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Prison Slavery On the Ballot for Voters in 5 States This November - Vimarsana News

Prison Slavery On the Ballot for Voters in 5 States This November

Voters in Alabama, Louisiana, Oregon, Tennessee, and Vermont will be asked to consider whether their state constitutions permit slavery or indentured servitude for people convicted of crimes.

Source: reason.com
Texas Pete Hot Sauce the Latest Victim in Trend of False Labeling Lawsuits - Vimarsana News

Texas Pete Hot Sauce the Latest Victim in Trend of False Labeling Lawsuits

A handful of law firms are behind a spike in class-action lawsuits claiming consumers are harmed by opaque, half-full macaroni boxes and "all natural" fiber supplements.

Source: reason.com
What the FBI's Mar-a-Lago Warrant Does—and Doesn't—Mean - Vimarsana News

What the FBI's Mar-a-Lago Warrant Does—and Doesn't—Mean

If Trump is prosecuted, especially on charges which could result in his imprisonment, civil unrest or outright violence is all but guaranteed.

Source: reason.com
Loose Ends (188) - Vimarsana News

Loose Ends (188)

• Can someone explain to me the difference between 'lived experience' and 'experience'? Isn't all experience 'lived'? Is 'lived experience' some kind of extra-super-dooper kind of experience, special to that extra-special class of people known as 'millennials'? Isn't this ubiquitous phrase redundant—yet another example of linguistic inflation that turns a clear term like 'library' into 'learning resource center'? I earnestly wish 'lived' experience would die. • October turns out to

We don't need a constitutional convention to make us better - Vimarsana News

We don't need a constitutional convention to make us better

Last January, in a Monday Five Questions, now-retired state Sen. Dennis Kruse, R-Auburn, had a short, direct answer on the need for redistricting reform.