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Biden Will Veto GOP Effort to Undo DC Police Reform Law, White House Says - Vimarsana News

Biden Will Veto GOP Effort to Undo DC Police Reform Law, White House Says

President Joe Biden plans to veto a GOP-led measure that would roll back Washington, D.C., police reform legislation enacted last year, the White House said in...

Christy Bautista murder: Washington, DC, suspect smoked cigarette after hotel room stabbing, police say - Vimarsana News

Christy Bautista murder: Washington, DC, suspect smoked cigarette after hotel room stabbing, police say

D.C. murder suspect George Sydnor Jr. smoked a cigarette in Christy Bautista's hotel room after allegedly stabbing her 30 times on March 31, according to police.

US House speaker McCarthy meets Taiwan leader in California, despite Chinese warnings - Vimarsana News

US House speaker McCarthy meets Taiwan leader in California, despite Chinese warnings

FILE PHOTO: House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) hosts a bill enrollment ceremony for legislation blocking the enactment of the Washington, DC City Council's 'Revised Criminal Code Act of 2022', in Sta

US House speaker says Republicans could act on their own on debt ceiling - Vimarsana News

US House speaker says Republicans could act on their own on debt ceiling

FILE PHOTO: House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) hosts a bill enrollment ceremony for legislation blocking the enactment of the Washington, DC City Council's 'Revised Criminal Code Act of 2022', in Sta

NRCC Targets Vulnerable Democrats for Soft-on-Crime Stance - Vimarsana News

NRCC Targets Vulnerable Democrats for Soft-on-Crime Stance

The NRCC announced a "nationwide billboard campaign" to target House Democrats who voted for reduced penalties for violent crimes.