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Building the Infrastructure of American History - Vimarsana News

Building the Infrastructure of American History

The Atlantic It’s time for a new Federal Writers’ Project. 11:38 AM ET (NATIONAL ARCHIVE / NEWSMAKERS / GETTY) In its $2 trillion infrastructure proposal, the Biden administration seeks to expand the public’s conception of what is and is not infrastructure. It is right to do so. Infrastructure is not just the bridge we drive across; it is the home health aides who look after our parents and grandparents. Infrastructure is not simply the train we ride, but also the day care where we drop our children off before heading to work. Democrats are in a position to expand that definition even f...

There Is No Defense—Only Complicity - Vimarsana News

There Is No Defense—Only Complicity

The Atlantic Republican senators are shrinking before the eyes of the whole country. February 11, 2021 Greg Nash / Getty To understand what was at issue in the impeachment proceedings today, it helps to look at a video released yesterday by Senator Marco Rubio. Few Republican officials have more reason to hate former President Donald Trump than the defeated rival Trump so memorably nicknamed “Liddle Marco.” Trump brutally bullied Rubio throughout the presidential primary campaign in 2015 and 2016. Over the five years since, Trump imposed one humiliation after another upon Rubio. Now it’...

The Day - New York luxury real estate could be a bargain in 2021 - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - New York luxury real estate could be a bargain in 2021 - News from southeastern Connecticut

Email* Submit Judging by the last quarter of 2020, New York's luxury real estate market should enter 2021 with confidence. Sales of homes that cost more than $4 million were a little above those of the same three months in 2019, says Donna Olshan, president of luxury real estate broker Olshan Realty. "Now, some of that has to do with demand that was never met, because we lost the most important quarter -- the spring," she says. But the tick upward is also, she says, "because most of these sales are [to] New Yorkers, or from the New York metro area, betting on the home team...

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