Minnesota Governor: Restaurants Get 50 People, Churches Only 10

From the story: Regarding why restaurants could host 50 people outdoors but religious centers could not, Walz said there is “not a perfect answer.” He claimed that the decision-making was based on the “predictability” of the venue but then said that many religious gatherings have predictable crowds (Washington Examiner).  

Many churches have said they don’t plan to abide.  From the Wall Street Journal: This will put Gov. Walz in an awkward position. Are the cops going to cite or arrest people for going to church? It is a dilemma entirely of his making, and he can’t say he hasn’t been warned (WSJ). 

Counties in California are rebelling against the slow reopening of the state (San Francisco Chronicle).