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Missouri House GOP launches policy working group, contrasting a tumultuous Senate caucus - Vimarsana News

Missouri House GOP launches policy working group, contrasting a tumultuous Senate caucus

A stark contrast appeared in the Missouri General Assembly Thursday as Speaker of the House Dean Plocher, R-Des Peres, announced the launch of a new policy working group to identify his caucus’ legislative priorities.

Alberta to strengthen ties in the Pacific Northwest - Vimarsana News

Alberta to strengthen ties in the Pacific Northwest

Two Alberta MLAs will build relationships and advance the province’s priorities with decision makers in Washington and Alaska.

Source: alberta.ca
FBR 'revamp plan': Will caretakers be able to deal with legislative issues? - Vimarsana News

FBR 'revamp plan': Will caretakers be able to deal with legislative issues?

ISLAMABAD: The proposed Customs Oversight Board and Inland Revenue Oversight Board each would comprise 10 members...

JSC fires warning shot over threats to disobey court orders - Vimarsana News

JSC fires warning shot over threats to disobey court orders

CJ Koome said continuous attack on Judiciary puts the country on the precipice of a constitutional crisis.

Historically Small GOP Minority Spent Nearly 131 Hours Obstructing Legislative Work in the Final Weeks of 2023's Legislative Session - Vimarsana News

Historically Small GOP Minority Spent Nearly 131 Hours Obstructing Legislative Work in the Final Weeks of 2023's Legislative Session

The Colorado Democratic Party’s analysis of the floor time used for legislative business between the day Rule 14 was first invoked – March 25th – and Sine Die – May 8th – reveals that Republican members spoke more than twice as long as Democratic members.