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Two plus two is not five: The courage of country singer Tennessee Jet - Vimarsana News

Two plus two is not five: The courage of country singer Tennessee Jet

Headlining this week's news from the heartland is the story of an up-and-coming country-western singer known as Tennessee Jet, who has just been canceled from a venue in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Speeding ticket dispute heads to Supreme Court in fight over city versus Native American rights - Vimarsana News

Speeding ticket dispute heads to Supreme Court in fight over city versus Native American rights

The Supreme Court is weighing whether to allow city officials in Tulsa, Oklahoma, to issue speeding tickets to American Indian tribal members in a dispute over a $150 traffic fine -- but the issue could affect the enforcement of other city ordinances in a territory where about a million people live.

Navy comes from behind on Lavatai TD, upends Tulsa 20-17 - Vimarsana News

Navy comes from behind on Lavatai TD, upends Tulsa 20-17

Tai Lavatai scored a game-winning touchdown from the 1-yard lin e in the fourth quarter and Navy defeated Tulsa 20-17 on Friday night.

Tom Hanks: Tulsa race massacre must be taught in schools to 'White descendants of those in the mob' - Vimarsana News

Tom Hanks: Tulsa race massacre must be taught in schools to 'White descendants of those in the mob'

Actor Tom Hanks penned an op-ed Friday arguing that the Tulsa race massacre should be taught in grade school so that "White descendants of those in the mob" can learn the truth about the 1921 tragedy.

Joe Biden visits Tulsa to honor Black victims of 1921 massacre - Vimarsana News

Joe Biden visits Tulsa to honor Black victims of 1921 massacre

President Biden on Tuesday marked the 100th anniversary of one of the worst acts of racial violence in U.S. history by touring the part of Tulsa once known as "Black Wall Street," condemning White supremacy and outlining steps to promote minority-owned businesses, saying too many hurdles remain a century after the tragedy.