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President Biden signs bipartisan missing persons bill backed by Gabby Petito's family - Vimarsana News

President Biden signs bipartisan missing persons bill backed by Gabby Petito's family

Slain travel blogger Gabby Petito's parents have vocally supported the bipartisan Help Find the Missing Act, which President Biden signed into law this week.

Will CT priorities be included in the federal spending bill? - Vimarsana News

Will CT priorities be included in the federal spending bill?

Blumenthal wants to see momentum on a bipartisan bill he is leading to protect children on social media platforms.

Helping to find the missing - Vimarsana News

Helping to find the missing

The Help Find the Missing Act, also known as “Billy’s Law”, is awaiting a signature from the president. Evictions in Connecticut have returned to pre-pandemic levels after a recent spike. Nassau County corrections officers say the jail is dangerously understaffed, and Governor Kathy Hochul says she has no intention to raise taxes.

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'Billy's Law,' to Address Missing Persons Cases, Passes U.S. House, Senate – NBC Connecticut - Vimarsana News

'Billy's Law,' to Address Missing Persons Cases, Passes U.S. House, Senate – NBC Connecticut

It is federal legislation that has been decades in the making: “Billy’s Law” has passed both the House and Senate. Billy Smolinski, a 31-year-old...

Federal spending bill could include some Connecticut priorities, but not all - Vimarsana News

Federal spending bill could include some Connecticut priorities, but not all

Connecticut lawmakers are hoping to cram bills in before the end of the year to increase their chances of becoming law. When the new session of Congress begins on Jan. 3, Democrats will slightly expand their majority in the Senate but will lose control of the House to a narrow GOP majority.