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Family sues Norwin over alleged disability rights violation, claims defamation by school director - Vimarsana News

Family sues Norwin over alleged disability rights violation, claims defamation by school director

A North Huntingdon family filed a federal lawsuit this week against Norwin School District, claiming their civil rights were violated. Melissa Karabin; her husband, Matthew Karabin; and children, Samantha and Joseph Karabin, filed the 12-count lawsuit Thursday in U.S. District Court in Pittsburgh, seeking a jury trial and unspecified damages.

Free Market Friday: OU should end race-based discrimination - Vimarsana News

Free Market Friday: OU should end race-based discrimination

In its 2023 opinion in Students for Fair Admissions, Inc. v. President and Fellows of Harvard College, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that race-based admissions processes for college violate the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.

Mike DeWine Calls Special Session to Get Biden on the Ballot - Vimarsana News

Mike DeWine Calls Special Session to Get Biden on the Ballot

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine is calling a special session of the state legislature next week to ensure President Joe Biden is on November's ballot.

City of Miami settles racial gerrymandering lawsuit with voting rights groups - Vimarsana News

City of Miami settles racial gerrymandering lawsuit with voting rights groups

Miami commissioners have settled with voting rights groups who accused them of racially gerrymandering the city map during redistricting.

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Miami commissioners approve new voting map after racial gerrymandering ruling - Vimarsana News

Miami commissioners approve new voting map after racial gerrymandering ruling

The city of Miami took a step forward Thursday and approved a settlement leading to a new district map.