Save the Children becomes rallying cry in Morris and online
In Morris Illinois Lynn Vermillion joins a nationwide campaign calling to end child trafficking under the Save Our Children banner. The movement, tied to QAnon discourse and supportive of Trump, coopts the Save the Children name online while critics warn against misinformation and the hijacking of humanitarian work.
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Morris
Ill
Illinois
Lynn Vermillion
U.S
Qanon
Donald Trump
Save the Children
Vermillion
Trump
Signal Labs
Associated Press
Polaris
Facebook
Instagram
Twitter
Barack Obama
Michelle
Bill Clinton
Hillary Clinton
FBI
Amanda Seitz
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Melbourne ends 111 day virus lockdown easing restrictions
Melbourne moves to lift its 111 day Covid lockdown with 6,200 shops 5,800 cafes 1,000 beauty salons and 800 pubs set to reopen while residents still face travel limits and work from home rules. Officials praised businesses for safe reopening as Donut Day marks no new infections.
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Melbourne
Australia
Darren Silverman
Silverman
Victoria
Bourke Street
Maria Satrou
Daniel Andrews
Andrews
Satron
Japan PM signals plan to release Fukushima water soon
Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga said the government is finalizing details on releasing treated Fukushima water into the ocean, a move opposed by fishermen and protesters. A government panel recommended ocean release as most feasible, with a decision expected in weeks and a release potentially two years away after facility setup and regulatory approval.
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Japan
Tokyo
Yoshihide Suga
Fukushima
Suga
Tokyo Electric Power Co
TEPCO
Nuclear Regulation Authority
Environment and Agriculture
Foreign and Industry Ministries
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