Twitter changes policies after criticism for restricting anti-Biden content
Other users complained that they were still blocked from sharing the Post story, suggesting the rule change hadn't yet come into effect.

French Health Workers Protest in Paris Demanding Better Working Conditions
President Emmanuel President Macron's office says France will restore a state of health emergency that expired three months ago. Within curfew areas public transport will continue to run as normal to allow people to go to and from work.

U.S. election 2020: Early voting records smashed amid enthusiasm wave
The enormous numbers of voters have led to long lines, with some people waiting for up to 11 hours for an opportunity to vote. There are also concerns over voting by mail, such as potential voter fraud , and ballots not being filled out correctly.

Billionaire Robert Smith to pay $140M over tax probe
Anderson applauded Smith for stepping up, despite the serious nature of his crimes, which occurred from 2000 to mid-2015. Brockman is the CEO of Reynolds & Reynolds, one of the largest vendors of auto dealership software in the United States.

One dead as part of building collapses at Western Australia university
The Australian Broadcasting Corporation reported that the collapse happened while a glass roof was being installed. Police said the construction had been going on for months and they were unaware of any issues with the worksite.

Pelosi Ridicules CNN's Blitzer in Contentious Exchange
Blitzer then repeated his assertion that Democrats shouldn't let "the flawless be the enemy of the good". Glenn pointed out that the "we" in Pelosi's sanctimonious claim is actually the American taxpayers.

No 10 expected to continue Brexit talks past October
He said it was time to "stop talking about words like continue or intensify" and start the final rounds of negotiation. Prior to the summit, Frost was expected to advise Johnson not to abandon talks, the person said.

Russian Federation coronavirus: Country approves second vaccine after early trials
Vektor, the company which manufactures EpiVacCorona, said it hopes to produce the first 60,000 doses "in the nearest future". Russian Federation expects that by the end of 2021 it will have supplied over 1 billion doses of the Sputnik V vaccine.

Google Shuts Down Play Music Store
Google is at the moment providing an choice the place Play Music customers can switch all their purchases to YouTube Music . Google is more interested in bringing YouTube Music to Apple's wearables than its own platform.

Le'Veon Bell To Decide Between Dolphins, Chiefs, Bills
The starting back is rookie sensation Clyde Edwards-Helaire - who can ball - but let's face it, he could probably use the help. Running back Le'Veon Bell didn't last long on the free-agent market after being released by the New York Jets .

Nicki Minaj Announces Her Return With Sada Baby Remix
Another showed her in a ruffled bottom, white knee-high stockings and a blue done-up hairstyle, complete with a bright-green bow. Nicki Minaj's Proud Mama StatusNicki Minaj has given birth to her first child, a source confirms exclusively to PEOPLE .

Your blood type may determine how sick you get from COVID
This means that it's not clear how the relationship between blood type and Covid-19 works and any link may be coincidental. The second research is based on almost 95 people from Vancouver, Canada who had tested positive for the virus.

7 new cases of COVID in Niagara Thursday
Gomez said the people that are facing difficulty with COVID-19 are not numbers, they are neighbors, friends and relatives. The number of active cases sits at 85 and the number of outbreaks has dropped to four - all in long-term care homes.

Huawei considers selling off the Honor brand
Xiaomi shipped over 28.8 million smartphones around the world in the second quarter of 2020, according to research firm Canalys. However in May past year , it was added to the US Entity list which prevented Huawei from trading with US companies.

These Michigan communities are turning in the most absentee ballot so far
The deadline to apply for an absentee ballot is October 27 for people who apply online , postmark, email or fax the application. British Columbians will have one extra day this election to cast their ballots ahead of time than they did in 2017.