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In the Garden | Beauty of bark - Vimarsana News

In the Garden | Beauty of bark

Gardeners considering the wildlife or ecological value of their plants have a lot to consider these days.

CBS Punts on Monster New Spending Bill; NBC Lauds 'Big Breakthrough' - Vimarsana News

CBS Punts on Monster New Spending Bill; NBC Lauds 'Big Breakthrough'

The Big Three broadcast networks barely cared this morning that the Senate voted for a massive $1.7 trillion spending bill, including 18 Republicans who effectively pre-empted the incoming GOP House majority from having an influential role in budget decisions for the remainder of the 2023 fiscal year.

CBS Punts on Monster New Spending Bill; NBC Lauds 'Big Breakthrough' - Vimarsana News

CBS Punts on Monster New Spending Bill; NBC Lauds 'Big Breakthrough'

The Big Three broadcast networks barely cared this morning that the Senate voted for a massive $1.7 trillion spending bill, including 18 Republicans who effectively pre-empted the incoming GOP House majority from having an influential role in budget decisions for the remainder of the 2023 fiscal year.

Five eye-popping spending items in the $1.7 trillion omnibus bill - Vimarsana News

Five eye-popping spending items in the $1.7 trillion omnibus bill

Federal lawmakers made public a massive $1.7 trillion omnibus spending bill on Tuesday morning. Here are five eye-popping spending items inside it.

$70M for salmon, $3M for bee-friendly highways: Odd riders attached to the $1.7T omnibus bill - Vimarsana News

$70M for salmon, $3M for bee-friendly highways: Odd riders attached to the $1.7T omnibus bill

Congress is trying to cram through a mammoth $1.7 trillion government funding bill ahead of a nor'easter that could otherwise leave lawmakers snowed-in in Washington, D.C. over Christmas.