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Arizona House votes to repeal near-total abortion ban from 1864 - Vimarsana News

Arizona House votes to repeal near-total abortion ban from 1864

Arizona lawmakers Wednesday voted to repeal an unpopular near-total abortion ban that was enacted in 1864. The Republican-controlled state house voted 32-28 to approve repealing the draconian, 160-year-old law after

Editorial: Biden deficit surpasses $1 trillion in just half a year - Vimarsana News

Editorial: Biden deficit surpasses $1 trillion in just half a year

President Joe Biden remains at sea over why Americans aren’t enamored of his economic policies. Perhaps it’s because they’re worried about eventually drowning in all that red ink. Biden has

No longer a side character, 'Elsbeth' comes into focus. But don't call it a spinoff - Vimarsana News

No longer a side character, 'Elsbeth' comes into focus. But don't call it a spinoff

With a brief appearance, clocking in at less than three minutes of screen time, Elsbeth Tascioni gave main character energy from the start — even if it was unknown to

Biden strong on abortion rights, Trump on economy as two new polls show tight race in Pennsylvania - Vimarsana News

Biden strong on abortion rights, Trump on economy as two new polls show tight race in Pennsylvania

WASHINGTON — Two new polls show an ongoing neck-and-neck race between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump in Pennsylvania, the nation's most populous battleground state. A Wall Street

Abortion foes look to 1873 obscenity law while providers vow to ensure access - Vimarsana News

Abortion foes look to 1873 obscenity law while providers vow to ensure access

While the U.S. Supreme Court appears poised to keep a widely used abortion pill available for now, some conservative justices signaled an interest in considering whether a 151-year-old indecency law