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Can You Guess Which Tri-Cities Zip Code People Live the Longest? - Vimarsana News

Can You Guess Which Tri-Cities Zip Code People Live the Longest?

Ever wonder where in the Tri-Cities people live the longest? I have, and I have the answers.

Can You Guess Which Tri-Cities Zip Code People Live the Longest? - Vimarsana News

Can You Guess Which Tri-Cities Zip Code People Live the Longest?

Ever wonder where in the Tri-Cities people live the longest? I have, and I have the answers.

Judge considers halting enforcement of Indiana's near-total abortion ban - Vimarsana News

Judge considers halting enforcement of Indiana's near-total abortion ban

Judge Kelsey Hanlon of the Owen Circuit Court, a Republican sitting as a special judge in Monroe County, listened to some 75 minutes of oral argument on the issue Monday.

Top 10 Ways Media Spin Abortion as 'Moral,' 'Social Good' - Vimarsana News

Top 10 Ways Media Spin Abortion as 'Moral,' 'Social Good'

A new book – a gospel of responsibility-free sex – defines abortion as “right,” “good” and “moral.” It’s what’s “best for kids” and it’s all about a woman’s “unalienable right” to pursue happiness.  When Katha Pollitt, an outspoken feminist and columnist for The Nation, published “Pro: Reclaiming Abortion Rights” on Oct. 14, the journalists used it as a launching pad for their latest abortion obsession: no-fault abortion. Pollitt’s book “reframes abortion” as “a moral right with positive social implications.” And since nobody ever went ...

Global Unrest, Pandemic Spurring Healthcare Cyberattacks - Vimarsana News

Global Unrest, Pandemic Spurring Healthcare Cyberattacks

As Congress looks to strengthen security of medical devices, medical organizations need to remain vigilant, says a cybersecurity expert.