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'It was a non-event': Pro-Trump protests quiet amid massive police presence across U.S.

HARRISBURG, Pa./LANSING, Mich. (Reuters) - Law enforcement officers far outnumbered protesters at state capitol grounds on Sunday, as few Trump supporters who believe the president's false claim that he won the 2020 election turned out for what authorities feared could be violent demonstrations.

Biden will wait for recommendation on sharing secrets with Trump

Twitter locks account of Marjorie Taylor Greene, Republican who promoted QAnon

Fauci says 100 million vaccinations in 100 days 'absolutely a doable thing'

Trump, in wave of Tuesday pardons, so far not planning to pardon himself: source

Parler's website is back online, but app still not in stores

GitHub apologizes for firing Jewish employee who warned of Nazis in U.S. Capitol: TechCrunch

New Mexico official, who founded 'Cowboys for Trump,' arrested in connection with U.S. Capitol riot

Google disputes Texas' suit claiming unfair advertising sales practices

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West tells Russia to free Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny, Moscow pushes back

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Western nations told Russia to immediately free detained Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny on Monday, a day after he was detained at a Moscow airport after flying home for the first time since he was poisoned last summer.

Samsung's Lee receives 30-month prison term in bribery trial

'Brexit carnage": shellfish lorries stack up near Downing Street

Saudis vowed to stop executing minors; some death sentences remain, rights groups say

Young, female and fighting corruption, a Somali lawmaker defends her seat

'We're starving': U.S.-bound migrant caravan hunkers down after Guatemala crackdown

New CDU leader lags Bavarian premier in race to succeed Merkel

Sulawesi quake death toll at 84 as Indonesia battles series of disasters

Japan PM Suga: Will exhaust all means to protect pandemic-hit medical system

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Exclusive: Trump admin slams China's Huawei, halting shipments from Intel, others - sources

NEW YORK/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration notified Huawei suppliers, including chipmaker Intel, that it is revoking certain licenses to sell to the Chinese company and intends to reject dozens of other applications to supply the telecommunications firm, people familiar with the matter told Reuters.

Biden may cancel Keystone XL pipeline permit as soon as his first day in office: source

China's economy picks up speed in fourth quarter, ends 2020 in solid shape after COVID-19 shock

Samsung's Lee receives 30-month prison term in bribery trial

Tesla says starts delivering Shanghai-made Model Y in China

CEO Gadea of office-space manager Envoy on how to pivot in a pandemic

Former Hong Kong lawmaker rejects HSBC's explanation over frozen accounts

Exclusive: Southeast Asia's Grab considering U.S. IPO this year - sources

World shares sink as virus fears offset recovery hopes

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Box Office: Liam Neeson's 'The Marksman' ends 'Wonder Woman 1984' reign

LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) - If time is a flat circle, then it's only fitting that a second Liam Neeson movie is ruling over the U.S. box office during the pandemic. Months after his action thriller "Honest Thief" led domestic charts, another Neeson (you guessed it!) action thriller "The Marksman" has debut at No. 1 with $3.2 million in ticket sales.

Producer Ian Levine sells some royalties from "Take That" songs to One Media

Music producer Phil Spector, convicted of murder, dead at 81

Amazon faces backlash from Indian ruling party lawmakers over web series 'Tandav'

U.S. keeping music licensing decrees that help Spotify, others

Apple plans to launch new podcast subscription service: The Information

British maestro Rattle seeking German citizenship after Brexit

Anne Hathaway races to release 'Locked Down' COVID-19 rom-com

Siegfried Fischbacher of Siegfried & Roy Dies at 81

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NBA roundup: Knicks cruise in rout of Celtics

Julius Randle and RJ Barrett each posted double-doubles Sunday afternoon as the visiting New York Knicks snapped a five-game losing streak with their most lopsided win in almost five years, a 105-75 rout of the Boston Celtics.

Four more Australian Open participants infected with COVID-19

Chiefs survive loss of QB Mahomes, reach AFC Championship

Golf: Spirited finish allows Kevin Na to win Sony Open

Vanderbilt's Fuller invited to attend Biden inauguration

Tennis: German Zverev splits with Federer's management firm

NBA postpones Sundayâs Thunder vs. 76ers game

Japan PM vows to press ahead with Olympics despite virus surge

Top 25 roundup: No. 20 Virginia Tech hangs on to beat Wake Forest

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'It was a non-event': Pro-Trump protests quiet amid massive police presence across U.S.

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West tells Russia to free Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny, Moscow pushes back

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Exclusive: Trump admin slams China's Huawei, halting shipments from Intel, others - sources

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Box Office: Liam Neeson's 'The Marksman' ends 'Wonder Woman 1984' reign

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NBA roundup: Knicks cruise in rout of Celtics

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