McConnell takes subtle shot at Trump: We'll vote on immigration deal "as soon as we figure out what he is for" https://t.co/xCwRFVe9JY pic.twitter.com/k4TPwFOpr3

— The Hill (@thehill) January 17, 2018

Significant: GOP Senators Collins, Murkowski, Alexander and Rounds just signed on to @lindseygrahamsc’s DACA proposal.

— Sahil Kapur (@sahilkapur) January 17, 2018

A 's-show': Relationships fray in DACA fighthttps://t.co/s9E5M8hvRr

— Dana Brown (@Jamesdanab) January 17, 2018

DACA-shutdown talks still stalled after Kelly hits the Hillhttps://t.co/mcgRaoJg4v pic.twitter.com/EgiGOowLBO

— POLITICO (@politico) January 17, 2018

Hill leaders saying they won’t vote on Gang of Six DACA fix/border bill because POTUS won’t sign it. That’s a new standard for congressional action: only vote on what the White House allows Congress to vote on.

— Jonathan Allen (@jonallendc) January 17, 2018

Ryan and McConnell say they won't allow a vote on a DACA/border bill because Trump won't sign it. Why not have the debate and vote, see what the numbers are and then let him veto or not? It's called the legislative process and it's what Congress did when it was a co-equal branch.

— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) January 17, 2018

It was true when we said it a week ago, and it's true now — Trump remains the biggest wild card in the DACA/spending fight https://t.co/MXr51FVnXf

— Mark Murray (@mmurraypolitics) January 17, 2018

Schumer: "Overwhelming majority" of Senate Dems oppose House GOP short-term spending bill https://t.co/74OXpDq2hD pic.twitter.com/ww224Gx6ty

— The Hill (@thehill) January 17, 2018

Trump ex-aide Bannon agrees to Mueller probe interview, avoiding grand jury https://t.co/cjA339Pg6z pic.twitter.com/51Ur5hIqyM

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 17, 2018

US military to maintain open-ended presence in Syria, Tillerson says https://t.co/fEpIY3CTdO

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 17, 2018

Analysis: The Stormy Daniels story is a reminder of Trump's imperviousness to traditional scandals https://t.co/KU3iqfH8Ie

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 17, 2018

Cardiologists not associated with the White House said Trump’s physical exam revealed serious heart concerns https://t.co/bbKcpLM9h6

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 17, 2018

Of course, there’s a "Fire and Fury" TV series in the works https://t.co/vzgS9mjrI9

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 17, 2018

Why has North Korea just offered to send 230 cheerleaders to the Winter Olympics? More: 📻 https://t.co/dEl28TZOLm pic.twitter.com/dF2hyu4748

— BBC World Service (@bbcworldservice) January 17, 2018

MORE: Trump declines to confirm reports that U.S. is debating possible pre-emptive strike on North Korea https://t.co/G6J4RGX6vQ pic.twitter.com/1HqF7kK1US

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 17, 2018

Venezuela is falling apart. With a plunge in the price of oil and years of mismanagement, the economy is unraveling. Food is scarce. Crime is rampant. Hospitals barely work. And people are fighting desperately just to survive from day to day. https://t.co/JIHEfaYL5F

— Society of Professional Journalists (@spj_tweets) January 17, 2018

“We live in the most technologically connected age in history, yet rates of loneliness have doubled since the '80s.” https://t.co/AGDbwacMJ1

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) January 17, 2018

Breaking: Rupert Murdoch was hospitalized for serious back injury after accident on son's yacht, will be out of office for weeks recovering.https://t.co/SfpKyKI3U7

— Gabriel Sherman (@gabrielsherman) January 17, 2018

Macron and May weave joint initiatives to conceal Brexit fallout https://t.co/7lPRWrwyhK via @FT

— Andrew Jack (@AJack) January 17, 2018

Mr Juncker described Brexit as a "lose-lose situation" for Britain and the EU and a "catastrophe". https://t.co/eCMKSET2gy

— The New European – Think Without Borders (@TheNewEuropean) January 17, 2018

My reply to Farage's disgraceful re-writing of history, following Irish Taoiseach's speech to @Europarl_EN today.

The EU was instrumental in the Peace Process and Brexit must not undo all we have achieved. Millions across the country are still fighting Brexit. pic.twitter.com/sFiXBtpqSk

— Seb Dance (@SebDance) January 17, 2018

BREAK: Northern Ireland Secretary Karen Bradley is expected to announce a new phase of negotiations today, describing it as "one last opportunity" to restore the devolved government at Stormont.

— David Blevins (@skydavidblevins) January 18, 2018