Trump is permanently suspended from Twitter but still has access to nuclear codes...

As we come together offering light and the ringing of bells, to those grieving loved ones lost to COVID-19, always know you are in our hearts.

Well, that was great.

OMG! A normal press conference with an informed press sec. trying to share accurate information. Delightful. #BidenHarrisInauguration

As a human and American I have a massive girl crush on Amanda Gorman.

Champ and Major have joined us in the White House! 💕🐾

There's a new giant in cloud computing—and Wall Street hasn't noticed yet. In this week's issue:

If you were mad about racism within British royalty, let me tell y’all about a few bills in the Georgia legislature being voted on today.

Boulder is added to a horrifying list of preventable American tragedies. It won’t stop until Congress makes it stop. Make it stop.

Ten more lives have been stolen by gun violence. The grief we feel is heartbreakingly familiar, but we cannot become numb to it.  We must act now.

AMC CEO out there just trying to have a good time

“WE MAKE BODY IMAGE ISSUES WORSE FOR 1 IN 3 TEEN GIRLS.” That’s a document that Facebook employees shared internally, summarizing research about teen girls who experience these issues By me, Jeff Horwitz + Deepa Seetharaman wsj.com/articles/faceb…

Microsoft Org Chart: Bill Gates is back in Microsoft’s internal org chart. The chart includes 100 other management changes as the company deepens its pact with OpenAI. thein.fo/5o9uFtj

BCW's Matthew Ballard speaks to PRWeekUS about the growing need for IT and Communications teams to work together to protect corporate reputation. Read more: bit.ly/3PDrsUl #BCWMovingPeople #CorporateReputation

We commend Sen. Marsha Blackburn Richard Blumenthal for introducing the Open App Markets Act, which will: 🔓Unlock app stores 📉Reduce prices w/ more competition 🚫Ban anti-competitive practices We thank these Senators for their enduring leadership and urge swift passage.

I shared my thoughts on the Open App Markets Act with Gabby Miller for Politico Morning Tech. Apple keeps trotting out a hollow argument that app store competition would threaten privacy and security. But the company's own internal communications belie this argument.

"Such appeals to global competitiveness have emerged as a popular rhetorical defense amid Big Tech's broader antitrust reckoning." "In the battle for global technological leadership, we should not assume that Apple plays on the American side."

The most important ad you will see on Super Bowl Sunday. You don’t “move on” from the largest sex trafficking ring in the world. You expose it. #StandWithSurvivors