The Daily Populous

New York (CNN) Google announced Thursday that it had disabled 210 YouTube channels that were uploading videos "in a coordinated manner" about the ongoing protests in Hong Kong.

The announcement came three days after Twitter and Facebook announced they had shut down a network of hundreds of accounts that were posting content aimed at undermining pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong.

Google, which owns YouTube, provided no details on how popular the YouTube channels were or how many videos had been posted to the channels. »

The President boasted on Wednesday that the people he visited in the hospital “love their President,” adding that “doctors were coming out of the operating rooms.”.

That’s not what happened, according to the hospital Trump visited in El Paso.

According to the Post, two victims who were already discharged did come back to the hospital to greet Trump. »

OTTAWA—The Liberals are challenging Andrew Scheer to end his “boycott” of gay pride events after unearthing a 2005 speech the Conservative leader made suggesting same-sex marriage cannot be considered marriage at all.

In the speech, Scheer said the most important thing to society is raising children because society’s “very survival requires it.”.

Scheer voted against the Civil Marriages Act in 2005, as did the vast majority of then-leader Stephen Harper’s Conservative caucus. »

This finding, published in the journal Nature Communications, also provides a potential explanation as to why a small number of female sex workers worldwide continue to test negative for infection despite continuous high-risk sexual activity.

The current study directly addressed if semen could be a factor in resistance.

“Importantly, we show that semen exposure can promote host resistance but does not protect against infection,” said Montaner. »