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A cruise ship for Florida's migrant crisis had nowhere to dock – Sun Sentinel - Vimarsana News

A cruise ship for Florida's migrant crisis had nowhere to dock – Sun Sentinel

But the hasty state emergency program, including the ill-fated cruise ship contract, highlights the problems that can develop when state officials intervene to help manage the borders, a role traditionally reserved for the federal government.

Auctioneer admits to helping create fake works shown as Basquiats in Orlando - Vimarsana News

Auctioneer admits to helping create fake works shown as Basquiats in Orlando

The man has agreed to plead guilty to a charge of lying to federal agents who say he helped to create works displayed and later seized at the Orlando Museum of Art. The museum's director at the time was the former head of William & Mary's Muscarelle Museum of Art.

Michelle Goldberg: The Comstock Act — how a 150-year-old law restricts women's rights today - Vimarsana News

Michelle Goldberg: The Comstock Act — how a 150-year-old law restricts women's rights today

Anthony Comstock, the mutton-chopped anti-vice crusader for whom the Comstock Act is named, is back from the dead.

Charles M. Blow: Trump is the Andrew Dice Clay of American politics | GUEST COMMENTARY - Vimarsana News

Charles M. Blow: Trump is the Andrew Dice Clay of American politics | GUEST COMMENTARY

Trump’s entertainment quotient doesn’t get nearly as much attention and analysis as it deserves.

Scenes of beauty in ocean salvage, from a Norfolk-based Navy photographer - Vimarsana News

Scenes of beauty in ocean salvage, from a Norfolk-based Navy photographer

On Feb. 5, after President Biden ordered the shootdown of a Chinese spy balloon, Navy photographer Tyler Thompson took several extraordinary images of sailors from Explosive Ordnance Disposal Group 2 collecting some of the debris in the ocean off Myrtle Beach.