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It’s January 13, 2021.

Here’s what you need to know.

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Mike Pence declines to remove Trump from office


The vice president said he won't invoke the 25th Amendment to force the president out, ensuring the House will vote for impeachment. Meanwhile, in his first appearance since the Capitol attack, Trump said he had no regrets about urging his supporters to march on Congress. The Wall Street Journal

Five GOP members of the House have publicly said they’ll vote to impeach Trump. Other Republican lawmakers have indicated that their support for him is waning. POLITICO

Federal prosecutors are investigating more than 170 suspects involved in the siege and planning charges of sedition and conspiracy. Bloomberg

An FBI report issued the day before the attack explicitly warned that pro-Trump extremists were preparing to travel to Washington, D.C., to commit violence and “war.” The Washington Post

Doses of the COVID-19 vaccine that were being reserved as second shots will now be released in order to get first doses to more people, the Trump administration said. ABC News

Lisa Montgomery became the first woman to be federally executed in 67 years. The Supreme Court authorized her execution after legal challenges argued she was not mentally competent. The Kansas City Star

Listen Now

How the Republican tide turned against Trump, the people who were part of the attack on the Capitol, and more on today’s podcast. Apple News Today

Cover Story

Miley Cyrus Finds Solace and Sobriety in Rock ’n’ Roll

Her latest album pays tribute to rock’s wildest era. But after two tumultuous years, the singer herself is the most centered she’s ever been. Rolling Stone

Five Stories We’re Talking About

Inside the remarkable rift between Trump and Pence. The Washington Post

Thanks to Democrat victories in the Georgia runoff elections, Kamala Harris has gained another prominent role: Senate tiebreaker. POLITICO

Can you spread COVID-19 after you get the vaccine? Quartz

Sheldon Adelson, billionaire casino owner and Republican mega-donor, died at 87. Los Angeles Times

The polar vortex is coming — and raising the odds for intense winter weather. National Geographic

The Last Word

“	The way most people leave is by dying.”

Hospitals are overrun with COVID-19 patients in Los Angeles County, which has a death rate once unimaginable in the U.S. Los Angeles Times

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