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GOP Doctors Back Fentanyl Bill, Warn Drug Deaths Are 'Intentional Acts of Terror' by Cartels - Vimarsana News

GOP Doctors Back Fentanyl Bill, Warn Drug Deaths Are 'Intentional Acts of Terror' by Cartels

GOP leaders and Doctors Caucus members rallied support for a bill that would permanently classify fentanyl substances as Schedule I drugs.

GOP presidential candidates' views on abortion, border security, social media - Vimarsana News

GOP presidential candidates' views on abortion, border security, social media

Here's where the major Republican presidential candidates stand on issues like abortion, border security and potential social media regulations.

White House backs GOP bill to classify fentanyl as Schedule I substance - Vimarsana News

White House backs GOP bill to classify fentanyl as Schedule I substance

The White House announced Monday it supports a Republican-led bill that would place all fentanyl-related substances under the most dangerous classification ...

Where Presidential Candidate Tim Scott Stands On Marijuana - Vimarsana News

Where Presidential Candidate Tim Scott Stands On Marijuana

U.S. Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) is entering the race for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination—one of the latest contenders to try and stake their claim against the party’s current frontrunner, former President Donald Trump. As far as marijuana policy goes, Scott’s record is thin. During his time in the House, he voted against an amendment […]

White House backs GOP bill to classify fentanyl as Schedule I substance - Vimarsana News

White House backs GOP bill to classify fentanyl as Schedule I substance

The White House announced Monday it supports a Republican-led bill that would place all fentanyl-related substances under the most dangerous classification of drugs.