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PolitiFact | Has a Wisconsin Democratic candidate for Congress passed over 170 bills into law? - Vimarsana News

PolitiFact | Has a Wisconsin Democratic candidate for Congress passed over 170 bills into law?

The Democratic primary field to challenge U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden in 2024 grew to four when state Rep. Katrina Shank

Fact check: Have Republicans, Democrats and the governor really been pushing the "Iowa model" since 2020? - Vimarsana News

Fact check: Have Republicans, Democrats and the governor really been pushing the "Iowa model" since 2020?

Have Republicans previously supported the Iowa redistricting model or moved to enact it?

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Senate Republicans explore more constitutional amendments - Vimarsana News

Senate Republicans explore more constitutional amendments

Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu said constitutional amendments offer a potential avenue to preserve conservative policies, but he added such a tool should not be overused in the state.

MILKING UGANDANS! How love for profits forced MTN bosses to abandon popular 'MTN Kampala Marathon' - Vimarsana News

MILKING UGANDANS! How love for profits forced MTN bosses to abandon popular 'MTN Kampala Marathon'

MTN Uganda has decided to do away with popular annual event ‘MTN Kampala Marathon’ effective this year. They say something new and exciting is in the kitchen cooking. “As we embark on our mission to set new standards of excellence, we are taking a step back to realign our vision and innovate around how to

Tony Evers vetoes Republican gender-affirming care ban - Vimarsana News

Tony Evers vetoes Republican gender-affirming care ban

The governor has repeatedly signaled plans to strike down the measure, which he said in a statement would prevent "patients from receiving that basic, lifesaving care."