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President Joe Biden considers executive action to close US border with Mexico - Vimarsana News

President Joe Biden considers executive action to close US border with Mexico

President Biden says discussions are taking place on whether he can seal the border with or without congressional authority.

Source: yahoo.com
Jim Hartman: The case for presidential primaries - Vimarsana News

Jim Hartman: The case for presidential primaries

The Nevada Appeal, the Silver State's oldest continuously run newspaper, first published on May 16, 1865.

Republican Scotty Moore launches CD 9 TV commercial to 'save America' - Vimarsana News

Republican Scotty Moore launches CD 9 TV commercial to 'save America'

Moore is in a four-way Republican primary leading to a shot at Democratic Rep. Darren Soto.

Killing the Filibuster Would Kill Democracy? The States' Experiences Suggest Otherwise. - Vimarsana News

Killing the Filibuster Would Kill Democracy? The States' Experiences Suggest Otherwise.

Filibusters do occur in some state legislatures, but they rarely succeed in blocking legislation. Unlike the U.S. Senate, most state legislatures still operate on the Founders’ majoritarian principles.

Editorial: As grid fails in Texas, residents left out the cold - and in the dark as to why. - Vimarsana News

Editorial: As grid fails in Texas, residents left out the cold - and in the dark as to why.

Skip to main content Currently Reading Editorial: As grid fails in Texas, residents left out in the cold - and in the dark as to why. FacebookTwitterEmail Ava Bocock (l-r), Richard Bocock, Elle Lewis, Catherine Bocock, Claire and Gregory Block stay warm playing in the sunlight of their front window during a power outage in Third Ward Monday, Feb. 15, 2021, in Houston.Steve Gonzales, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographer Just before 7 a.m. Tuesday, Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner reported that 1.37 million customers — businesses and households — in the Houston region still had no power. â€...