Mask regulations and social distancing guidelines have been implemented across the country, but not all Americans agree. From assault to screaming like a toddler, seemingly normal, well-adjusted adults are struggling to adapt to this new COVID world.

Here are just some examples of how social distancing and face masks requirements have been driving some Americans a little crazy:

In Michigan, a man asked to wear a mask by a fellow customer in a Quality Dairy market made his displeasure known by stabbing the customer. The 77-year-old customer survived, but the man who refused to wear a mask was later killed by the police after a confrontation. The week before, the governor had ordered that masks must be worn inside all Michigan businesses and crowded outdoor settings.

Attorney General William Barr (AG Barr) appeared at a contentious hearing in the House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday to give his testimony and answer questions from representatives. The hearing quickly descended into chaos with frequent interruptions and little of substance to show for it.

The Daily Citizen reported on the AG Barr’s opening remarks earlier in the day.

Here are the top six moments you may have missed from the hours-long committee hearing.

A viral video of a news conference conducted on the steps of the U.S. Supreme Court by a group of physicians calling themselves America’s Frontline Doctors has been banned from social media channels run by Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.

The Facebook version of the video was viewed over 17 million times before the social media giant took it down, saying the video “spread false information about cures and treatments for Covid-19.” Twitter said, “Tweets with the video are in violation of our Covid-19 misinformation policy.”

The website for America’s Frontline Doctors, accessed by The Daily Citizen this morning, is no longer functioning. We reached out to Squarespace, the web hosting service involved, as to the reason for the website being taken down, but did not hear back.