Macron orders COVID-19 lockdown across all of France, closes schools https://t.co/e81buveTBJ pic.twitter.com/JzDp63fU1L

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 31, 2021

Breaking News: France will enter a third national lockdown for a month after President Emmanuel Macron announced a new set of restrictions in a move to halt a new deadly virus wave. https://t.co/0NJ4yLaHqW

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 31, 2021

BREAKING—France 🇫🇷 schools to close for at least 3 weeks (remote) under 3rd lockdown. Cases surging. Variants now dominant, especially #B117 variant that has higher infection in kids versus the old strain (higher %increase than adults vs old common). https://t.co/mpJKzt8rjU pic.twitter.com/DRqXgFMaWa

— Eric Feigl-Ding (@DrEricDing) March 31, 2021

"We have never known such a situation": Paris doctors say hospitals are being overwhelmed with COVID-19 patients, warn of catastrophic choices ahead if France does not go into a full lockdown. https://t.co/bWlte9eooc

— AP Europe (@AP_Europe) March 28, 2021

PITTSBURGH (AP) — President Joe Biden on Wednesday outlined a $2.3 trillion plan to reengineer the nation’s infrastructure over the next eight years in what he billed as “a once in a generation investment in America.” https://t.co/0FMP9dZ3LW

— Jonathan Lemire (@JonLemire) March 31, 2021

President Biden unveils his $2 trillion infrastructure proposal: "It's time to build our economy from the bottom up and from the middle out, not the top down…Because Wall Street didn't build this country. You, the great middle class, built this country" https://t.co/4wQKY7diia pic.twitter.com/r0JONUduCL

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) March 31, 2021

Biden: This is "unlike anything we've done since the interstate highway system and space race decades ago."https://t.co/L1s8S8TTkJ

A big part of this is to bathe forward-looking climate investments and combating racial inequities in the glow of 50s/60s economic nostalgia: https://t.co/JRhk4zY7gK

— Greg Sargent (@GregTSargent) March 31, 2021

It’s time to finally rebuild American infrastructure & invest in a clean energy future—all while creating millions of good-paying jobs. I’m going to work with @POTUS & my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to pass the bold infrastructure plan we need.https://t.co/PKJqan6O4v

— Senator Chris Coons (@ChrisCoons) March 31, 2021

With @POTUS's infrastructure plan, Amtrak will create jobs and improve equity across the country, and we are ready to deliver. America needs a rail network that offers frequent, reliable, sustainable and equitable train service. Now is our time, let’s make rail the solution.

— Amtrak (@Amtrak) March 31, 2021

Historically, infrastructure has been bipartisan.

There is no reason it can’t be bipartisan again.

The divisions of the moment shouldn’t stop us from doing right by the future.

— President Biden (@POTUS) March 31, 2021

I think is the greatest mystery of the Trump presidency. Trump likes to build stuff, especially big stuff. Bannon said they were going to go big on infrastructure. Trump would have been able to get Dem votes, create jobs, play to his base. Not doing it was a huge unforced error. https://t.co/qwBeCLvBvE

— James Surowiecki (@JamesSurowiecki) March 31, 2021

President Biden crystallizes his argument to go big, saying: “If we act now, in 50 years people will look back and say this was the moment America won the future.”

— Jeff Zeleny (@jeffzeleny) March 31, 2021

Biden: "No one making under $400,000 will see their federal taxes go up. Period."pic.twitter.com/ps7syHNHro

— Brian Tyler Cohen (@briantylercohen) March 31, 2021

Okay. NOW it's infrastructure week!

— Secretary Pete Buttigieg (@SecretaryPete) March 31, 2021

NEW: DHS chief details actions to strengthen cybersecurity in wake of major hacks https://t.co/1kZcYQ9FT4 pic.twitter.com/j0w2wIgevI

— The Hill (@thehill) March 31, 2021

Johnson & Johnson put future vaccine shipments from one factory in the U.S. on hold after about 15 million doses were ruined by an ingredient mixup. https://t.co/v1GYVyHSG5

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 31, 2021

Bystander explains why he challenged Derek Chauvin, moments after George Floyd's body was removed from scene. https://t.co/a0gST7xVF1

— NBC News (@NBCNews) March 31, 2021

Among the many important things the Chauvin trial has already exposed is the grief, trauma and in some cases guilt many of the witnesses have experienced. A number of them are children. The ripple effects of injustice are wide.

— S.E. Cupp (@secupp) March 31, 2021

It’s striking, how much guilt many of the witnesses in the trial of ex-cop Chauvin feel over George Floyd’s death. Chauvin has exhibited no remorse.

— Joyce Alene (@JoyceWhiteVance) March 31, 2021

Charles McMillian, who tried to speak to George Floyd as officers first tried to put him in a police car and then later as Floyd shouted for his mama while Derek Chauvin kneeled on his neck, just broke down on the witness stand.

Court on a break now.pic.twitter.com/otRlBocOuZ

— Yamiche Alcindor (@Yamiche) March 31, 2021

Imagine how differently the summer would have gone if Barr had allowed Chauvin to be quickly locked up for murder in the 3rd. https://t.co/pPIHyCe1Nx

— ClearingTheFog (@clearing_fog) March 31, 2021

So this apparent extortion scheme involved men saying they had learned about the federal probe into alleged Gaetz sex crimes and wanted his dad to fund the rescue of a hostage in Iran, so Gaetz could take credit and get a presidential pardon. Yowza. https://t.co/bwZNZhlazc

— Helen Kennedy (@HelenKennedy) March 31, 2021

A Fox News Media spokesperson said in response: “No one with any level of authority has had conversations with Matt Gaetz for any of our platforms and we have no interest in hiring him.” https://t.co/TIAf5q80kR

— kendis (@kendisgibson) March 31, 2021

read the room https://t.co/ElKqJG9wvd

— Clara Jeffery (@ClaraJeffery) March 31, 2021

Gaetz has a major minor problem, while Biden has a minor Major problem.

— Jim Trailmaster 🇺🇦 (@jim_sidewalk) March 31, 2021

The UK is poised for a “decade of unprecedented economic change” after Covid-19 and Brexit https://t.co/ntyADmletZ

— The New European – Think Without Borders (@TheNewEuropean) March 31, 2021

UK shellfish farmers threaten legal action over ban on exports to EU https://t.co/SJm9pbqljC

— The Guardian (@guardian) March 31, 2021

When it comes to finding compromise & flexibility on the post #brexit protocol, there is no better an ally than @simoncoveney & the Irish Govt but some are happy to use it as a political distraction https://t.co/KIcIDDOgb3

— Neale Richmond (@nealerichmond) March 31, 2021

'Don't blow it' says health secretary as thousands gather in sunshine https://t.co/7ftTVjmMUf

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) March 31, 2021

➡️ Rule breakers warned amid sunshine gatherings
➡️ Children 'well protected by Pfizer vaccine'
➡️ Glastonbury to stage 'spectacular' livestream

Here's our evening coronavirus update https://t.co/JyeDVjyPK4

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) March 31, 2021

Covid vaccine passports would be un-British, says Starmer https://t.co/0mDtQ5JOdx

— Ian Dunt (@IanDunt) March 31, 2021

Shock as government report into structural racism conducted by people who don’t believe in structural racism finds no evidence of structural racism. https://t.co/0RluARWzud

— David Schneider (@davidschneider) March 31, 2021

the 'no racism in the uk' report team meeting pic.twitter.com/LZyglWuc5D

— Michael Spicer (@MrMichaelSpicer) March 31, 2021

Wednesday’s Daily MAIL: “Britain’s Race Revolution” #TomorrowsPapersToday pic.twitter.com/PCrm4cO8bN

— Allie Hodgkins-Brown (@AllieHBNews) March 30, 2021

Everyone involved in this report, from Munira Mirza (head of policy unit), to Tony Sewell, to Boris Johnson himself, has been critical of concept of institutional racism and argued racism is culture of "victimhood". And guess what it concludes…https://t.co/fjsfo5QeVz

— Sathnam Sanghera (@Sathnam) March 31, 2021

If you’re ready to spend the rest of your life denying the observable reality of Brexit, denying the observable reality of institutional racism is a piece of cake.

— James O'Brien (@mrjamesob) March 31, 2021

we have a sleaze problem, which starts with Boris Johnson and Robert Jenrick but goes well beyond them https://t.co/riiv3pZQTr

— Henry Mance (@henrymance) March 31, 2021

"Former (BBC) colleagues tell me there is a deep-seated reluctance to cover this and other stories that cast Boris Johnson in a bad light, with one saying it’s coming “from the top” https://t.co/lrJ3TVlaTA

— Alistair McBay #FBPE #RejoinEU #onceawasp (@secularmac) March 31, 2021

Johnson is The Lying King.

— Gerry McK (@GMcK2012) March 31, 2021

My @BBCNewsnight clip on how @BorisJohnson and his crew of corrupt charlatans smashes the 7 Nolan Principles on a daily basis. Honesty. Objectivity. Openness. Selflessness. Integrity. Accountability. Leadership by example. They mean nothing to him pic.twitter.com/Po0W7q6pFm

— ALASTAIR CAMPBELL (@campbellclaret) March 31, 2021