مصر الكرامة: Trump one step closer to second impeachment, lawmakers test positive for COVID-19 following attack, and more from Apple News

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Trump one step closer to second impeachment 

House Democrats officially introduced an article of impeachment, charging the president with endangering the country. A vote on the historic measure could come as soon as Wednesday. Reuters

Several Capitol Police officers have been suspended and more than a dozen others are under investigation following last week’s attack. The Washington Post

Armed protests are being planned in all 50 states in the lead-up to President-elect Biden’s inauguration, according to an FBI memo. Meanwhile, the National Guard said it will increase the number of troops in Washington, D.C., ahead of January 20. ABC News

Two members of the House said they tested positive for COVID-19 after sheltering with maskless colleagues during the siege, raising concerns about it becoming a “superspreader” event. Axios

Chad Wolf resigned as acting head of Homeland Security. He is the third member of Trump’s cabinet to leave following the attack.  The Hill

Cuba was designated a “state sponsor of terrorism” by the Trump administration, potentially hindering Biden’s plans to normalize relations. CNN Politics

Alabama won the college football national championship, beating Ohio State 52-24. It’s coach Nick Saban’s seventh title, a record. Yahoo Sports

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More on the suspended Capitol Police officers, plus how a second impeachment would work, on today’s podcast. Apple News Today

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Two Black Capitol Police officers describe what it was like to fight off the mob of extremists. BuzzFeed News

A federal judge has granted a stay of execution for the only woman on death row, pending a competency hearing. CNN

Big businesses are cutting off donations to GOP politicians who objected to Biden’s Electoral College victory. The Wall Street Journal

Gorillas at a San Diego zoo tested positive for the coronavirus. The San Diego Union-Tribune

New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick declined to receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom, citing last week’s attack. ESPN

The Last Word

“	My life is about making it a little bit harder to be a Nazi online.”

A small group of sleuths was identifying right-wing extremists long before the attack on the Capitol. The Washington Post

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