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Black-Owned Food Brands You Need to Know About - Vimarsana News

Black-Owned Food Brands You Need to Know About

From hot sauce to canned wine, you need to try the foods made by these 25 black-owned food brands.

Court blasts FBI for confiscating privately owned contents of vaults - Vimarsana News

Court blasts FBI for confiscating privately owned contents of vaults

A new report from the Institute for Justice reveals that the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled against the federal government in that long-running fight over the contents of privately rented vaults at US Private Vaults.

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CHSAA shot clock amendment fails as voters question cost, logistics of implementation - Vimarsana News

CHSAA shot clock amendment fails as voters question cost, logistics of implementation

The amendment to institute a 35-second shot clock failed in Tuesday's Legislative Committee meeting by a 43-28 vote at the DSCD Legacy Campus, and a second vote to make the shot clock for varsity only also failed, 47-22.

BCSS interim superintendent shares his philosophy on issues teachers face today - Vimarsana News

BCSS interim superintendent shares his philosophy on issues teachers face today

Rob Johnson has a kind face and a welcoming manner, probably the result of having spent more than 40 years as an educator and school administrator. As the interim superintendent

FBI DID violate 'constitutional rights' of wealthy Beverly Hills residents by seizing 1,400 safety deposit boxes containing their watches, money and jewelry from business that was suspected of stashing criminal cash - Vimarsana News

FBI DID violate 'constitutional rights' of wealthy Beverly Hills residents by seizing 1,400 safety deposit boxes containing their watches, money and jewelry from business that was suspected of stashing criminal cash

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled a brazen search violated the Fourth Amendment rights of the customers because the FBI didn't have individual warrants to take the items from each box.