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Governor Kelly announces nearly $3 million to improve digital literacy in Kansas - Vimarsana News

Governor Kelly announces nearly $3 million to improve digital literacy in Kansas

The Governor's Office says these investments provide Kansans the digital literacy skills necessary to live, learn, work, and compete equitably in a technology-driven society.

Source: kake.com
Navy On Pace To Whiff Recruitment Goal Despite Encouraging December - Vimarsana News

Navy On Pace To Whiff Recruitment Goal Despite Encouraging December

U.S. Navy recruited more sailors through the first quarter of fiscal year 2024, which ended in December, than in the same period for five years prior.

House Armed Services Committee Moves To Suspend Program Responsible For US Navy Drag Queen - Vimarsana News

House Armed Services Committee Moves To Suspend Program Responsible For US Navy Drag Queen

The House Armed Services Committee passed an amendment that would suspend the Navy's Digital Ambassador Program, which featured a drag queen service member.

New bill would ban U.S. Department of Defense from funding adult cabaret, drag shows - Vimarsana News

New bill would ban U.S. Department of Defense from funding adult cabaret, drag shows

(The Center Square) – A Republican lawmaker wants to prohibit the U.S. Department of Defense from using taxpayer funds for drag queen shows and other adult cabaret performances.

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Lawmakers raise questions about Navy's use of drag queen to recruit - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers raise questions about Navy's use of drag queen to recruit

(The Center Square) – Republican lawmakers are asking questions about the Navy's decision to enlist an active-duty sailor and drag queen to recruit people through social media platforms such as