Capitol Riot Panel Widens Net in Seeking Facebook, Twitter Data

Facebook Inc., Twitter Inc., and Alphabet Inc.’s Google are among 15 companies and social platforms being asked by a House committee to turn over records of postings, videos and other material promoting the overturn of the 2020 election or events leading up to the deadly insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.

Ex-Trump adviser Peter Navarro subpoenaed in DOJ's 1/6 probe

Biden Urges Uganda to Repeal Drastic New Anti-LGBT Law - WSJ

United States: Freedom on the Net 2021 Country Report

Sen. Feinstein Not Seeking Re-Election, California's Declining Birth Rate

House Jan. 6 committee votes to subpoena Trump, the one person at the center of what happened on Jan. 6

What the Jan. 6 probe found out about social media, but didn't report - The Washington Post

Tracking Viral Misinformation: Latest Updates - The New York Times

Nikki Haley Is the Best Non-MAGA Republican to Replace Trump - Bloomberg

Remembrance Day: Braverman Open to Ban on Pro-Palestinian Rally - Bloomberg

Twitter Kept Entire 'Database' of Republican Requests to Censor Posts

United States House Select Committee on the January 6 Attack - Wikipedia

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Terrorist attack in Afghanistan has Denver Post readers writing letters

The Lancet Commission on lessons for the future from the COVID-19 pandemic - The Lancet

Furious Over Sub Deal, France Recalls Ambassadors to U.S. and Australia - The New York Times