Twitter bans Trump for risk of violent incitement
Twitter barred President Donald Trump citing risk of further violence after the Capitol riot. The move followed pressure from lawmakers and civil rights groups as Facebook imposed a similar suspension, while Parler faced app store bans and Google and Apple trimmed access.
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Biden to speed release of COVID vaccines
President-elect Joe Biden plans to rapidly release most available vaccine doses to accelerate distribution and reach more Americans. He would prioritize first doses while ensuring timely second doses, using federal power to expand delivery through new vaccination centers and mobile units.
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