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'Real Housewife' Ashley Darby's Fans React to Separation Announcement - Vimarsana News

'Real Housewife' Ashley Darby's Fans React to Separation Announcement

"We have decided to separate, and we are aware there will be speculation as to why we have made this decision," Ashley Darby said in a statement.

Ex-Wife Backed For Not Sharing Late Husband's Inheritance With His Partner - Vimarsana News

Ex-Wife Backed For Not Sharing Late Husband's Inheritance With His Partner

The online post generated a wider discussion about how inheritance money and property are divided between people following a death.

Husband Slammed for Forbidding Wife from Taking Job Rehabilitating Male Convicts - Vimarsana News

Husband Slammed for Forbidding Wife from Taking Job Rehabilitating Male Convicts

A recent study found that within three years of their release, two out of three former prisoners were rearrested, and 50 percent reincarcerated.

Amid Facebook fracas, Australia moves to update defamation laws | World - Vimarsana News

Amid Facebook fracas, Australia moves to update defamation laws | World

SYDNEY, Oct 7 — Australia is moving with new urgency to redraft its defamation laws after a court ruling that publishers can be liable for public comments on online forums like Facebook sent shockwaves through the media industry and beyond. Since the ruling, CNN, which is owned by AT&T Inc,...

How social media turns online arguments between teens into real-world violence - Vimarsana News

How social media turns online arguments between teens into real-world violence

“On social media, when you argue, something so small can turn into something so big so fast,” said Justin, a 17-year-old living in Hartford, Connecticut, during one of my research focus groups. (The participants’ names have been changed in this article to protect their identities.) For the last three years, I have studied how and why social media triggers and accelerates offline violence. In my research, conducted in partnership with Hartford-based peace initiative COMPASS Youth Collaborative, we interviewed dozens of young people aged 12-19 in 2018. Their responses made clear that soci...