The Daily Populous

A Michigan judge on Wednesday found that while Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s stay-at-home order does “temporary harm” to the constitutional rights of Michigan residents, the harm doesn’t outweigh the public health risk posed by the coronavirus outbreak.

Steve Martinko, owner of an Oakland County landscaping business, and four other Michigan residents filed a lawsuit against the governor and other state officials claiming the stay-at-home order infringes on their constitutional rights and should be declared invalid.

The stay-at-home order was first put in place March 24, suspending activities "not necessary to sustain or protect life." »

This should not be surprising to fans of the show, seeing as how season 1 of The Boys was very well received.

The show also isn’t new to early renewals either, as season 2 was announced before season 1 premiered.

Showrunner Eric Kripke has already talked about what he would like to do in a potential (and now actual) third season. »

If you have a free-range feline, chances are you've become suspicious of your jerk cat's outdoor past times and with good reason.

Yep, this jerk cat's disloyal diablerie has been exposed for what it was — a selfish desire for two mums.

As Simba's owner Shirley Bishop of Inglewood in New Zealand told Stuff, the two-year-old cat disappears for a few days on the regular. »

American voters view Donald Trump as having traits associated with sadistic personality disorder and narcissistic personality disorder, according to new research published in Clinical Psychological Science.

The study found that even those who personally voted for Trump perceived him as having a highly disordered personality.

“Did Trump supporters and Clinton supporters have wildly different views of Trump’s personality, or did they simply disagree in their value judgements of his personality? »