Facebook's not going to let users create new events, which are close to places like the White House and US Capitol.
Violent riots at Congress last week left five people dead - and politicians had to be evacuated before crowds stormed the building.
Joe Biden says he feels safe taking his oath of office publicly.
He'll officially be sworn in as US President next week at the Capitol - the same place pro-Trump rioters stormed last week to protest against his election win.
In the UK, a man has been charged with assault after administering a fake Covid-19 vaccine to an elderly woman.
David Chambers, from Surbiton in London, was also charged with two counts of fraud over the incident.
Mr Chambers charged the woman £160 for the fake vaccination.
A strong earthquake has hit Indonesia, killing more than 40 people, toppling homes, buildings and triggering landslides.
It struck overnight on Sulawesi island with a magnitude of 6.2.
More than 200 Covid-19 patients in one part of northern Brazil are being flown to other areas of the country, because hospitals are running out of oxygen.
The local health system is facing collapse, following a sharp rise in cases and deaths.
A further 26 Covid related deaths have been recorded in the North.
1,052 people tested positive for Coronavirus in the last 24 hours in Northern Ireland.
There are 840 patients being treated for Covid in hospital and 63 people are in ICU.
A leading British virologist has said one, of two Brazilian Covid-19 variants, has been detected in the UK.
Professor Wendy Barclay told a research group briefing the variant is being "traced very carefully".
The Scottish Appeal Court's upheld the guilty verdit against the only man convicted of the 1988 Lockerbie bombing.
Abdelbaset Al-Megrahi was jailed in 2001 for the mass murder of 270 people, but was released when he was diagnosed with terminal cancer.
Travel to the UK from every country in South America - as well as Portugal - has been banned over fears of a new Covid-19 variant.
The rules which came into place at 4am, today, Friday, does not apply to Irish people using the UK for a connecting flight, or who live in Britain.
People from ethnic minority groups should be considered, clinically extremely vulnerable, regarding Covid-19.
That's according to a new study by UK and US universities, which found racism to be a "root cause" of ill health, in general, and increased mortality rates from Covid-19.
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