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Robbins: Lessons from Trump's second impeachment trial - Vimarsana News

Robbins: Lessons from Trump's second impeachment trial

By the time you read this, Trump’s second impeachment trial will likely have concluded. Notwithstanding that from the outset the outcome seemed politically preordained, the ignominy of this president having been twice impeached will cast…

Letter: Sasse is on the right side of our republic - Vimarsana News

Letter: Sasse is on the right side of our republic

Sasse is on the right side of our republic

Dems Insured Impeachment Loss When They Caved on Witness Argument - Vimarsana News

Dems Insured Impeachment Loss When They Caved on Witness Argument

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Nancy Pelosi: Independent Commission To Investigate Capitol Riot - Vimarsana News

Nancy Pelosi: Independent Commission To Investigate Capitol Riot

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Did You Know? COVID-19 Budget Cuts Hit Students and Profs, Not Admins - Vimarsana News

Did You Know? COVID-19 Budget Cuts Hit Students and Profs, Not Admins

  Publisher's Note: This post appears here courtesy of The James G. Martin Center. The author of this post is Anthony Hennen.     It only took a global pandemic to force public and private universities to cut their spending.     The Bureau of Labor Statistics estimated that about 650,000 jobs were cut in the higher ed sector — a 14 percent decline. An analysis from The Chronicle of Higher Education on the budgets of about 100 top colleges pegged their losses at $183 billion: $85 billion in lost revenues $24 billion for Covid-related expenses $74 billion in anticipated future decrease...