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Horoscope For Today 28-May-2024: Cancerians Need To Prioritize Their Mental Health, Spend Some Time Alone - Vimarsana News

Horoscope For Today 28-May-2024: Cancerians Need To Prioritize Their Mental Health, Spend Some Time Alone

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Our plastic world — and plastic selves - Vimarsana News

Our plastic world — and plastic selves

The idea that the self is something plastic—that, we believe, we can shape in any way we wish—is the West’s reigning idea of selfhood.

Being made uncomfortable is not such a bad thing - Vimarsana News

Being made uncomfortable is not such a bad thing

DeSantis needn’t become a modern-day Savanarola, smashing sculptures and burning books. He just wants to fire up conservatives by poking all those pseudo-intellectuals, as Gov. George Wallace of Alabama used to call the excessively educated.

Rollin' Stones keep the music rolling along - Vimarsana News

Rollin' Stones keep the music rolling along

One of the talking points heading into the No Filter Tour is that you better get tickets, ‘cause this could be the last time.

Former UK envoy Craig Murray seeks Supreme Court appeal after receiving 8-month sentence over his coverage of Alex Salmond trial - Vimarsana News

Former UK envoy Craig Murray seeks Supreme Court appeal after receiving 8-month sentence over his coverage of Alex Salmond trial

Follow RT on Former British ambassador to Uzbekistan Craig Murray has been handed an eight-month prison sentence after losing a contempt of court case stemming from his reporting on the Alex Salmond trial in 2020. The ex-diplomat and RT contributor found himself in legal trouble after attending two days of a trial against Salmond, the former first minister of Scotland, who faced sexual assault charges brought by nine women. The High Court in Edinburgh ultimately cleared him of wrongdoing.  Murray published a series of tweets and blog posts as part of his coverage of the case, leading...

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