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Illustration: Sarah Grillo/AxiosHouse antitrust investigators are pressing Apple, Alphabet, Amazon and Facebook to say by Sunday whether their CEOs will testify as part of the Judiciary Committee's tech competition probe, Axios has learned.The big picture: The public grilling of the heads of the biggest tech companies would come as scrutiny over the power of their platforms .Details: The Judiciary Committee this week sent the companies letters, seen by Axios, seeking documents and answers to the CEO testimony question. The panel wants to hold a hearing with the executives next month.Background: Cicilline has said he wants to hear directly from the CEOs as part of the review, which is set to ultimately produce a report with findings from the probe and potential recommendations for updating antitrust law.Global: Total confirmed cases as of 7 p.m. ET: — Total deaths: — Total recoveries — — .U.S.: Total confirmed cases as of 7 p.m. ET: — Total deaths: — Total recoveries: — Total tested: — .States: creates coronavirus tracker— coronavirus trends look better than they are.World: after scrutiny from WHO — India reports — Beijing amid fears of a second wave.Education: Dozens of due to the pandemic and many more are expected to follow.Atlanta Chief of Police Erika Shields has offered her immediate resignation, one day after the began its review into the , a 27-year-old, black Atlanta resident, told reporters on Saturday.The big picture: Shields' sudden resignation in the midst of a fledgling investigation comes as face scrutiny into use of force and oversight in the wake of George Floyd's killing in Minneapolis.The Secret Service on Saturday that no one in the agency used tear gas or pepper spray to forcibly clear peaceful protesters before President at the historic St. John’s Episcopal Church last week.The big picture: Backlash against the photo-op — and how it was made possible — was swift and widespread, with Republican , the former chairman of the and ex- denouncing the event.

Illustration: Sarah Grillo/AxiosHouse antitrust investigators are pressing Apple, Alphabet, Amazon and Facebook to say by Sunday whether their CEOs will testify as part of the Judiciary Committee's tech competition probe, Axios has learned.The big picture: The public grilling of the heads of the biggest tech companies would come as scrutiny over the power of their platforms .Details: The Judiciary Committee this week sent the companies letters, seen by Axios, seeking documents and answers to the CEO testimony question. The panel wants to hold a hearing with the executives next...

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