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Former state senator charged with violating state ethics laws - Vimarsana News

Former state senator charged with violating state ethics laws

Former state Sen. Dean Tran was indicted Friday by a Suffolk County grand jury and charged with two counts of violating state ethics laws stemming from a Massachusetts Senate Committee on Ethics' 2020 finding that he inappropriately used his Senate staff to conduct campaign activities.

Source: wbur.org
MassGOP reaches deal with state over campaign finance allegations - Vimarsana News

MassGOP reaches deal with state over campaign finance allegations

The MassGOP will pay $15,000 in three installments under the deal, which party chair Amy Carnevale signed Wednesday with Attorney General Andrea Campbell’s office, according to a copy provided to the Globe.

Todd Haynes on His New Movie 'May December' - Vimarsana News

Todd Haynes on His New Movie 'May December'

In “May December,” Todd Haynes makes it harder to root for the rule-breakers. It follows actress Elizabeth (Natalie Portman) who will play Gracie (Julianne Moore) in a biopic. Gracie seduced, and got pregnant by, a middle-school boy (Charles Melton).

A new wave of hotels is upsetting London's balance of power - Vimarsana News

A new wave of hotels is upsetting London's balance of power

As summer wanes on old London Town, new luxury ops, of mostly Asian origin, are giving the old guard class anxiety. Can they keep a stiff upper lip?

Source: nypost.com
My Turn: 'There are no landless Natives in Southeast Alaska' - Vimarsana News

My Turn: 'There are no landless Natives in Southeast Alaska'

Those are the words of Department of Interior Secretary Jim Lyons and Undersecretary Sylvia Baca regarding so-called “landless” legislation in 1996. Bureau of Indian Affairs Director Michael Black responded similarly to the bill’s 2015 version.