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Freeway frenzy on I-395 persists amid yearslong delay in updating DC signs - Vimarsana News

Freeway frenzy on I-395 persists amid yearslong delay in updating DC signs

Outdated signage on Interstate 395 at the 3rd Street Tunnel has caused confusion for D.C. drivers for years. Now, the Federal Highway Administration is getting involved.

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Obama's "Financial Crisis Responsibility Fee": Not Responsible, Not a Fee - Vimarsana News

Obama's "Financial Crisis Responsibility Fee": Not Responsible, Not a Fee

Obama"s "bank responsibility fee" would inevitably cause more problems than it solves.

Obamacare's Essential Benefits Regulation Creates Disparities Among States - Vimarsana News

Obamacare's Essential Benefits Regulation Creates Disparities Among States

Obamacare’s coverage requirements will reward irresponsible states and penalize more prudent ones.

How Washington Can Improve Health Care Coverage for Federal Workers and Their Families - Vimarsana News

How Washington Can Improve Health Care Coverage for Federal Workers and Their Families

Members of Congress, their staffs, and approximately 9 millionother federal workers, retirees, and their families in the42-year-old Federal Employees Health Benefits Program (FEHBP) areable, unlike most americans, to choose a plan that best meets theirneeds from almost 200 private options nationwide, includingfee-for-service, preferred provider organization, and managed careplans, and those sponsored by unions and employee organizations.

Federal Rules Let States Count More Road Deaths as 'Progress' - Vimarsana News

Federal Rules Let States Count More Road Deaths as 'Progress'

The majority of federal infrastructure funding is not tied to federal requirements, letting states set their own targets for road safety and improvements.