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In jab at China, Mike Pompeo lifts curbs on contacts with Taiwan

The move on Taiwan is likely to anger China and increase tensions between Washington and Beijing as the Trump administration enters its final days ahead of the inauguration of Joe Biden as president

Apple, Amazon remove Parler from services after its use in Capitol riot

A letter provided by Apple to Parler indicates that the social media company did offer to make changes to its app in order to remain on the App Store

Top Republican says President Trump committed ''impeachable offenses''

Democrats' momentum for a drive to impeach outgoing Trump has gained support, and a top Republican said the president's role in the riot at the Capitol by a mob of supporters was worthy of rebuke

LIVE: Indian spinner Ashwin says racial slurs must be dealt with iron fist

Indonesia's Transportation Minister Budi Karya Sumadi has confirmed the crash of a Boeing 737-500 plane of Indonesian airlines with 62 people on board that lost contact with the air traffic controller

Mihir Sharma: The world shouldn't laugh at the US too soon

The death of American exceptionalism has been greatly exaggerated; other democracies still have some things to learn

Donald Trump to visit US-Mexico border to laud work on border wall

President Donald Trump is expected to travel to the US-Mexico border on Tuesday to highlight his administration's work on the border wall, the White House said Saturday.

Mike Pence to attend Joe Biden's inauguration ceremony on January 20

US Vice President Mike Pence will attend President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration ceremony on January 20, informed a source familiar with the matter, CNN reported.

Top Republican says Donald Trump committed 'impeachable offences'

A top Republican said the president's role in the deadly riot at the Capitol by a violent mob of Trump supporters was worthy of rebuke

Support for right to free speech cannot depend upon religion: Omar Abdullah

Support for the right to free speech cannot depend upon the religion of a person, National Conference (NC) vice-president Omar Abdullah said on Saturday after many criticised the suspension of US President Donald Trump's social media accounts following the storming of the US Capitol by his supporters. "Will all those crying themselves hoarse about Trump & his right to free speech please extend the same courtesy to #MunawarFaruqui & his friends. You either support the right to free speech or you don't. It can't depend upon the religion of the person speaking/tweeting," Abdullah said on Twitter, referring to the arrested stand-up comedian from Gujarat. Faruqui was arrested, along with four others, in Indore in Madhya Pradesh on January 2 after the son of a BJP MLA filed a complaint accusing them of passing indecent remarks about Hindu deities and Union Home Minister Amit Shah during a show. Abdullah's remarks came after various social media users, including some BJP leaders, ...

Trump's Twitter account suspension dangerous precedent: BJP leaders

BJP leaders expressed concern on Saturday over the permanent suspension of US President Donald Trump's Twitter account by the social media giant

US is not China, say Republicans condemning Trump's Twitter suspension

Several Republican leaders, including popular Indian- American politician Nikki Haley, have condemned Twitter for permanently deactivating outgoing President Donald Trump's account

Google pulls 'Parler' from its app store after US Capitol violence

Google on Friday suspended the Parler social networking service from its app store, citing US President Donald Trump's posts inciting violence

House Republicans warn Democrats against Trump impeachment

Republican lawmakers from the US House of Representatives have warned the Democratic Party against pursuing the impeachment of outgoing President Donald Trump

Reddit bans forum dedicated for supporting and promoting Donald Trump

Reddit cited 'repeated policy violations in recent days regarding the violence at the US Capitol' as reason

Noted conspiracy theorists, supremacists among rioters in US Capitol attack

Those who stormed US Capitol were just one slice of thousands of Trump supporters who had descended on Washington to protest the certification of Joe Biden's victory in November over Trump

Won't be silenced: Trump after Twitter permanently suspends his account

Outgoing US President Donald Trump has slammed Twitter for permanently suspending him, vowing that he and his support base would not be silenced. The unprecedented move by the California-based microblogging site on Friday comes after Trump tweeted that he would not attend the inauguration of his successor Joe Biden on January 20. "After close review of recent Tweets from the @realDonaldTrump account and the context around them - specifically how they are being received and interpreted on and off Twitter - we have permanently suspended the account due to the risk of further incitement of violence," Twitter said in a statement. At the time of permanent suspension, Trump had 88.7 million followers and followed 51 people. In a statement hours after he was banned, Trump said: "I predicted this would happen. We have been negotiating with various other sites, and will have a big announcement soon, while we also look at the possibilities of building out our own platform in the near future.

Democrats prepared to impeach Trump if he doesn't resign: Nancy Pelosi

If Democrats follow through, Trump would become the first American president to be impeached twice

Pelosi wants Trump barred from accessing nuclear codes, starting wars

"Nearly fifty years ago, after years of enabling their rogue President, Republicans in Congress finally told President Nixon that it was time to go," she wrote

Joe Biden says fastest way to remove Trump would be to inaugurate him

Biden said that instead of impeachment, he was concentrating on controlling the coronavirus pandemic and reviving the US economy