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Time to Repeal the Obsolete National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) - Vimarsana News

Time to Repeal the Obsolete National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)

On February 12, 2018, the Trump Administration unveiled a $1.5 trillion initiative to repair the nation’s roads, bridges, airports, and railways. The first step should be to reduce the regulatory barriers that impede infrastructure projects and vastly inflate their costs. Any new infrastructure funding should be conditional on meaningful regulatory reform—starting with repeal of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) of 1969.

PAST: Somerset opens 1st liquor store since Prohibition - Vimarsana News

PAST: Somerset opens 1st liquor store since Prohibition

Excitement was bubbling in Pulaski County ten years ago, much like the bubbles rising from a diver in the lake or the bubbles running over the top of a freshly-poured

Settlement support in a 'safe space' – how this non-profit empowers immigrants and refugees in Burnaby, British Columbia - Vimarsana News

Settlement support in a 'safe space' – how this non-profit empowers immigrants and refugees in Burnaby, British Columbia

Burnaby non-profit MOSAIC offers the Moving Ahead Program which provides consistent, months-long support for refugees and immigrants who are facing multiple barriers to settling in Canada

National EMS Advisory Council to meet in May - Vimarsana News

National EMS Advisory Council to meet in May

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has scheduled public meetings of its National Emergency Medical Services Advisory Council for May 10-11.

Tyranny in the United States Senate - Vimarsana News

Tyranny in the United States Senate

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has regularly used a procedural tactic called “filling the amendment tree” to restrict Senators’ right to debate and offer amendments.