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Opinion | Adam Schiff: Don't Forget That Many Republicans in Congress Enabled Trump's Big Lie - Vimarsana News

Opinion | Adam Schiff: Don't Forget That Many Republicans in Congress Enabled Trump's Big Lie

The Jan. 6 committee found that multiple laws were violated in an attempt to overturn the 2020 election, and not just by Donald Trump’s foot soldiers.

Rep. Adam Schiff contributing to book about Jan. 6 attack - Vimarsana News

Rep. Adam Schiff contributing to book about Jan. 6 attack

California Rep. Adam Schiff will write a foreword about American democracy for the upcoming release.

Thousands of San Diego students return to school - Vimarsana News

Thousands of San Diego students return to school

Thousands of students returned to San Diego County schools Wednesday, and between COVID-19 safety measures and new laws affecting public school districts, there's a lot to talk about. Then, Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif. discusses his work on the Jan. 6th committee, and how the recent FBI raid on Mar-a-Lago has escalated political tensions. Plus, a new effort to beef up county jail staffing and safety measures. Then, bicycling advocates say the death of a Carlsbad mother while riding her ebike is a wake up call about how unsafe our streets are for cyclists. Also, California has begun a big pu...

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'A fight that we can win': Rep. Adam Schiff on Dems and midterms - Vimarsana News

'A fight that we can win': Rep. Adam Schiff on Dems and midterms

Burbank Congressman Adam Schiff talks about the January 6 hearings, the November midterm elections, and what the Inflation Reduction Act means for Californians.

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Union-Tribune Festival of Books returns in person this Saturday, this time on USD campus - Vimarsana News

Union-Tribune Festival of Books returns in person this Saturday, this time on USD campus

More than 75 authors will be on hand as part of a daylong schedule that includes 50-plus panel discussions and workshops