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While state and local leaders have issued lockdown restrictions against large gatherings in people's homes, some people are ignoring them.

The website largely mocks President Donald Trump for losing the 2020 national election, his refusal to concede as well as the dealings of his "Official Election Defense Fund."

Thursday marked the third day of protests outside the Los Angeles mayor's official residence.

"Revall Burke—a Chicago, Illinois poll worker—died of COVID-19 two weeks after the state's primary election," Michael McDonald wrote on the list.

"In spite of what America and the rest of the world is experiencing right now, there are many reasons to be thankful."

"I am grateful by the decision of the Justices of the United States Supreme Court, who have recognized the clear First Amendment violation and urgent need for relief in this case."

Health officials said the outbreak was linked to youth basketball competitions held at the facility in early November.

Late Wednesday, Trump-appointee Justice Amy Coney Barrett played her first decisive role in the Supreme Court as it ruled against Governor Andrew Cuomo's COVID-19 restrictions for religious services.

The site, DefendingTheRepublic.org, says it was established by Powell to "defend and to protect the integrity of elections in the United States."

Adamson Barbecue and its owner, Adam Skelly, are facing nine charges for violating Toronto's lockdown orders and opening for indoor dining.

Nearly four million people traveled by air since the start of this week, according to the TSA's records.

Peterson's new book Beyond Order: 12 More Rules for Life will not be released until next March, but is already attracting attention.