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EDITORIAL: Vaccinate our kids? Ask parents first - Vimarsana News

EDITORIAL: Vaccinate our kids? Ask parents first

Even a priority like curbing COVID shouldn’t trump parental oversight on such fundamental matters as health care.

Colorado vaccine site shut down after two minors lied about their age in a ruse to show loopholes in getting the jab without parental consent - Vimarsana News

Colorado vaccine site shut down after two minors lied about their age in a ruse to show loopholes in getting the jab without parental consent

One of the students, Owen McGough, appeared on with his father. Fox News A vaccine clinic at a Colorado public school was shut down after two students

Colorado father says school agreed to give vaccine to son without parental consent - Vimarsana News

Colorado father says school agreed to give vaccine to son without parental consent

Two minors using false identities were approved to receive vaccinations for COVID-19 at a Colorado public school without parental permission, a statement from the high school in question confirms.

Colorado School District Closes COVID-19 Vaccine Sites After Students Get Shots Without Parents Present - Vimarsana News

Colorado School District Closes COVID-19 Vaccine Sites After Students Get Shots Without Parents Present

A public school district in Colorado has shut down vaccination clinics after teenagers allegedly being allowed to get the vaccine without proper consent.

After losing $45 million in employee fraud, Cargill sues insurance company that offered crime coverage - Vimarsana News

After losing $45 million in employee fraud, Cargill sues insurance company that offered crime coverage

Cargill, the multi-national agribusiness company based in Minnesota, is suing an insurance company it says should have paid under a crime loss policy after Cargill lost $45 million in an employee fraud scheme. Two Cargill employees conspired with a vendor, Women’s Distribution Services, or WDS, of South Carolina, to overcharge Cargill for their own benefit.

Source: agweek.com