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Federal bureaucracy used its overwhelming power to essentially say here's what you can say and can't say working with social media. you ask me what it did to me. the power of the censorship is they don't actually -- they can't fully stop me from talking. what they can do is put a misleading label on me or limit the extent which people see my tweets or whatever. the upshot is to undermine true things that i'm saying in the minds of the public. so, for instance, when i had a round table with governor desantis in 2021 youtube censored it so people couldn't see it. what was the purpose of that? so...

The siblings — aged 13, nine, five and one — are "ve ry wea k" are "very weak" but "happy to see their family", said their grandfather. the four children were found on friday after more than a month of searching by the military and local people. noxious smoke finally has eased over the last few days over parts of north america over the weekend. the wildfires in canada still pose a major threat. researchers at stanford university called an historic event, with the city of new york being shrouded in orange haze. but for many asian cities, noxious smoke is nothing new. according to air qualit...

Epidemiologist says coronavirus is on track to claim twice as many lives as flu in 2023.

A South Australian epidemiologist says COVID infection numbers are rising at a near record level in the state.

Serious diseases sometimes spread by infected ticks in Wyoming include tularemia, Rocky Mountain spotted fever (RMSF) and Colorado tick fever (CTF).