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Why Are Fact-Checkers Ignoring False Statements On School Closures? - Vimarsana News

Why Are Fact-Checkers Ignoring False Statements On School Closures?

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

FBI Reports Dubious 'Trend' of Rideshare Driver Kidnappings - Vimarsana News

FBI Reports Dubious 'Trend' of Rideshare Driver Kidnappings

The FBI is warning people that there's a "trend" of rideshare drivers kidnapping kids. It cites precisely one example from the U.S.

Source: reason.com
Fallout continues in leaked recordings of LA council members - Vimarsana News

Fallout continues in leaked recordings of LA council members

The fallout continues after racist recordings of Los Angeles city council members were released earlier this month. Then, we’re seeing troubling signs of a bad flu season. Next, we continue our election coverage with a look at the 49th Congressional District race. And, we continue our series on mining for lithium in Imperial County. Then, we talk about pandemic learning loss and how San Diego Unified is responding. Finally, we get a taste of Write Out Loud's PoeFest which continues this weekend and next.

Source: kpbs.org
U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation Launches Initiative on Future of Data in K-12 Education - Vimarsana News

U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation Launches Initiative on Future of Data in K-12 Education

Working group collaborating on policy recommendations for improving the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA)

What DeSantis' Florida reveals about US teacher shortage - Vimarsana News

What DeSantis' Florida reveals about US teacher shortage

At the heart of the struggle to retain and attract teachers is restoring a sense of dignity to the profession. Beneath political finger-pointing, that goal is shared by a wide swath of Americans.