Twitter suspends chairman of a pandemic data analysis group for daring to question vaccine efficacy: Nick Hudson, the chairman of a group called Pandemics - Data & Analytics (PANDA), has been suspended from Twitter. In an interview about the reportedly permanent suspension, he explained that after noticing he could not access his account, he found five emails from Twitter that had been received in the same minute. Two said his account was locked, and three said it was suspended. He explained the emails were "all citing the same tweet." In the offending tweet, he explained that he was responding to someone who said that "they had tried to get articles published in a particular newspaper and been told that they weren't publishing on that story [early treatment for COVID-19]." His reply tweet read: "That's not journalism. In journalism you present both sides. There's more evidence for Ivermectin efficacy than for the mRNA vaccines' efficacy. The only high-quality evidence for those is the fraudulently designed Phase III trials with their pointless clinical endpoints." Hudson has been censored by Twitter previously, but he did not even think that this tweet was saying anything that has not been said widely already and did not understand why it led to his seemingly permanent suspension.