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Jan 6 committee to vote on whether to refer ex-Trump DOJ attorney Jeffrey Clark for criminal charges - Vimarsana News

Jan 6 committee to vote on whether to refer ex-Trump DOJ attorney Jeffrey Clark for criminal charges

The vote will be taking place on Wednesday, the Dem-led panel announced on Monday. If Clark is referred for criminal charges he would be the second person after Steve Bannon was indicted.

Stop the Steal organizers used hard-to-trace 'burner' phones - Vimarsana News

Stop the Steal organizers used hard-to-trace 'burner' phones

'Stop the Steal' organizers used hard-to-trace 'burner' phones to call members of the Trump family and a top White House official as they planned the January 6 rally at the Ellipse outside the White House.

Full List of Those Subpoenaed by January 6 Committee Over U.S. Capitol Riot - Vimarsana News

Full List of Those Subpoenaed by January 6 Committee Over U.S. Capitol Riot

More than three dozen people have been subpoenaed by the January 6 committee.

Portland to hold Fourth of July fireworks show - Vimarsana News

Portland to hold Fourth of July fireworks show

The city of Portland is planning to hold a Fourth of July fireworks show next month, a city spokeswoman confirmed Thursday. She said more information about the fireworks show will be released on Friday. Sign up for our Newsletters The city had previously announced that the concert with the Portland Symphony Orchestra and festival would be canceled due to the pandemic. Portland is the latest Maine city to announce the return of fireworks this...

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Researchers trial assessing renewable energy sites with drones - Vimarsana News

Researchers trial assessing renewable energy sites with drones

Share It is hoped the technique could provide a simple, effective way to identify locations for underwater tidal turbines which will reduce costs for renewable energy developers and generate opportunities for developing countries. Current methods for measuring tidal streams rely on using survey vessels or installing seabed sensors which can be time consuming and expensive. Dr Benjamin Williamson, a scientist at North Highlands College UHI’s Environmental Research Institute in Thurso, is leading the 12-month project along with colleagues from Swansea University and Bangor University in Wales...