijing exercises influence were on …

What are New Mexico senators pushing in Congress' climate change bill? - Vimarsana News

What are New Mexico senators pushing in Congress' climate change bill?

The bill, which would take broad action to address climate change, was passed in the Senate with support from New Mexico's two Democrats U.S. senators.

What are New Mexico senators pushing in Congress' climate change bill? - Vimarsana News

What are New Mexico senators pushing in Congress' climate change bill?

The bill, which would take broad action to address climate change, was passed in the Senate with support from New Mexico's two Democrats U.S. senators.