The Daily Populous

Fewer than 2 in 10 Americans told surveyors that the punishments are "too harsh" while 28 percent said they believed the consequences to be fair.

Five people, including one U.S. Capitol Police officer, died during or shortly after the riot.

Roughly two-thirds of Americans say it's "never justified" for citizens to take violent action, while one-third said such action is justifiable. »

But Ryan Reynolds didn’t have to pay any licensing fees for his newest ad for Mint Mobile and its new cellular bill-based spoof of the children’s classic, “Winnie-the -Screwed.”.

The new Mint Mobile ad is typical Reynolds ad fare, quickly and creatively tapping into a broader cultural conversation for one of his brands.

If any of those cases are decided or settled this year, rest assured, we can probably expect an Aviation Gin ad making fun of it. »

Russian President Vladimir Putin has not been shy about suggesting that Russian military action might be needed to resolve ongoing differences with Ukraine.

In 2014, Putin and Russia annexed the Crimean peninsula from Ukraine; that was followed by battles in Donbas, a region in southeastern Ukraine.

Biden has responded to the current tensions by indicating that the United States would not accept a Russian invasion of Ukraine, threatening sanctions. »

Marjorie Taylor Greene, the right-wing congresswoman famous for her support of conspiracy theories about the 2020 election, Covid-19, and other issues, has been temporarily suspended from Facebook hours after being banned permanently from Twitter.

Ms Greene retains access to Twitter through the account for her congressional office, @RepMTG, which is largely operated by staff.

The account banned on Sunday was a personal Twitter account operated by Ms Greene herself. »