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Douglas Andrews, Thomas Gallatin, & Jordan Candler: Wednesday: Below the Fold - Vimarsana News

Douglas Andrews, Thomas Gallatin, & Jordan Candler: Wednesday: Below the Fold

Biden buys more votes, two charged with murder in Super Bowl parade shooting, three-quarters of big cities near insolvency, and more.

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Mid-Day Digest

THE FOUNDATION "Justice is the end of government. It is the end of civil society. It ever has been and ever will be pursued until it be obtained, or until liberty be lost in the pursuit." —James Madison (1788) Fellow Patriots, on this day in 1885, the Washington Monument was dedicated — one day...

Biden Admin Cited 'Indigenous Knowledge' As Reason To Block Oil And Gas Leases - Vimarsana News

Biden Admin Cited 'Indigenous Knowledge' As Reason To Block Oil And Gas Leases

A watchdog filed a scientific integrity complaint after the Interior dept. used pseudoscience as 'evidence' to halt oil & gas leases.

Sunday Morning Cafe Cocktails - Victory Girls Blog - Vimarsana News

Sunday Morning Cafe Cocktails - Victory Girls Blog

Ah Sunday! Pull up a chair and join me at our own Algonquin Round Table, the spirit of Dorothy Parker abides.

Interior Look to Strengthen Alaska Native Representation on Federal Subsistence Board - Vimarsana News

Interior Look to Strengthen Alaska Native Representation on Federal Subsistence Board

The Departments of the Interior and Agriculture wants to improve Alaska Native representation on the federal board that manages subsistence use on the state’s lands and waters, according to a proposal the department announced on Feb. 15. The Departments are proposing to add three additional members to the eight-member Federal Subsistence Board who will be nominated by federally recognized tribal governments in Alaska. The board currently has five members from federal agencies and three public members.

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