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How a North Texas PD and Asian American enclave partnered to improve trust, representation - Vimarsana News

How a North Texas PD and Asian American enclave partnered to improve trust, representation

The relationship between Grand Prairie police and Asia Times Square is one example of purposeful policing as departments aim to better connect with Asian...

Maxine Clark Sweeps 100, 200, 400 Freestyles At Western Canadian Championships - Vimarsana News

Maxine Clark Sweeps 100, 200, 400 Freestyles At Western Canadian Championships

14-year-old Maxine Clark of the University of Calgary Swim Club won the 100, 200, and 400 freestyles at Westerns last weekend.

China wants more young women to have children. Many are refusing until the country is made safer for them - 05-Aug-2022 - Vimarsana News

China wants more young women to have children. Many are refusing until the country is made safer for them - 05-Aug-2022

A string of shocking videos showing young Chinese women being attacked by men leaves many questioning the assurances from Beijing that they're far safer at home than abroad.

Scott Wallace: Heat dome plus lowest tides of year equal lethal combination for sea creatures - Vimarsana News

Scott Wallace: Heat dome plus lowest tides of year equal lethal combination for sea creatures

Scott Wallace: Heat dome plus lowest tides of year equal lethal combination for sea creatures  Opinion: Last month’s events provided a glimpse into a menacing future of human-caused climate disruption. It’s not just about the billion-plus animals that died. Marine food webs are inconceivably interconnected Author of the article: Scott Wallace Publishing date: Jul 13, 2021  •  9 hours ago  •  3 minute read  •  When extreme low tides and high temperatures coincided in late June, billions of the world's hardiest creatures...