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Feeling of 'despair' as Lincoln City Council rescinds 'Fairness Ordinance' on 4-3 vote - Vimarsana News

Feeling of 'despair' as Lincoln City Council rescinds 'Fairness Ordinance' on 4-3 vote

Bennie Shobe, the only council member not to say publicly how he would vote, ultimately sided with Richard Meginnis, Tom Beckius and James Michael Bowers in voting to rescind the

N.C. parents' rights bill includes LGBTQ curriculum ban in K-3 - Vimarsana News

N.C. parents' rights bill includes LGBTQ curriculum ban in K-3

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina Senate Republicans on Tuesday unveiled a wide-ranging proposal they say would help parents stay informed about what their children are being taught and how

Free speech shields Left, Right alike - Vimarsana News

Free speech shields Left, Right alike

Conservatives are cheering the latest circuit court decision on campus free speech. Few seem to realize it will help dismantle Republican-backed education bills targeting critical race theory in the classroom.

Massachusetts child protective system failed missing 7-year-old Harmony Montgomery, state office says - Vimarsana News

Massachusetts child protective system failed missing 7-year-old Harmony Montgomery, state office says

Massachusetts state officials involved in the welfare case of Harmony Montgomery, the 7-year-old girl last seen in 2019, failed to prioritize her well-being and safety throughout her life, according to

Callinan: Dementia diagnoses make end of life care planning a necessity - Vimarsana News

Callinan: Dementia diagnoses make end of life care planning a necessity

Nearly half of all older adults now die with a dementia diagnosis, up more than one-third (36%) in just the past two decades, according to a new study published in