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Parler CEO Says Service Dropped By “Every Vendor” Could End Business

FBI arrests Nashville zip-tie suspect from assault on U.S. Capitol

Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez suggested that more House Democrats were considering invoking the 14th Amendment to expel Republican lawmakers who had participated in efforts to subvert the results of the election. https://t.co/VzzHyFdoPz

WATCH: Procession in Washington, D.C., for fallen Capitol Police officer Brian Sicknick, who died after being injured in clash with a pro-Trump mob Wednesday. https://t.co/7MVHEkVke0

Amazon to drop Parler from its web hosting service, citing violent posts

Vice President Mike Pence hasn't ruled out invoking the 25th Amendment and wants to preserve the option if President Trump becomes more unstable, a source says. https://t.co/mQqeT9UHSp

In a video that quickly drew millions of views, Arnold Schwarzenegger compared the riot at the Capitol last week to Kristallnacht, a rampage in Germany in 1938 in which Nazi-inspired mobs burned synagogues and destroyed Jewish-owned shops. https://t.co/OU3AeoqMTM

Marriott will suspend donations to U.S. lawmakers who voted against Biden certification https://t.co/J22wo4Pq9h https://t.co/nRG9n4GcW8

Apple removes Parler from App Store in wake of U.S. Capitol riot

A 6% rise in Tesla shares last week lifted the value of Elon Musk’s stock holdings and options by $10 billion, bringing his net worth to about $191 billion and becoming the world’s richest man, according to Bloomberg. A rise of less than 2% lifted Jeff Bezos' Amazon shares by about $3 billion, putting his net worth at $187 billion. ⁠ ⁠ (📸: Getty Images)

Police officers and at least one police chief from departments across the United States are facing termination, suspension or other discipline for their proximity to or alleged involvement in a chaotic gathering in Washington on Wednesday that ended in a riot at the U.S. Capitol and left five people dead. Departments in California, Washington state, and Texas are among those that have announced investigations into their officers based on tips, social media posts and other evidence, though more officers could be identified as evidence emerges in the coming days. The probes come after an especially fraught year for U.S. policing that saw massive civil rights protests against police violence. They are likely to raise questions about free speech, the expansion of surveillance and public trust in law enforcement, while legal experts warn the scrutiny could have unintended consequences. Go to the link in our bio to read more.

Feds considering designating Proud Boys a terrorist organization after Capitol protests

Capitol police officer dead by suicide after responding to Capitol riot

Two men who were seen in videos and photos from the Capitol riot carrying plastic restraints have been arrested, one in Texas and one in Tennessee https://t.co/6MHeOPQd3r

Apple removes Parler, the social media platform popular with conservatives, from its app store a day after Google took a similar step https://t.co/Psl3bHCUJI