Stefani Reynolds / Getty Images / AFP / Scanpix / Leta Speaker of the House of Representatives of Nancy Pelosi surrounded by the guard goes to his office after speaking at the meeting on the second impeachment of Donald Trump. Washington, January 13, 2021 What happened in the House of Representatives? On January 13, 2021, the House of US Representatives , under unprecedented security measures, voted for the impeachment of the current president Donald Trump.

Alexey Navalny has been on the federal wanted list since December 29, 2020. The corresponding decree of the FSIN Moscow Department was published by Mash. Lawyer Vadim Kobzev confirmed the information about the search to Mediazona. In a comment to MBKh Media, he said that Navalny did not know about the search when he announced his decision to return to Russia on January 17 on January 13. “We learned about this today, after he announced [his return to Russia],” Kobzev said.

The US House of Representatives has voted to impeach US President Donald Trump. Congressmen approve indictment of Trump for inciting insurrection . The question was adopted by a majority of Democratic Party representatives (222), with ten Republicans also voting in favor. In total, 232 members of the House supported Trump's impeachment. 197 congressmen voted against, all of them representing Republicans.

Five people, including two children, died in a fire in an apartment building in Khabarovsk, Interfax reports citing a source. Five dead are also reported by TASS and RIA Novosti . According to preliminary data, the dead are one family, TASS clarifies. According to the agency, careless handling of fire is considered as one of the causes of the fire.

Facebook and Twitter lost a total of just over $51 billion in market value in two days, according to Business Insider (BI). During the week ending January 10, both platforms blocked the accounts of US President Donald Trump. This was "largely opposed" by investors, writes BI. Facebook's share price fell 4% on January 11 and another 2% on January 12 as shareholders sold shares fearing that the social network's decision would force users to leave it.

Sunflower oil, the price of which the state began to regulate at the end of 2020, continues to rise in price, Interfax reports with reference to Rosstat. From January 1 to January 11, the price of sunflower oil increased by 0.1% (in 14 regions - by 1.1-5.3%), the agency cites data from the department. The cost of sugar (state regulation of prices for it was introduced simultaneously with regulation of the cost of sunflower oil), according to Rosstat, fell by 0.7% over the same period.

Marina Chaika, the ex-wife of Russian businessman Artyom Chaika (who is the son of Russia’s former attorney general), was attacked outside of Moscow on the evening of January 12, her lawyer Ekaterina Gordon told Meduza. According to Gordon, Chaika filed a complaint with the Russian Investigative Committee following the incident.

Russian authorities issue first-ever compulsory license for controversial coronavirus treatment Ulrich Perrey / Pool / AFP / Scanpix / LETA For the first time ever, the Russian government has invoked compulsory licensing “in the interests of national security,” giving the domestic pharmaceutical company Pharmasyntez permission to mass produce its generic of the antiviral drug remdesivir.

Her criminal was made by brutal violence from early childhood, lawyers say Lyisa Montgomery Lawyers / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta In the prison of the city of Terre-Khot (Indiana), 52-year-old Lisa Montgomery was executed , convicted of killing a pregnant woman and kidnapping her child. She introduced a deadly injection. Before the execution, Montgomery was asked if she wanted to say something. She replied not. Lisa Montgomery is the third woman executed by the US Federal Government since 1900.

Navalny returns to Moscow. Trump (again) is declared impeachment. We tell how former Belarusian investigators investigate the crimes of colleagues (also former) Good evening, This is the daily newsletter of the "Medusa", which replaced the "Evening Coronavirus". Of course, we will talk about pandemia, but along with other main news of the day. Usually we try to start with something good, but today we must first apologize: in yesterday we called the Soviet designer Sergey Korolev Sergey Kovalev.

In 2021, a mobile application for "digital twins" of frequently used documents will be launched in test mode in Russia. This was announced by Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Dmitry Chernyshenko at a meeting with President Vladimir Putin. “A person will be able to store an identity card, driver’s license, PTS (vehicle passport — approx. Meduza), a certificate of registration at the place of residence in his mobile phone,” the Kremlin’s website quoted Chernyshenko as saying.

Marina Chaika, the ex-wife of Artem Chaika, was attacked on the evening of January 12. Ekaterina Gordon, a lawyer representing Marina Chaika, told Meduza about this. According to Gordon, Chaika filed an application with the Investigative Committee. The attack took place in Odintsovo, near Moscow, near the narcological dispensary on Mozhaisk Highway 55, where Chaika arrived at the request of another of her representatives for a psychological examination.

Subscribe to our YouTube bad news for those who are afraid of the snakes: it turns out that some of them - namely brown boy - are able to turn into Lasso. Thus, they can even climb up the pillar. For the first time, zoologists have described a similar way to move snakes in the publication for Current Biology magazine. A video with a pillar was recorded on the island of Guam, where Boyg was brought during the Second World War.

Pussy Riot member Pyotr Verzilov and blogger Ilya Varlamov, who were detained in South Sudan, have been released. This was announced by the Russian Foreign Ministry. Other Russians detained along with them were also released - Varlamov's wife Lyubov, as well as the director of the European Gymnasium Ivan Bogantsev and their acquaintance Vadim Ginzburg. The Foreign Ministry reported that the issue of the departure of Russians from South Sudan is now being resolved.

Jim LO Scalzo / EPA / Scanpix / Leta fighters of the National Guard are resting under the stairs in the Capitol in Washington, where on January 13 the issue of impeachment of President Donald Trump is considered. A week earlier, supporters of the president stormed the Capitol, trying to disrupt the meeting at which the results of the elections lost by Trump were officially approved. As a result of collisions, five people died.