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German Court Rules that COVID-19 Lockdowns Are Unconstitutional
GlobalResearch 25 Jan 2021
A German court in a landmark ruling has declared that COVID-19 lockdowns imposed by the government are unconstitutional. Thuringia’s spring lockdown was a “catastrophically wrong political decision with dramatic consequences for almost all areas of people’s lives,” the court said, justifying its decision ... Source. GreatGameIndia ... *. Note to readers ... etc ... ....
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Putin compares the organizers of rallies with terrorists
The Eastern Herald 25 Jan 2021
Russian President Vladimir Putin has sharply criticized the organizers of unsanctioned mass protests that call on minors to participate in them. “In no case should minors be pushed forward. This is what terrorists do when they drive women and children ahead of them ... He is quoted by Interfax. Related. ... “I want to emphasize ... © The Eastern Herald ... Thank you....
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In Zimbabwe, fourth Cabinet member dies of COVID-19 amid surge
The Los Angeles Times 24 Jan 2021
HARARE, Zimbabwe — ... “The pandemic has been indiscriminate ... No supermen or superwomen ... Advertisement ... It has entrenched and exacerbated the extreme inequalities and injustices that existed before the pandemic,” Itai Rusike, director of the Harare-based organization, Community Working Group on Health, told the Associated Press on Sunday....
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Supreme Court throws out Trump emoluments lawsuits
Penn Live 25 Jan 2021
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court on Monday brought an end to lawsuits over whether Donald Trump illegally profited off his presidency ... READ MORE. Dominion Voting System sues Rudy Giuliani over baseless election claimsMORE. Biden plans to reverse Trump’s ban on transgenders joining military ... history ... Note to readers ... ....
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Michael Cohen suggests Trump may have already secretly pardoned himself and his children
The Independent 25 Jan 2021
Donald Trump’s former lawyer Michael Cohen said that the ex-president might have issued secret pardons to himself and his children during his tenure, which he will reveal if he is indicted ... He said he reached the conclusion after some research over the legality of pardons being disclosed to the people and press. Read more ... ... SIGN UP ... SIGN UP ... ....
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Covid: World's 10 richest men made £400 billion during pandemic - enough to vaccinate everyone
ITV 25 Jan 2021
It looked at information taken from the Forbes' Billionaire's list and Credit Suisse's Global Wealth Report ... Danny Sriskandarajah, Oxfam GB Chief Executive said ... Credit. Oxfam ... "Fair taxation on the very richest could help with the global recovery, raise more money to fight poverty and help shape more equal societies.” ... Oxfam ... Peston....
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China says US military in South China Sea not good for peace
Straits Times 25 Jan 2021
BEIJING (REUTERS) - The United States often sends ships and aircraft into the South China Sea to "flex its muscles" and this is not good for peace, China's Foreign Ministry said on Monday (Jan 25), after a US aircraft carrier group sailed into the disputed waterway ... "This is not conducive to peace and stability in the region." ... More on this topic. �....
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What Kind Of Qualities Should An AG Have, And Can Biden’s New Pick Undo Barr’s And The Pentagon's Toxic Legacies?
WorldNews.com 25 Jan 2021
Article by WN.Com Correspondent Dallas Darling. The unexpected resignation of Attorney General William Barr in December caused a great deal of discussion about the qualities of an attorney general and their relations with the White House and Congress ... Critics compare Barr to the Nazi political theorist and jurist Carl Schmitt ... Strongmen ... W.W....
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Biden working towards putting Harriet Tubman on $20 notes after Trump delayed move
The Independent 25 Jan 2021
Obama administration first announced plans to replace Andrew Jackson with abolitionist icon ... Thanks for signing up to the Inside Washington newsletter. {{#verifyErrors}} {{message}} {{/verifyErrors}} {{^verifyErrors}} {{message}} {{/verifyErrors}} ... SIGN UP ... Independent. ....
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Harvey Weinstein case: Court okays $17m payout for accusers
BBC News 26 Jan 2021
A US bankruptcy judge has agreed a $17m (£12.4m) payout to women who accused disgraced film director Harvey Weinstein of sexual misconduct ... The directors and officers, who include Weinstein's brother, Bob, also received releases that absolve them of any potential liability for enabling Weinstein's conduct....
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Israel's Mossad chief to meet Biden, set out conditions to reform Iran's nuclear deal
Middle East Monitor 25 Jan 2021
According to the Israeli newspaper, Israeli TV Channel 12 broke the news on Saturday night, adding that Cohen, a trusted Netanyahu ally, would be the first senior Israeli official to meet with Biden and the chief of the CIA ... .......
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Vietnam War: French court to hear landmark Agent Orange case
BBC News 25 Jan 2021
A French court is set to hear a landmark case against more than a dozen companies that supplied the US with the notorious chemical Agent Orange during the Vietnam War. The case was brought by Tran To Nga, a 78-year-old French-Vietnamese woman who covered the conflict as a journalist ... What does the lawsuit say? ... Related Topics. ....
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Twitter pilot to let users flag 'false' content
BBC News 26 Jan 2021
Twitter is asking its users for help in combating fake news. It has announced a pilot that allows people to submit notes on tweets that may be false or misleading ... "Eventually we aim to make notes visible directly on Tweets for the global Twitter audience, when there is consensus from a broad and diverse set of contributors," Twitter said ... ....
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Iran says will not allow Daesh to reorganize itself
Irna 25 Jan 2021photo: WN / RTayco
Police demand $100,000 from parents for daycare CCTV access
Korea Times 25 Jan 2021
Public access to closed circuit surveillance television video records from daycare centers can be financially burdensome when they must be censored in accordance with the country's Privacy Act. Korea Times file. By Ko Dong-hwan ... However, officers at the station informed the parents, Jan. 20, that they would have to pay the extravagant fee ... ....
