The Daily Populous

A federal scientist who says he was removed from his post after disputing the efficacy of an unproven malaria drug to combat coronavirus has filed a whistleblower complaint alleging that his warnings were dismissed by the administration.

The complaint also details attempts by Dr Kadlec, the HHS assistant secretary for preparedness and response, to bypass Dr Bright for funding.

“He knew that providing this information to a journalist would place him further at odds with HHS leadership,” the complaint says. »

Michigan is considering move to ban guns inside state Capitol Building.

LANSING – The Michigan Capitol Commission has sought legal advice and could make a decision Monday on whether guns should be banned inside the Capitol, the vice chairman of the commission said Tuesday.

John Truscott, a Republican and vice chairman of the six-member Michigan State Capitol Commission, which oversees the building, said he was "very disturbed" by what he saw Thursday. »

Cops arrest armed men, Texas bar owner who violated order to close Sheriff said they were there to intimidate officers.

Cops in western Texas said they arrested a bar owner and a group of armed men Monday after they violated the state's order.

When officers arrived, they saw six men in body armor and armed rifles standing outside the establishment, according to Griffis. »

The number of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) cases in Austria dropped from 90 to 10 cases per one million people, two weeks after the government required everyone to wear a face mask on April 6.

The number of cases didn't slow down nor plateau because they didn't wear masks to slow down the spread.

Although China ranked fourth place at almost 100,000, the country also plateaued on the 20th day because they wore face masks. »