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Laughter as Woman Makes Unwelcome Discovery Among Mom's Book Collection - Vimarsana News

Laughter as Woman Makes Unwelcome Discovery Among Mom's Book Collection

Her discovery prompted viewers in the comments to reflect on their own relationships with their mothers.

Terrorists Coming Across the Border Will Strike at Some Point - Vimarsana News

Terrorists Coming Across the Border Will Strike at Some Point

Congress after Congress has refused to tighten current asylum laws so now, we have free-loaders by the MILLIONS applying for asylum for spousal abuse or a hang nail.  Court dates are being set for five to as long as 10 YEARS from now because the system is past overloaded.  Under Trump, not under the

You'll Never Believe Where Hamas Hid a Military Headquarters (Actually, You Will) - Vimarsana News

You'll Never Believe Where Hamas Hid a Military Headquarters (Actually, You Will)

The Israel-Hamas war took a totally expected turn over the weekend as Israel Air Force (IAF) jets, helicopters, and drones pounded terrorist outposts hidden in the darnedest places....

A Regulatory Fix for the Trucking Industry - Vimarsana News

A Regulatory Fix for the Trucking Industry

On February 28, the Senate confirmed Andrew Wheeler as the 15th Administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Under Administrator Wheeler’s leadership, the EPA has been providing a much-needed course correction to the Obama Administration’s expansive regulatory overreach. A number of outstanding regulatory fixes remain, one of which is for heavy-duty trucking regulations.

Mexiko: Gemeinde Chilapa fordert "Gerechtigkeit statt Almosen" - Vimarsana News

Mexiko: Gemeinde Chilapa fordert "Gerechtigkeit statt Almosen"

Chilapa. Der Besuch des Präsidenten von Mexiko, Andrés Manuel Lopez Obrador (Amlo) ist in der Gemeinde von Chilapa im Bundestaat Guerrero auf massive Kritik gestoßen. Mitglieder des Indigenen- und Volksrates von Guerrero-Emiliano Zapata (Cipog-EZ) bezogen Stellung gegen die viertätige Reise des Präsidenten durch den Bundesstaat. Die soziale Organisation ist in mehreren Gemeinden von Chilapa tätig. Inhalt der Reise des Präsidenten ist nach offiziellen Angaben, Wohlfahtsprogramme und Sozialprojekte unter anderen für die Stadt Chilapa vorzustellen. Angesichts der dramatischen Umstände a...