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Head of new UK Jewish group posted homophobic messages and derided Reform Judaism - Vimarsana News

Head of new UK Jewish group posted homophobic messages and derided Reform Judaism

EXCLUSIVE: James Marlow, chief executive of the National Jewish Assembly, also appeared to express support for far-right activist Tommy Robinson in a series of social media posts.

Board suspends Southend deputy over 'unacceptable' tweets - Vimarsana News

Board suspends Southend deputy over 'unacceptable' tweets

Peter Baum says it was for 'tweeting that the Palestinians are Nazis and calling Desmond Tutu a true black coward'

Source: thejc.com
Charlotte North Wins 2021 Women's Tewaaraton Award - Vimarsana News

Charlotte North Wins 2021 Women's Tewaaraton Award

North set the NCAA's single-season goals record and won a national championship.

Corrections: March 9, 2021 - Vimarsana News

Corrections: March 9, 2021

Corrections: March 9, 2021 March 9, 2021 FRONT PAGE An article on Sunday about the effect of the pandemic on global shipping misstated the freight rate that Peter Baum said his company, Baum-Essex, had paid for a recent shipment. It was $6,000 to $7,000, not $67,000. TRACKING AN OUTBREAK An article on Sunday about the coronavirus in Rhode Island included remarks from Dr. Ashish Jha, dean of the School of Public Health at Brown University in Providence, that misidentified the state with the highest poverty rate in New England. It is Maine, not Rhode Island. NATIONAL An article on Sunday about ...

shipping: I've never seen anything like this: Chaos strikes global shipping - Vimarsana News

shipping: I've never seen anything like this: Chaos strikes global shipping

Synopsis Empty containers are piled up at ports in Australia and New Zealand; containers are scarce at India’s port of Kolkata, forcing makers of electronics parts to truck their wares more than 1,000 miles west to the port of Mumbai, where the supply is better. iStock Some experts assume that as vaccinations increase and life returns to normal, Americans will again shift their spending — from goods back to experiences — reducing the need for containers. Off the coast of Los Angeles, more than two dozen container ships filled with exercise bikes, electronics and other highly sought impo...