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CNN Early Start With Christine Romans and Laura Jarrett July 7, 2024 - Vimarsana News

CNN Early Start With Christine Romans and Laura Jarrett July 7, 2024

in chattanooga, tennessee, sunday morning, two people were shot and killed and at least 14 others wounded near a downtown night club. >> i'm tired of standing in front of you talking about guns and bodies as if there are families whose lives have been shattered forever because once again we had people deciding to resolve their issues with firearms. >> another shooting overnight at a bar, this one in mess a, arizona. that left two people dead and two more injured. >> saturday night, at least three people were killed and 11 others injured in a shooting in philadelphia. police say sever...

Howey: Our leaders warn of the coming cataclysm - Vimarsana News

Howey: Our leaders warn of the coming cataclysm

Our world is on fire. Our leaders are warning of a coming cataclysm.

Source: yahoo.com
U.N. General Assembly opens with world in crisis — and key leaders absent - Vimarsana News

U.N. General Assembly opens with world in crisis — and key leaders absent

President Biden will be there, but the leaders of Russia, China, the U.K. and France will not.

Source: yahoo.com
Stop the mindless smartphone scrolling. Our souls long for a slower tempo - Vimarsana News

Stop the mindless smartphone scrolling. Our souls long for a slower tempo

Scrolling for thrills is not the same as digging deep. We don’t build wisdom or friendships with a swipe on a screen.

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Nearly half the world's population lives in countries where the government spends more on debt than education or healthcare - Vimarsana News

Nearly half the world's population lives in countries where the government spends more on debt than education or healthcare

Almost 40% of the developing world is in serious debt trouble, and it will impact whether these countries can educate their growing populations.

Source: yahoo.com