The Ministry of Health has reported that some residents of Efrat have come in contact with individuals carrying the coronavirus strain from the UK.As a result, the city's education system - including daycare centers, private kindergartens and pre-schools, youth clubs, school buses and local special ed programs will shut down beginning tomorrow (Tuesday).

Reuters is reporting that investigators have discovered evidence the 63-year-old man suspected of setting off an explosion that rocked downtown Nashville, killing himself in the process, believed in aliens and "lizard people."A Nashville news station reported that a man familiar with the suspect received a package containing various conspiracy theories, including accounts of alien attacks In planet Earth.The suspect alerted police prior to the bombing, avoiding additional casualties. His body was the Inly Ine found in the debris of buildings damaged by the blast.

Just a few glasses of wine can significantly reduce efficacy of vaccine.

An IDF spokesperson reported that in a large-scale joint operation by the IDF and Shin Bet, a number of suspects in today's stone-throwing attack were arrested and taken in for questioning.After the Shabak received intelligence reports regarding the incident, a number of suspects were arrested in the village of Dir Nizam near Ramallah.IDF forces will continue to operate in the area until additional suspects are found and the mission completed. Roadblocks have been set up.The IDF vowed to continue protecting civilians in Judea and Samaria.

The head operation In Rivka Teitel, who was injured in the rock-throwing attack that took place in the Binyamin region In Sunday, concluded a short while ago.Sheba Hospital said that Teitel is responsive but her condition is still serious. Teitel was transferred for further treatment in the neurosurgical department.

Head of Health Ministry's public health services division, to Arutz Sheva: Going into lockdown now will put us in a better place later.

In recording published by The Washington Post, President Trump insists he won the state and threatens vague legal consequences if the officials did not act.

Georgia's Secretary of State tells Trump: "Mr. President, the challenge you have is that your data are wrong."