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Man shot dead by CHP officer was a struggling actor - Vimarsana News

Man shot dead by CHP officer was a struggling actor

The cop-loving step-mom of a man fatally shot by a California Highway Patrol officer on a Los Angeles freeway Sunday slammed the deadly encounter, deeming it, "absolutely police brutality."

Source: nypost.com
Calif. Highway Patrol officer fatally shoots man on LA freeway during struggle - Vimarsana News

Calif. Highway Patrol officer fatally shoots man on LA freeway during struggle

A California Highway Patrol officer fatally shot a man on a Los Angeles freeway Sunday during a struggle that was partially caught on video.

Source: nypost.com
Canadian Red Cross, UNICEF investigate alleged scam in Fort St. John - Vimarsana News

Canadian Red Cross, UNICEF investigate alleged scam in Fort St. John

The Canadian Red Cross and UNICEF are conducting an internal investigation after receiving several reports of residents being allegedly scammed in Fort St. John.

Sheriffs beg public to stop calling 911 when they spot sex-mad manatees mating - Vimarsana News

Sheriffs beg public to stop calling 911 when they spot sex-mad manatees mating

A Florida sheriff's department has begged citizens to stop calling 911 when they spot herds of manatees near the shore. 'They are more than fine,' a statement reads

EU Takes on Big Tech Again, This Time With Tough Laws - Vimarsana News

EU Takes on Big Tech Again, This Time With Tough Laws

A Facebook employee walks past a sign at the company’s headquarters in Menlo Park, Calif. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu, File) (CN) — Under new proposed European Union rules, tech giants like Facebook and Google could face massive fines if they repeatedly fail to take down content deemed dangerous and break fair competition practices. The tough new draft legislation was unveiled Tuesday by the European Commission, the bloc’s executive arm, and was hailed as a landmark effort to impose a legal framework to the disorder of the digital world. With these proposals, the EU is threatening to levy fines...