This was awful and terrifying. It will also, along with his tax bill, prevent him from being impeached

— Doug Saunders (@DougSaunders) January 31, 2018

First year living in DC for a State of the Union address. Got to bloody love a town where political speeches are played in sports bars on a big screen. Thus far: largely groans from the crowd. pic.twitter.com/Vzx82J8Reg

— Barry Malone (@malonebarry) January 31, 2018

Somebody just shouted, “Fuck off” at the TV. As an Irishman, I feel at home.

— Barry Malone (@malonebarry) January 31, 2018

Church … family … police … military … the national anthem … Trump trying to call on all the tropes of 1950s-era nationalism. The goal of this speech appears to be to force the normalization of Trump on the terms of the bygone era his supporters are nostalgic for. #SOTU

— Joy Reid (@JoyAnnReid) January 31, 2018

This speech was meant to vilify immigrants, promote privatization of infrastructure, and stoke anti-Korean anger in Christians. Great work, everyone. Great work.

— Jared Yates Sexton (@JYSexton) January 31, 2018

Our @FT annotations to Trump's #SOTU. (Including my pithy trade thoughts) https://t.co/fBM4XGT2X1 pic.twitter.com/7VAShFOZC4

— Shawn Donnan (@sdonnan) January 31, 2018

This speech is going to have a measurable impact on Trump's favorability and popularity. He's saying exactly what people want to hear.

Whoever told @TheDemocrats to sit on their hands made a huge mistake. #SOTU pic.twitter.com/6vYeFJOyMp

— Frank Luntz (@FrankLuntz) January 31, 2018

Bizarre to see POTUS clapping at his own lines in #SOTU.

— George Little (@georgelittledc) January 31, 2018

Trump emphasizes standing for the National Anthem, Republicans give a rowdy double standing ovation in favor of punishing freedom of speech.

— Jared Yates Sexton (@JYSexton) January 31, 2018

There was about 5 minutes in between Trump’s paeans to national unity and his attacks on black athletes for their peaceful protests.

— Matt O'Brien (@ObsoleteDogma) January 31, 2018

Joe Manchin stands and applauds for the "Motor City revving again." Debbie Stabenow looks up at him and says "what does that even mean?" Patty Murray, seated next to her: "I don't know."

Manchin keeps clapping.

— Matt Fuller (@MEPFuller) January 31, 2018

.@realDonaldTrump says wants Cabinet Secretaries authority to reward good dormers and “remove federal employees who undermine the public trust …” at will? No civil service protection? War on govt..

— Andrea Mitchell (@mitchellreports) January 31, 2018

Government regulation of business divides the public: 50% say it's necessary to protect public interest; 45% say usually does more harm than good. Wide partisan divides. #SOTU pic.twitter.com/TcAYS4rCZv

— Alec Tyson (@alec_h_tyson) January 31, 2018

If I’m Donald Trump, “remove federal employees who undermine the public trust” is not a sentence I use.

— Doug Heye (@DougHeye) January 31, 2018

Trump boasts that the the black unemployment rate has fallen to the lowest level ever recorded. That's great.

Under Obama, it fell from a peak of 16.8 %to 7.8%, and since Trump's inauguration, it's fallen to 6.8%. And let's not forget that Janet Yellen deserves a lot of credit. pic.twitter.com/Il3xyGm3u7

— Steven Greenhouse (@greenhousenyt) January 31, 2018

In the spirit of fairness, let's acknowledge that it's a good thing that Trump endorsed the general ideas of spending on vocational training and paid family leave.

And let's check back in a year to see how far those proposals got.

— Greg Sargent (@ThePlumLineGS) January 31, 2018

"In God We Trust" has in fact only been a US motto since 1956, when a Republican Congress voted to push out the more pluralistic and secular "E Pluribus Unum"

— Doug Saunders (@DougSaunders) January 31, 2018

We do not do more than anyone else in the world to help the needy and struggling. We do not.

— Chris Hayes (@chrislhayes) January 31, 2018

Las Vegas Shooter:
Not an immigrant
Sandy Hook Shooter:
Not an immigrant.
Charleston Church Shooter:
Not an immigrant.
Aurora Movie Theater Shooter:
Not an immigrant.
Texas Church Shooter:
Not an immigrant
Columbine Shooters:
Not immigrants.#SOTU

— Michael Skolnik (@MichaelSkolnik) January 31, 2018

We can already destroy any country in the world many times over with our current arsenal. Wasting hundreds of billions of dollars to start a new nuclear arms race will make us less safe. https://t.co/E5hB7doH2D

— Ben Rhodes (@brhodes) January 31, 2018

Watch the #SOTU live alongside tweets from key Trump Administration accounts here: https://t.co/Njo52YOlc2

— The White House (@WhiteHouse) January 31, 2018

Bookmark this page for live fact-checking and analysis of @realDonaldTrump's first #SOTU starting at 9 p.m. https://t.co/zh9kaIMU61 pic.twitter.com/LrcNO6ZFob

— POLITICO (@politico) January 31, 2018

During #SOTU tonight follow a live fact-checking AI developed by the founder of @Politifact: https://t.co/ttDSTtkf9k Download Fact Stream on the App Store: https://t.co/6agWoJuC4U @BillAdairDuke #SOTU2018 pic.twitter.com/VuDvjmNQwf

— CSAIL at MIT (@MIT_CSAIL) January 31, 2018

TONIGHT: We're live-tweeting the #SOTU and going LIVE at 11/10c on Comedy Central and Twitter: https://t.co/ENTgdHZ2kZ#ComedyCentralSOTU pic.twitter.com/yHC0y400VX

— The Daily Show (@TheDailyShow) January 30, 2018

Tonight, for the first time in history, the names of campaign donors will be shown over the livestream of a President of the United States, on his campaign website, as he delivers the State of the Union to Congress. https://t.co/RZ2O4QMtJe #sotu pic.twitter.com/q8p4G3I6kt

— Sunlight Foundation (@SunFoundation) January 30, 2018

WATCH: Activists project "Investigate Trump" onto the side of Trump's DC hotel, hours ahead of the #SOTU pic.twitter.com/jpXL5nmkF6

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) January 31, 2018

"Rapists"
"Sons of bitches"
"Shithole countries"
"Pocohontas"
"Enemies of the people"

Trump: "It's a New American Moment"#SOTU

— The Daily Edge (@TheDailyEdge) January 31, 2018

Trump tonight will say he's "restoring America's standing abroad."Not that facts matter, but:https://t.co/1jA4Yjt6Ro

— Ned Price (@nedprice) January 31, 2018

Trump had almost endless stream of fast food deliveries today – very nervous for #SOTU Told staff he finds Arby's "calming."

— Rogue WH Snr Advisor (@RogueSNRadvisor) January 30, 2018

Joe Kennedy III, grandson of RFK, to give Democratic response to State of the Union https://t.co/ZVm5wIGmJQ #SOTU pic.twitter.com/crfKTJjwuQ

— Bloomberg (@business) January 31, 2018

70 years of addresses to Congress in 70 seconds. @CNNPolitics #SOTU pic.twitter.com/Zv27mqo7EQ

— Brenna Williams (@brennawilliams) January 31, 2018

Scoop: The White House’s choice for U.S. ambassador to South Korea is no longer expected to be nominated after he privately expressed disagreement with the Trump administration’s North Korea policy, w/@agearan https://t.co/Bcq6c4RnBy

— David Nakamura (@DavidNakamura) January 30, 2018

A flavor of South Korean Twitter this morning: If they can’t even appoint Victor Cha, then who are they going to appoint? “I’m really scared.” https://t.co/NXJk33cDCn

— Anna Fifield (@annafifield) January 30, 2018

#BREAKING: Thousands of protesters push through the police blockade at the Parliament of #Catalonia to demand the investiture of the Catalan president, suspended by the Spanish "justice"pic.twitter.com/iGbzqrv7wW

— David d'Enterria *X (@denterd) January 30, 2018

The Catalan parliament speaker insists that self-exiled, former leader Carles Puigdemont is the only viable candidate to lead Catalonia, as the regional government postpones vote for new regional head https://t.co/0pPntjd7vc pic.twitter.com/f7A71QupSo

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) January 30, 2018

A woman tried to board a plane with her emotional-support peacock. United wouldn't let it fly. https://t.co/yTjvJoDCmV @washingtonpost pic.twitter.com/3XsmSR7iDg

— Anna Fifield (@annafifield) January 31, 2018

Britain risks suddenly losing access to 750 trade deals on Brexit day, Michel Barnier says https://t.co/TZjQXjxZ4d pic.twitter.com/xmupR9Mww8

— Bloomberg Brexit (@Brexit) January 30, 2018

The point I have been making for 18 months is that the inevitable Brexit economic downturn will hurt my constituents and people like them across the country. This isn’t a theoretical debate for me – this is about real lives, real jobs and real families. https://t.co/6MJ0LQprzL

— David Lammy (@DavidLammy) January 30, 2018

🤦🏻‍♂️ In an act of self-parody, Davidson will be giving a lecture on the opportunities of Brexit the day after it was revealed that the UK government's own analysis indicates the UK will be worse off in every Brexit scenario. pic.twitter.com/jdzbNhxJDe

— Ross Colquhoun (@rosscolquhoun) January 30, 2018

Tory minister breaks ranks to say Government should stop Brexit if evidence shows it would be 'damaging’https://t.co/WdvUKuzqmZ pic.twitter.com/WsGV2jgWfc

— Mirror Politics (@MirrorPolitics) January 30, 2018

The leak of the Brexit impact reports did well to make the third story slot on @BBCNews at ten. Most of the coverage was of Brexiteers dismissing them. So that’s alright then.

— Keith Burge (@carryonkeith) January 30, 2018

This caller says Brexit is a chance to get rid of the restrictive EU laws, so James O'Brien tries to find out which law he is desperate to repeal… pic.twitter.com/v4aPmiqGC0

— LBC (@LBC) January 30, 2018

Darren Osborne, the man on trial for the attack at Finsbury Park mosque, claims that he wasn’t driving the van at the time of the attack, he was in the footwell at the time. And that the van was driven by a bloke called 'Dave' whose surname he doesn't know.

This is his defence.

— David Videcette (@DavidVidecette) January 30, 2018

Just today: Trump admin declined to impose new Russia sanctions, a top FBI official probing Trump&Russia was forced out, and House Intel R's voted to release a classified memo that purports to undermine Russia probe. Also, DOJ/FBI are officially under investigation by HPSCI R's.

— Natasha Bertrand (@NatashaBertrand) January 29, 2018

The Trump admin has notified Congress that last year’s bipartisan Russia sanctions bill is serving as a “deterrent” and as such, specific sanctions aren’t needed at this time. From a State Dept spox: pic.twitter.com/rwkd6Vzh66

— Elana Schor (@eschor) January 29, 2018

Today, two lines were crossed — obstruction of the investigation with McCabe's removal, and refusal to uphold the Russia sanctions.

Previously the GOP had said they wouldn't stand for either. But they are increasingly sycophantic, docile and afraid: https://t.co/i8V7Aj59cr

— Sarah Kendzior (@sarahkendzior) January 29, 2018

Increasingly sure we're not getting to other side of this without some kind of genunine constitutional crisis in where it's an open question which institutions hold.

— Chris Hayes (@chrislhayes) January 30, 2018

"Trump has overwhelmed our senses with a near-daily deluge of offense." What to expect from Trump's State of the Union: Hollow words from a morally bankrupt man https://t.co/aEI1Ew0DGQ

— Katrina vandenHeuvel (@KatrinaNation) January 29, 2018

Media, let’s break the cycle:

* Trump reads a speech off a teleprompter and doesn’t puke on himself
* media coverage says wow, so presidential
* next morning he returns to himself
* the rest of us save your tweets/headlines and remind you how ridiculous you look. #SOTU

— Amy Siskind (@Amy_Siskind) January 28, 2018

Guests invited to Trump's "State of the Uniom" after typo was printed on tickets https://t.co/b490uW00hq pic.twitter.com/UkJjw5rZSf

— The Hill (@thehill) January 29, 2018

For the first time ever, the State of the Union will stream live on Twitter!
Here's how to watch:
🕘 Tomorrow at 9 p.m. ET
💬 #SOTU
📱 https://t.co/rpm7oF5WXo👇

— Twitter News (@TwitterNews) January 29, 2018

Trump campaign’s livestream of State of the Union speech will display campaign donors’ names on screen. pic.twitter.com/FyF9QaLZSh

— Derek Willis (@derekwillis) January 29, 2018

How important will Trump’s words at tomorrow’s State of the Union really be? “This is something that really is sort of a packaged presentation. I wouldn’t take it that seriously” – @BeschlossDC @MSNBChttps://t.co/9S5xyzYP1t

— Stephanie Ruhle (@SRuhle) January 29, 2018

Conservative radio host: Trump should round up Dreamers attending State of the Union and deport them https://t.co/eDLEpmOv12 pic.twitter.com/ytAEpr4ong

— The Hill (@thehill) January 29, 2018

These lawmakers will not attend President Trump's State of the Union https://t.co/rhN9f1cjZf

— TIME (@TIME) January 29, 2018

Watergate historian warns Trump is going ‘beyond’ what Nixon did: ‘We are two tweets away from a Constitutional crisis’ https://t.co/K1N40YhqFK

— Raw Story (@RawStory) January 29, 2018

Rep. Joe Kennedy III's selection as rebutter-in-chief nods to a younger generation of Democratic lawmakers, in a party whose congressional leadership is dominated by septuagenarians. https://t.co/7fxWm1GC9Z

— NPR (@NPR) January 29, 2018

"There is an old line about the media: We don’t cover the planes that land safely. Most politicians try to get media coverage while landing the plane safely." Trump? He "dominates news cycle after news cycle by crashing planes into Twitter." https://t.co/2zVPzAn12x

— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) January 29, 2018

Andrew McCabe Steps Down at F.B.I. in Widely Expected Move https://t.co/BttiAx6ZJh

— Adam Goldman (@adamgoldmanNYT) January 29, 2018

.@FrankFigliuzzi1: McCabe is a committed FBI agent and no FBI agent ever wants to become the story…his stepping down is not surprising, but the timing is interesting. #AMR

— Andrea Mitchell (@mitchellreports) January 29, 2018

This may very well be McCabe’s own decision, but given Trump’s demands for his ouster and his ongoing pressure on DOJ/FBI, Wray ought to explain to Congress what has happened as soon as possible. https://t.co/LlrOkklCzi

— Matthew Miller (@matthewamiller) January 29, 2018

Trump told McCabe to ask his wife how it felt to be a loser: report https://t.co/WvYOV90z6E pic.twitter.com/zauOnGoyRj

— The Hill (@thehill) January 29, 2018

I think Mueller's days are numbered https://t.co/zqSpulOikv

— Charles P. Pierce (@CharlesPPierce) January 29, 2018

FBI Director Chris Wray and Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein were at the White House today for a meeting with Chief of Staff John Kelly, according to a White House official.

— Jordyn Phelps (@JordynPhelps) January 29, 2018

Government's own analysis:

Under free trade agreement with the EU – Theresa May’s stated objective in the negotiations – UK growth will be 5% lower over next 15 years.

"No deal" scenario, where UK reverts to WTO rules, would increase damage to 8%. https://t.co/nPSSYncDqr

— Jim Pickard (@PickardJE) January 29, 2018

BREAKING: EU General Affairs Council adopts guidelines for #Brexit negotiations within 2 min: status quo transition without institutional representation, lasting from #Brexit date to 31 December 2020 pic.twitter.com/3BSrNY3qbF

— Sabine Weyand (@WeyandSabine) January 29, 2018

"The EU position is very clear: the transition will last for 21 months until the 31st of December 2020. The whole EU acquis will continue to apply to the UK, as well as the jurisdiction of the EU Court of Justice". @MichelBarnier #Brexit https://t.co/L30op7XgBt pic.twitter.com/ydEqtX1VSc

— European Commission (@EU_Commission) January 29, 2018

European Union's deputy Brexit negotiator Sabine Weyand says the EU is offering the UK "status quo transition without institutional representation" until the end of 2020 after the UK leaves the EU in March 2019

— Sky News Newsdesk (@SkyNewsBreak) January 29, 2018

We are now 19 months on from the referendum and neither Parliament nor the rest of EU are any the wiser about what the Government actually wants from the Brexit negotiations. Extraordinary and unacceptable.

— Hilary Benn (@hilarybennmp) January 29, 2018

Angela Merkel had journalists “laughing uproariously” about Theresa May and Brexit, according to an account of a secret Davos briefing https://t.co/wdVrNg0h1a

— The Times of London (@thetimes) January 29, 2018

Brilliant by @JananGanesh: Tories may get rid of May because she's "a dud", but it won't change Brexit https://t.co/2Ol5g08zTs pic.twitter.com/SGUnyQrj8a

— John Rentoul (@JohnRentoul) January 29, 2018

Captains of industry have doubts about UK government efforts to achieve the best Brexit agreement https://t.co/98W0t2xHmD

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) January 29, 2018

Billionaire behind hard Brexit lobby group buys himself Maltese citizenship – so he’ll keep EU benefits even as his organisation argues you should lose yours https://t.co/tL8fSrLYTT @financialtimes

— Henry Foy (@HenryJFoy) January 29, 2018

Syria talks in Russia's Sochi 'may undermine UN peace efforts' https://t.co/adijoaqGAo pic.twitter.com/qkTqRYWfpP

— Al Jazeera News (@AJENews) January 29, 2018

Hearing reports that Syrian regime aircraft have attacked this convoy a few minutes ago.
If confirmed, this is SERIOUS. https://t.co/FQTX8ehlbm

— Salman Shaikh (@Salman_Shaikh1) January 29, 2018

South Africa has been urged to declare a state of national disaster with Cape Town just weeks away from becoming the first major city in the world to run out of water https://t.co/1wXOGK6WOM

— The Times of London (@thetimes) January 29, 2018

Thousands of people in Kenya are getting basic income for 12 years in an experiment that could redefine social welfare around the world – Business Insider https://t.co/pbguU3MhvN

— Michiel @ MbuyuCap (@fromthebaobab) January 29, 2018

Sisi emerges from closed meeting with leaders of Ethiopia and Sudan in Addis. Egyptian reporter: “was the crisis resolved sir?” Sisi: “there is no crisis”. Egyptian reporters in unison: “Congratulations sir”. https://t.co/yGOIVqr8SS

— hossam bahgat (@hossambahgat) January 29, 2018

The referendum on Ireland's abortion ban will be held at the end of May, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has just announced

— Siobhán Fenton (@SiobhanFenton) January 29, 2018

Lord Patten calls on Theresa May to challenge China over Hong Kong https://t.co/QIi81AYPzk

— Guardian World (@guardianworld) January 29, 2018

BREAKING: It Finally Happened: David Beckham awarded Miami MLS team, will begin play 2020 https://t.co/ysdC3YS3kf @miamiherald @MLS @heraldsports #Beckham

— Michelle Kaufman (@kaufsports) January 29, 2018

Incredibly overdue. https://t.co/6FjXMTEjBi

— Philip Bump (@pbump) January 29, 2018

*meaningful looks in Roger Goodell's direction* https://t.co/AH7rrEaNT5

— Max J. Rosenthal (@maxjrosenthal) January 29, 2018

Russia opposition leader Alexei Navalny calls on protests to continue after being arrested in Moscow. https://t.co/IBmeOocouW

— The Associated Press (@AP) January 28, 2018

.@Navalny bravery at this time so important for the world to note. What he is doing stands out because of the collapse of democracy in Russia. The world should remember that Russia tries to export its own political DNA, as we saw in how it is meddling in other elections. https://t.co/vk0IInGnFj

— Steve Clemons (@SCClemons) January 28, 2018

MORE: Russian police wrestled opposition leader Alexei Navalny into a police vehicle on Sunday, moments after he appeared at a rally to urge voters to boycott what he said would be a rigged presidential election in March https://t.co/6xnDoq8aRc

— NBC News (@NBCNews) January 28, 2018

Inspiring to watch the Russian people stand up for their rights despite the odds. #Putin’s dictatorship can run a sham election, but it can’t silence the Russian people. #RussiaWillBeFree https://t.co/OfGavJIOxA

— John McCain (@SenJohnMcCain) January 28, 2018

Supporters of Alexei Navalny fill Pushkin Square in central Moscow. They're chanting "Putin's a thief!", "Down with the Kremlin!" & "Freedom to Navalny". pic.twitter.com/BtpxJJYrx9

— Steve Rosenberg (@BBCSteveR) January 28, 2018

BREAKING: Putin had Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny arrested today, helping ensure that he wins re-election. This comes as Trump continues to demand that his political opponents are investigated and jailed. This isn't a coincidence. It's how dictators work#SundayMorning

— Ed Krassenstein (@EdKrassen) January 28, 2018

Russians rallying for real elections, with Navalny still barred from running: https://t.co/958kQZYwfC

— Joy Reid (@JoyAnnReid) January 28, 2018

Alexei Navalny says Putin regime is 'built on corruption' – CNN https://t.co/2Xsn7aSpTb

— Alexey Navalny (@navalny) January 27, 2018

World’s largest cryptocurrency theft reported in Japan https://t.co/PyN1B7Fhyp

— The Independent (@Independent) January 28, 2018

Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan to meet on Monday for Nile dam talks https://t.co/dP1Z9NuXJH pic.twitter.com/TJdM9yzyui

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) January 28, 2018

#Turkish howitzers heading to the #Syria border @AFP pic.twitter.com/YvAWiJCy66

— Fulya Özerkan (@FulyaOzerkan) January 28, 2018

Search continues for more survivors of missing ferry in Pacific Ocean https://t.co/5WQCYYDFRI

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) January 28, 2018

Global warming is accelerating faster than predicted. Vicious cycles of fire and CO2, permafrost melting and methane, ocean warming and ice melt are all worse. While Trump foolishly blocks clean energy we face mass extinction. https://t.co/ODuiryh7ki pic.twitter.com/qrD2cqtXDC

— sam denver (@samsondenver) January 24, 2018

Michelle O’Neill expected to be sole nominee for Sinn Féin vice-presidency. Nominations close tomorrow. @moneillsf https://t.co/J9g7MIqPh9

— Darran Marshall (@DarranMarshall) January 28, 2018

This is an amazing, crazy story from @LizSly about how US soldiers are revealing base locations via a fitness tracker https://t.co/ehkqgPwWpe

— Max J. Rosenthal (@maxjrosenthal) January 28, 2018

Ikea Founder Ingvar Kamprad Dead at 91: Frugal Billionaire Who Apologised for Nazi Ties and Built Furniture Em.. https://t.co/hHu8GEJsFh

— 🗽Jeffrey Levin🗽 (@jilevin) January 28, 2018

New: Tomorrow’s a big day for the Trump administration to comply with last year’s bipartisan Russia sanctions package. Lawmakers in both parties are hoping it happens — on time. https://t.co/19LmqeD2Cg

— Elana Schor (@eschor) January 28, 2018

Diplomatic malpractice that Pres. Trump has not yet implemented sanctions on Russia voted 98-2 by the Senate. Congress can’t let Putin go unpunished for interfering in our election. Trump’s weakness is appalling. https://t.co/fKDzooVM3D

— Nicholas Burns (@RNicholasBurns) January 28, 2018

It truly amazes me how intelligent people manage to discount Trump’s disqualifying daily behavior for years and then somehow cling onto a 30 minute block of semi-normalcy every few months as evidence we should be encouraged. pic.twitter.com/ixPUbtIH3f

— Brian Klaas (@brianklaas) January 28, 2018

Could a person who’d secretly paid over $100,000 in hush money to a mistress get a security clearance? https://t.co/BGVVQYwTYS

— Matthew Yglesias (@mattyglesias) January 28, 2018

Our cover story this month, by @FranklinFoer, is the definitive investigation of Paul Manafort, one of the great American hustlers. (via @TheAtlantic). Please read; it's important. https://t.co/jsr409pcVY

— Jeffrey Goldberg (@JeffreyGoldberg) January 28, 2018

White House ally reveals Trump would commit perjury if questioned by Mueller because 'he creates his own reality and actually believes it' https://t.co/xeoPwx9KOD

— Raw Story (@RawStory) January 28, 2018

"Ireland holds the key – and that’s why the anarcho-Brexiteers duck mentioning this anvil on which the final deal will be struck or founder."https://t.co/fVuvcSo3Sn

— Duncan Morrow (@duncan_morrow) January 28, 2018

Monday’s @FT
-UK continues trying the Hokey Cokey routine.
-A state only gets the right to challenge EU law if it is a member of the Union. pic.twitter.com/7oMrWSE8Ec

— John O'Brennan (@JohnOBrennan2) January 28, 2018

Strong & Stable? In the public interest? Tories willing to profit personally from #Brexitshambles https://t.co/JIKty4W69r

— Theresa Griffin MEP (@TheresaMEP) January 28, 2018

Tory cabinet ministers here attempting to sell Brexit secrets for their own private gain.

One of them insists on being paid in euros.

But sure, it’s the EU that’s corrupt.pic.twitter.com/E8JDvzDGuQ

— James Felton (@JimMFelton) January 28, 2018

The Customs Union….. #Buzzfeed has obtained a leaked #WhatsApp Chat showing Tory Leavers' confusion about one of their key #Brexit demands https://t.co/ugkOE3oanM

— Darran Marshall (@DarranMarshall) January 28, 2018

'Door is open' if Britain wants to change mind on Brexit, says EU's Moscovici https://t.co/H9Id5OgJG9 pic.twitter.com/48ZLFPpIYh

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) January 28, 2018

The @Telegraph is getting increasingly nervous about Brexit. Thus the only sane, rational people in London have to be termed “Mandarins” ( first cousins of the Brussels Buteaucrats) and only pols quoted are extreme Brexiters. #There is no civil war like a Tory Civil War. pic.twitter.com/TCGmdkyAuv

— John O'Brennan (@JohnOBrennan2) January 27, 2018

"We're not asking for a second referendum" – @jeremycorbyn speaking on @MarrShow about @UKLabour party's position on #Brexit https://t.co/iKlzTSKafu #marr pic.twitter.com/93a8daOZv4

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) January 28, 2018

When Jeremy said this morning that the ‘ship had sailed’ on a Brexit referendum, he meant of course the 2016 referendum. The ship for a referendum on Mrs May’s terrible Brexit deal enters port in October & the overwhelming majority of Labour members intend to get on board!

— Andrew Adonis (@Andrew_Adonis) January 28, 2018

“It is utterly disgraceful that time has been limited for discussion on a bill that is supposed to be about restoring sovereignty to our parliament” https://t.co/LLxUUee0IW

— Andrew Adonis (@Andrew_Adonis) January 28, 2018

.@thatginamiller tells #Peston she has sent a second letter questioning the legal basis of the government’s £1bn payment to Northern Ireland for DUP support and will push for judicial review if they do not put it to a vote in Parliament. #Peston pic.twitter.com/1urH8sZq2J

— Peston on Sunday (@pestononsunday) January 28, 2018

totally normal and good economy pic.twitter.com/6BHfO80Ola

— adam (@softerhardleft) January 26, 2018

I'd rather douche with a hedgehog than listen to another second of this circle-wank #TrumpMorgan

— Sue Perkins (@sueperkins) January 28, 2018

Trump broke with Justice Dept, called for release of classified Nunes memo: report https://t.co/bYwwRcpYF6 pic.twitter.com/8U2LErHIbS

— The Hill (@thehill) January 28, 2018

One of the reasons Trump is being investigated for obstruction of justice? He’s used to acting as the chief executive of a family business — and doesn’t understand that his subordinates now are loyal to the Constitution, not him personally. https://t.co/AP7agFJ5Pz pic.twitter.com/mkIALWAqtJ

— Ashley Parker (@AshleyRParker) January 28, 2018

This is so alarming I hope the former presidents and Vice Presidents and attorneys general of both parties defend the DOJ from unprecedented meddling from someone is NOT acting innocent or presidential https://t.co/stLgT876v7

— Nicolle Wallace (@NicolleDWallace) January 27, 2018

It comes as no surprise that @POTUS would place his own interests ahead of the country. But it is tragic that so many Republican Members of Congress would choose to help him do so. https://t.co/VFjwKGfVt6

— Adam Schiff (@RepAdamSchiff) January 27, 2018

Sally Yates says Trump's behavior is "really dangerous"
“Seems like there are almost weekly efforts to try to get DOJ to open up a case on his former political rival. . .to the near daily attacks on the FBI. We’ve never seen anything close to this before.” https://t.co/F41IzVA66l pic.twitter.com/ordqoywdx2

— Steven Greenhouse (@greenhousenyt) January 28, 2018

Trump lawyers researching decades-old court case in attempt to avoid Mueller interview: report https://t.co/5D008TIETY pic.twitter.com/fhE2iN0tRv

— The Hill (@thehill) January 27, 2018

12 legal experts tell us what they think special counsel Robert Mueller will do next https://t.co/ho7HkzLcx4 via @POLITICOMag pic.twitter.com/j491Dm4y2X

— POLITICO (@politico) January 28, 2018

Trump telling aides he wants to fire Rosenstein: report https://t.co/kLoqfzIhid pic.twitter.com/axwf0dpcPw

— The Hill (@thehill) January 27, 2018

Question senators in both parties don't want to answer with specifics:
If Trump fires Rosenstein/Mueller, what, exactly, should Congress do?
Instead they use words like "red line" (Warner), "holy hell to pay" (Lindsey Graham), or say there must be "consequences"

— Steven Dennis (@StevenTDennis) January 27, 2018

#BREAKING: Trump: I'm not a feminist https://t.co/SjvfRScCRA pic.twitter.com/uQKPkl6MzQ

— The Hill (@thehill) January 27, 2018

Stephen Wynn, the billionaire casino mogul, resigned from his position as Republican National Committee finance chair, GOP officials said, following allegations of sexual misconduct. https://t.co/EVSfL8NZXJ

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) January 28, 2018

Donald Trump fails to grasp basic climate change facts during Piers Morgan interview https://t.co/IGL2UHWfGp

— The Independent (@Independent) January 28, 2018

Trump's immigration proposal is a nonstarter that uses Dreamers as bargaining chips to push along his hate-filled agenda. We've had enough. https://t.co/u8AIN1WKg6

— Tom Perez (@TomPerez) January 28, 2018

"Yet so strong is the pull of tribalism that we’ve reached a point where partisanship outweighs morality. Republicans aren’t approving of Trump despite his behavior; in calling him a role model, they’re approving his behavior." https://t.co/YNFJQJTHtx

— Charlie Sykes (@SykesCharlie) January 27, 2018

Why Does Trump Fear Truth? For a man who says he's done nothing wrong, he sure acts like he has something to hide https://t.co/BymmbJw01R

— Indira Lakshmanan (@Indira_L) January 27, 2018

UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson backs Trump in face of 'pompous' left-wing critics – via @AdamShawNYhttps://t.co/I7CCKnVIav

— Fox News Politics (@foxnewspolitics) January 28, 2018

https://t.co/mP9UYKvuLB

— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) January 27, 2018

The infighting and chaos that is the Tory attempt to deliver the madness of #Brexit is getting steadily worse. I don’t care what happens to the Conservatives but I care very deeply about what happens to Scotland and this mess is harming us, our economy & our prospects pic.twitter.com/wb0TRNi4RQ

— Michael Russell (@Feorlean) January 27, 2018

The direction of travel seems to have gone in only one single direction: towards a dilution of Brexit https://t.co/aoCz5ePjJu

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) January 27, 2018

At least 95 people killed and 158 injured in Taliban bomb blast in Kabul https://t.co/sfoOAKvHVf pic.twitter.com/RwNwxeFk8B

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) January 27, 2018

Nearly 100 killed in ambulance blast in Afghan capital Kabul https://t.co/A1v4D4tNpI

— Shirley (@SCM11888) January 28, 2018

As of yesterday the Berlin wall has been down as long as it was up. pic.twitter.com/XTjCglWOaM

— Historical Pics (@HistoricalPics) January 27, 2018

Auschwitz survivors placed candles at the Memorial in Birkenau located between ruins of gas chambers and crematoria II and III during the 73rd anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz. pic.twitter.com/TQZ2lzJOT0

— Auschwitz Memorial (@AuschwitzMuseum) January 27, 2018

U.S. trade body backs Canada's Bombardier over Boeing in tariff spat https://t.co/wty2daM4TY

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) January 26, 2018

The U.S. International Trade Commission has ruled in favour of Montreal's Bombardier in a trade dispute with Boeing. Commissioners voted that Boeing did not suffer harm from prospective imports of C Series commercial jets.

— CBC News Alerts (@CBCAlerts) January 26, 2018

Q&A from @julianoneill on shock @Bombardier tax ruling https://t.co/k9XzVMDRyf pic.twitter.com/foGAgYtb4A

— BBC News NI (@BBCNewsNI) January 26, 2018

Good to see good sense prevailed! Everyone wins with this outcome! competitiveness is what pushes us forward, and the CSeries is definitely a fantastic aircraft with a lot to offer for the flying public.

Boeing got what they deserved, public humiliation.https://t.co/wcOa4zrkIn

— Lucas (@YellowSky92) January 26, 2018

DUP 3 days ago : Its a Canadian court case. Nothing to do with us.

DUP now : We saved you all. 100% pure DUP effort. #Bombardier

— Nata (@NatBatsx) January 26, 2018

Bombardier decision seems to be sparking some kind of an “I’M SPARTACUS” style political response.

If all these political parties worked so hard together to achieve this as is stated then the talks should be a breeze!

— Brendan Harkin (@brendanjharkin) January 26, 2018

PM: I welcome this decision, which is good news for British industry. Bombardier and its innovative workforce play a vital role in the Northern Ireland economy.

— UK Prime Minister (@Number10gov) January 26, 2018

Workers ‘jubilant’ as Bombardier tariff threat lifted  https://t.co/BjqwFVbcmb pic.twitter.com/OlBOsXt8Gt

— Unite the Union NI (@UniteunionNI) January 26, 2018

How much does Government actually care – when it thinks no one is watching? https://t.co/JStJQhvIf7

— Jo Maugham QC (@JolyonMaugham) January 24, 2018

MORE: Airbus CEO says will go ahead 'full throttle' with Alabama assembly line after Boeing loses trade case v Bombardier. https://t.co/hYEstoml73 pic.twitter.com/jc1VG42ihA

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) January 26, 2018

President Trump arrived in Davos cast as a wrecking ball aimed at globalization. After 2 days, he appeared to have assuaged the worst fears of people there. https://t.co/bGHoKmttIK

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 26, 2018

ICYMI: From #Davos, @ReutersTV brings you analysis of Trump's #WEF18 speech. https://t.co/zwv8fmlq80 More coverage: https://t.co/PNMBlQvbcQ pic.twitter.com/VMOaJ12V2R

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) January 26, 2018

#Russia's state TV tears into Trump's #Davos2018 speech, describing it as his stand-up comedy routine, fantasies of a showman who can't be taken seriously.
The screen reads: "Trump is not welcome here." pic.twitter.com/s5RBAnmm61

— Julia Davis (@JuliaDavisNews) January 26, 2018

Fact Check: President Trump's Davos speech mixed facts, falsehoods and claims that could use context https://t.co/4p7LKLfrrY

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 26, 2018

After 8 hr 33 min flight, Air Force One lands at @JBA_NAFW returning Pres Trump from Davos trip. pic.twitter.com/x6e1cUdlmm

— Mark Knoller (@markknoller) January 26, 2018

.@SpeakerRyan knows @realDonaldTrump tried to fire Robert Mueller. He knows Donald Trump is unfit for office. And yet, he does nothing.https://t.co/qOHKlDOFHa

— Randy Bryce (@IronStache) January 26, 2018

Vegas casino king Steve Wynn accused of 'pattern of sexual misconduct' in WSJ report https://t.co/QvK1lB1o0X

— Ali Velshi (@AliVelshi) January 26, 2018

lol what is going on with the guest in the bottom right corner in this segment? pic.twitter.com/oKuc3uKbDW

— T. Becket Adams (@BecketAdams) January 26, 2018

"almost apologized" https://t.co/HRDlcHurqg

— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) January 26, 2018

My response to Donald Trump's extremely worrying speech in Davos. #WEF18 #TrumpDavos pic.twitter.com/TnjFZDs1if

— John McDonnell MP (@johnmcdonnellMP) January 26, 2018

WATCH: UK's economy grows despite #Brexit uncertainty https://t.co/5wtGEnZkxN via @ReutersTV pic.twitter.com/rBXUhTwDRX

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) January 26, 2018

Brexit has already cost Britain "tens of billions of pounds" in lost output, Mark Carney says https://t.co/4earPNFTwZ pic.twitter.com/Jj2Of25ywU

— Bloomberg Brexit (@Brexit) January 26, 2018

Saturday's Daily Telegraph
"UK in talks over longer transition for Brexit"#tomorrowspaperstoday#bbcpapers
(via @MsHelicat) pic.twitter.com/klG810CH7O

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) January 26, 2018

UK will be able to negotiate and sign new trade deals as soon as it leaves the EU, David Davis says https://t.co/A09ly6pyK6 #Brexit pic.twitter.com/ije2HJk4Z6

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) January 26, 2018

Huge lead for those demanding referendum on final Brexit deal in latest Guardian poll https://t.co/XXPcAqgCrK

— Ian Dunt (@IanDunt) January 26, 2018

JUST IN: United States Olympic Committee gives USA Gymnastics board six days to resign or it will start decertification process https://t.co/ehoCSrX1Zg pic.twitter.com/VsokoHiU81

— NBC News (@NBCNews) January 26, 2018

Julian Assange Asks U.K. Court to Drop His Arrest Warrant https://t.co/SJYb6UDh5A

— Doug Mataconis (@dmataconis) January 26, 2018

The lads preparing the Saturday accumulators at Ladbrokes in Pyongyang pic.twitter.com/s2iqdrTX65

— Mo' (@mocent0) January 26, 2018

testament to @ft objectivity that today's letter page has five missives on the Presidents Club, three of which are hostile…. pic.twitter.com/O9kZnZPQA3

— Jim Pickard (@PickardJE) January 26, 2018

Women finally outnumbered men in the incoming class at Oxford this year. It only took 1,000 years. https://t.co/sP5tAsHGg3

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 26, 2018

Saturday's MATT: putting things off for a bit pic.twitter.com/vaJFn83Lzr

— Helen Miller (@MsHelicat) January 26, 2018

"Don't lie to me Sharon. We've got the surveillance pictures back and you clearly took my milk out of the office fridge, despite it having my name on it" pic.twitter.com/MK9iRSXmRM

— Enough of That v2.018 (@AndyGilder) January 26, 2018

Arse-licker… see what I did there? https://t.co/rxAXCsrLYt

— ricky ross (@rickyaross) January 26, 2018

Trump Ordered Mueller Fired, but Backed Off When White House Counsel Threatened to Quit https://t.co/qJ8PZ21nPv pic.twitter.com/P9dRiluTF8

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) January 26, 2018

Trump’s Effort to Fire Mueller: Reactions to the New York Times Report https://t.co/PX6Kf0vCXs

— Lawfare (@lawfareblog) January 26, 2018

Coming up with fake reasons for firing those investigating him and his inner circle turns out to be a standard operating procedure for @realDonaldTrump. Blaming the firing of Comey on unfairness to Hillary was like blaming the firing of Mueller on conflict over golf fees.

— Laurence Tribe (@tribelaw) January 26, 2018

Who leaked this? Probably McGahn (perhaps with Cobb).
Why now? Well, its effect will presumably be a negative reaction to firing Mueller. Which may well mean Trump recently returned to the idea, and this is a desperate effort by McGahn to stop him again. https://t.co/a0uGeNwYFQ

— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) January 26, 2018

On eight occasions since June – when Trump ordered the firing of Mueller – Trump and his aides have told the press he was NOT considering firing Mueller, via @MarshallCohen https://t.co/OpRTNnsVDC

— Manu Raju (@mkraju) January 26, 2018

Remember that there is no attorney/client privilege between Trump and McGahn. McGhan is a government employee who represents the Presidency not the President.

— Doug Mataconis (@dmataconis) January 26, 2018

Totally normal that the Attorney General, FBI Director, and White House Counsel would threaten to resign or offer their resignation in the 1st year of a Presidency over three different topics.

— Orin Kerr (@OrinKerr) January 26, 2018

Whomever Don McGahn's crisis communications person is, they're going to be able to charge future clients an obscene rate for their services.

They're killing it. https://t.co/8Lk7WIhYTg

— The Hoarse Whisperer (@HoarseWisperer) January 26, 2018

Before you canonize McGahn remember he pressured Sessions not to recuse. I bet his objection was not that firing Mueller was wrong but that it was dangerous. Also, this is not the 1st leak to paint McGahn in a good light at Trump's expense. If I were Trump I'd wonder about McGahn

— Walter Shaub (@waltshaub) January 26, 2018

This is also Don McGahn. https://t.co/rgRF0HI221 pic.twitter.com/AaaNUPhJH0

— David Frum (@davidfrum) January 26, 2018

Analysis: It’s looking more and more like there is a coordinated GOP effort to discredit the Trump-Russia investigation https://t.co/tAspxpQgwC

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 25, 2018

Hannity’s lead story tonight. pic.twitter.com/ZaqE1vDO9V

— Yashar Ali 🐘 (@yashar) January 26, 2018

Sean Hannity: The New York Times is trying to distract you. They say Trump tried to fire Mueller, but our sources aren’t confirming that!

Sean Hannity, minutes later: Alright, yeah, maybe our sources confirm Trump wanted to fire Mueller. But so what? That’s his right. Anywho… pic.twitter.com/yUIt7Un56d

— Matt Fuller (@MEPFuller) January 26, 2018

Today’s conveniently-timed @NewYorker cartoon, by Brendan Loper. pic.twitter.com/HPqNDTBIOi

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) January 26, 2018

Trump plans to visit the U.K. later this year, May’s office says https://t.co/jvvQ5EOR9h pic.twitter.com/U4OIDAJaiK

— Bloomberg (@business) January 25, 2018

Trump rejects free trade, opposes immigration, turns back refugees, denies climate change, denounces Iran nuclear deal, attacks media/courts, embraces autocrats, demeans women, and speaks to racists/ultranationalists. my take on what to look for in Davos: https://t.co/5gSP04lYCN

— Richard N. Haass (@RichardHaass) January 25, 2018

WATCH: A weak U.S. dollar may hurt Trump's attempts to sell his 'America First' agenda at #WEF18, reports @OneHitGit for @ReutersTV in Davos https://t.co/RAptcaTUAb pic.twitter.com/fche6C5y3v

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) January 25, 2018

Trump tells the press that he and @theresa_may "like each other a lot", whilst she sits next to him nodding like a lapdog. Do you, Prime Minister? Do you like this racist, misogynistic bully a lot? Or are you just desperate for anyone to be your "friend"?

— Laura C #FBPE (@smilinglaura) January 25, 2018

I think that “false rumor” might have stemmed from @POTUS trolling of @theresa_may on Twitter after retweeting a slimy video from Britain First, a far right, extremist party, for which May rebuked Trump.
Just sayin’. https://t.co/lVOtZ0p6p6

— David Axelrod (@davidaxelrod) January 25, 2018

Trump constantly interrupts Theresa May in phone calls: report https://t.co/18AmAgSryT pic.twitter.com/KkWax02U4d

— The Hill (@thehill) January 25, 2018

This week, the 11 TPP countries, now without the U.S., have officially reached an agreement. https://t.co/LiXjNZ33Qf

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) January 25, 2018

Trump says he's open to re-entering TPP one day after Canada announces deal without US https://t.co/roV69wIjKT pic.twitter.com/c2UHh0F9Ax

— The Hill (@thehill) January 25, 2018

Senate Judiciary Committee finishing investigation into a June 2016 meeting between Russians and President Trump's campaign, and the chairman of that panel wants to release transcripts from interviews with Trump's son and others. https://t.co/ph8VSIOfdd

— The Associated Press (@AP) January 25, 2018

JUST IN: GOP senator admits "secret society" texts may have been a joke after linking them to anti-Trump conspiracy https://t.co/w7RevaeKeF pic.twitter.com/GD6ZIWRsKg

— The Hill (@thehill) January 25, 2018

Hell of a @RobertMaguire_ scoop. A dark money group with Rubio campaign ties raised $28.7M in 2016. Its haul just one year earlier: $327,000 https://t.co/BDtqlcZcRS

— Lachlan Markay (@lachlan) January 25, 2018

Yes, interview Trump dead-enders. But don’t ask them what they think. Ask them why they think it. https://t.co/JTz0m1YoCD

— Dan Froomkin (@froomkin) January 25, 2018

New national football league run by Vince McMahon will require players to stand for national anthem https://t.co/dqfJxQUa8r pic.twitter.com/3MNjW0virs

— The Hill (@thehill) January 26, 2018

South Korean Olympic officials just scoped out venues in North Korea that their skiers might use — including an airport that has been used for firing drills/missile launches https://t.co/HxIErszyX7 pic.twitter.com/vxWGZKNKFn

— Anna Fifield (@annafifield) January 25, 2018

Trump withholds hundreds of millions in Palestinian aid because Palestinians didn't meet with Mike Pence over Trump's Jerusalem decision https://t.co/EczXpRFY1g pic.twitter.com/nbId87XR5k

— Mahir Zeynalov (@MahirZeynalov) January 25, 2018

Doomsday Clock moved to just 2min to 'apocalypse' https://t.co/piIYQ0oK3p

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) January 25, 2018

We need a better understanding of what Britain wants from Brexit, Ireland's PM @campaignforleo says https://t.co/Qha9fpQQbr #WEF18 pic.twitter.com/lzZFNcz7WC

— Bloomberg Brexit (@Brexit) January 25, 2018

It's delusional reasoning that Brexit 'demands' the restoration of the executive. The DUP are fundamentalist Brexiteers while SF is campaigning for the North to keep EU rules. The gap on Brexit is as huge as the DUP's opposition to the rights' issues.

— Danny Morrison (@molloy1916) January 25, 2018

Friday's Guardian
"May's leadership under threat as fresh Tory revolt erupts over Brexit"#tomorrowspaperstoday#bbcpapers
(via @AllieHBNews) pic.twitter.com/ANsfp51KsK

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) January 25, 2018

David Cameron was recorded at the World Economic Forum in Davos saying the Leave vote was "a mistake not a disaster" and that Brexit has "turned out less badly than we first thought" https://t.co/PYzP3RFkEg pic.twitter.com/xr0hT3Zy5Q

— BBC Question Time (@bbcquestiontime) January 25, 2018

However business leaders will publicly greet Trump at Davos, they are happy with key ways in which he has wielded his power https://t.co/k63rTfRLTJ

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 24, 2018

Never invited when he was merely a businessman, Trump will arrive in Davos as leader of the world’s last superpower https://t.co/VPwnMLXpeg

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 24, 2018

Trump Transportation chief: Those who don't want to hear Trump speak in Davos "can leave" https://t.co/47ntcSopIT pic.twitter.com/ZfQBZK8VBU

— The Hill (@thehill) January 24, 2018

U.S. officials defend Trump's trade moves in Davos, bracing for potential backlash from China https://t.co/UEGQwYqeWn pic.twitter.com/HrbRTNcIFC

— Talking Points Memo (@TPM) January 24, 2018

At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Pres. Trump is expected to say America is open for business. But the trip comes just days after his administration slapped tariffs on imported washing machines and solar panels. @karentravers reports: https://t.co/xmR4hY2en9 pic.twitter.com/WPyAlRxM3h

— This Week (@ThisWeekABC) January 24, 2018

Ahead of Trump's Davos visit, European leaders warn against nationalism https://t.co/1AWhjl5yjr pic.twitter.com/BwgUPynGWZ

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) January 24, 2018

U.S. not starting trade war, but sees China tech threat: Ross https://t.co/cOXA9rPtai pic.twitter.com/VIOgYwWTBg

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) January 24, 2018

Thousands of anti-Trump protestors flood the streets of Zurich ahead of his Davos visit.pic.twitter.com/ggyRdkmWXG

— Remove Trump Now (@KaniJJackson) January 24, 2018

Trump open to path to citizenship for some ‘dreamers’ in immigration deal. https://t.co/0agsyhjCqR

— Josh Dawsey (@jdawsey1) January 25, 2018

Trump is holding the future of hundreds of thousands of young people in his hands, but he views them as a mere bargaining chip to be bartered to get his wall. https://t.co/HEI76PSQrS

— Renato Mariotti (@renato_mariotti) January 24, 2018

If this is where the Mueller investigation ends Trump would be a fool to fire him. His administration will survive an obstruction charge that does not claim to prove an underlying crime. https://t.co/b3NmyaRoxr

— Ross Douthat (@DouthatNYT) January 24, 2018

BREAKING: Trump says he's "looking forward" to being interviewed by Special Counsel Robert Mueller. Says no date set yet, but says his lawyers tell him likely in next 2-3 weeks.

— Peter Alexander (@PeterAlexander) January 24, 2018

BREAKING NEWS
The FBI says a “glitch” was the cause the loss of thousands of text messages adding that thousands of others we affected by the glitch as well ( this an apparent reference to Hillary’s emails).

— Walter Cronkite (@CronkiteSays) January 24, 2018

The White House now supports release of Nunes memo. Sarah Sanders says: "We support full transparency."

But release of Nunes memo is *the opposite* of full transparency. Here's what the real game is:https://t.co/cTgCC4BjyQ pic.twitter.com/dFtEg4GfTC

— Greg Sargent (@ThePlumLineGS) January 24, 2018

JUST IN: DOJ's Stephen Boyd has sent a letter to @DevinNunes saying release of *the memo* without review by DOJ/FBI would be "extraordinarily reckless." Says the memo purports to be based on "classified source materials that neither you nor most of" the committee "have seen." pic.twitter.com/F0pmL34vhk

— Natasha Bertrand (@NatashaBertrand) January 24, 2018

Trump’s allies dispute that he is a formally declared candidate for president in 2020, even though he established a reelection campaign and has been fundraising for it. https://t.co/rHenwF0dXP

— Henry J. Gomez (@HenryJGomez) January 24, 2018

In #Davos, China accounts for only 3 percent of delegates while having largest population in the world and second largest economy. More #WEF18 coverage: https://t.co/aSzxGElh6Y pic.twitter.com/03bpzHLcFI

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) January 24, 2018

North Korea sends rare announcement to all Koreans, calls for unification https://t.co/sYpSAKtluh pic.twitter.com/sBdadCTWht

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) January 24, 2018

#BREAKING: China successfully clones world's first macaques from somatic cells by method that made Dolly the sheep 20 years ago (Photos provided by Chinese Academy of Sciences) pic.twitter.com/kg4myOwsZP

— China Xinhua News (@XHNews) January 24, 2018

What really happened too all those fake European cities in China: https://t.co/GSoK14XdXc pic.twitter.com/ECKL7LpNNH

— Slate (@Slate) January 24, 2018

Forgive me Father, for I have madly rushed for scoops https://t.co/J8cjrh6J3a

— Amy Fiscus (@amyfiscus) January 24, 2018

The Presidents Club, which held a fundraising event where many hostesses were groped, sexually harassed and propositioned, is closing. This is the investigation that started it all. https://t.co/ZcIqRWtywe pic.twitter.com/QDJ4Uu8evM

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) January 24, 2018

Reporter Madison Marriage goes undercover at one of London's most successful but secretive charity dinners. The Presidents Club Charity Dinner is a fundraiser like ‘something out of the 1970s’.

Read the full story: https://t.co/uUf86pxGm3 pic.twitter.com/OaRFqFQfru

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) January 23, 2018

All you need to know about what happened at the shocking Presidents Club dinner and who attended https://t.co/XEETpkE7cJ

— The Independent (@Independent) January 24, 2018

“I think it’s a watershed moment” – @margot_james_mp on the Presidents Club Charity Dinner scandal #newsnight pic.twitter.com/bVmXPA8vLs

— BBC Newsnight (@BBCNewsnight) January 24, 2018

I want London to be a city where all women are safe from sexual harassment. The behaviour that took place at the Presidents Club dinner is utterly appalling. It is right that David Meller has today resigned as a trustee of the independent charity, the Mayor’s Fund.

— Mayor of London (@MayorofLondon) January 24, 2018

Lunch with Boris Johnson was auctioned at the Presidents Club but he "knew nothing of his inclusion in any auction and in no way endorsed the event". It's… a bit worrying that people are auctioning access to the foreign secretary without him knowing? https://t.co/U0harFP3R3

— Jim Waterson (@jimwaterson) January 24, 2018

One under-reported aspect of our scoop on the men-only Presidents Club: the use and abuse of NDAs. Hostesses were given no time to read the document before being paraded and groped https://t.co/VKBjCFfRWM

— Lionel Barber (@lionelbarber) January 24, 2018

FT News Editor @SpiegelPeter has emailed newsroom staff about @miss_marriage’s Presidents Club investigation: "We're already at 525,000 page views, and it's clearly headed to the most read piece of FT journalism online ever."

— Mark Di Stefano 🤙🏻 (@MarkDiStef) January 24, 2018

This is the examination of David Davis this morning by @CommonsEUexit. It’s worth watching @joannaccherry’s cross-examination from 9:42. https://t.co/7kmNlf1ONY

— George Peretz QC (@GeorgePeretzQC) January 24, 2018

Legend of the Fall: Mark E Smith kept swinging to the end https://t.co/FAdYdQrsIt

— Karim Walker (@shift_in2_turbo) January 24, 2018

My first Fall gig wasn’t exactly great. Aberdeen ‘00 with @PeterKGeoghegan (https://t.co/DpChDVi9ic) pic.twitter.com/lPXpIPvJr9

— Barry (@bchpman) January 24, 2018

Opinion: Trump’s new America First tariffs should worry the Davos set – this is only the beginning | @dusborne https://t.co/Lr8C4Lt6FZ

— Independent Voices (@IndyVoices) January 23, 2018

Trump delivers dose of "America First" ahead of Davoshttps://t.co/0CDmG2hRiH via @ABehsudi pic.twitter.com/JRnlMKQ7vi

— POLITICO (@politico) January 23, 2018

Trump in Davos will meet with:
-UK's Theresa May, to discuss Syria, Iran and North Korea
-Israel's Netanyahu, on peace issues and Iran
-Rwanda's Kagame, chair of African Union, to talk about trade and security.
-president of Switzerland, on economic growth and innovation.

— Jennifer Jacobs (@JenniferJJacobs) January 23, 2018

At Davos on Friday, Trump to meet with the chairman of the African Union, which said it was “frankly alarmed” by Trump’s “shithole countries” remark and called for an apology. https://t.co/9F3ff3u3dE

— Rebecca Ballhaus (@rebeccaballhaus) January 24, 2018

"The danger of Trump at Davos" https://t.co/Bji9lbvvlW pic.twitter.com/cd8ktiL4Au

— The Hill (@thehill) January 23, 2018

Swiss marchers protest against Trump, break through Davos security cordon https://t.co/lOKIwLXqkr

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) January 24, 2018

Historians explain how Melania’s Davos cancellation is a ‘subliminal message’ aimed directly at Trump https://t.co/TQ4fTJDZue

— Raw Story (@RawStory) January 23, 2018

WATCH: In his #WEF18 address, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi says globalization is 'losing its luster'. More coverage from #Davos: https://t.co/ls42z6Tnkm pic.twitter.com/xSElZyyEyl

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) January 23, 2018

This is what keeps the global elite awake at night https://t.co/bfamg3oZvD #WEF18 pic.twitter.com/cyQ0Mh4lAE

— Bloomberg (@business) January 23, 2018

The US continues to dominate @Davos official attendance, via @wef @TheEconomist #Davos pic.twitter.com/vlpapn15Gi

— Raju Narisetti (@raju) January 23, 2018

Martin Wolf- Davos 2018: The liberal international order is sick https://t.co/772HCLwVqZ via @financialtimes

— Alister Miskimmon (@amiskimmon) January 23, 2018

Experience #Davos on any device, anywhere in the world. #WEFLIVE is your window into the #WEF18 https://t.co/XSUia290wq

— KPMG (@KPMG) January 19, 2018

Pres. Trump says he's "not at all concerned" about Jeff Sessions' interview with the special counsel team, and disputes reports that FBI Dir. Chris Wray threatened to resign over pressure to replace top staff. https://t.co/IJPv0FyPLK pic.twitter.com/okfKE6DFXp

— This Week (@ThisWeekABC) January 23, 2018

CNN confirms NYT report that Special Counsel #Mueller also interviewed fired FBI Director Comey late last year,

— Jim Sciutto (@jimsciutto) January 23, 2018

Mueller seeks to ask Trump about Flynn, Comey ousters, indicating an intensifying focus on potential obstruction of justice issues https://t.co/4gnvDjVpto

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 23, 2018

Franklin Graham on Trump: “We certainly don't hold him up as the pastor of this nation and he is not. But I appreciate the fact that the president does have a concern for Christian values” https://t.co/xz34KCTiA9

— John Harwood (@JohnJHarwood) January 23, 2018

All that Democrats accomplished during the shutdown was reinforce why everyone hates Washington in the first place. https://t.co/0tt3GBZjWq

— OBSERVER (@observer) January 23, 2018

As @pkcapitol notes, not once in the last five months has the House or Senate put legislation on the floor and began debating the issue to truly test where everyone stands. https://t.co/FPYoYybSZC

— Ed O'Keefe (@edatpost) January 23, 2018

Update: The shooting at a Kentucky high school has left 2 students dead and 17 other people injured. A 15-year-old suspect was arrested. https://t.co/sxVGhheikh

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 23, 2018

The second of two fatal bombs in a residential area of Benghazi, Libya, exploded as people evacuated the casualties from the first. https://t.co/WZPUzip6J6

— The Associated Press (@AP) January 24, 2018

US-led forces kill 150 ISIS militants in Syria https://t.co/HpBBr7ztu7 pic.twitter.com/uU4q4M6mn9

— The Hill (@thehill) January 24, 2018

Turkey says seeks no clash with U.S., Russia, but will pursue Syria goals https://t.co/uK2haJJCoV pic.twitter.com/shKokVj63G

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) January 23, 2018

You can't build an anti-terrorism coalition when you turn your back on your friends like this. Kurds took the heaviest burden of ISIS campaign – now we are hanging them out to dry. https://t.co/zGwnnd6jN1

— Chris Murphy (@ChrisMurphyCT) January 23, 2018

CIA director: North Korea is only 'months away' from holding America at riskhttps://t.co/13EStBbd83 pic.twitter.com/52pYgZr37U

— Circa (@Circa) January 24, 2018

Another U.S. military helicopter emergency landing in the Japanese prefecture of Okinawa — it was on remote island, there were no injuries or damage, but still, this fuels opposition to bases https://t.co/39Q9yyvXiZ pic.twitter.com/pCvjE8KX4D

— Anna Fifield (@annafifield) January 24, 2018

6 lessons from Merkel’s political impasse and what they mean for Germany https://t.co/Si0VDvW4Zv pic.twitter.com/sYmvS38mJ5

— Bloomberg (@business) January 23, 2018

FT Exclusive: Inside the secretive, men-only charity dinner held every year at London’s Dorchester Hotel that raises millions for charity – but where many of the hired hostesses are groped, harassed and propositioned https://t.co/gK0ACnQpzM

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) January 23, 2018

I sometimes wonder if it really is worth it for me to be this angry all the time, then a story like this turns up, and it turns out it is: https://t.co/GDZPOZTm1W pic.twitter.com/i1hSrWDzRn

— Marie Le Conte (@youngvulgarian) January 23, 2018

Fox's takeover of Sky is dealt a blow by the U.K., just after it agreed to sell a chunk of assets to Disney https://t.co/BJ8eUNFrya

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) January 23, 2018

Murdoch's Sky bid: what next for the media heavyweight? https://t.co/oFnOOK88Zl

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 23, 2018

There must be no backdoor route to Murdoch getting control of Sky. My question earlier in the House of Commons. https://t.co/TPb1BIgnK2

— Ed Miliband (@Ed_Miliband) January 23, 2018

Jaguar Land Rover is cutting its operations in the UK but hiring 3000 new employees in Austria because of concerns over Brexit.
Yet another example of major companies pulling the plug on Britain due to Brexit.https://t.co/Yp0b9vlHIF

— James Melville (@JamesMelville) January 23, 2018

Jeremy Hunt admits EU cancer drugs may not be available in the UK after Brexit https://t.co/iqAA3Pl1Os

— The Independent (@Independent) January 23, 2018

Critics of the UK foreign secretary would argue that the NHS’s difficulties are of his own making https://t.co/mZbSwc1ufz

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) January 23, 2018

David Davis surely needs a story for tomorrow's select committee. He should probably exert some control over it and try to make the story that the UK will accept full acquis and therefore free movement during the transition….

— Matthew O'Toole (@MatthewOToole2) January 23, 2018

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"The country is heading into “crisis” unless the UK Government acts fast to address deep concerns in Wales and Scotland about what the future holds post-Brexit."
.https://t.co/a0u2ODU30n

— OliveClough (@CloughOlive) January 23, 2018

By 2050, the UK economy will be $194 billion smaller than Mexico’s. $1.9 trillion smaller than Indonesia’s.

(PwC projections: market exchange rate GDP in today’s dollar terms. https://t.co/1DX7ir9vHH) pic.twitter.com/xpoGkt9wPE

— Pádraig Belton (@PadraigBelton) January 24, 2018

RIP to the South African jazz giant Hugh Masekela. We're remembering him now by replaying a conversation from 2011, when he was here for @OttawaJazz … https://t.co/T1eTMGkNTc

— All in a Day (@cbcallinaday) January 23, 2018

So sorry to learn of the passing of Ursula K. LeGuin, one of the great writers of our time and a lifelong favorite of mine. The worlds, species and societies she created and explored will live forever. https://t.co/39vXpzG7Mo pic.twitter.com/19BYuoQYO6

— David Grinspoon (@DrFunkySpoon) January 23, 2018

Ursula K. Le Guin Names the Books She Likes and Wants You to Read https://t.co/jICZNHL3vC pic.twitter.com/SfGCu3AmsS

— Open Culture (@openculture) January 23, 2018

Russia is biggest threat to UK since cold war, says head of British army https://t.co/LeTaO8HouJ

— Theo Farrell (@WarProf) January 22, 2018

Army chief General Sir Nick Carter warns a boost in defence spending is needed. He says Britain could not withstand a Russian attackhttps://t.co/DbvZ0Nysdc

— The Times of London (@thetimes) January 22, 2018

Army chief warns British forces would struggle against Russia https://t.co/DyfZNxEtpm

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) January 22, 2018

The head of the British Army just unleashed a stark warning about Russiahttps://t.co/DPlm9NwHis pic.twitter.com/7B1s62oXPZ

— Mirror Politics (@MirrorPolitics) January 22, 2018

British army rethinks cutting German base in response to Russia https://t.co/hLwwZQhRRC

— fastFT (@fastFT) January 22, 2018

How much extra money is needed for UK defence? @EvanHD asks Baroness Falkner #newsnight pic.twitter.com/uuzPDnKmzA

— BBC Newsnight (@BBCNewsnight) January 22, 2018

UK has already 'agreed in principle' to Norway-style Brexit transition https://t.co/7uyRDdrkjo

— The Independent (@Independent) January 22, 2018

What will the EU look like after Brexit? Its economy will be smaller than the US economy, for one. https://t.co/dyok1DRnwV pic.twitter.com/6kqHJI5sl5

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) January 22, 2018

Quite incredible. UK shelves financial services Brexit position paper https://t.co/kWbxGNOJOH

— Ian Dunt (@IanDunt) January 22, 2018

Ireland to have more significant role in Europe post-Brexit https://t.co/5RWTuJy70X

— Irish Times Business (@IrishTimesBiz) January 22, 2018

It must worry @jeremycorbyn a little to know every other progressive left of centre party in Europe thinks #Brexit is madness and every far right fascist party plus #Trump and #Putin think it’s wonderful. Don’t you think?

— Graham Simpson (@grahambsi) January 22, 2018

JUST IN: House passes funding measure to end shutdown, sending bill to Trump's desk https://t.co/XWClFO8ooC pic.twitter.com/Wm9g8ZLc5z

— The Hill (@thehill) January 22, 2018

A key point is that it’s only an extension until Feb 8. If McConnell doesn’t keep his word, improves the Democrats’ case against the R’s. So not so clear cut.

— Patricia Zengerle (@ReutersZengerle) January 22, 2018

Democrats got 6 years of CHIP, kept their shutdown leverage, and created some chance of resolving this through normal legislative channels. It’s a good deal, at least for now. https://t.co/ff0mb2UYwD

— Ezra Klein (@ezraklein) January 22, 2018

Stormy Monday: @CommonCause says a reported secret #Trump payout to a porn star violated campaign finance laws because it was aimed at affecting the election https://t.co/ZR9me6gC5r

— David Beard (@dabeard) January 22, 2018

BREAKING: Pennsylvania Supreme Court throws out state's congressional map, ruling that gerrymandering violates constitution.

— The Associated Press (@AP) January 22, 2018

Trump expected to go ahead with trip to Davos economic forum after Senate votes to end shutdown https://t.co/b6EJZgjvra pic.twitter.com/dn5p6FblmL

— The Hill (@thehill) January 22, 2018

Your day-by-day guide to Davos 2018 https://t.co/QvhOLgcj8c #wef18 pic.twitter.com/6jClsH2zei

— World Economic Forum (@wef) January 22, 2018

#Davos heavyweights: North America and Western Europe will have a commanding presence at #WEF18. Follow our coverage: https://t.co/cRxMyoRD2n pic.twitter.com/dEKlnMslWQ

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) January 22, 2018

The Swiss army and police prepare for Pres. Trump ’s visit to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. Trump would be the first U.S. president to attend the elite event since Bill Clinton in 2000. https://t.co/2avm9Qckc3 pic.twitter.com/nexRUKkf6i

— ABC News (@ABC) January 22, 2018

Only in #Davos you get a sign with “private car pick-up” direction alongside the “A day in the life of a refugee” exhibition. #Davos2018 #tonedeaf @tictoc #tictocnews pic.twitter.com/yFWsN3oLq9

— Javier Blas (@JavierBlas2) January 22, 2018

In Davos, there are competing Russia and Ukraine Houses across the street from each other, staging parallel open bar parties. Nearby, Palantir has a space that looks like an office furniture store. Google Cloud has a brick-and-mortar shop.

— Ishaan Tharoor (@ishaantharoor) January 22, 2018

While people’s trust in business, government, NGOs and media remained largely unchanged from 2017 — dramatic shifts are taking place at the country level and within the institution of media. #TrustBarometer

— Edelman (@EdelmanPR) January 22, 2018

#BREAKING: Senate Dems accept deal to end government shutdown https://t.co/N1epPNyPMf pic.twitter.com/lvw2k3mLCp

— The Hill (@thehill) January 22, 2018

NBCNews confirms Democrats will give Republicans enough votes to reopen the government.

Stay with @MSNBC live now for breaking coverage. pic.twitter.com/b23a50p4xF

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) January 22, 2018

BREAKING: Senate Democrats cave, provide votes based on McConnell’s empty promise https://t.co/g7MCoh838n

— Judd Legum (@JuddLegum) January 22, 2018

Senator Chuck Schumer speaking on the Senate floor says the Democrats will vote to reopen the US government today. @rtenews

— Caitriona Perry (@CaitrionaPerry) January 22, 2018

Schumer acknowledging bipartisan success of people working together on issues of immigration from Ds and Rs. Framing it in terms of failure of presidential leadership in the face of good-faith efforts of bipartisan group of lawmakers. Interesting approach.

— Danna Young🇺🇸✌🏻 (@dannagal) January 22, 2018

Schumer says that the agreement with McConnell is: if there's no comprehensive agreement by Feb. 8, they will "immediately proceed to consideration of legislation dealing with DACA. The process will be neutral and fair to all sides."

— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) January 22, 2018

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— Mike Short (@mike_shortjd) January 22, 2018

.@LindseyGrahamSC hopeful a solution to end the government shutdown could be reached Sunday night. "If it doesn't happen tonight, it's going to get a lot harder tomorrow." https://t.co/kCjHnpW3J6 pic.twitter.com/iJNlFFehZI

— ABC News Politics (@ABCPolitics) January 21, 2018

DURBIN tells me the leaders are talking about a deal, but *no agreement yet* on a date/commitment for a DACA vote and no talks with Trump

— Robert Costa (@costareports) January 21, 2018

Bipartisan group of senators signal they are near deal to end shutdown https://t.co/SjwcYAIpx7 pic.twitter.com/lMl0yAdkD7

— The Hill (@thehill) January 21, 2018

Open, closed or something in between: What a shutdown looks like https://t.co/zSOfdrERoo via @MarkLandler pic.twitter.com/MAAN7GlU42

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) January 21, 2018

"Trump is a familiar sort of man who mistakes being hard for being a sadist, and thinks that his own well-documented appetite for inflicting suffering and humiliation on others makes him tough." https://t.co/Y4nQldDGHd

— Josh Barro (@jbarro) January 21, 2018

1. White House blames Democrats for shutdown
2. Yet Republicans blame the White House: @LindseyGrahamSC says as long as Stephen Miller's involved, nothing will get done

— West Wing Reports (@WestWingReport) January 21, 2018

White House spox @hogangidley45 responds to @LindseyGrahamSC: “As long as Sen. Graham chooses to support legislation that sides with people in this country illegally and unlawfully instead of our own American citizens, we’re going nowhere. He’s been an outlier for years” https://t.co/QUOkPpnczI

— Michael Falcone (@michaelpfalcone) January 21, 2018

Tammy Duckworth tried to pass a bill to ensure military pay and military death benefits during the shutdown. The effort failed after Senate Majority Whip, Republican Sen. John Cornyn objected.
https://t.co/PhlRnDEjyU

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) January 21, 2018

"I will not be lectured about what our military needs by a five-deferment draft dodger." Democratic Sen. Tammy Duckworth responds to President Trump's tweet that said Democrats are responsible for the government shutdown and don't care about the military https://t.co/jbTT3mD8T9 pic.twitter.com/WkGhNjLOji

— CNN (@CNN) January 21, 2018

Trump spoke to his press team abt their tv hits yesterday: “He dissected individual appearances, making clear he was watching closely, and suggested people for certain shows, aides said.” https://t.co/C0KcP3ojlY

— Sarah Boxer (@Sarah_Boxer) January 21, 2018

After A Year In Office, Trump Still Facing Constitutional Challenges Over Businesses https://t.co/PjC0qBwxre

— Kenny_ex-GOP (@Hope012015) January 21, 2018

“Wilbur has lost his step” — Trump turns on Commerce Sec Ross because of his “no good” trade deals and propensity to fall asleep in meetings. Brutal, via @jonathanvswan https://t.co/i8XYDBnqIl

— Philip Rucker (@PhilipRucker) January 21, 2018

.@realDonaldTrump wow! It’s been a year since you took over, and to celebrate: you have the lowest approval rating of all time, under constant investigation and a partial shutdown. That can’t be faked, can’t be crooked. Keep up the tweeting, because I’ll be there to make a stand!

— Vicente Fox Quesada (@VicenteFoxQue) January 20, 2018

Hi Melania, do you know where my hat is? pic.twitter.com/2yzYQIwIdz

— Bozwonk (@lolwarlol) January 21, 2018

In case what is missing from your life is an explanation of whether Bob Mueller‘s investigation will be affected by the government shutdown. https://t.co/1eYrVix6wP

— Benjamin Wittes (@benjaminwittes) January 21, 2018

Hello? Are you following this?https://t.co/S2IVLCWLcx

— Adarondax (@adarondax1) January 21, 2018

Trump’s leaked review of the US’s nukes seems to confirm Russia has an underwater nuclear doomsday weapon https://t.co/iRCuZxwRyY pic.twitter.com/4NDV7bIS4j

— World Global News (@WorldGNews) January 21, 2018

#UPDATE Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov also denounced what he called "efforts to punish Russia by any means possible" https://t.co/M8gXNzLFOM

— AFP news agency (@AFP) January 21, 2018

Fourteen foreigners and four Afghans now known to have died in Kabul hotel attack, Afghan officials say https://t.co/PasFtvwodn

— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) January 21, 2018

France’s Le Drian plans March trip to Iran after Trump ultimatum on nuclear deal https://t.co/NcD1eLBupb pic.twitter.com/pmd0qRl51x

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) January 21, 2018

100 feared dead from measles, malnutrition in Indonesia https://t.co/nZVFiJO9nZ

— SCMP News (@SCMP_News) January 21, 2018

Facebook was supposed to be a platform for free speech in countries like Cambodia. Instead, it's enabling propaganda and repression as the country's hopes for democracy collapse. My story from Phnom Penh https://t.co/OfCeNuiMtp

— Megha Rajagopalan (@meghara) January 21, 2018

New Zealand just became the 11th country to send a rocket into orbit https://t.co/NJvtKYrDO3

— HuffPost (@HuffPost) January 21, 2018

99 years ago today, Dáil Éireann met for the first time, adopting the Declaration of Independence and a 'Message to the Free Nations' – Ireland's first statement of its place in the world @dfatirl pic.twitter.com/UQXw6H0YMX

— Gerard Keown (@gerkeown) January 21, 2018

One million people cheer at airbase outside Lima as Pope Francis arrives to celebrate his last mass in Peru before returning to the Vatican, Jan 21 pic.twitter.com/yJv96h2ocq

— Gerard O'Connell (@gerryorome) January 21, 2018

Director-General of the CBI @cbicarolyn tells #Peston that business is calling for Britain to strike a customs union arrangement with the EU after Brexit #Peston pic.twitter.com/cQKoVYibK9

— Peston on Sunday (@pestononsunday) January 21, 2018

Evidence not ideology: Why a customs union is best for Britain – CBI https://t.co/edJk0WDkLL

— David Phinnemore (@DPhinnemore) January 21, 2018

All kicking off again over “a/the” Customs Union following CBI intervention…
Significantly, the Foreign Sec quotes PM’s Florence speech at the CBI – but omits the reference to “its” ie “the EU’s” Customs Union. pic.twitter.com/hRuBfmK6M4

— Faisal Islam (@faisalislam) January 21, 2018

I find this immensely moving, and the clumsiness actually helps. What a blessing to be living in a continent governed by these two rather than in a country by Trump, May, Erdogan, Modi, Abe or Putin. pic.twitter.com/GrL27SOx9X

— Joris Luyendijk (@JORISLUIJENDIJK) January 21, 2018

UKIP leader given vote of 'no confidence' https://t.co/S6u7dgqJOa

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) January 21, 2018

“Henry Bolton, what’s next for you now that you’ve been dumped by UKIP?” pic.twitter.com/pf9XfbVtmU

— James Felton (@JimMFelton) January 21, 2018

I woke up wishing Nigel Farage would return to politics, and start a *second* UKIP alongside the first.

Oh good.https://t.co/E7diA9sm2r

— Pádraig Belton (@PadraigBelton) January 21, 2018

National : Road & rail bridge between NI & Scotland would boost economies & help solve post #brexit border problems. pic.twitter.com/ULp3HkDj3u

— Darran Marshall (@DarranMarshall) January 21, 2018