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American Psychological Association distances itself from panel studying 'marginalized' polyamory community - Vimarsana News

American Psychological Association distances itself from panel studying 'marginalized' polyamory community

The American Psychological Association is disputing claims that it endorses polyamorous relationships after an APA task force was established to research "consensual non-monogomy."

American Psychological Association denies endorsing polyamory - Vimarsana News

American Psychological Association denies endorsing polyamory

The American Psychological Association is denying assertions from a recent column claiming it advocates for the legal recognition of polyamorous relationships.

The Published Reporter® Rated Less Bias, More Reliable Than Several Major News Organizations - Vimarsana News

The Published Reporter® Rated Less Bias, More Reliable Than Several Major News Organizations

Media watchdog determines that while material skews slightly 'Right of Center' it has 'High Variation of Reliability'

Legendary Jimmy Neary, who welcomed presidents, cardinals and VIPS to his famous pub, dies at 91 - Vimarsana News

Legendary Jimmy Neary, who welcomed presidents, cardinals and VIPS to his famous pub, dies at 91

The Tubbercurry, County Sligo native worked right up until days before his death, hosting and welcoming New Yorkers to their home from home. 

What Do We Do Now? Communications Preparedness - Vimarsana News

What Do We Do Now? Communications Preparedness

What Do We Do Now? Communications Preparedness By Gene Van Shaar   Since 1789, freedom of speech has been recognized and revered as being a preeminent right. It is what the founders of the United States of America called an unalienable right, meaning that it is a God-given right that should never be violated. In order to ensure Americans’ unalienable rights were safeguarded, ten amendments known as the Bill of Rights were added to the U.S. constitution. The first amendment protected freedom of speech. Concerning free speech in early America, Conservapedia says: The American concept of verb...