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Security Measures Tightened in U.S. Ahead of Inauguration P2JW012000-6-A00100-17FFFF5178F ****** TUESDAY,JANUARY12, 2021 ~VOL. CCLXXVII NO.9 WSJ.com HHHH $4.00 DJIA 31008.69 g 89.28 0.3% NASDAQ 13036.43 g 1.3% STOXX 600 408.41 g 0.7% 10-YR. TREAS. g 8/32 , yield 1.131% OIL $52.25 À $0.01 GOLD $1,849.60 À $15.50 EURO $1.2151 YEN 104.25 House What’s News Looks to Impeach Business&Finance Trump taples’ owner made an Sunsolicited offer forOf- fice Depot, looking to unite In Days rivals whose previous mar- riageattemptswerethwarted by competition concerns. B1 Resolution charges Intercontinental Exchange president with inciting will take itscryptocurrency venturepublic by merging insurrection; some in it with aspecial-purpose GOP discuss censure acquisition company. B1 TheNasdaq lost 1.3%, with BY NATALIE ANDREWS S adropintech shares weighing AND REBECCA BALLHAUS NEW on the broader market. The G S&P 500 and Dowfell 0.7% WASHINGTON—Congress and 0.3%, respectively. 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A3 troops to Washington, D.C.,by electJoe Biden’sinauguration guration Day, according to an Monday that it had closed fa- Democrats, who have unsuc- the weekend as part of newse- on Jan. 20 followlast week’s official. cilities,parking areas and road- cessfully pressed Vice President Bluebird Bio plans to curity measures that include attack on the U.S. Capitol by a TheNational Guard’stop of- waysand is restricting access MikePencetoinvokethe 25th spin offits cancer-drug unit halting public toursofthe pro-Trump mob that sought to ficersaid he would increase to the WashingtonMonument. Amendment to removeMr. into a new, publicly traded WashingtonMonument, as au- stop Congressfromcertifying the number of Guardtroops in FBI officials arepreparing to Trump from office, areexpected companythis year. B3 thorities warn of armed pro- Mr.Biden’selectoral victory. 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A7 president over accusations Monday, it went dark,felled by Driving the decision waslast and actively working with law Facebook to remove content Acting Homeland Security that he incited supporters blowback over itsmorepermis- week’smob attack on the U.S. enforcement forweeks now,” mentioning ‘stopthe steal’.. A7 leader Wolf steps down...... A8 to storm the U.S. Capitol and said they planned to vote on Wednesday. A1 Alabama Thousands of extra Na- Popular Online Communities tional Guardtroops were Captures ordered to Washington, D.C., National by the weekend as authorities Push Stocks to Record Gains warned of armed protests Title in the capital and acrossthe countryincoming days. 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Burns,aformer ca- iii reer diplomat, as CIA director, filling in the last topslot on Missing the routine, people are trying CK his national-security team. A8 ways to mark the start and end of day TO TheTrump administra- tion is putting Cuba back on BY JENNIFER lEVITZ Ms.Hein embraced astrat- SHUTTERS the list of countries consid- egy to power through the re- A/ EP ered statesponsorsofterror- Formorethan adecade, maining months of working ism, rescinding a2015 move Holly Hein rode the #10 bus 45 from home: the pretend com- PERSONAL JOURNAL by the U.S. to thawties. A3 minutes to her administrative mute. Scientists don’t yet Israel’s Netanyahu said job at Portland State Univer- Nine months intoAmerica’s knowwhether vaccine sity in Oregon. She would plop pandemic lockdowns,work- he orderedhis government ontoher usual spot at the from-homeemployees who will preventvirus’s to expand Jewish settle- spreadtoothers. 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