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Facebook to Block Events Near U S Capitol: Inaugural Update

Facebook to Block Events Near U.S. Capitol: Inaugural Update Bloomberg 1/15/2021 Bloomberg News © Bloomberg The U.S. Capitol at sunrise in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Thursday, Jan. 14, 2021. President Trump s unprecedented second impeachment heads to the Senate, where his fate rests with Republican leader McConnell, who now has more leverage than ever over the president in his final week in office. (Bloomberg) Facebook Inc. said it will block users from creating events near the U.S. Capitol. Several key bridges to Washington will close on Tuesday, a day before the inauguration. As many as 25,000 troops will be in the city for inauguration. Members of Congress and their staff are being encouraged to work from home through inauguration.

Virginia Hospitals Announce More Than 175,000 COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Have Been Administered During First Month of Vaccination Program

Advertisement The following press release is from the Virginia Hospital & Healthcare Association.  Bottom line: we need to crank this up, big time, to Gov. Northam’s goal of 50k shots per day, if we ever want to defeat this pandemic. Virginia Hospitals Announce More Than 175,000 COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Have Been Administered During First Month of Vaccination Program  More Than 73,000 Vaccine Doses Have Been Administered by Hospitals and Health Systems in the Past Week; Hospitals Account for the Majority of Doses Administered So Far in Virginia RICHMOND, VA – Virginia hospitals have administered more than 175,000 doses of the Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines in the four weeks since the Commonwealth received the first shipment of doses in mid-December. That figure reflects doses administered by hospitals as of Tuesday, Jan. 12. As Virginia Governor Ralph Northam noted at a Thursday afternoon news conference, “Virginia’s hospitals and health syst

Gov Northam giving 2021 State of the Commonwealth address

Delta Air Lines bans checked firearms to Washington, DC ahead of inauguration

US: Virginia governor backs move to end death penalty | Death Penalty News

Virginia Governor Ralph Northam has said he supports a bill introduced by state legislators to end capital punishment in the state, US media reported. State legislators in Virginia’s House and Senate on Wednesday introduced bills that would abolish the death penalty and convert existing capital sentences to life sentences without parole, ABC News reported. Later on Wednesday, Virginia Governor Northam said in his annual State of the Commonwealth address that he supports efforts to abolish Virginia’s death penalty, citing racial injustices in the criminal justice system and the possibility of the state condemning innocent people. This is known to have happened at least once in modern history. Earl Washington, a Black man, was sentenced to death in 1984 and “spent 18 years in prison in Virginia, including nine-and-a-half of them on death row. But he didn’t do it”, Northam said in his address.

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