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67% of N.C. Voters Favor Immigration Reduction - Vimarsana News

67% of N.C. Voters Favor Immigration Reduction

North Carolina has added 5 million residents since 1980, and two-thirds of voters there support reducing immigration to control the state’s explosive growth.

Biden's Menthol Ban Ignites Divisions In Black Community - Vimarsana News

Biden's Menthol Ban Ignites Divisions In Black Community

Groups that represent African-American interests have taken opposite positions on the Biden administration's new initiative to ban menthol cigarettes

NASA Administrator Lauds India's Chandrayaan-3 Success - Vimarsana News

NASA Administrator Lauds India's Chandrayaan-3 Success

Noting India's success in the Chandrayaan-3 mission, NASA administrator Bill Nelson said on Friday that India has done something that no other country has done, and it deserve every bit of praise for the accomplishment.

Source: ndtv.com
Democrats Are Growing Increasingly Concerned That Biden's Campaign Is Ignoring Political Warning Signs: REPORT - Vimarsana News

Democrats Are Growing Increasingly Concerned That Biden's Campaign Is Ignoring Political Warning Signs: REPORT

Democrats worry that Biden's re-election campaign is ignoring political warning signs and are failing to turn its course around, according to the Washington Post. 

Biden HHS Doles Out $600K To University For 'Anti-Disinformation' Study About Menthol Cigs In Black Communities - Vimarsana News

Biden HHS Doles Out $600K To University For 'Anti-Disinformation' Study About Menthol Cigs In Black Communities

The Biden Administration Health and Human Services (HHS) forked over more than $600,000 to Rutgers for a study on the effects of "anti-disinformation" messages