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Dear Prudie: Ex-wife's sister wants our embryos. - Vimarsana News

Dear Prudie: Ex-wife's sister wants our embryos.

I want to help, but not in this way.

Source: slate.com
Roger Stone Sues Jan. 6 Panel to Block Access to Phone Data - Vimarsana News

Roger Stone Sues Jan. 6 Panel to Block Access to Phone Data

The political operative and close ally of former President Donald J. Trump joined at least 19 other witnesses who have gone to court to stonewall the inquiry.

Bitcoin: Cryptocurrency accounts blocked on Chinese social network Weibo - Vimarsana News

Bitcoin: Cryptocurrency accounts blocked on Chinese social network Weibo

Bitcoin: Cryptocurrency accounts blocked on Chinese social network Weibo

Local Matters - Leigh helipad project abandoned in wake of fierce opposition - Vimarsana News

Local Matters - Leigh helipad project abandoned in wake of fierce opposition

Leigh helipad project abandoned in wake of fierce opposition Fierce community opposition has prompted one of New Zealand’s richest couples to back down on constructing a helipad in Leigh. Residents were furious after learning that a helipad was among the plans for a high-end tourism development, believing it would destroy the peace and tranquillity of the area. The getaway is being developed by Panetiki Ltd, which is directed by multi-millionaires Carmel and Hugh Fisher.      Residents only learned of the helipad plan after members of the neighbouring Danish club got chatting to workers...

Pakistan temporarily blocks social media access after anti-French protests - Vimarsana News

Pakistan temporarily blocks social media access after anti-French protests

Pakistan has briefly blocked access to all social media platforms, after days of anti-French protests. In a notice to the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority, the interior ministry said it would restrict all social network and messaging platforms for 4 hours on Friday. The ministry said the measure was taken "to maintain public order and safety" and gave no further details. Twitter, Facebook, WhatsApp, YouTube, TikTok, and Telegram were all restricted from 11:00 to 15:00 local time. Telecom operators initially said no fixed timeline had been given to restore the data. As a result, the hashta...