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WA Supreme Court upholds Voting Rights Act. Franklin County must change its elections - Vimarsana News

WA Supreme Court upholds Voting Rights Act. Franklin County must change its elections

Jun. 15—How Franklin County commissioners are elected will change next year after a state Supreme Court decision issued Thursday, making their elections more fair for Latino voters.

WA Supreme Court upholds Voting Rights Act. Franklin County must change its elections - Vimarsana News

WA Supreme Court upholds Voting Rights Act. Franklin County must change its elections

The decision means Franklin County must make its elections more fair for Latino voters.

Source: yahoo.com
Judge grants class action status for lawsuit against Mason area McDonald's where manager allegedly harassed dozens of female workers - Vimarsana News

Judge grants class action status for lawsuit against Mason area McDonald's where manager allegedly harassed dozens of female workers

The owner of a McDonald's franchise store in Mason is being sued for allegedly allowing a manager to serially harass dozens of female employees

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20190520:16:51:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20190520:16:51:00

Court battle led by the aclu over family separations. and now just this morning, border patrol officials say a 16-year-old guatemalan boy died in custody at a border patrol facility in texas. joining me now is the deputy director of the aclu immigrants' rights projects. so, obvious question is, how does the government not know these numbers? how is it just coming to light now? but i'm guessing there's nothing that surprises you about this additional 1,700? >> you know, i think that i was surprised. and i knew we weren't getting the whole story and i knew the government didn't track people, but...