Wisconsin governor may activate National Guard to fill poll worker shortages

I can't stop saying Tönka. Similar to how Gunna has encouraged people to start living a more P-friendly lifestyle, Yeat has created his own language full of umlauts that has me wondering if January and Shmunktobër are the same thing.

accused of killing his two toddlers reportedly told FBI agents that he "felt like Neo from the Matrix" when they hauled him in for questioning.American Matthew Taylor Coleman, 40, allegedly murdered his two-year-old son Kaleo and 10-month-old daughter Roxy after taking them to Baja California, Mexico, in August 2021.He was arrested by authorities as he re-entered the US across the border.An arrest affidavit document shows that Coleman told investigators he felt like the '90s film protagonist as he "saw all the pieces falling into place" while laying on a bed before carrying out the acts.He also began to believe that his wife possessed the DNA of a serpent, and could be a shapeshifter.The affidavit says: "He said visions and signs revealed that his wife, A.C. [Abby Coleman], possessed serpent DNA (M.

EastEnders from 2004 to 2010 - and her life has changed a lot since her exit.In the years since she left, Melissa has landed a handful of acting roles but has mostly centred her focus around body positivity and her businesses including her clothing brand and parenting blog.The 29-year-old shows off body positivity in nearly every snap, and her latest look in her stunning orange swimsuit is no different as the star looked utterly glamorous.Melissa posed in the stunning one-piece which slashed at her waist to show off her stunning inking as the centre of the swimsuit plunged as the star praised jumping for joy "without boobs falling out".She lifted her hands into the air as she flashed a huge smile and donned a pair of sunglasses on top of her head.Melissa's blonde locks fell in waves down past her shoulders as she looked overjoyed to don the stunning ensemble.She shared the snap in front of her 35,000 Instagram followers as she posted a collaboration with CurvyKate and praised the swimsuit for supporting her boobs. As she shared her thoughts on the product, Melissa was inundated with supportive comments from her followers.

Chelsea legend John Terry has paid tribute to Roman Abramovich after the Russian billionaire confirmed he has put the club up for sale. Abramovich has come under the spotlight over the past week following his country’s invasion of Ukraine.

Harry Potter films - and which comedy legend could have appeared in the series.The twins shared behind the scenes secrets from the famous film series on celebrity video platform Cameo, to celebrate World Book Day on March 3, 2022.Before the hugely successful book series became films, both James and Oliver Phelps were fans of the novels - and one in particular holds fond memories.In an exclusive video for Harry Potter fans, Fred actor James Phelps explained that his favourite book from the series is Prisoner of Azkaban, as he was reading the third book while auditioning for the films in the Summer of 2000.He said: "It actually always takes me back so you know the smell that books have? Books have this amazing unique smell right? That smell always takes me back to The Prisoner of Azkaban, no matter what book it is I'm reading."That will always take me back to that specific book and that specific summer, when let's face it, my life changed forever."And the story is awesome obviously."Meanwhile, George actor Oliver Phelps said it was difficult to choose a favourite as they were all "fantastic".However, he explained: "Goblet of Fire was always a really, really good one to read - mainly because when it came out you saw the size of thing and you were like, that's going to take a while to read, but just flying through because it was such an immersive read."After landing the roles of Fred and George Weasley in the Harry Potter films, James and Oliver rose to fame across the world as the lovable duo.However, James has revealed that there is another character from the book that he would have loved to have played, but sadly the character did not make the cut - Peeves the Ghost - saying: "That’s the one character I wish could have

Ukraine have been warned not to post in social media or they could be thrown in horror prisoner of war (POW) camps or paraded on camera for hostage videos. SAS hero Phil Campion issued the worrying warning with scores of foolhardy Brits pledging to join the international legion and fight off the Russians.The ex-special forces soldier is urging those who have travelled to Ukraine to be careful with what they post on their socials, as it could give away their positions and lead to their capture by the Russians or Russian-supporting rebels.The 53-year-old told the Daily Star: “Make sure you know why you want to go, identify the key reasons why you want to go to Ukraine.“If you are out there trying to increase your Instagram hits and try to portray all this and that, there is a good chance that if your personal security isn’t up to scratch, somebody on the wrong side will get their hands on you.“And God forbid if they do.

Michael Steele, who became the first Black chairman of the Republican National Committee a decade ago, has endorsed Democratic nominee and former Vice President Joe Biden in the 2020 presidential race. “I am an American, a conservative and a Republican, in that order,” Steele wrote in an NBC News op-ed published early Tuesday.

An activist group is planning large-scale and widespread ‘disruptive activity’ starting on the night of the election, in an attempt to stop what it predicts will be an “attempted coup” by President Trump in the form of a refusal to accept the election results. “Shut Down D.C.” is setting the stage for mass gatherings in D.C., noting that the “resistance” must begin during the “muddied” legal and political debate over the election outcome.

A new poll in the battleground state of New Hampshire indicates that voters who back President Trump are far less likely to express their support publicly than those who back Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden. More than 60% of Trump supporters questioned in a University of New Hampshire Survey Center poll say they won’t put a Trump yard sign outside their home or a bumper sticker on their car because of fears of vandalism.That number drops by approximately half for Biden supporters wary of placing yard signs on their lawns or bumper stickers on their vehicles.

President Trump traveled to Kenosha, Wis., Tuesday to demonstrate his profound and sincere support for the heartland community as it rebuilds from the senseless rioting, looting and violence it has experienced over the past week. During his visit, the president announced that he would be providing $1 million in emergency support to Kenosha law enforcement, $13 million to law enforcement agencies statewide in Wisconsin, and nearly $4 million to small businesses.

I know that Sen. Kamala Harris will be an exceptional vice president of the United States because I know where she comes from.

A recent Gallup poll found 77% of registered voters said the outcome of the November election between President Trump and Joe Biden matters more to them than prior U.S. elections.  That represents an uptick of 6 percentage points from 2016 when Trump faced of against former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

The rich and famous have been threatening to leave the U.S. since Trump’s election in 2016, which comedian Michael Loftus told “Fox & Friends Weekend” is a completely ego-driven statement.

Last Week Tonight. "Over the last six months, Trump has constantly tried to deflect blame for his handing of the coronavirus onto the WHO, China, and the close relationship that he claims the two have" — so much so he "decided to withdraw the United States from the WHO," and "the clock is ticking.""Given that we're now on track to leave the WHO in less than a year, tonight let's talk about what that actually means — how important the WHO's work is, how valid criticisms of it are, and what we might be putting at stake," Oliver said.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced plans for "mass vaccination sites" all over the state on Sunday, to disperse the impending coronavirus vaccine promised by President Trump.  The sites will be made available through the federal government and have been "vetted" by an independent state panel, The New York Post reported.  “How do you administer 40 million vaccines to the state of New York? That is the trick,’’ Cuomo said during a press briefing on the issue.  The New York Democrat also said multiple doses of the vaccine might be required to service some of the state's 20 million residents, adding that, “most of the vaccines they’re talking about require two doses,"’ three to four weeks apart.

Made in Chelsea star Jamie Laing has said he likes wearing clothes belonging to his girlfriend as they “feel better”.The reality TV personality, who is currently competing on BBC series Strictly Come Dancing, said: “I’ve had a moment of realisation, of clarity.

President Trump tore into Sen. Ben Sasse Saturday in a series of tweets after the Nebraska Republican excoriated the president in a recent call with constituents and called him a "TV-obsessed narcissistic individual." Trump said "Little Ben" is the "least effective" Republican in the Senate and "a person who truly doesn’t have what it takes to be great." "Little Ben is a liability to the Republican Party, and an embarrassment to the Great State of Nebraska.

Democratic Sen.Tammy Baldwin urged President Trump to send COVID-19 supplies to Wisconsin, citing six months of shortages that have further exacerbated mounting cases and hospitalizations in recent weeks.  "I urged you to act to deliver this assistance swiftly," Baldwin said, citing an earlier letter to Trump in April.

A Wisconsin judge on Wednesday temporarily blocked an order from Gov.Tony Evers' administration limiting the number of people who can gather in bars, restaurants and other indoor places, a move that comes as the state breaks records for new coronavirus cases, deaths and hospitalizations. The Tavern League of Wisconsin sued on Tuesday.

Gov.Tony Evers, D-Wis., is pleading with state GOP lawmakers to stop legal efforts to thwart mask mandates and coronavirus restrictions amid a fresh surge in cases that has propelled the state to record-breaking infection rates.  "I ask you and your allies to withdraw from ongoing litigation to strike down our public health emergency and order requiring masks in public places – which nearly 70% of Wisconsinites support – and decline to pursue new litigation that will further hinder our state’s ability to respond to this pandemic," Evers wrote in a letter to Wisconsin's top Republicans, Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald and State Assembly Speaker Robin Vos.  Evers' letter follows a judge's ruling against a lawsuit from a conservative

After all, there’s a reason why House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., and even President Trump have alluded to why individual House contests could have exponential impact, depending on who wins and loses in which state. To be clear, there are few scenarios where Democrats could lose control of the House this fall.The current breakdown is 232 Democrats to 197 Republicans and one Libertarian, Rep.