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NYT: Biden's Classified Document Scandal: Legal Exoneration, Political Disaster - Vimarsana News

NYT: Biden's Classified Document Scandal: Legal Exoneration, Political Disaster

After a busy news day Thursday, a blooming Biden scandal made Friday’s front page via White House correspondent Michael Shear’s “news analysis,” “In Biden’s Exoneration, Political Hazard Emerges,” with the subhead “Prosecutor’s Report on Records Case Cites Memory Lapses.” He let his true feelings emerge as he mourned the disastrous aftermath of Special Counsel Robert Hur's report as the "worst of all worlds."

Officers will not face charges for fatal 2023 wrong home shooting - Vimarsana News

Officers will not face charges for fatal 2023 wrong home shooting

The fatal April 2023 shooting happened after officers responded to the wrong home.

Source: koat.com
Federal judge calling for Entergy report on water bills - Vimarsana News

Federal judge calling for Entergy report on water bills

Power company has 30 days to provide findings

Source: wapt.com
The Woker-Developer Alliance's Plan to Loot Los Angeles - Vimarsana News

The Woker-Developer Alliance's Plan to Loot Los Angeles

CityWatch is published 24/7 with special e-news blasts on Monday and Thursday evening, with Extras as appropriate around special events such as elections or imp

Cardi B's Lawyers Praise Police's 'Diligent' Decision Not to Charge Her in Mic-Throwing Incident - Vimarsana News

Cardi B's Lawyers Praise Police's 'Diligent' Decision Not to Charge Her in Mic-Throwing Incident

A few days after a woman reported the 'WAP' femcee for battery, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department announces the case is closed due to 'insufficient evidence.'