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Harvard Student Leaves Lecture On Microaggressions To Attend 'Kill The Jews' Rally - Vimarsana News

Harvard Student Leaves Lecture On Microaggressions To Attend 'Kill The Jews' Rally

A Harvard University student later identified as Luke Dillon left a lecture on microaggressions a little early so he could make it to the "Kill the Jews" rally on time.

Dodgers Wondering If They Should Have Spent More Time Training For Playoffs And Less Time Honoring Satanic Drag Nuns - Vimarsana News

Dodgers Wondering If They Should Have Spent More Time Training For Playoffs And Less Time Honoring Satanic Drag Nuns

After being swept by the Diamondbacks in humiliating fashion, the Los Angeles Dodgers were left wondering if perhaps they ought to have spent more time practicing baseball and less time honoring Satanic nuns dressed in drag.

Ugly People Rejoice Over Return Of Mask Mandates | Eastern North Carolina Now - Vimarsana News

Ugly People Rejoice Over Return Of Mask Mandates | Eastern North Carolina Now

People with unattractive faces celebrated this week as locales and businesses across the nation began reinstituting mask mandates.

Sweden Turns To Its Military For Help Fighting Violent Immigrant Gangs - Vimarsana News

Sweden Turns To Its Military For Help Fighting Violent Immigrant Gangs

Sweden is turning to its military to curb violent crime that has soared alongside immigrant gang activity across the country.

Cardinals Press Pope For 'Yes Or No' Answers On Gay Marriage, Ordination Of Women - Vimarsana News

Cardinals Press Pope For 'Yes Or No' Answers On Gay Marriage, Ordination Of Women

On the eve of the beginning of a highly anticipated Vatican Synod, a senior American Cardinal and four others have published a series of questions, or dubia, they presented to Pope Francis