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First foreign-born NASA astronaut José Hernández reveals how he was rejected 11 times for the space programme - before learning Russian and training as a pilot to finally get accepted - Vimarsana News

First foreign-born NASA astronaut José Hernández reveals how he was rejected 11 times for the space programme - before learning Russian and training as a pilot to finally get accepted

José Hernández became the first migrant astronaut on the space program. The former NASA astronaut, 61, who was born in Mexico but lives in California , joined Ranvir Singh on Lorraine today

Jackson Browne continues singer-songwriter legacy - Vimarsana News

Jackson Browne continues singer-songwriter legacy

If you grew up in the 1970s, chances are Jackson Browne wrote or performed a song you easily recognize.

Undergrads tell their stories, present research at UROC 2023 - Vimarsana News

Undergrads tell their stories, present research at UROC 2023

University of New Mexico undergraduate students work closely with faculty mentors to conduct innovative and exciting research. Each spring, this research is celebrated at the annual Undergraduate Research Opportunity Conference (UROC). UROC is a...

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Ex-Homeland Security agent gets life for sexual assaults, beatings - Vimarsana News

Ex-Homeland Security agent gets life for sexual assaults, beatings

Ex-federal agent John Olivas of Riverside gets life in prison after trying to stop two women from telling police he sexually assaulted them.

Ex-Homeland Security agent gets life in prison for sexual assaults, beatings, threats - Vimarsana News

Ex-Homeland Security agent gets life in prison for sexual assaults, beatings, threats

LOS ANGELES — A former U.S. Homeland Security agent was sentenced Monday to life in prison for violating two women's civil rights by trying to stop them from telling police