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Journalist held in contempt for refusing to reveal sources in Fox News investigation - Vimarsana News

Journalist held in contempt for refusing to reveal sources in Fox News investigation

Veteran TV news correspondent Catherine Herridge did not answer questions regarding her 2017 reporting for Fox News on an FBI investigation into Dr. Yanping Chen.

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Former FOX News, now CBS Reporter Catherine Herridge Ordered by Court to Reveal Sources in Possible Chinese Agent Story - Vimarsana News

Former FOX News, now CBS Reporter Catherine Herridge Ordered by Court to Reveal Sources in Possible Chinese Agent Story

CBS News reporter Catherine Herridge has suffered a legal setback in her efforts to keep her sources regarding a 2017 report concerning possible Chinese military spying in the U.S private.

Former Fox News Reporter Ordered by Judge to Reveal Anonymous Source - Vimarsana News

Former Fox News Reporter Ordered by Judge to Reveal Anonymous Source

A federal judge says a scientist's privacy lawsuit against the U.S. government overrides the First Amendment The post Former Fox News Reporter Ordered by Judge to Reveal Anonymous Source appeared first on TheWrap.

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CM Office in Nantou Old Town / CM Design - Vimarsana News

CM Office in Nantou Old Town / CM Design

Completed in 2021 in Shenzhen, China. Images by Chao Zhang. When you come to Nantou Old Town, you will feel amazed by all the different types of buildings built in different periods, such as  Dongguan...

Climate Change Likely to Slow Plant Growth in Northern Hemisphere - Vimarsana News

Climate Change Likely to Slow Plant Growth in Northern Hemisphere

While the higher temperatures and CO2 levels associated with climate change currently fuel plant productivity, a study finds that changing conditions could take a toll on photosynthesis rates in regions outside the Arctic within a decade.