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RFK Jr's Super Bowl campaign ad raised candidate profile, but also brings scrutiny - Vimarsana News

RFK Jr's Super Bowl campaign ad raised candidate profile, but also brings scrutiny

Robert F. Kennedy's $7 million ad drew attention to his independent presidential campaign, but also criticism for his policies, trading on his legacy.

Source: yahoo.com
Playbook: What Navalny's death means for the Ukraine debate - Vimarsana News

Playbook: What Navalny's death means for the Ukraine debate

And Donald Trump receives another major penalty decision.

Jennifer Garner 'in talks to play female lead' in new film directed by ex-husband Ben Affleck! Exes rumored to be collaborating with Matt Damon - amid J-Lo's bombshells about their marriage - Vimarsana News

Jennifer Garner 'in talks to play female lead' in new film directed by ex-husband Ben Affleck! Exes rumored to be collaborating with Matt Damon - amid J-Lo's bombshells about their marriage

Exes Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck may be teaming up for a film project. The popular actress , 51, is in talks to star in Animals, a Netflix film directed by Affleck.

Stay away from Robert F. Kennedy Jr. - Vimarsana News

Stay away from Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. is exploiting his family’s political legacy in his delusional bid for the White House, writes Eileen McNamara. The Super Bowl ad is only the most recent attempt to conflate his candidacy with the legacy of his father and his uncle.

Source: wbur.org
RFK Jr. apologizes to family for Super Bowl ad that invoked President John F. Kennedy - Vimarsana News

RFK Jr. apologizes to family for Super Bowl ad that invoked President John F. Kennedy

A Super Bowl ad touting the independent presidential candidacy of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and invoked President John F. Kennedy drew the ire of the Kennedy family.