2021-05-06 23:42:32
The governor of Wisconsin has dismissed Sidney Powell's vote-rigging lawsuit, saying it is "full of factual errors."
On 6 May, the Maldives Health Protection Agency imposed a curfew in the capital, Male, and its suburbs.
Starting from May 10, the building of the International Airport in the capital of Kazakhstan will be allowed to enter only with an application similar to the vaccination passport. Residents of the country claim that the essence of the application is based on absolutely illogical algorithms, it works with failures, and it can not be downloaded in the AppStore, because it was removed from the store for numerous violations. Also, new rules were introduced for unvaccinated employees: now they should only come to work with a negative PCR test. The country's chief health officer has issued an order that 100% of civil servants must be vaccinated. At the same time, local media continue to claim that vaccination in the country is "voluntary".
Pfizer and BioNTech will provide the COVID-19 vaccine to participants at the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games. This is reported on the official website of the International Olympic Committee (IOC)
The EU Commission accuses the UK of failing to comply with the terms of the Brexit agreement in the waters off the coast of Jersey.
Twitter is suspending communications director Elise Stefanik, who is poised to replace Liz Cheney and become the new chair of the House GOP Conference. Donald Trump supported this initiative in a statement yesterday. A little later, the employee's account was restored, stating that "a technical error occurred".
A district school in Idaho has abandoned the mandatory wearing of masks.
Maricopa County did not have administrative access to the 2020 election. This means that they have transferred ownership of the election to their external system provider, which is a violation.
The IOC says that athletes ' protests and political messages will remain banned at the Olympic Games.
Nor will slogans such as " Black Lives Matter "be allowed on athletes' clothing and at Olympic venues, although he has approved the use of words such as" peace, "" respect, "" solidarity "and"equality."
US Senator Josh Hawley on Fox News: "We will not allow these technological monopolies to control our speech, our politics, our government, and I think we must destroy them."
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