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Abortion rights protests continue in Phoenix; 1 person arrested - Vimarsana News

Abortion rights protests continue in Phoenix; 1 person arrested

A week after the U.S. Supreme Court eliminated federal abortion protections, activist groups organized another large-scale protest.

Thousands take the streets to defy overturning of Roe v. Wade - Vimarsana News

Thousands take the streets to defy overturning of Roe v. Wade

Since Roe v. Wade was overturned on June 24, protests have erupted in every major city and state in the country. This decision effectively banned abor

Biden to heavily indebted students: Tough luck - Vimarsana News

Biden to heavily indebted students: Tough luck

749 2 minutes read (Flickr) The federal government owns 92% of student debt, but President Joe Biden is refusing to cancel that debt up to $50,000 per debtor using executive action. “I will not make that happen,” Biden responded to an audience member’s question at a Town Hall yesterday in Milwaukee. He claimed that canceling up to $50,000 of debt would only help more well-off graduates of universities like Yale and Harvard. Instead, he repeated his commitment (yet to be enacted) to cancel only $10,000, hopefully in cooperation with Congress. The depth of the debt crisis Biden’s hes...

Judge Says Rae'Lee Klein Can't Get Radio Job Back, Can Sue Journalism Dean - Vimarsana News

Judge Says Rae'Lee Klein Can't Get Radio Job Back, Can Sue Journalism Dean

"Always more to the story, folks," Klein said in the tweet, encouraging the public to read an article about the sexual assault allegation against Blake that preceded his shooting. "You’ll be quite disgusted." The board voted to take her out of the position she'd held since the previous year, but could not fire her because she was — and apparently still is — employed by ASU, not the station. She argued that the board should reinstate her, but Cronkite Interim Dean Kristin Gilger soon sent her a letter saying "staying on as station manager is not an option." Gilger informed Klein that she...