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Mitt Romney got his wish: a lone challenger to Donald Trump. Does it matter? - Vimarsana News

Mitt Romney got his wish: a lone challenger to Donald Trump. Does it matter?

Plus, a look at what comes after New Hampshire.

Romney got his wish: a lone Trump challenger. Does it matter? - Vimarsana News

Romney got his wish: a lone Trump challenger. Does it matter?

The New Hampshire GOP primary is today, marking a huge — and perhaps final — opportunity for Republicans to choose someone other than Donald Trump as their nominee. Nikki Haley is the lone challenger remaining, and despite flashes of hope, she trails in the polls. The Democratic National Committee won’t recognize the results of today’s election, leading some Democrats to revolt (and others to run for president).

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Behind schedule, over budget, state-backed rail projects costing $70 million sit idle - Vimarsana News

Behind schedule, over budget, state-backed rail projects costing $70 million sit idle

Five years ago, the state Legislature approved $51 million for two rail shipping centers in the Willamette Valley and eastern Oregon that promised to reduce truck emissions, boost agricultural exports

State-backed rail projects costing $70 million sit idle | News Partners - Vimarsana News

State-backed rail projects costing $70 million sit idle | News Partners

Two freight-to-rail centers in the Willamette Valley and eastern Oregon have failed to fulfill a single promise of boosting agricultural exports and reducing emissions

Spring sentencing for high-profile B.C. COVID-19 mandate protester - Vimarsana News

Spring sentencing for high-profile B.C. COVID-19 mandate protester

A high-profile anti-COVID-19-mandate protester will be sentenced this spring on charges that came out of a conflict at an Interior Health building at the height of the pandemic.