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Canada using 'outdated' treaty to do end run around Indigenous rights in U.S.: court documents - Vimarsana News

Canada using 'outdated' treaty to do end run around Indigenous rights in U.S.: court documents

The argument comes from a recent flurry of filings in district court in Wisconsin, where the energy transmission giant is locked in a battle with a U.S. Indigenous band over the future of the cross-border conduit. 

How the 'groundbreaking' Henrietta Lacks settlement could change research - Vimarsana News

How the 'groundbreaking' Henrietta Lacks settlement could change research

Thermo Fisher Scientific and Lacks’s family reach a deal over the unethical use of her cells. Thermo Fisher Scientific and Lacks’s family reach a deal over the unethical use of her cells.

Source: nature.com
Louisiana could pay lawyers up to $415,000 to defend putting incarcerated youth at Angola - Vimarsana News

Louisiana could pay lawyers up to $415,000 to defend putting incarcerated youth at Angola

Gov. Edwards’ administration has agreed to pay hundreds of thousands to defend his plan to house incarcerated youth at a maximum-security prisons.

Louisiana could pay lawyers up to $415,000 to defend putting incarcerated youth at Angola - Vimarsana News

Louisiana could pay lawyers up to $415,000 to defend putting incarcerated youth at Angola

Gov. Edwards’ administration has agreed to pay hundreds of thousands to defend his plan to house incarcerated youth at a maximum-security prisons.

Louisiana could pay lawyers up to $415,000 to defend putting incarcerated youth at Angola - Vimarsana News

Louisiana could pay lawyers up to $415,000 to defend putting incarcerated youth at Angola

Gov. Edwards’ administration has agreed to pay hundreds of thousands to defend his plan to house incarcerated youth at a maximum-security prisons.