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SPLITSVILLE: What can a divided Congress actually deliver? Americans weigh in - Vimarsana News

SPLITSVILLE: What can a divided Congress actually deliver? Americans weigh in

Americans in the nation's capital are unsure whether the two chambers of Congress will be able to govern effectively now that neither party holds a supermajority.

What's the best tailgate food? Georgia football fans share their favorites - Vimarsana News

What's the best tailgate food? Georgia football fans share their favorites

Football fans at the University of Georgia put their best food forward when they tailgate. From jambalaya to Chick-fil-A, these are their favorite game day staples.

'IT WAS WORKING': Arizona border residents blast decision to remove container wall - Vimarsana News

'IT WAS WORKING': Arizona border residents blast decision to remove container wall

Crews removed shipping containers used to fill gaps in the border wall near Yuma, Arizona, but farmers say the makeshift wall was helping amid a surge of migrants.

'OUR GOVERNMENT IS A BUST': Americans weigh in on fight to elect speaker of the House - Vimarsana News

'OUR GOVERNMENT IS A BUST': Americans weigh in on fight to elect speaker of the House

Americans are split on whether Republicans will be able to lead the House of Representatives effectively as the party continues to debate who will become speaker.

'Never lose hope': How an ex-CIA officer is helping wounded Afghan combat veterans heal - Vimarsana News

'Never lose hope': How an ex-CIA officer is helping wounded Afghan combat veterans heal

Sixteen months after waking up in a body bag, a wounded Afghan veteran who served alongside American troops is adapting to life in the U.S. with the help of FAMIL.