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CNNW CNN Newsroom With Brooke Baldwin January 16, 2019 - Vimarsana News

CNNW CNN Newsroom With Brooke Baldwin January 16, 2019

Day 26. This just in. The fop republican in the the house is is calling Speaker Nancy Pelosi, quote, unquote, unbecoming, after she urged President Trump to push back the state of the union or even deliver it by written statement skipping the public speech altogether and deliver it out of the oval office. Thats because pelosi says the shutdown is is getting in the way of security preps. Hundreds of people are working on the security of it. Most of those people were f furloughed or victims of the shutdown. The point is security. This is a special. The request shows shes playing politics adding ...

The Deadliest Creature in the World Is Coming Back to New Jersey - Vimarsana News

The Deadliest Creature in the World Is Coming Back to New Jersey

The summer in New Jersey is the best, except it means the deadliest creature in the world is coming back.

The Deadliest Creature in the World Is Coming Back to New Jersey - Vimarsana News

The Deadliest Creature in the World Is Coming Back to New Jersey

The summer in New Jersey is the best, except it means the deadliest creature in the world is coming back.

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The Deadliest Creature in the World Is Coming Back to New Jersey - Vimarsana News

The Deadliest Creature in the World Is Coming Back to New Jersey

The summer in New Jersey is the best, except it means the deadliest creature in the world is coming back.

USDA Releases New Dairy Rules to Prevent Bird Flu - Vimarsana News

USDA Releases New Dairy Rules to Prevent Bird Flu

In a conference call, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack says the increased testing of dairy cattle for the H5N1 virus has continued to prove the virus is not generally fatal to cattle, and the virus has not changed to be able to infect humans.