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Do fossil fuels help or hurt our energy security? - Vimarsana News

Do fossil fuels help or hurt our energy security?

Since Russia invaded Ukraine, which prompted energy prices to soar, Democrats and Republicans in Congress have cast blame for the prices in different directions, and are pushing for near-opposite solutions.

Cooper, Three Former NC Governors File Brief Supporting UNC Admission Practices - Vimarsana News

Cooper, Three Former NC Governors File Brief Supporting UNC Admission Practices

Four North Carolina governors submitted a brief in support of UNC and its admission practices ahead of a U.S. Supreme Court case.

Namesake ship tightens bond between a proud city and the Navy | Editorial - Vimarsana News

Namesake ship tightens bond between a proud city and the Navy | Editorial

A community swells with pride at the commissioning of the USS Fort Lauderdale.

How 'Buddy Statement' Boosts a Vet's VA Claims and Why It Matters - Vimarsana News

How 'Buddy Statement' Boosts a Vet's VA Claims and Why It Matters

From the time you stepped out of the service, all you carried behind you, aside from badges and honors, were fond memories spent inside the armed forces. These memories genuinely make a veteran’s stay in the service worth reminiscing. But several years later, these memories can turn into robust evidence that would lead you to boost your benefits – and that’s the time you need to call your long-time buddy.

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Other Editors: The high cost of homicides - Vimarsana News

Other Editors: The high cost of homicides

After the 2020 death of George Floyd at the hands of a Minneapolis police officer, law enforcement critics said local governments needed to defund the police. Shad White, the state auditor for Mississippi, has released a report that says exactly the opposite.