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Kansas Sen. Marshall leads bill to expand childcare in rural America - Vimarsana News

Kansas Sen. Marshall leads bill to expand childcare in rural America

Photo by Pixabay Office of Sen. MarshallWASHINGTON, D.C. - U.S. S

Lawmakers, Indigenous leaders to hold news conference Friday regarding SCOTUS decision on ICWA - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers, Indigenous leaders to hold news conference Friday regarding SCOTUS decision on ICWA

The Supreme Court's 7-2 decision on the Brackeen vs. Haaland case gives Indigenous families the priority in the adoption process of Indigenous children, which Senator Smith says is a "key protection to uphold bonds between Native American children and their families, cultures, and heritage are maintained after centuries of mistreatment."

Source: kstp.com
Outbound investments in an uncertain world - Vimarsana News

Outbound investments in an uncertain world

Wall Street spent decades building the necessary relationships in Beijing to power multibillion dollar investment funds and countless cross-border partnerships. Keeping those relationships could get a lot more difficult — particularly for U.S. firms focused on the technology sector.

Liberal senators Andrew Bragg and Dean Smith back RBA governor Philip Lowe for a second term - Vimarsana News

Liberal senators Andrew Bragg and Dean Smith back RBA governor Philip Lowe for a second term

Liberal MPs argue for “consistency of leadership” and it made no sense to replace the RBA governor during an inflation crisis.

Source: afr.com
MSNBC Inside With Jen Psaki June 4, 2024 16:25:00 - Vimarsana News

MSNBC Inside With Jen Psaki June 4, 2024 16:25:00

Republicans in the house just crazy enough to let the united states default. lots of democrats in congress know they might be crazy enough to. that's why dozens of lawmakers have been urging the president to prepare to invoke the 14th amendment. here's what biden had to say about that option before heading home from japan. >> we have not come up with a unilateral action that could succeed in a matter of two weeks to three weeks. that is the issue. so, it's up to lawmakers. but my hope and intention is we're gonna resolve this problem by finding a rationale to take it to the courts to see wheth...