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Georgia universities navigate protests at commencement ceremonies - Vimarsana News

Georgia universities navigate protests at commencement ceremonies

ATLANTA — In the midst of ongoing demonstrations concerning the Israel-Hamas war on college campuses, school officials are now grappling with how to manage graduates who decide to protest during

Guest Opinion: Biden administration rule is no substitute for congressional action - Vimarsana News

Guest Opinion: Biden administration rule is no substitute for congressional action

The environmental disaster caused by a train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, last year should have spurred federal lawmakers to take seriously the need to improve rail safety. But a

Pandemic and screen time erode children's social skills, Emory professor says | News - Vimarsana News

Pandemic and screen time erode children's social skills, Emory professor says | News

ATLANTA — Emory University clinical psychologist Stephen Nowicki understands the pain that parents feel when their children fret that they have no friends. He’s dedicated his career to helping children

Beach house left leaning on neighbors' homes after Florida storm. Now they're suing | News - Vimarsana News

Beach house left leaning on neighbors' homes after Florida storm. Now they're suing | News

MIAMI — A three-story beachfront home still leans on two neighboring houses after a severe nighttime storm destroyed it in January, according to a new lawsuit. The owners of the

Georgia joins GOP states' lawsuit over Biden's college debt relief plan | News - Vimarsana News

Georgia joins GOP states' lawsuit over Biden's college debt relief plan | News

ATLANTA — Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr has signed onto a lawsuit with six other states in an attempt to stop another federal effort to provide student loan debt relief