Rules

High-profile military veteran and anti-Trump critic Travis Akers tweeted Sunday, "this is not ok @Amazon."

Fully vaccinated individuals will not need to wear a face covering in most indoor and outdoor settings from June 15.

The president is expected to announce updated CDC recommendations for the activities fully vaccinated people can resume, such as "unmasking outdoors," according to a federal official.

Carrying a black outfit wherever they are in the world and wearing tights are among some of the rules royal family members are required to follow.

The Georgia congressman said that bypassing the metal detectors was done to gain "legal standing" to bring the House Speaker to court.

Fully vaccinated people who have been around a person infected with COVID-19 do not need to stay away from others.

It is currently the U.S. state with the most known cases of B.1.1.7, also known as the U.K variant.

The social media site has gained 2.5 million new users in the past week, and doubled its membership since June.

The mayor's latest lockdown order came as the total confirmed cases in Los Angeles surpassed 414,500.

Twitter's new policy focuses on language that dehumanizes people based on race, national origin, or ethnicity, noting that tweets will be deleted and accounts may be suspended.

New curbs include a limit of two households meeting inside homes and a ban on in-person learning at colleges and high schools.

The Trump campaign ad shows screaming liberals and Trump smiling on the rising sun in a Facebook ad which skirts rules on Election Day political ad policies.

"Each candidate gets to speak for two minutes without interruption," Frank Fahrenkopf, Jr. said on Tuesday. "So that's the rule. And that's been the rule."

Weekly new cases in Sweden rose for six consecutive weeks since the week commencing August 31, according to the World Health Organization.

The employee tweeted that she knew Saltz was a critic, but said that he still needed to follow the museum's rules including booking ahead of time.

In an effort to prevent a second wave of COVID-19 affecting Quebec, officials for the city have approved new rules that will allow police to issue fines for people who don't wear masks in public places.

While some states are closing their bars again due to an increase in coronavirus cases, others continue to open and lift restrictions.

A federal judge denied the Trump administration's request to block publication of former national security adviser John Bolton's book set for release on Tuesday.

To help guide us forward, sometimes it is best to look back to the past.

Governor Mike DeWine has also encouraged Ohio residents to wear face masks to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.

"We've got to take this order dead serious; otherwise, the fact is more people will end up dying," said Governor Kay Ivey.

More than 30 states have issued 'shelter-in-place' or 'stay-at-home' orders to delay the spread of the coronavirus.

There have been nearly 200,000 infections reported worldwide and multiple governments have imposed national lockdowns to slow the spread.

Two sources familiar with the plans told New York Times that changes to rules are expected to roll back limits on "the leaching of dangerous heavy metals like arsenic, lead and mercury."

On Tuesday the social media giant published new guidelines for world leaders amid calls to curtail the president's aggressive online rhetoric.

Donald Trump's attorney said "there's nothing wrong" with the president asking foreign countries to investigate the Bidens and denied knowing the former vice president would run for the presidency when he started investigating himself in 2018.

The far-right minister in charge of asylum for Lower Austria said refugees would be required to sign the pledge along with their official asylum applications.

I should know: I took an 85-mph fastball directly to my left cheek last year. The C-Flap should be made a requirement across all leagues.

In the lawsuit, former "Apprentice" contestant Summer Zervos alleges that Trump "wrongly smeared her" by claiming that her accusations of sexual misconduct against him were lies.

Immigrants in a California detention center have to overcome nearly insurmountable barriers to get in touch with a lawyer, a lawsuit alleges.