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Good Morning, News: Disagreements Over Homeless Services Funds, Atrocities Against Palestinians, and the GOP Still Loves Trump - Vimarsana News

Good Morning, News: Disagreements Over Homeless Services Funds, Atrocities Against Palestinians, and the GOP Still Loves Trump

by Blair Stenvick • May 11, 2021 at 8:25 am Relatives of Palestinian Ahmed Al-Shenbari, who was killed during an Israeli raid in Beit Hanoun city on the northern Gaza Strip, mourn during his funeral on May 11, 2021 in Gaza City, Gaza. Fatima Shbair /getty images Good morning, Portland! Head's up: You have one week left to vote in the May 18 election. Here are the headlines. • Last year, voters in the Portland Metro region voted to fund a new homeless services measure, and now it's time for local elected officials to decide how to spend the millio...

Good Morning, News: Colorado Springs Shooting, Lackluster Job Growth, and Portland Blames Feds for 2020 Protest Violence - Vimarsana News

Good Morning, News: Colorado Springs Shooting, Lackluster Job Growth, and Portland Blames Feds for 2020 Protest Violence

Portland police arrest a protester in August 2020 Getty Images / Nathan Howard Good morning, Portland! I hope you had a restful weekend, and took a moment to celebrate the mothers in your life. Now, for the news: - A petition advancing through the Israeli Supreme Court to evict six Palestinian families from their homes has ignited violent clashes between far-right Jewish Israelis and Palestinians. That violence escalated today as Israeli celebrated a national holiday, Jerusalem Day, and event usually accompanied by an anti-Arab parade. - According to Anthony Fauci, mask-wearing may become a "...

Five Metro Phoenix Concerts You Can See This Weekend - Vimarsana News

Five Metro Phoenix Concerts You Can See This Weekend

Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts, Scottsdale Pianist and composer Conrad Tao will take the stage at the Virginia G. Piper Theater at Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts this weekend. His program will include a composition of his own, plus works by Bach, Eckardt, and Schumann. Cost for the 8 p.m. show is $29 to $49; a livestream option is available for $39. Westside Blues & Jazz, Glendale Westside Blues & Jazz, a new west Valley music venue, will host a show by the Alice Tatum band starting at 8:30 p.m. on Friday. Tatum is a veteran of the local music scene whose voice has be...

Appleton: Johnny Scott to stand trial three years after woman's death - Vimarsana News

Appleton: Johnny Scott to stand trial three years after woman's death

Ford's son went downstairs to try to sleep, then heard three gunshots from upstairs and his mother cry for help. When he went to investigate, Scott pointed a gun at his chest and told him, "I don't want to do this to you. Go downstairs," the complaint says. Scott was charged with first-degree intentional homicide and second-degree recklessly endangering safety in connection with the incident.  His trial has been delayed multiple times, most recently when prosecutors turned over additional evidence — forensic downloads of phones — four days before the case was to go to trial in September,...

Republican senator forces clerks to read Biden's Covid bill for TEN HOURS, in last-ditch effort to block — RT USA News - Vimarsana News

Republican senator forces clerks to read Biden's Covid bill for TEN HOURS, in last-ditch effort to block — RT USA News

Follow RT on Senator Ron Johnson (R-Wisconsin) has infuriated Democrats by demanding that Senate clerks read each and every page of Joe Biden’s $2 trillion Covid-19 relief bill aloud. To some Dems, bills are better passed with no debate. President Joe Biden’s Covid-19 relief bill, which passed the House of Representatives last week, weighs in at a whopping 628 pages. It offers relief checks of $1,400 to eligible Americans, though more than three quarters of its $1.9 trillion price tag funds other federal programs and state governments. Republicans have accused Democrats of packing...

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