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Trump Just Threatened to Use the U.S. Military Against Americans
Trump’s plan involves invoking a two century-old law known as the Insurrection Act, which allows the president to deploy troops inside the country.
vice - 12 minutes ago
A White Bar Owner Shot and Killed a Young Black Protester. The DA Just Declined to Charge Him.
"We watched a video where anybody else would have gotten charged with something," the black man's lawyer said.
vice - 1 hour ago
A White Man From Illinois Allegedly Brought Bombs to Start a Riot at the Minneapolis George Floyd Protest
The arrest offers some support to local officials' claims that outside agitators may be partially responsible for violence in Minneapolis.
vice - 1 hour ago
Bellingcat’s (race) war against RT: Russians didn’t kill George Floyd, but are STILL BAD, say internet ‘sleuths’
Bellingcat, the UK-based enablers of Western narratives in Syria and Ukraine now fueling US race riots, selectively translated a satirical post from Russian social media shared by RT’s editor in chief to get her “canceled.”
rt - 2 hours ago
Cops Didn’t Have Their Body Cameras On When They Shot and Killed a Black Man During Louisville’s Protests
The chief of police was immediately fired.
vice - 2 hours ago
Independent Autopsy Says George Floyd's Death Was a 'Homicide' Due to Asphyxiation
“The cause of death, in my opinion, is asphyxia due to compression of the neck," Dr. Michael Baden said.
vice - 3 hours ago
Two women killed inside house as man is arrested for murder
Emergency services were called to a road in Salisbury at 2.45pm today.
metro - 3 hours ago
Classical music concerts without audiences streamed live
Today the award-winning pianist Stephen Huff was allowed in to lift the lockdown in the first of a series of live concerts.
channel 4 - 4 hours ago
May 2020 sunniest month on record
The Met Office has just confirmed that last month was not just the sunniest May on record, it was the sunniest month on record.
channel 4 - 4 hours ago
London Mayor calls for extension to Brexit transition phase
The Mayor of London has written to the Prime Minister asking for an extension to the Brexit transition phase, which is due to finish at the end of the year.
channel 4 - 4 hours ago
Gravediggers in Brazil cannot keep up with Covid-19 deaths as virus spreads in favelas
An escalating death toll and soaring infection rates have made Brazil one of the most virus-affected countries in the world.
channel 4 - 4 hours ago
Some vulnerable people can go outside for first time in 10 weeks
People in England and Wales who have been forced to shield themselves from any social contact because of medical conditions were told they could go outdoors again today.
channel 4 - 4 hours ago
Back to school for some children in England
After weeks of lessons at home, the school doors opened again for children in Reception, Year 1 and Year 6.
channel 4 - 4 hours ago
Watch This 'Miracle' COVID Patient Leave the Hospital After 29 Days on a Ventilator
People on Rudy Corletto’s care team attributed his remarkable recovery to an experimental treatment.
vice - 4 hours ago
‘This is not a matter of people that are coming to cause disturbance for the sake of it – people are hurting and we need our government to be accountable’ – Representative Charles Booker
Joining me is Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee and Kentucky House Representative Charles Booker.
channel 4 - 4 hours ago
Unrest in US cities provides sobering history lesson
The pictures we are seeing are America in 2020. But they are also America 1968, after Martin Luther King Jr was assassinated.
channel 4 - 5 hours ago
Trump calls for crackdown as disorder spreads across US after George Floyd death
Donald Trump has insisted that state governors must crack down harder and “dominate and arrest” protestors to regain control of the demonstrations engulfing cities across the US.
channel 4 - 5 hours ago
‘Tombstoners’ who jumped 200ft dragged to shore by hero paddle boarder
A paddle border and care worker saved the lives of two swimmers who leapt 200ft off Durdle Door.
metro - 5 hours ago
Driving Through Crowds and Firing on Porches: Cops Across the Country Were Out of Control This Weekend
Video footage showed cops tear gassing peaceful protesters, pepper spraying people, beating and shoving people, and even driving vehicles into them.
vice - 5 hours ago
George Floyd’s killing touches a nerve with Africans who know police brutality at home and abroad
In protesting George Floyd's murder, young Africans are also drawing painful parallels with events back home.
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Covid-19 hotspot Italy rolls out plan for ‘living with the virus’ once peak has passed
rt - 1 month ago
Rome is set to cautiously relax some of its lockdown restrictions when the pandemic slows down or stops its spread, while at the same time boosting health services to keep coronavirus at bay.
Italian Health Minister Roberto Speranza has outlined a five-step plan to allow his Covid-stricken country to outlast the fatal disease, which has claimed 15,362 lives to date. “There are difficult months ahead. Our task is to create the conditions to live with the virus,” he was quoted as saying by La Repubblica newspaper.
Italy, the worst-affected country in Europe in terms of Covid-19 deaths, will exit the nationwide crisis “gradually and cautiously,” Speranza told local media. Once it is confirmed that the country is past the peak of the outbreak, the government will invoke “phase two” of the emergency, easing lockdown restrictions but only to an extent.
Some preventive measures, like social distancing and wider use of surgical masks, will remain in place. The government’s ban on people’s mobility and non-essential economic activity is likely to be extended beyond mid-April. “If we’re not rigorous, we risk throwing away all the efforts we've made,” Speranza explained to Corriere della Sera daily.
