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Here's How Much Prison Time Derek Chauvin Is Facing for Murdering George Floyd
The former Minneapolis police officer was convicted on Tuesday. Here's what happens next.
vice - 12 minutes ago
Tucker Carlson Lost It After Derek Chauvin Was Found Guilty
Carlson claimed Chauvin was convicted because the jurors were terrified of being murdered and the Floyd protests were an “attack on civilization.”
vice - 16 minutes ago
China's embassy in Australia condemns Canberra's ‘provocative’ cancellation of Belt and Road deals
Australia has pulled out of two deals agreed between the state of Victoria and China as part of Beijing's ‘Belt and Road Initiative’. The move has drawn heavy criticism from the Chinese embassy in Canberra.
rt - 21 minutes ago
Thailand says China’s Sinovac Covid vaccine safe to use after investigation into stroke-like symptoms reported in 6 recipients
Thailand has stood by its ongoing use of the Chinese Sinovac Biotech Covid vaccine following six recipients reporting stroke-like symptoms, after an inquiry found no connection between the jab and the illnesses.
rt - 1 hour ago
‘We Owe Darnella Frazier’: People Are Thanking the Teen Who Filmed George Floyd's Murder
Her cell phone footage from that day shocked the world, rallied people to the streets, and played a key role in holding Derek Chauvin to account.
vice - 2 hours ago
Babysitter ‘gripped toddler’s head like a football and wrestled him to death’
Marvin Lake, 24, has been accused of killing toddler Ahren DeHart, a child he was supposed to be taking care of while his mother was at work
metro - 2 hours ago
‘A means, not an end’: EU proposes ‘human centric’ approach to AI regulation in draft rules
The European Commission has proposed regulations on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) through a risk-based rules framework that calls for heavy fines, partial bans on surveillance, and safeguards for high-risk applications.
rt - 2 hours ago
India’s indigenously developed Covaxin jab 78% effective against Covid-19 in trials, maker Bharat Biotech says
The Covid-19 vaccine developed by Indian pharmaceutical firm Bharat Biotech has been found to be 78% effective in preventing symptoms of Covid-19 and 100% against severe disease in stage three trials, the company said.
rt - 3 hours ago
French president planning to remove Covid travel restrictions as early as start of May
President Emmanuel Macron is preparing to ease existing lockdown restrictions, imposed after France was hit by a third wave of coronavirus, by the start of May if, as health officials expect, cases begin falling.
rt - 3 hours ago
Oxygen leak kills 22 at Indian hospital as country battles short supplies amid record surge in Covid-19 cases
At least 22 people have died at a hospital in India's western Maharashtra state after an oxygen leak caused a serious disruption to patient supplies, the region's health minister has said.
rt - 3 hours ago
Ohio Police Shot a 16-Year-Old Girl and a Cop Wore a ‘Blue Lives Matter’ Mask to the Crime Scene
16-year-old Ma’Khia Bryant was shot dead by Columbus police on Tuesday.
vice - 3 hours ago
Urgent appeal for three missing teenagers who vanished last night
Leona Derbyshire, 14, Matej Bulander, 14, and Allyx Queen, 16, all disappeared on Tuesday.
There’s reams of posts on social platforms spreading misinformation.
vice - 4 hours ago
First picture of convicted murderer Derek Chauvin in jail jumpsuit
Derek Chauvin wore an orange jail jumpsuit and did not smile in the mugshot
metro - 4 hours ago
Walker crawled down hill for hours after breaking his arm, leg ands ribs
The man slipped while hiking in the Lake District.
metro - 4 hours ago
Search underway for Indonesian submarine missing north of Bali, 53 on board – military
An Indonesian submarine has gone missing following a navy drill in the Bali Sea, prompting fears that the vessel has sunk. There are 53 people on board, Indonesia’s military said.
rt - 4 hours ago
George Floyd’s killer Derek Chauvin placed on suicide watch in high-security jail
The former Minneapolis cop spent his first night in a high-security prison last night after being convicted for Floyd's death
metro - 4 hours ago
Israel doesn’t need the AstraZeneca jabs it ordered, says pandemic coordinator, govt trying to ‘divert them elsewhere’
Israel’s coronavirus response chief said the country is trying to divert millions of doses of AstraZeneca’s Covid-19 vaccine which have already been ordered, claiming the government has enough supply through to 2022.
rt - 5 hours ago
QAnon Is Spewing Racist Conspiracies About the Derek Chauvin Verdict
In QAnon world, the trial was a sham, Chauvin is a “crisis actor,” and it’s all part of the deep state’s unending effort to take control of the country.
The Syrian president has put his name forward to run for a fourth term as the country’s leader in an election planned for May 26. The election has been widely criticized by opposition leaders and the US.
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India threatens to jail Facebook, WhatsApp & Twitter staff over refusal to wipe data that ‘undermines national security’ – reports
rt - 1 month ago
Indian authorities have reportedly given an ultimatum to US social media platforms, threatening jail time for their local employees if the companies continue to ignore official takedown requests against damaging information.
Facebook, WhatsApp and Twitter have each received written notices warning their employees could face arrest should the requests be ignored, in some cases citing specific India-based staff by name, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday, citing “people familiar” with the matter.
The reported warnings come as New Delhi faces down Big Tech platforms amid a wave of heated protests over controversial agricultural bills, which have drawn thousands of farmers to rally in the Indian capital, at times descending to violent clashes with security forces. While the government has long wrangled with the social media platforms, the threats of arrest mark a sharp escalation of pressure.
