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2024 Juneteenth celebrations in Charlotte - Vimarsana News

2024 Juneteenth celebrations in Charlotte

Juneteenth is a national holiday that commemorates the formal abolition of slavery for the last enslaved people in Texas on June 19, 1865. Many events are happening this week and next week to mark the holiday. Here are some that are happening locally.

Source: whqr.org
Jeremy Corbyn to stand in Islington North as independent as Labour picks its shortlist of two - Vimarsana News

Jeremy Corbyn to stand in Islington North as independent as Labour picks its shortlist of two

Former party leader who oversaw Labour’s antisemitism crisis will seek reelection as independent MP

Source: thejc.com
Carlos Cuerpo calls on Sabadell, BBVA and the rest of the AEB banks - Vimarsana News

Carlos Cuerpo calls on Sabadell, BBVA and the rest of the AEB banks

The Minister of Economy summons Sabadell, BBVA, Santander, Bankenter And the rest of the banks represented in the AEB (Association of Spanish Banks) Next

House Committee to Investigate Allegations of NPR Bias - Vimarsana News

House Committee to Investigate Allegations of NPR Bias

Next Wednesday (5/8), the House Energy and Commerce Committee will hold an oversight hearing titled, “Examining Accusations of Ideological Bias at NPR, a Taxpayer Funded News Entity.” Chair Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA) and Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations Chair Morgan Griffith (R-VA) will lead the investigation. They say, “NPR is entrusted with Americans’ hard-earned tax…

Trump Trial: Day 3 - SCOTUS And More Pecker - Vimarsana News

Trump Trial: Day 3 - SCOTUS And More Pecker

Thursday was a huge day in court for Donald Trump - 2 courts, actually!