Twitter bans an American lawmaker's account for spreading misinformation about Corona
The social networking site "Twitter" announced the ban on the personal account of US Republican Representative Marjorie Taylor Green, on the grounds that it spread misleading information about the Corona epidemic.
And the site said in a statement on Sunday that it had permanently banned the “mtgreenee@” account owned by Greene, a member of the US House of Representatives from Georgia.
He pointed out that Green frequently publishes false information about the Corona epidemic.
But the site still provides access to the official account of the Republican representative "@RepMTG".
Green faces criticism for publishing misleading information about Corona, and her opposition to receiving vaccines and wearing masks, in her tweets on her personal account.
Investigations accelerate as the first anniversary of the January 6 attack on Capitol Hill approaches
The investigations of the US House of Representatives committee into the January 6 attack on Capitol Hill (Congress) accelerated with the approach of the first anniversary of the deadly riots , which shook the United States.
The House of Representatives formed the committee in June, tasking it with investigating the facts, circumstances, and causes related to the January 6 attack, and since then, lawmakers have spoken with more than 300 people, issued more than 40 subpoenas requesting testimony and documents, and held a public hearing that sometimes included Emotional testimonies from four police officers who were at the Capitol to fend off rioters that day.
The facts and circumstances of the capitol riots extend to the White House and the adjacent hotel, which was used by associates of former President Donald Trump to make plans to cancel the election.
According to several lawmakers, Trump's associates plannedThat's why on the day of ratification of US President Joe Biden's victory in the presidential election.
Representative Penny Thompson revealed that the House committee had requested information from the Willard Hotel in downtown Washington, which was said to have served as a "war room" for the Trump team.
The committee has already obtained information from former New York City Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik, attorney John Eastman and former New York Governor Rudy Giuliani, showing how they have been pressing Republican lawmakers to vote to nullify the election results in certain states.
The committee requested from the National Archives videos, which Trump recorded during the riots.
Trump, too, plans to hold a news conference from the Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida on Thursday, and is expected to repeat his allegations, based on no evidence, that the 2020 presidential election was fraudulent.