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How will permitting reform promote U.S. clean energy? | Opinion - Vimarsana News

How will permitting reform promote U.S. clean energy? | Opinion

If we hope to lower energy prices and lower emissions at the same time, we have to start building in America again. That means we need permitting reform. Learn more here. 

Editorial: NIMBYs & F.C.'s T-Zones - Falls Church News-Press Online - Vimarsana News

Editorial: NIMBYs & F.C.'s T-Zones - Falls Church News-Press Online

The cover story for the May/June 2023 issue of the notoriously progressive magazine, Mother Jones, is by Bill McKibben and entitled, “Yes In Our Backyards.” ...

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Experts: Louisville Jail's Mental Health Policies Are Lacking, Possibly Contributing To Suicides - Vimarsana News

Experts: Louisville Jail's Mental Health Policies Are Lacking, Possibly Contributing To Suicides

Three of the six people who died in the Louisville jail over the past four months died by their own hands.

NFL Giving Thousands to 'Defund the Police' Groups Through its 'Inspire Change' Program - Vimarsana News

NFL Giving Thousands to 'Defund the Police' Groups Through its 'Inspire Change' Program

With its "Inspire Change" program, the NFL is giving hundreds of thousands to groups that push the defund the police movement.

Judicial power grab: A Wisconsin judge defies the law by doubling as a 'probation officer' - Vimarsana News

Judicial power grab: A Wisconsin judge defies the law by doubling as a 'probation officer'

In the opinion of Amanda Skorr, an attorney and former public defender, Outagamie County, Wisconsin Circuit Judge Vincent Biskupic acts as both judge and probation officer because he "wants to see people grow and change."But according to state law, that isn't really a judge's job. The practice, whic...