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GOP demand Fauci APOLOGIZE for calling Senator Roger Marshall a 'moron' - Vimarsana News

GOP demand Fauci APOLOGIZE for calling Senator Roger Marshall a 'moron'

An exasperated Anthony Fauci last week called Senator Roger Marshall a 'moron', thinking the microphone was off during a Congressional hearing. On Tuesday, Republicans said he should apologize.

Sen. Marshall cashes in on Fauci's 'moron' insult: Campaign sells fundraising T-shirts for $29 each - Vimarsana News

Sen. Marshall cashes in on Fauci's 'moron' insult: Campaign sells fundraising T-shirts for $29 each

Sen. Roger Marshall has found a cheeky way to capitalize on his spat with Anthony Fauci: His campaign is selling T-shirts marking the moment Biden's medical adviser called him a 'moron.'

Deaf children 'let down' by Waltham Forest teacher shortage - Vimarsana News

Deaf children 'let down' by Waltham Forest teacher shortage

Deaf children “are being let down and put at risk” by Waltham Forest Council, a national charity has claimed.

Deaf children 'let down' by Waltham Forest teacher shortage | East London and West Essex Guardian Series - Vimarsana News

Deaf children 'let down' by Waltham Forest teacher shortage | East London and West Essex Guardian Series

Deaf children “are being let down and put at risk” by Waltham Forest Council, a national charity has claimed.

Report finds mistakes by city but no malicious intent to hide information about Anjanette Young police raid - Vimarsana News

Report finds mistakes by city but no malicious intent to hide information about Anjanette Young police raid

The report by Ann Claire Williams was released one day after the City Council unanimously approved a $2.9 million settlement for Young.