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China's Anti-Satellite Weapons and American National Security - Vimarsana News

China's Anti-Satellite Weapons and American National Security

America's space platforms are the strategic center of its defensearchitecture, and China wants them eliminated. China's newanti-satellite weapons programs are targeted exclusively on theUnited States: a capability that constitutes unmistakable evidenceof intent.

Local Ronald McDonald House marks 40 years - Vimarsana News

Local Ronald McDonald House marks 40 years

Nothing is more stressful for a family, than to have a child hospitalized, but for 40 years those parents have found comfort in a place that provides a warm, welcoming home away from home. The Ronald McDonald House in Fargo. It was area mothers who had lost their young children that helped open its doors in town.

American Support For Amnesty Fades - Vimarsana News

American Support For Amnesty Fades

The role the Senate plays in our legislative process was best described by George Washington. "We pour legislation into the senatorial saucer," he told a skeptical Thomas Jefferson, "to cool it."

New Highway Proposal Fights Congestion with Fee-Based Express Lanes - Vimarsana News

New Highway Proposal Fights Congestion with Fee-Based Express Lanes

New highway reform legislation introduced in Congress in early 2003 could add tens of billions of dollars of new investment to our highway system without raising taxes.

New Leadership Proposals Still Leave Congress Above the Law - Vimarsana News

New Leadership Proposals Still Leave Congress Above the Law

(Archived document, may contain errors) 218 3/24/94 NEW LEADERSHIP PROPOSALS STILL LEAVE CONGRESS ABOVE THE LAW (Updating Backgrounder No. 965, "Should Congress Be Above the Law?" November 2, 1993.) One might plausibly contend that Congress violates the spirit, if not the letter, of the constitutional doctrine of separation of powers when it exonerates itsey'from the impositions of the laws it obliges people outside the legislature to obey. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg