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CSPAN Washington Journal Stephen Kohn July 14, 2024 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN Washington Journal Stephen Kohn July 14, 2024

The u. S. Congress passed our first whistleblower law and they did it when whistleblowers sailors and marines had criticized the commander of the u. S. Navy and cooing criticizing him for mistreating british prisoners. So this was embarrassing to the u. S. Governor government. But think about it. The Founding Fathers put everything on the line. This wasnt an election. If they lost the revolution they are going to get home for treason. In the middle of that revolution they paused. They said every inhabitant of the United States should report waste, fraud and corruption even if it embarrassed th...

CSPAN Conference On Student Athlete Health Safety - Part 3 July 14, 2024 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN Conference On Student Athlete Health Safety - Part 3 July 14, 2024

Civil disobedience. 8 00tch sunday night at eastern on cspans q a. Ways of student athletes can reduce injury risk. We will hear from the usa football director of coaching, michael kruger. The panel held at George Washington university was moderated by the Aspen Institute john solomon. Good afternoon. My name is john solomon. Editorial director with the Aspen Institute sports and society program. We are a nonprofit in washington, d. C. Whose mission is to convene leaders, facilitate dialogue and find solutions to help the Public Interest in sports. I will be moderating our next two panels that...

Dunwoody journalist sues city, charges open records violation - Vimarsana News

Dunwoody journalist sues city, charges open records violation

A Dunwoody resident filed suit in DeKalb County Superior Court Oct. 31 alleging the City of Dunwoody and three city employees violated the Georgia Open Records Act.