Senator Lindsey Graham went on Fox News for an interview on Sunday, where he talked about various important issues, including, naturally, the impeachment.
Arguing that New Zealand must act "hard and early" to prevent the spread of coronavirus in the country once again, Arden issued a lockdown order to last three days.
"Today, 57 Senators – including a record 7 Republicans – voted to find former President Trump guilty for inciting that deadly insurrection on our very democracy," Biden said.
"They switched the date of a Twitter a year to try to connect it to this case, that's not a small thing ma'am," van der Veen explained.
Canadian transgender activist Jessica Yaniv is in the news again. This time, she’s accused of sexually harassing firefighters and abusing emergency services.
On Saturday afternoon, the US Senate has just voted to acquit ex-President Donald Trump.
Vox journalist Aaron Rupar once tweeted: "My brain is so broken." Author Matt Palumbo took the opportunity to point out all the ways that this has been evidenced to be so.
A motion earlier on Saturday narrowly passed to allow witnesses in the Trump impeachment proceedings. This was later reversed in a last-minute deal between the appropriate parties.
Anti-lockdown protestors once again braved the bitter cold and risked arrest Saturday in opposition of the ongoing COVID-19 lockdowns in Toronto.
Julie Keith, a mom in Oregon discovered a cry for help hidden in a box of Kmart Halloween decorations from Chinese inmates at a re-education camp.
Experts insist that if the Biden administration shuts down the Dakota Access pipeline, food prices could increase astronomically.
China has been formally criticized by the Biden administration for their refusal to provide the World Health Organization with early data on cases of the novel coronavirus.
Roughly half of employees at the New York Times said they don't feel like they can speak freely at work, according to an internal survey, the New York Post reports.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis had harsh words this week for states who are refusing to reopen schools due to fears of the coronavirus and other "special interests."
Disney producer Jack Morrissey previously posted on Twitter an image of the students at Covington Catholic High School going into a wood chipper (MAGA) "hats first". He has faced no disciplinary actions from Disney whatsoever.