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The video covers several current events: Twitter's permanent ban of former KKK leader David Duke for violating its rules against hateful conduct; Hong Kong's decision to delay its Legislative Council elections by a year due to COVID-19, amid concerns of political suppression; the impending expiration of the US federal unemployment benefit of $600 a week, with Congress and the White House yet to reach an agreement; and the early release of nonviolent offenders from prison due to COVID-19 infection risks, as explored in a Newsy documentary.

What was the reason for Twitter's permanent ban on David Duke?

• He violated rules against hateful conduct.

• He hacked other users' accounts.

• He shared too many political opinions.

• He was inactive for a long period.

What recent change did Twitter make to its policies?

• Allowing more political content.

• Easier removal of hate content.

• Introducing paid subscriptions.

• Increasing character limit.

Why has Hong Kong delayed its Legislative Council elections?

• Due to a natural disaster.

• To ensure fair elections during the pandemic.

• To suppress political opposition.

• Because of a financial crisis.

What is the concern of critics regarding Hong Kong's election delay?

• It might lead to economic instability.

• It could suppress political opposition.

• It will increase voter turnout.

• It will cause a health crisis.

What is the status of the federal unemployment benefit as of the transcript?

• It is set to expire unless a new deal is reached.

• It has been reduced to $300 a week.

• It is unaffected by current negotiations.

• It has been extended indefinitely.