Roundup: US bailout becomes law, insurgency investigation continues

today was The first anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic worldwideAccording to WHO officials. It is today too President Joe Biden signed the US bailout planThe plan sponsored by Democrats and condemned by Republicans to deal with the economic damage to American families, businesses, and state governments. New relief funds will begin to be distributed to Americans this weekend.

In other news of the day:

• Prosecutors revolve around Rhodes, founder of Oath Keepers, for his role in the January 6 rebellion

• A jury quickly acquitted an Iowa journalist for arrest while covering the Bloomington Liberation Movement protests.

• Arkansas governor signs near-complete abortion ban in latest attempt to erase it Ru vs. wade

• State officials use multiple excuses to withhold pollen from communities of color

• College athletes are asking the National Collegiate Athletic Association to withdraw tournaments from states that ban the sport of transgender people

From the community:

• Dominion has evidence of damage

• Trump’s Defense Department chief says Trump started the riots