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Hinds resigns to join Kennedy Institute - Vimarsana News

Hinds resigns to join Kennedy Institute

The Senate’s string of lame-duck informal sessions may soon feature a farewell speech from Sen. Adam Hinds, who will resign less than three months before his final term ends to take over as the leader of the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United...

State Sen. Adam Hinds to Become CEO of Kennedy Institute - Vimarsana News

State Sen. Adam Hinds to Become CEO of Kennedy Institute

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate has selected state Sen. Adam Hinds as its new chief executive officer and executive director, starting on...

AOC-backed New York Democrat celebrates primary victory by declaring 'socialism wins' - Vimarsana News

AOC-backed New York Democrat celebrates primary victory by declaring 'socialism wins'

A New York democratic socialist declared "socialism wins" while celebrating her Democratic primary election win on Tuesday, becoming the latest socialist to win a primary election.

The Senate Project Debate Series Moves Ahead with Sen. Rob Portman and Sen. Chris Murphy August 1 - Vimarsana News

The Senate Project Debate Series Moves Ahead with Sen. Rob Portman and Sen. Chris Murphy August 1

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Sanders, Graham sit for Oxford-style debate on oil crisis, taxes, socialism, gun control and Trump - Vimarsana News

Sanders, Graham sit for Oxford-style debate on oil crisis, taxes, socialism, gun control and Trump

Vermont independent Senator Bernie Sanders sparred with South Carolina Republican Senator Lindsey O. Graham in an Oxford-style debate in Boston aired on Fox.