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L3Harris to provide bomb release systems to Bahrain, Jordan and Morocco - Vimarsana News

L3Harris to provide bomb release systems to Bahrain, Jordan and Morocco

L3Harris Technologies has been awarded a contract to provide its smart weapon release systems for three countries in the Middle East and North African regions.

Deutsche Bank : Q2 Release | MarketScreener - Vimarsana News

Deutsche Bank : Q2 Release | MarketScreener

Media Release Frankfurt am Main 27 July 2022 ... | July 27, 2022

Deutsche Bank Q2 Profit Climbs, Sees More Challenging H2; Backs Outlook; Stock Down - Vimarsana News

Deutsche Bank Q2 Profit Climbs, Sees More Challenging H2; Backs Outlook; Stock Down

(RTTNews) - Deutsche Bank AG reported Wednesday higher profit in its second quarter with increased revenues. Looking ahead, the German banking maj...

'It's dead man walking': Newspaper investigation reveals mistreatment of Minnesota inmates during pandemic - Vimarsana News

'It's dead man walking': Newspaper investigation reveals mistreatment of Minnesota inmates during pandemic

The Department of Corrections denied vulnerable inmates medical release within months of their scheduled release date, left inmates on extended quarantines without an explanation and forced some prisoners into cells with others who were COVID-positive.

CT's prison population shrunk during the pandemic. Will it last? - Vimarsana News

CT's prison population shrunk during the pandemic. Will it last?

Editor’s Note: One year ago today — 0n April 13, 2020 — Carlos DeLeon, a 63-year-old Hispanic man, became the first incarcerated person in Connecticut to die of COVID-19. In the intervening months, roughly 18 more would die after contracting the disease behind bars as state officials scrambled to test, isolate and — more recently — vaccinate inmates and staff. At the same time, though, the pandemic has led to a record low prison population, allowing the state to begin planning for the closure of three prisons. Below, a look ahead at what’s next for Connecticut’s prisons. For t...