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Amazon is removing the Parler social media service from its web servicers, BuzzFeed News reported Saturday night. If Parler cannot find another hosting service once the ban takes effect Sunday, Parler will go offline, Buzzfeed reported. The news comes after Apple and Google Play removed the app from their stores. Parler has been used increasingly by conservatives amid what they see as increasing censorship by Twitter. Twitter permanently banned President Donald Trump on Friday for tweets it said violated its rules of inciting violence. Concervatives have said the ban is a stifling of free speech. © 2021 Newsmax. All rights reserved. Source link

AC Milan rebounds from Juve loss by beating Torino 2-0 AC Milan bounced back from its first Serie A loss by beating relegation-threatened Torino 2-0 and extending its lead in the standings.Milan, which is bidding for a first league title in a decade, was firmly in control at halftime following … Source link

Evening Standard Mesut Ozil drops hint over Arsenal future by confessing love for Fenerbahce Mesut Ozil has added fuel to the fire he could leave Arsenal for Fenerbahce by revealing he supported the club as a child and dubbing them Turkey’s version of Real Madrid. The German is into the final six months of his £350,000-a-week contract, but could leave Arsenal this month. MLS side DC United and Fenerbahce are interested in Ozil, who is yet to make a final decision over his future. Source link

Apple has suspended Parler, a conservative social media service, from its App Store, saying the app’s owner hasn’t done enough to deal with threats of violence on the platform. Meanwhile, Amazon dealt the service a potential death blow by kicking it off its web hosting service, citing the same reason, BuzzFeed News reported. UPDATE (Jan. 10, 03:05 UTC): Adds Amazon action. Source link

TipRanks Oppenheimer: These 3 Stocks Could Spike Over 80% Wall Street’s best firms don’t just look at the stocks, they look at the big picture, too. And Oppenheimer’s chief investment strategist, John Stoltzfus, is particularly adept at showing us the macro view. In his first note of the new year, Stoltzfus notes a series of factors that are going to impact the markets. The big news, of course, the 800-pound gorilla that cannot be ignored, is the ongoing COVID epidemic. The disease is coming back strong now that we’re well into winter – which was somewhat expected, as it’s typical behavior for flu-like respiratory viruses. With the winter virus surge, we also must contend with a new round of lockdown policies, imposed from state or local levels. It’s hoped that the newly… Source link