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Images of the Polish embassy in Tokyo, where Belarusian Olympic athlete Kristina Timanovskaya is reported to be by Japanese media on Monday, after the 24-year-old claimed her team tried to force her to leave Japan. Tsimanouskaya will likely travel to Poland, the sprinter's husband told AFP on Monday, adding he himself had left Belarus. IMAGES
On Friday, President-elect Joe Biden said he expects his January 20 inauguration to be a "more imaginative" virtual event. Business Insider reports the event will be much like the 2020 DNC. "It is highly unlikely that there will be a million people on the mall, going all the way down to the [Lincoln] Memorial," Biden said. The decision is in stark contrast to that made by President Trump. Trump began his term in 2017 by arguing about the number of spectators at his inauguration.
Former national security advisor Michael Flynn shared an ad from a right-wing activist group on Twitter on Tuesday. The group is calling on President Donald Trump to invoke martial law, to 'temporarily suspend the Constitution,' and have the military hold a new election. In his post, Flynn tagged several Trump-supporting lawyers and media personalities, and wrote, 'Freedom never kneels except for God.' Business Insider reports the ad came from Tom Zawistowski, the president of a right-wing Ohio activist group called the We The People Convention. In fact, the president may not unilaterally cancel, delay, postpone, or change the date of an election, even if he declares martial--that power lies with Congress. Declaring martial law also does not suspend the Constitution, and the military has no role in administering elections.
Images outside the Wisconsin Center ahead of the 2020 Democratic National Convention (DNC), which opens today in Milwaukee. Democrats kick off an unprecedented political experiment, an all-virtual national convention that nominates Joe Biden as their White House candidate to battle Donald Trump in the heat of a deadly pandemic. 1ST IMAGES
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump accused his Democratic counterpart Hillary Clinton of selling "about 20 percent of America's uranium supply to the Russians," while campaigning in Akron, Ohio, on Monday.
The representatives of Judicial Watch, a right-wing government transparency group, appeared outside the E. Barrett Prettyman United States Courthouse in Washington DC, Monday, following the decision to release 15,000 emails of Democratic presidential nominee, Hilary Clinton, before the general elections in November.
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