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NCAAW: Gonzaga zaps Stanford while S. Carolina, Texas remain undefeated - Vimarsana News

NCAAW: Gonzaga zaps Stanford while S. Carolina, Texas remain undefeated

Stanford falls from the ranks of the undefeated, bettered by Gonzaga. The ACC/SEC Challenge and Jimmy V Women’s Classic also produced some informative outcomes, including South Carolina surviving challenges from UNC and Duke.

Davis, Hyman help Rhode Island women upset No. 25 Princeton 60-58 – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

Davis, Hyman help Rhode Island women upset No. 25 Princeton 60-58 – Winnipeg Free Press

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Poll: Can Rural Voters Be Swayed at the Ballot Box? - Vimarsana News

Poll: Can Rural Voters Be Swayed at the Ballot Box?

A new poll asked rural voters how they feel about their place in the economy and how their feelings intersect with modern politics.

Concerns about OH missing voters after record high odd election year turnout / Public News Service - Vimarsana News

Concerns about OH missing voters after record high odd election year turnout / Public News Service

Nearly 4 million Ohioans voted last week, record turnout for an odd-year election. Experts say more voters may have turned up to cast their ballots on abortion rights or legalizing marijuana, only to find they were no longer registered. According to Innovation Ohio President and CEO Desiree Tims, people at risk of falling off the voter rolls tend to belong to certain demographics. ...

Censured Michigan congresswoman says she will not be silenced - Vimarsana News

Censured Michigan congresswoman says she will not be silenced

Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib, the sole Palestinian-American voice in Congress, was officially reprimanded last Tuesday, but many of her colleagues say she will not stop fighting for peace. A 234 to 188 vote of nearly all Republicans and enough Democrats sealed Tlaib's censure, a punishment proposed by Republican Congressman Rich McCormick of Georgia. Tlaib held back tears as she asserted her position. ...