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Caring Cradle allows parents of stillborn babies to say good-bye - Vimarsana News

Caring Cradle allows parents of stillborn babies to say good-bye

There has historically been a stigma around talking about stillborn children, but with the introduction of the caring cradle, One Bright Star hopes the conversation will change.

Source: keyc.com
Biden, Who Vowed to Close For-Profit Detention Centers, Relies on Them More Than Ever - Vimarsana News

Biden, Who Vowed to Close For-Profit Detention Centers, Relies on Them More Than Ever

The administration remains heavily reliant on for-profit companies to run immigration detention centers amid a sustained border surge.

Source: yahoo.com
Biden Relying on For-Profit Detention Centers More Than Ever - Vimarsana News

Biden Relying on For-Profit Detention Centers More Than Ever

Biden has said private prisons "should not exist." But amid a migrant surge at the border, thousands are still held in private facilities.

Source: time.com
250 charged under new gun trafficking law | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

250 charged under new gun trafficking law | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Over the past 16 months, the Justice Department has aggressively deployed a new law targeting gun traffickers leading to charge more than 250 people, according to interviews with law enforcement, administration and congressional officials.

Feds have charged more than 250 people under new gun trafficking law - Vimarsana News

Feds have charged more than 250 people under new gun trafficking law

Over the past 16 months, the Justice Department has aggressively deployed a new law targeting gun traffickers to charge more than 250 people, according to interviews with law enforcement, administration