A further 37 countries have dropped vaccine requirements for visitors in the past month, as summarised in this update to our list of all 195 countries in the world and their travel requirements.
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Henrik cover some important developments in this special Sunday live stream.
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You know I have a travel blog too, right? In early February-- recently back from Thailand and having just canceled a summer trip to the Dordogne region of France-- I wrote a coronavirus travel post, much of it a warning about air travel.
WASHINGTON – Despite widespread outrage and resistance, Hurricane Donald shows absolutely no sign of abating as it throws domestic and international politics into disarray.
President Trump has been unsparing in his push to pursue his agenda, attacking opponents on both sides of the aisle without mercy while throwing convention to the wind in regard to issues ranging from immigration to diplomacy, the #MeToo movement to global trade.
Visibly frustrated by the University professor’s dodging of questions, Fox News’ Tucker Carlson openly called the liberal left academic “dumb” before cutting off the interview early.
Carlson pressed his guest to answer ‘what percentage WHITE is Trump trying to get the United States to’ so as to make it the white supremacist nation that the liberal left is hysterically freaking out about.
MintPress speaks with legal expert and law professor Ryan Alford, who warns that hidden within the recent Supreme Court ruling on the Trump administration’s “Muslim travel ban” is a massive power giveaway to the executive branch that allows any president to order the mass detention of American citizens without worrying about a challenge from the […]
The Supreme Court’s 5-4 decision concludes a protracted legal fight over the travel ban, which critics on the left argued was discriminatory toward Muslims. The Trump White House consistently contended that the ban was a national security issues, and a continuation of a ban first enacted under the Obama administration.
The Supreme Court delivered a major victory to the Trump administration, as the court justices affirmed the US President’s vast powers over matters of national security.
