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CITY JUDGE GOT THE CALL FOR HISTORIC TRIAL - Vimarsana News

CITY JUDGE GOT THE CALL FOR HISTORIC TRIAL

Cornwall judge Michael Fitzpatrick was thrust into the national spotlight on April 1970 when he was hand-picked by the province to hear an historic assault case involving two National Hockey League combatants.

Biden says he'll sign bill blocking D.C. criminal law overhaul - Vimarsana News

Biden says he'll sign bill blocking D.C. criminal law overhaul

President Joe Biden faced a political bind whether to open himself to Republican attacks on crime or upset Democratic allies in the nation's capital.

Do You Think D.C. Should Be Made a State? Sen. Lankford: 'No, Neither Does the Constitution' - Vimarsana News

Do You Think D.C. Should Be Made a State? Sen. Lankford: 'No, Neither Does the Constitution'

(CNSNews.com) -- When asked whether Washington, D.C. should be made a state, as many Democrats are advocating, Sen. James Lankford (R-Okla.) said, “No, neither does the Constitution.”

Federalism Reform: Seven Options for Congress - Vimarsana News

Federalism Reform: Seven Options for Congress

The White House ignited a surprising political firestorm when itreleased Executive Order (E.O.) No. 13083 2 on federalismpolicymaking.

D.C. Statehood Bill Is Constitutionally Dubious and Pragmatically Flawed - Vimarsana News

D.C. Statehood Bill Is Constitutionally Dubious and Pragmatically Flawed

"D.C. should be a state. Pass it on." That's the message supporters of D.C. statehood pushed on social media late last week as the U.S. House of Representatives prepared to vote on D.C. statehood. And on June 26, for the first time in our nation's history, the majority-Democrat U.S. House of Representatives passed along party lines (save for a lone defection) a bill that would create the Douglass Commonwealth (D.C.) as our nation's 51st state.