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How Trump's lawyers tried to use 1931 case of black teenagers accused of raping two white women to have his D.C. trial pushed to after the election (and failed) - Vimarsana News

How Trump's lawyers tried to use 1931 case of black teenagers accused of raping two white women to have his D.C. trial pushed to after the election (and failed)

Judge Tanya Chutkan rejected an analogy invoked by Trump's lawyers as they sought to put off his January 6 trial until 2026. She said his case doesn't move with the 'haste of the mob.'

Wildfires spur insurers to reassess Hawaii's risk | Honolulu Star-Advertiser - Vimarsana News

Wildfires spur insurers to reassess Hawaii's risk | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

Just days after the Maui fires, Roy Wright, head of an insurance industry- funded research organization, began mobilizing a team.

Hawaii Wildfires Spur Insurers to Reassess the State's Risk - Vimarsana News

Hawaii Wildfires Spur Insurers to Reassess the State's Risk

At least 115 people were killed and more than 1,000 are still missing after the wildfires on the island of Maui. Hawaii has long been a low-risk and…

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Some concerned building code freeze could leave new builds in NC decades out of date - Vimarsana News

Some concerned building code freeze could leave new builds in NC decades out of date

A new state law puts a freeze on building code updates that could impact energy efficiency and safety in hurricane winds for years to come.

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New building code law bars a key inspection in most of NC. That raises risks, experts say - Vimarsana News

New building code law bars a key inspection in most of NC. That raises risks, experts say

Sheathing ties a home frame together to withstand high winds. An NC law prevents governments from requiring inspections in most of the state.

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