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"Not Accurate": Pentagon on reports about China's Spy Station in Cuba - Vimarsana News

"Not Accurate": Pentagon on reports about China's Spy Station in Cuba

Pentagon dismissed reports of a secret pact between China and Cuba that would enable Beijing to construct an electronic eavesdropping facility on the island, lo

Should I Protest My Taxes Even if My Property Cost Is Going Down? - Vimarsana News

Should I Protest My Taxes Even if My Property Cost Is Going Down?

Discover how to save on property taxes in Texas by protesting your property valuation every year. Learn the benefits and steps to take to ensure you're paying the lowest possible taxes.

Ground News - 'That's Not Accurate': Psaki Hits Back At Doocy's Questions About Biden's Connections To His Son's Business Partners - Vimarsana News

Ground News - 'That's Not Accurate': Psaki Hits Back At Doocy's Questions About Biden's Connections To His Son's Business Partners

Fox News White House correspondent Peter Doocy pressed White House press secretary Jen Psaki Wednesday on President Joe Biden’s history with his son Hunter Biden’s business partners. Reports circulated Tuesday that Biden wrote a college recommendation for the son of Chinese executive Jonathon Li in 2017, who serves as CEO of the oil company BHR. Doocy began by asking if it was common for the president “do favors” for his busi

Death tally omission throws spotlight over data problems in Indonesia - Vimarsana News

Death tally omission throws spotlight over data problems in Indonesia

The recent omission of the daily number of fatalities from the government’s assessment of the multi-tiered public activity restrictions (PPKM) has thrown the spotlight on the government’s Covid-19 data management, which remains mired in problems more than a year into the pandemic.