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State politics is where policy that matters is determined - Vimarsana News

State politics is where policy that matters is determined

With all the concentration on the rocky relations between Democratic President Joe Biden and the radical right-wingers and Trumpites who are puppeteers of the U.S.

With all the debt limit talk, few eye Pentagon cuts - Vimarsana News

With all the debt limit talk, few eye Pentagon cuts

WASHINGTON—In all the talk about cutting spending in return for raising the U.S. debt limit, there seems to be a sacred cow: The Pentagon. A survey of websites of groups normally expected to advocate for cutting military spending—including US Labor Against War and Racism, the United Electrical W...

State politics is where policy that matters is determined - Vimarsana News

State politics is where policy that matters is determined

With all the concentration on the rocky relations between Democratic President Joe Biden and the radical right-wingers and Trumpites who are puppeteers of the U.S.

Workers at NYC fresh food market go union on card-check - Vimarsana News

Workers at NYC fresh food market go union on card-check

NEW YORK—New York City residents who patronize the city’s leading outdoor fresh produce markets, run at various locations by the non-profit GrowNYC, now will have a new reason to increase their purchases: The staff is going union.

Progressives angry over Biden consideration of Republican debt proposals - Vimarsana News

Progressives angry over Biden consideration of Republican debt proposals

WASHINGTON—Congressional progressive Democrats are increasingly angry about Democratic President Joe Biden’s apparent willingness to give in to Republican budget cuts in safety net programs as part of a deal to raise the nation’s debt ceiling.