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Clarence Thomas will CHANGE financial disclosure to include house bought by billionaire megadonor - Vimarsana News

Clarence Thomas will CHANGE financial disclosure to include house bought by billionaire megadonor

Supreme Court Justice Thomas plans to update his financial disclosure to reflect the sale of property where his mother lives to billionaire Harland Crow, who has also sponsored lavish vacations.

Billionaire Republican mega donor Harlan Crow calls Clarence Thomas stories a 'political hit job' - Vimarsana News

Billionaire Republican mega donor Harlan Crow calls Clarence Thomas stories a 'political hit job'

Billionaire Harlan Crow called a Propublica story about his relationship with Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas was a 'political hit job' and defended his collection of historical memorabilia.

Richmond Police investigate after child brought a gun to school - Vimarsana News

Richmond Police investigate after child brought a gun to school

A letter sent to parents Monday afternoon indicated the gun was unloaded and the student did not take the gun out and threaten anyone.

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Richmond School Board overturned 92% of recommendations to expel students - Vimarsana News

Richmond School Board overturned 92% of recommendations to expel students

Last year, the committee heard 46 cases. Board members voted to uphold the administration's recommendation to expel a student for four of those cases.

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The business lobby doesn't need Kevin McCarthy - Vimarsana News

The business lobby doesn't need Kevin McCarthy

The US Chamber of Commerce, the largest and most influential business lobby in Washington, can’t even get a meeting with the Republican expected to be the next speaker of the House. That’s certainly unusual, but the more immediate question is how this strained relationship will affect prospects for legislation in 2023.