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2-year-old Indian boy, Kenyan win $1m each in DDF raffle draw - Vimarsana News

2-year-old Indian boy, Kenyan win $1m each in DDF raffle draw

Gola become 184th Indian national to have won $1 million since the start of the Millennium Millionaire promotion in 1999.

UPDATE: United Airlines Untold Story of a COVID-19 Nightmare Continues - Vimarsana News

UPDATE: United Airlines Untold Story of a COVID-19 Nightmare Continues

50 passengers that flew on a United Airlines flight 3742 from Chicago to Milwaukee, operated by Air Wisconsin, on Monday will be in suspense if they contracted COVID-19. This flight should have never been allowed to depart, and this was confirmed by a flight attendant and the captain as unsafe. - Aviation - eTurboNews | Trends | Travel News

TSA Threatens To Sue Guy For Not Agreeing To Having His Groin Touched By TSA Agents - Vimarsana News

TSA Threatens To Sue Guy For Not Agreeing To Having His Groin Touched By TSA Agents

There's been a lot of talk lately about the new backscatter scanners at airports that take a "naked" image of the...

Judging panel and shortlist for Global Security Influencer of the Year unveiled - Vimarsana News

Judging panel and shortlist for Global Security Influencer of the Year unveiled

We're delighted to unveil the judging panel and shortlist for the Global Security Influencer of the Year 2021 award.

Midwest Airlines warns e-mail users to be wary of phony e-mails - Vimarsana News

Midwest Airlines warns e-mail users to be wary of phony e-mails

MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin – Midwest Airlines today warned e-mail users that a phony e-mail ticket confirmation is being sent out under the company’s name. MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin – Midwest Airlines today warned e-mail users that a phony e-mail ticket confirmation is being sent out under the company’s name. The sample e-mails Midwest has received thank the recipient for using the airline’s “Buy flight ticket Online” service, provide an account login and password, and indicate a credit card charge. They include an attachment called “E-ticket.” The e-mails also contain spelling and gra...