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Clarke urges US senators to reject compromises on immigrants' rights | News - Vimarsana News

Clarke urges US senators to reject compromises on immigrants' rights | News

WASHINGTON (CMC): Caribbean-American Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke has joined immigration advocates, prominent United States House of Representatives’ Democrats and other stakeholders in urging US senators to reject compromises on immigrants’...

House battle over speaker – time for working class-intervention - Vimarsana News

House battle over speaker – time for working class-intervention

The eleventh hour 209-126 compromise vote between House of Representative Democrats and Republicans on Sept. 30, orchestrated by former Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy, provided a temporary extension of federal spending. But it has opened a hornet’s nest of political wrangling which shows that the U.S. regime is in…

LA Developer Rick Caruso Open to Running for Office Again – Commercial Observer - Vimarsana News

LA Developer Rick Caruso Open to Running for Office Again – Commercial Observer

One-time mayoral candidate with lots to spend is currently focusing on flipping House seats in California

Golden expressed frustration on infrastructure bill hold-up. - Vimarsana News

Golden expressed frustration on infrastructure bill hold-up.

The Congressman joined construction and union workers Thursday to demand COngress act on passing the $1T infrastructure package.

US Lawmakers Seek 20 Percent Boost in Foreign Affairs Budget, With Eye on China - Vimarsana News

US Lawmakers Seek 20 Percent Boost in Foreign Affairs Budget, With Eye on China

US Lawmakers Seek 20 Percent Boost in Foreign Affairs Budget, With Eye on China WASHINGTON—Democratic U.S. lawmakers on Tuesday proposed an increase of $12 billion in the country’s foreign affairsbudget, hoping to prod President Joe Biden to boost funding for diplomacy after years of flat spending. Sens. Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) and Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) and Reps. David Cicilline (D-R.I.) and Ami Bera (D-Calif.) said the 20 percent spending increase would enhance the country’s ability to compete with China, prevent another pandemic and fight climate change. Competing with China has bee...