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BEDC slashes cost of school for entrepreneurs - Vimarsana News

BEDC slashes cost of school for entrepreneurs

Entrepreneurship 101, the course hosted by the Bermuda Economic Development Corporation, returns to in-person delivery and organisers have slashed the cost to just $180 to ensure cash-strapped entrepr...

Benghazi 10 years later: '13 Hours' survivor reflects on deadly battle, says US hasn't learned from mistakes - Vimarsana News

Benghazi 10 years later: '13 Hours' survivor reflects on deadly battle, says US hasn't learned from mistakes

A militant group attacked the United States consulate in Benghazi on Sept. 11, 2012, killing four Americans and waging an hours-long battle against CIA contractors.

Pathway to 9/11: How bin Laden came to mastermind the devastating terror attacks - Vimarsana News

Pathway to 9/11: How bin Laden came to mastermind the devastating terror attacks

Usama bin Laden planned and financed a number of terror attacks over two decades leading to Sept. 11, 2001, when four planes were hijacked and used as weapons.

HEROES OF KABUL: 'All good here,' special forces Staff Sgt. Ryan Knauss wrote in last message to mom - Vimarsana News

HEROES OF KABUL: 'All good here,' special forces Staff Sgt. Ryan Knauss wrote in last message to mom

Staff Sgt. Ryan Knauss was among the 13 American service members killed by a suicide bomber one year ago during the U.S. military withdrawal from Afghanistan.

Florida lawmaker, teacher address criticism of program to fast-track veterans into the classroom - Vimarsana News

Florida lawmaker, teacher address criticism of program to fast-track veterans into the classroom

Military veterans who have not yet earned bachelor's degrees could soon work as educators in Florida under an initiative intended to combat teacher shortages.