'May’s plan for avoiding a hard border .. was subjected to a “systematic and forensic annihilation”.. "It was made clear that none of the UK’s customs options will work. None of them.”'
https://t.co/3Xzdazmfnj

— David Phinnemore (@DPhinnemore) April 19, 2018

NEWSFLASH: UK Brexit proposals to avoid hard border with Ireland in tatters. #Brexit #Ireland #EU https://t.co/27n1TMFUFZ

— Angus Robertson (@AngusRobertson) April 19, 2018

Shocker… pic.twitter.com/wyEBoSdh0F

— Colum Eastwood (@columeastwood) April 19, 2018

EXC. Back to drawing board on Ireland and #brexit after EU trashed U.K. border solutions. A “forensic annihilation”. My latest. https://t.co/Il7a6LoTv2 pic.twitter.com/RjGyCbRlNQ

— Peter Foster (@pmdfoster) April 19, 2018

A significant proportion of the #British population now support a vote on the deal, and it is patently clear why: Tory negotiations have been shambolic and impact reports have exposed the devastating repercussions of #Brexit. https://t.co/lzBGBVDeDu

— Tom Brake (@thomasbrake) April 19, 2018

"Senior EU diplomatic sources said that Mrs May’s plan for avoiding a hard border in NI was subjected to a “systematic and forensic annihilation” this week at a meeting between senior EU officials and Olly Robbins, the UK’s lead Brexit negotiator" pic.twitter.com/pq9ecpNkw1

— Seán Napier (@Seanofthesouth) April 19, 2018

A second Brexit referendum would tear Britain apart https://t.co/Ce8v14D3MT

— FT Europe (@ftbrussels) April 19, 2018

As Oscar Wilde said about about me and Brexit, I am the invisible in pursuit of the unfeasible

— The Irish Border (@BorderIrish) April 19, 2018

We are aware that there has been an explosion at the Valero refinery in Texas City. Local Fire Departments are in route to assist with putting out the fire. No other information is available at this time. We will put out updates as they become available.

— City of Texas City (@CityofTexasCity) April 19, 2018

The Russian government attempted to shut down messenger service Telegram. In the process, it disrupted service to thousands of Russian businesses…including one of its own propaganda channels. https://t.co/8xpZWAvLbD

— Alliance for Securing Democracy (@SecureDemocracy) April 19, 2018

Last week the US, UK, and France launched coordinated air strikes against Syria over the Assad regime's apparent use of chemical weapons. @IvoHDaalder and @GregJaffe talk to @bt_hanson on Deep Dish about where this leaves the world: https://t.co/L8OeFob8sn pic.twitter.com/5jXMCQocPD

— Chicago Council on Global Affairs (@ChicagoCouncil) April 19, 2018

Hans Asperger, the Austrian pediatrician whose name describes a form of autism, actively assisted in the killing of disabled children by the Nazis, a new study says https://t.co/b4vIpH6Blw

— New York Times World (@nytimesworld) April 19, 2018

Best wishes to Prime Minister @Netanyahu and all of the people of Israel on the 70th Anniversary of your Great Independence. We have no better friends anywhere. Looking forward to moving our Embassy to Jerusalem next month!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 18, 2018

Over dinner at Mar-a-Lago, Giuliani says Trump floated him joining the legal team because he wanted his advice. Giuliani told him, "Look, I'll give it to you anyway.”

He’s joining the team as an unpaid volunteer, taking a leave of absence from his firm.https://t.co/FjO9v1L5rT

— Rebecca Ballhaus (@rebeccaballhaus) April 19, 2018

Newest Trump Attorney pic.twitter.com/603JHwGpP4

— Adam Parkhomenko (@AdamParkhomenko) April 19, 2018

Trump, one week: Don't you dare raid my lawyer!

Trump, next week: Hey, here's my new lawyer, who's part of this crime.

— emptywheel (@emptywheel) April 19, 2018

What we’re learning is that Donald Trump knows approximately sixteen people and not a one of them is good at anything. https://t.co/OLMk66FxKe

— Jared Yates Sexton (@JYSexton) April 19, 2018

Social media mocks Ted Cruz for writing glowing profile of Trump despite attacks on wife, father https://t.co/VyZAsG9aa5 pic.twitter.com/IPC9Ajl1zi

— The Hill (@thehill) April 19, 2018

President Trump's personal attorney, Michael Cohen, has dropped a pair of defamation lawsuits he filed after BuzzFeed published the infamous Russia dossier last year. https://t.co/G0ir25MDC7

— NPR Politics (@nprpolitics) April 19, 2018

Seeking Foreign Money, G.O.P. Donor Pushed for Trump to Golf With Malaysian Premier w/ @ddknyt https://t.co/X3CbZrptf9

— Mark Mazzetti (@MarkMazzettiNYT) April 19, 2018

Ivanka Trump’s business is now selling clothing directly on its website. "We’re making it easier than ever for you to shop with us," it said. It’s also making it easier for Ivanka to make a profit while serving as a White House official.https://t.co/8t7VPB7hai

— Citizens for Ethics (@CREWcrew) April 19, 2018

There's a pervasive sense that the walls are closing in on @realDonaldTrump, that he's wandering the White House in a rage, that his presidency is in imminent jeopardy. I think that's overblown. He strikes me as someone confident that his knack for self-preservation will prevail.

— Peter Daou (@peterdaou) April 19, 2018

As Republicans in Congress line up to help Trump obstruct justice, think for a minute about what is going on, and what it says about the state of the GOP. These guys are hacks and apparatchiks, most of whom know nothing about policy. But they're not idiots 1/

— Paul Krugman (@paulkrugman) April 19, 2018

George W. Bush's thoughts on Trump: It "Sorta Makes Me Look Pretty Good"

Yes sir, yes it does!

— Brian Krassenstein (@krassenstein) April 19, 2018

President Trump will be meeting with North Korea leader Kim Jong Un and discuss denuclearization: "Hopefully that meeting will be a great success" https://t.co/htEWN70mcR pic.twitter.com/mPC9SjSjb4

— NBC News (@NBCNews) April 18, 2018

Trump said his administration is negotiating “very diligently” to get three remaining Americans detained in North Korea released. Suggests there’s a good chance it will happen.

— David Nakamura (@DavidNakamura) April 18, 2018

Trump hails Pompeo-Kim meeting, says North Korea summit plans advancing https://t.co/BIZ6Lwrsf3

— Reuters (@Reuters) April 18, 2018

I’m skeptical but open-minded about the wisdom of Pompeo going to North Korea. But Trump’s claim that “a good relationship was formed” makes us look silly and credulous. https://t.co/Ul85KYx8ZG

— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) April 18, 2018

Many experts have criticized Trump's decision to meet with Kim and are predicting that the summit will be a failure. But I see a real possibility of a win for Team USA. My latest in @politicomag: https://t.co/dxmshxxYwF

— Graham Allison (@GrahamTAllison) April 18, 2018

Trump: South Korea's president said if it weren't for Donald Trump, the Olympics would have been a total failure. "It was my involvement and the involvement of our great country that made the Olympics a very successful Olympics." pic.twitter.com/1kjhicstmd

— Axios (@axios) April 18, 2018

Nigel Farage has revealed on LBC he is to campaign for Donald Trump to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize over his handling of North Korea https://t.co/8hP0SeDDsv

— LBC (@LBC) April 18, 2018

Trump begins his statement by expressing condolences to the Bushes. Calls Barbara a "wonderful, wonderful person," hails her strength, toughness, warmth, patriotism, faith.

— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) April 18, 2018

First lady Melania Trump will attend Barbara Bush's funeral https://t.co/Jnwzlu6YlZ pic.twitter.com/87hxxpUmpC

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) April 18, 2018

Trump implies, but does not say, that he won't fire Rosenstein or seek to oust Mueller.
Also says "no collusion" or a variant of it 5 times by my count in his reply.

— Niall Stanage (@NiallStanage) April 18, 2018

Comey interview gives Colbert third-highest ratings ever https://t.co/8q3a6tFMuv pic.twitter.com/AngfVQzEaL

— The Hill (@thehill) April 18, 2018

Trump also said that nobody has been more transparent than he has while answering a question about the Russia investigation. This morning he said he didn’t fire James Comey because of the Russia investigation, despite saying a year ago that he did.

— Kaitlan Collins (@kaitlancollins) April 18, 2018

Trump's scandals are a distraction from Trump's other scandals.

— Windsor Mann (@WindsorMann) April 18, 2018

“Republicans have permanently eliminated themselves from credibility to govern,” says Jennifer Rubin https://t.co/KtkkJmoS1j

— POLITICO Magazine (@POLITICOMag) April 18, 2018

Finally today, the #whexit update! Our late edition, Scott Pruitt is moving up the charts and now has taken the lead as next to be shown the door (according the the American public). Perennial front runner Jeff Sessions falls to second. pic.twitter.com/BB1mbfY3dI

— Chris Jackson (@jcbjackson) April 18, 2018

Crushing Government defeat on Customs Union in Lords may be the beginning of the end of Brexit. Will probably be upheld in the Commons next month, with Tory rebels. Then we move on to Single Market & People’s Vote on the final Brexit deal #stopbrexit

— Andrew Adonis (@Andrew_Adonis) April 18, 2018

We must avoid a post-Brexit bureaucratic nightmare for EU citizens. We need full guarantees in the light of the #Windrush scandal. The EP will discuss this with the Home Office in Brussels on Tuesday 24 April.

— Guy Verhofstadt (@guyverhofstadt) April 18, 2018

Jamaican PM and Labour MP call for Windrush compensation https://t.co/o9cERyPS10

— The Guardian (@guardian) April 18, 2018

Looks like Theresa May has misled Parliament, which will now prolong a negative story. For the sake of trying to score a point at PMQs, she’s made a terrible situation even worse for herself https://t.co/AnVhDbgowj

— Matt Zarb-Cousin (@mattzarb) April 18, 2018

David Cameron says he doesn't regret EU referendumhttps://t.co/8vNyzNEpPo

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) April 18, 2018

Corrected that for you, @thetimes ⤵⤵. pic.twitter.com/TtHJhPCmIc

— @littlegravitas@c.im 🇺🇦 🇪🇺 🇮🇱 🇵🇸 #FBPE (@LittleGravitas) April 18, 2018

New polling: Leavers & public at large reject every Brexit deal modelled by govt as too high a price to leave the EU by enormous majorities https://t.co/REWESYdz4M pic.twitter.com/uIMQKcdQaj

— Ian Dunt (@IanDunt) April 18, 2018

Arlene Foster admits that when she signed a declaration saying that the RHI scheme represented a good use of taxpayers' money she did not know how much it would cost – but denies that represented a "blank cheque" or that she made any mistake at that time.https://t.co/wJy1ozN24R

— Sam McBride (@SJAMcBride) April 18, 2018

The RHI enquiry has narrowed down the period where Arlene doesn't recall things. It appears to be from July 1690 to December 2016.

— alt – DUP (@dup_online) April 18, 2018

It’s a bit hard to take the DUP seriously when they are complaining about the abuse their female political representatives get on social media when you know they used to ‘Moo’ at the Women’s Coalition when they were speaking #IntroducingTheDUP pic.twitter.com/nkJpj8cNNf

— Danny Donnelly MLA (@DannyDonnelly1) April 18, 2018

Barbara Bush, one of only two Americans to be the wife and the mother of a president (the other being Abigail Adams), has died at age 92. pic.twitter.com/B7PGDK8rzQ

— John Nichols (@NicholsUprising) April 17, 2018

“The Bushes had celebrated their 73rd wedding anniversary in January, making them the longest-married couple in presidential history.” https://t.co/wrn04HAdrC

— Oliver Darcy (@oliverdarcy) April 17, 2018

A look at the life and career of Barbara Bush, one of only two women to be the wife of one U.S. president and the mother of another. https://t.co/QOuHp5jvU2

— POLITICO (@politico) April 17, 2018

BREAKING: Barbara Bush, the matriarch of an American political dynasty spanning decades who was the second American to be both the first lady and the mother of a president, died. She was 92. https://t.co/qQ4Yl4TlRr

— NBC News (@NBCNews) April 17, 2018

RIP, Mrs. Bush. Thinking tonight about President Bush, her husband of 73 years. https://t.co/5PyjfsG26u

— Willie Geist (@WillieGeist) April 17, 2018

Statement by the Office of @GeorgeHWBush on the passing of Barbara Pierce Bush this evening at the age of 92. pic.twitter.com/c6JU0xy6Vc

— Jim McGrath (@jgm41) April 17, 2018

“With all due respect, I don't get confused,” Nikki Haley said in a statement @DanaPerino just read on Fox News. https://t.co/5RdHwmkpQU

— Jennifer Jacobs (@JenniferJJacobs) April 17, 2018

Top White House aide says maybe Nikki Haley was confused when she announced new sanctions on Russia https://t.co/UaAMQ7OCy9 pic.twitter.com/lxHNWSanMI

— The Lead CNN (@TheLeadCNN) April 17, 2018

Kudlow just told me he has spoken to Haley & apologized to her, saying he was "totally wrong" to call her confused & didn't have complete info. "The policy was changed & she wasn't told about it, so she was in a box."

— Julie Davis (@juliehdavis) April 17, 2018

➡️➡️ Full story about the Russia sanctions confusion by @JDiamond1 @Kevinliptakcnn @kaitlancollins and @eliselabottcnn https://t.co/3vp2e28M3E

— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) April 17, 2018

NEWS: Why did Trump block additional Russia sanctions after Nikki Haley announced them? Larry Kudlow — Trump's top economic adviser — says Haley's "momentary confusion" is to blame. Adds "Steve Mnuchin in Treasury will tell you the same thing. They're in charge of that."

— Geoff Bennett (@GeoffRBennett) April 17, 2018

Trump signed off on strike in Syria and new sanctions on Russia. What happened between the sign off and admin reversal Sunday, after U.N. Ambassador Haley publicly announced sanctions, remains unclear – https://t.co/d5BMeOvyiQ

— Eliana Johnson (@elianayjohnson) April 17, 2018

As we wrote yesterday, @nikkihaley is exceedingly careful with her public remarks and goes over what she will say personally with Trump before TV interviews. Some admin officials told us they're skeptical she simply misspoke https://t.co/8LlepFF26a

— Philip Rucker (@PhilipRucker) April 17, 2018

Mike Pompeo, CIA chief and secretary of state nominee, secretly met with North Korea's Kim Jong Un weeks ago https://t.co/Rrnf95U1Tc

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 18, 2018

Trump and Abe join in a U.S.-Japan infomercial for Mar a Lago, the “Southern White House.” Golf tomorrow. Trade talks … whenever.

Ali Velshi Slams Trump For 'Full-Up Weird' Presser With Japan PM: 'That Was an Infomercial For Mar-a-Lago' | Mediaite https://t.co/TZ2e26xLyU

— Richard W. Painter (@RWPUSA) April 17, 2018

Sean Hannity hired other Trump lawyers https://t.co/77UsA44p4K pic.twitter.com/tyLYnKtCdh

— The Hill (@thehill) April 17, 2018

Analysis: Sean Hannity was very concerned about conflicts of interest — until he had one https://t.co/ArukGZPbHD

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

Senate leader appears to kill special counsel protection bill’s chances https://t.co/YOILQcwEQA

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

Three parents whose children were killed at Sandy Hook have filed a defamation lawsuit against Alex Jones. https://t.co/hq6OAUGKtq

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) April 17, 2018

Breaking News: Starbucks will shut over 8,000 shops in the U.S. on May 29 for racial-bias training after the arrest of two black men at one in Philadelphia https://t.co/RAJIc8hmj2

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

Jesus. Less than six months after becoming Home Secretary, Theresa May presided over the destruction of Windrush disembarkation cards. pic.twitter.com/ww7pcUvra9

— Sarah Mackie (@lumi_1984) April 17, 2018

May 'told the Telegraph in 2012' explicitly that 'her aim “was to create here in Britain a really hostile environment for illegal migration."' #Windrush https://t.co/InhIOD7RCS

— Dr Dawn Miranda Sherratt-Bado (@drdawnmiranda) April 17, 2018

May is least impressive PM of modern times but must at least applaud her chutzpah. Was she who pioneered a ‘hostile environment’. Who sent out ‘go home’ vans. Who introduced draconian ID laws that caused this scandal. She’s not sorry for their misery, she’s sorry it’s now a story pic.twitter.com/VeMiHL0mH1

— Jonathan Lis (@jonlis1) April 17, 2018

What is this @theresa_may @AmberRuddHR? I thought this was a joke but @ukhomeoffice have actually produced a “Coming home to Jamaica guide”. Eg “Try to be Jamaican”. How can someone do that when they are British and their home is in Britain? #Windrush https://t.co/mzY2mblGxF pic.twitter.com/XyrM2YGCAy

— David Lammy (@DavidLammy) April 16, 2018

Junior Green was not allowed to return to the UK for his mother’s funeral even though he has lived in the UK for 60 years, his sister tells @JamesClayton5 the family “couldn't believe it” #newsnight pic.twitter.com/wXZ4VMqVzF

— BBC Newsnight (@BBCNewsnight) April 17, 2018

This analysis of Theresa May and racism by @mrjamesob is devastating. pic.twitter.com/9PmHmkrj2E

— LBC (@LBC) April 17, 2018

Why has racism, xenophobia and bigotry has become normalised?
Pop down to your local newsagents and find out. pic.twitter.com/fRIxREfX59

— James Melville 🚜 (@JamesMelville) April 17, 2018

Arlene Foster is back before the #RHI Inquiry tomorrow morning from 9:45am to face two more days of oral evidence and probing questions from the mild mannered but cutting panel. pic.twitter.com/qh7Gw8UBJi

— Sly Old Fox 🦊 (@grumpyfactcheck) April 17, 2018

We just got the heartbreaking news that our dear friend and Score Keeper Emeritus Carl Kasell has passed away. Carl was warm, funny, caring, and put up with our nonsense with a knowing smile and a wink. In a word, he was a gentleman.

Love you, Carl.https://t.co/robjJI3oGR

— waitwait (@waitwait) April 17, 2018

Here's Fox News reporting during Shep Smith's program that Michael Cohen's 3rd client was their own Sean Hannity. #delicious pic.twitter.com/tk6eoDHqvy

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) April 16, 2018

As Hannity was attacking the raid on Cohen's office last week, he had an obligation to disclose his own vested interest — that he, along with Trump, was one of Cohen's clients. (One of his three clients, to be precise.) https://t.co/6CSSMXzZkO https://t.co/ymY5pE9nip

— Margaret Sullivan (@Sulliview) April 16, 2018

.@brianstelter: “Sean Hannity operates at Fox News with few rules. He seemingly says and does whatever he wants, even when it embarrasses his own colleagues.”https://t.co/k1bXUEyobA

— Donie O'Sullivan (@donie) April 16, 2018

Savor the bone-dry wit of the Bloomberg terminal's Hannity live blog ("Hannity's Journalism") pic.twitter.com/lXtryjUnEO

— Joshua Green (JoshuaGreen.bsky.social on 🟦) (@JoshuaGreen) April 16, 2018

The Sean Hannity radio show just started. There's SILENCE.

DEAD. AIR.

— Zack Ford (@ZackFord) April 16, 2018

Trump lawyer got Us Weekly to kill a story in 2013 about alleged Trump Jr affair: report https://t.co/bDAjuY3Dyd pic.twitter.com/GOgadScBFx

— The Hill (@thehill) April 16, 2018

The highest levels of GOP leadership lined up behind the senate campaign of a bigoted theocrat, who was accused of beind a child molester. And no one's paid any reputational price for it.

— Chris Hayes (@chrislhayes) April 16, 2018

I don't do half-hour. https://t.co/2tu4bouMGI

— David Simon (@AoDespair) April 16, 2018

Trump puts stop to plan for additional economic sanctions on Russia, walking back remarks made a day earlier by Nikki Haley https://t.co/2iX5MhkI2I

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 16, 2018

pic.twitter.com/BmSCZTJd4K

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) April 16, 2018

The United States and Britain issued a first-of-its-kind joint warning about Russian cyberattacks https://t.co/Fu8izpdiiO pic.twitter.com/Vm1rBhlcxc

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) April 16, 2018

The number of asylum applications received by Canada in 2017 is the highest since the country’s Immigration and Refugee Board was created in 1989. https://t.co/BCx7iTrePQ

— Pew Research Center (@pewresearch) April 16, 2018

Congrats to @nytimes and @NewYorker for winning the #PulitzerPrize for public service for their coverage of the sexual abuse of women in Hollywood and other industries around the world. https://t.co/AnzVXw4DPk

— Poynter (@Poynter) April 16, 2018

This Sean Hannity story is really only the second most humiliating of the day for Fox News.

Number one is the NY Times winning a Pulitzer in part for piercing the network's web of lies and exposing Bill O'Reilly, leading to his termination. https://t.co/IoXVmg5bEb

— Matthew Gertz (@MattGertz) April 16, 2018

This photojournalist won a Pulitzer for an image he made on his last day in the newsroomhttps://t.co/VD5N0LtJGS pic.twitter.com/eNO0DNpmOY

— Kristen Hare (@kristenhare) April 16, 2018

Conservative MP @CPhilpOfficial apologises for the treatment of the Windrush generation, saying that "they shouldn't have lost jobs" and "it was wrong" #newsnight pic.twitter.com/mcDlVx945l

— BBC Newsnight (@BBCNewsnight) April 16, 2018

The people have already voted on Brexit. When will Remainers accept that?   https://t.co/f1I3XKSShU pic.twitter.com/Qzu1GXOnNJ

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) April 16, 2018

Does Wigmore change his story every time he is interviewed? Compare this latest Guardian article to the FT pic.twitter.com/RcFZrCsn62

— Carl Deaker (@cdeaker) April 16, 2018

DUP Special Adviser Dr Andrew Crawford's evidence to the RHI Inquiry today is really extraordinary. https://t.co/DnaxmmOjCi

— William Crawley (@williamcrawley) April 16, 2018

Andrew Crawford's evidence about never, in a decade at the heart of Stormont, seeing minutes of a meeting is staggering. Even at the lowest tier of government – councils (where Foster started) – minutes of the last meeting are the first (and often contested) item of business.

— Sam McBride (@SJAMcBride) April 16, 2018

Appreciate the support from across the political spectrum. Disagree politically, and we often do, but abuse of anyone on appearance is wrong and never justifiable. https://t.co/ejuLqvDTXL

— Carla Lockhart MP (@carlalockhart) April 16, 2018

Sinn Fein vote share in NI elections over the past decade:

AE2007: 26.2%
GE2010: 25.5%
AE2011: 26.9%
Irish GE2011: 9.9%
GE2015: 24.5%
AE2016: 24%
Irish GE2016: 13.8%
GE17: 29.5%
AE2017: 27.9% (1 seat behind the DUP, the largest party) https://t.co/IEXVsmaEWj

— Brendan Harkin 💀 (@brendanjharkin) April 16, 2018

“It gets me every time.” That’s how @colin_davidson summed up his reaction after watching the premiere of 'Hear My Voice' at the Belfast Film Festival. @jamiepow reviews this powerful film featuring portraits of victims & survivors of the Troubles: https://t.co/Y11Bqjbc77 pic.twitter.com/xiLjTYOiqO

— Northern Slant (@NorthernSlant) April 16, 2018

Theresa May set to call for emergency debate in House of Commons over Syria air strikeshttps://t.co/o142ILkXpD pic.twitter.com/uJibN1OraD

— ITV News (@itvnews) April 15, 2018

"Theresa May was hardly thinking of the 'will of the people' when it came to military intervention" https://t.co/Gr95DJjy9K

— The Independent (@Independent) April 15, 2018

After @Theresa_May’s attack on Syria, I have called for a Wars Powers Act so that governments are held to account by Parliament for what they do in our name.

The Government must now, through the UN, take a diplomatic lead to negotiate a ceasefire in the Syrian conflict. #Marr pic.twitter.com/rktvvNnUxI

— Jeremy Corbyn (@jeremycorbyn) April 15, 2018

Putin may limit Israel's operations in Syria in retaliation for U.S.-led strikes https://t.co/ckxALscH9U

— Haaretz.com (@haaretzcom) April 14, 2018

WH pushing back on @EmmanuelMacron comments that he convinced @realDonaldTrump to keep U.S. forces in Syria for "long term." @PressSec Sanders says: “The U.S. mission has not changed — the President has been clear that he wants U.S. forces to come home as quickly as possible."

— Jeff Mason (@jeffmason1) April 15, 2018

Theresa May has emphasised her chronic weakness, not strength, by rushing to war https://t.co/EbjBswcH5A

— Mirror Politics (@MirrorPolitics) April 15, 2018

Theresa May, a Prime Minister without a majority, has followed the most unpopular US President in history in attacking another country without presenting the evidence and without consulting Parliament.

This is not just an attack on Syria, this is an attack on our democracy. pic.twitter.com/DMa1jTws3T

— Graham Capstick (@GrahanAndrew) April 15, 2018

It's one of the biggest interviews of the year. ABC News producers and editors are still at work putting the finishing touches on tonight's @Comey interview, @brianstelter reports https://t.co/6J3HieAk43

— Reliable Sources (@ReliableSources) April 15, 2018

NEW: Trump lashes out before Comey's hotly anticipated interview https://t.co/clV3Su8084 pic.twitter.com/jWfLpsCBwl

— The Hill (@thehill) April 15, 2018

2 hours until my exclusive interview with James @Comey. We’ll post the transcript, plus new exclusive material, throughout the night on https://t.co/y705xXylsI. Hope you’ll join us at 10/9c on ABC

— George Stephanopoulos (@GStephanopoulos) April 15, 2018

Ryan praises Comey after Trump attacks: He's a man of integrity as far as I know https://t.co/YJtoAOuUIW pic.twitter.com/9YIrh04BLs

— The Hill (@thehill) April 15, 2018

Love this headline from @juliehdavis: "Trump, Twitter Fingers Flying, Exclaims. Pence, Note Cards in Hand, Explains." https://t.co/BdmNPJ4vh6

— Meridith McGraw (@meridithmcgraw) April 15, 2018

More than $1 out of every $5 spent by Trump's reelection committee this year has gone toward legal fees https://t.co/aCzwe98Nrn

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 15, 2018

Anti-Brexit campaigner @SirPatStew says pushing for a #PeoplesVote and stopping Brexit is for the benefit of both Brexiters and Remainers. Watch and read more: https://t.co/BcmUhNUyr6 pic.twitter.com/P1gYxwOasO

— The New European – Think Without Borders (@TheNewEuropean) April 15, 2018

Laughable Express headline. Brexit is backed by offshore press barons, Farage, Rees-Mogg, Johnson, Banks – the true wealthy elite. With support from Trump, Putin and every far right/fascist group in Europe. They don’t give a fig about ordinary people. pic.twitter.com/mIU49pitcz

— Graham Simpson (@grahambsi) April 15, 2018

May: “A 21st century Commonwealth can help us strengthen the prosperity and security of our own citizens"… Article notes that "Britain does more trade with Belgium and Luxembourg than it does with Canada and Australia"
https://t.co/wSuC6TPyhK

— David Phinnemore (@DPhinnemore) April 15, 2018

WATCH: U.S. 'locked and loaded' if Syria uses toxic gas again, U.N. envoy Haley says https://t.co/9uaCalLJ2C via @ReutersTV pic.twitter.com/8fpwFRuphA

— Reuters (@Reuters) April 14, 2018

Twitter users rip Trump for declaring "Mission Accomplished" in Syria after Bush did same for Iraq https://t.co/UrXfmeqfwG pic.twitter.com/1nFlsc3QqI

— The Hill (@thehill) April 14, 2018

What does #Trump tweeting ‘mission accomplished’ mean when Syria civil war is ongoing after limited strike? https://t.co/nOlaehV1fl

— Formerly 'AM JOY' on @MSNBC (@amjoyshow) April 14, 2018

Despite Trump's 'Mission accomplished', question raised over U.S. Syria strategy https://t.co/MgIIBSNytQ pic.twitter.com/K59RS27jtT

— Reuters (@Reuters) April 14, 2018

France releases evidence of Assad's role in Syria chemical attack https://t.co/X65PP9uMI4 pic.twitter.com/YofbAP2mNo

— The Hill (@thehill) April 14, 2018

Boris Johnson exclusive: 'Airstrikes may not end the sick barbarism in Syria. But they show we stand up for civilised values' https://t.co/vy1FvvIC93 pic.twitter.com/IypMjxrD3I

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) April 14, 2018

U.N. Security council fails to adopt Russian resolution on Syria https://t.co/d3PD95Jpkm pic.twitter.com/RnZXzL5Snu

— Reuters (@Reuters) April 14, 2018

Turkey's Erdogan, Russia's Putin agreed to continue efforts for Syria political solution: Turkish presidency https://t.co/t0BXDJKuA0 pic.twitter.com/x73ZA8jLVv

— Reuters (@Reuters) April 14, 2018

Russia may consider supplying S-300 missile systems to Syria https://t.co/8sExKqzlxx pic.twitter.com/A4vaXqsFie

— Reuters (@Reuters) April 14, 2018

In the last 24 hours, Russian troll activity has increased 3000% and they are spreading lies about the US strike on Syria. Trumpers don't know what to do. Their friends, whose tweets they eagerly retweeted when it was lies about HRC, are now attacking their Dear Leader. 😂🤣😀

— Facts Do Matter (@WilDonnelly) April 14, 2018

Maddow’s response to Trump’s Syria strikes is everything. 🇺🇸 #TrumpResign pic.twitter.com/gUC1DZGIX8

— Scott Dworkin (@funder) April 14, 2018

Sally Yates warns Trump: Firing Rosenstein would be an "unconscionable assault on the rule of law" https://t.co/m3ZTd4JtaX pic.twitter.com/xpVllroubi

— The Hill (@thehill) April 14, 2018

Latest Gallup Poll Shows The Lowest Approval of Trump Presidency https://t.co/yNWqvFkE5y via @politicususa

— Sarah Reese Jones (@PoliticusSarah) April 14, 2018

Amazing piece by @AdamDavidson — Michael Cohen and the End Stage of the Trump Presidency | The New Yorker https://t.co/IhcdXTiiBL

— Bill Prady ⚛️ (@billprady) April 14, 2018

EXCLUSIVE: Alana Evans, an adult actress who says she was invited to join Donald Trump and Stormy Daniels in a hotel-room romp, opens up about the extreme harassment she’s received since coming forward. https://t.co/qi35WLo32b

— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) April 14, 2018

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"The government is bracing itself for defeats in parliament on Brexit this week."
.https://t.co/G7IO3ZQtBD

— OliveClough (@CloughOlive) April 14, 2018

Looks like Brexit was a Mercer/Bannon operation as we suspected. How does it feel now to take your country back, Britain? https://t.co/9fUDBDubjU by @carolecadwalla

— David Carroll 🦣 (@profcarroll) April 14, 2018

BREAKING: Invoice shows Cambridge Analytica did do work on Brexit. A year of denials and legal letters and a hugely convoluted payment mechanism. But here it is….https://t.co/IJSTixfDy5 pic.twitter.com/N4yQcF3ulg

— Carole Cadwalladr (@carolecadwalla) April 14, 2018

UKIP's leader announces plans to quit on day he is confirmed https://t.co/WEuwzy1wSy

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) April 14, 2018

Dear @10DowningStreet,
Thank you for the unexpected gift of Brexit. You really shouldn’t have. I have been staring at it for some time and I regret to say that I cannot understand how it works. I’m nearly 100 years old you know. Please send instructions.
Yours, The Irish Border

— The Irish Border (@BorderIrish) April 14, 2018

Defense Secretary Jim Mattis says the Syria airstrikes a ‘one-time shot’ and that no additional attacks are planned https://t.co/7lFw3O7SZl

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) April 14, 2018

NATO Secretary General releases statement of support for joint airstrikes in Syria and calls for "a collective and effective response by the international community" over the use of chemical weapons. https://t.co/GPB6l1Akt4

— NBC News (@NBCNews) April 14, 2018

Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Gen. Joseph Dunford briefs the press on airstrikes in Syria.

The next Pentagon briefing will occur at 9:00 a.m. ET Saturday morning. https://t.co/Nu2QGDPpd6 pic.twitter.com/R85kEXFCcD

— ABC News (@ABC) April 14, 2018

Latest on Syria strikes:
– US defence secretary: 'right now we have no additional attack planned'
– Syrian state TV: Syrian forces down 13 missiles
– Former US ambassador to Iraq and Turkey: strikes are 'major', monitoring Iran and Russia response crucial https://t.co/nclcOV0GRG pic.twitter.com/N0Z2bVmQ7t

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) April 14, 2018

Statements by Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain and President Emmanuel Macron of France on the Syria strikehttps://t.co/8Q1BzPbeJs pic.twitter.com/nu8UX5Sa11

— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 14, 2018

Congressional Democrats blasted President Trump for circumventing Congress in authorizing U.S. strikes against Syria, calling it "unconstitutional" and questioning the strategy. https://t.co/6zyh0hePFa

— NBC News (@NBCNews) April 14, 2018

“If [Trump] strikes Syria without our approval, what will stop him from bombing North Korea or Iran?” — Sen. @TimKaine https://t.co/pMU2uFfZbZ

— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) April 14, 2018

Russia's U.S. ambassador warns of consequences for Syria strikes https://t.co/vDjFwlTGfG pic.twitter.com/JUwtt26yC7

— Reuters World (@ReutersWorld) April 14, 2018

The lives of Americans and the peace of the world are in hands you wouldn't trust with your beer money.

— David Frum (@davidfrum) April 14, 2018

To understand the strikes on Syria, it helps to understand Syria's civil war.

Let's start at the beginning. https://t.co/lWKVvwDJWE

— Vox (@voxdotcom) April 14, 2018

NEW: President Trump’s advisers have concluded that a wide-ranging corruption investigation in New York poses a greater and more imminent threat to the president than even the special counsel’s investigation. @maggieNYT @nytmike report. https://t.co/2XhFIKUV8t

— Yashar Ali 🐘 (@yashar) April 13, 2018

As more and more details of the Steele Dossier check out, remember that the most damning claim is not the pee tape. It's that the Russian government spent at least five years cultivating Trump for the purpose of harming the US.

— Sarah Kendzior (@sarahkendzior) April 13, 2018

Breaking: The Russian man who allegedly secretly met with Cohen in Prague was in New York days later, blocks from Trump Tower. https://t.co/kH5Cthezum

— Scott Stedman (indefinite hiatus) (@ScottMStedman) April 13, 2018

WSJ SCOOP: Michael Cohen negotiated a deal in late 2017 to pay $1.6 million to a former Playboy model who said she was impregnated by Elliott Broidy, a top Republican fundraiser close to the president. https://t.co/MewFyocvRV @joe_palazzolo @mrothfeld

— Rebecca Ballhaus (@rebeccaballhaus) April 13, 2018

Top Trump Fundraiser Resigns Over Hush Deal He Made with an Impregnated Playboy Playmate https://t.co/CN6q4NV5qF pic.twitter.com/mrwR0Mk4tz

— Mother Jones (@MotherJones) April 13, 2018

Feels like there may be more to the Broidy story when all is said and done.

— Chris Hayes (@chrislhayes) April 13, 2018

A West Wing aide summed up the chaos in Trump's White House in one striking quote https://t.co/NeecJCpZ19 pic.twitter.com/1gaRVDkMM0

— Business Insider (@BusinessInsider) April 12, 2018

Comey: It’s possible that Trump "pee tape" is real https://t.co/A0X1tUnvGP pic.twitter.com/Ykn1aTd62u

— The Hill (@thehill) April 13, 2018

Pelosi: Libby pardon shows that "obstructing justice will be rewarded" by Trump https://t.co/TYiONfjNXk pic.twitter.com/r3nIvuRODn

— The Hill (@thehill) April 13, 2018

By pardoning Scooter Libby, Trump sends a message that he "doesn't care" if "you lie to FBI agents" to "protect people in the White House," –@DavidCornDC on #TheBeat pic.twitter.com/kCzuORNzpP

— The Beat with Ari Melber 📺 (@TheBeatWithAri) April 13, 2018

On the day Trump pardoned Scooter Libby, Sarah Huckabee Sanders says that Trump "has no respect" for people who leak classified info

— Brian Tashman (@briantashman) April 13, 2018

Scooter Libby's first interview after Trump pardon will be on Laura Ingraham's show https://t.co/7jNWo72Adj pic.twitter.com/6rp6kpWTgN

— The Hill (@thehill) April 13, 2018

Oh good – Jared and Ivanka who don’t have full security clearance because why? are once again the face for our country. https://t.co/7GmC3A5v1J

— Amy Siskind 🏳️‍🌈 (@Amy_Siskind) April 12, 2018

Kakistocracy, a 374-year-old word that means "government by the worst," just broke the dictionary https://t.co/CHr8HaX8gG

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 13, 2018

Mattis shut down two opportunities for US to strike Syria this week: report https://t.co/UJHFGm8lQV pic.twitter.com/Bg5NYSebG7

— The Hill (@thehill) April 13, 2018

U.S. blames Syria government for gas attack, mulls aggressive strike https://t.co/IYkRVehAFj

— Reuters (@Reuters) April 13, 2018

U.S. State Department says that it has proof that Syria was behind the suspected gas attack that left more than 40 civilians dead in Douma last week https://t.co/2aUxx7LxCI pic.twitter.com/Ns1RJeiDDb

— CBS News (@CBSNews) April 13, 2018

'What possible motive could have triggered Syria to launch this chemical attack at this time in this place?' https://t.co/xsOKNg5DpL

— RT (@RT_com) April 13, 2018

The shipping industry is finally going to cut its climate change emissions. That’s a big deal. https://t.co/CRwRosmvEz

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 13, 2018

Bill Gates: We will have another financial crisis like the one in 2008 — it's a 'certainty.' https://t.co/nINo4v4mAX

— CNBC (@CNBC) April 13, 2018

BREAKING: Third Brexit whistleblower breaks cover. Ex-Vote Leave staffer says overspending was 'on industrial scale' https://t.co/Pubc24peK1

— Carole Cadwalladr (@carolecadwalla) April 13, 2018

"My sense is that we may be on the verge of pulling the BBC back from the brink of becoming part of the Brexit establishment forming behind Farage and Rees-Mogg. This is the moment to raise the volume as high as possible, not to retreat." https://t.co/KesmQybXK3

— The New European – Think Without Borders (@TheNewEuropean) April 13, 2018

This happened because David Cameron called a referendum to try and keep the Tory party together. People are losing jobs because a Prime Minister put party ahead of country. Don’t forget that. https://t.co/VqLWb4IijT

— Catherine Bearder🇪🇺 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇪🇺🔶 (@catherinemep) April 13, 2018

India using immigration 'as a stick to beat us with' in Brexit trade talkshttps://t.co/32jLIsgPkY pic.twitter.com/UGKdgXU6pq

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) April 13, 2018

At the end of Arlene Foster's second day of RHI Inquiry evidence, her repeated use of phrases such as "I don't remember", "I can't recall" & "I don't think I have any clear recollection" demonstrate the crucial importance of contemporaneous notes – yet notes often weren't taken. pic.twitter.com/EeDHj7n0DU

— Sam McBride (@SJAMcBride) April 13, 2018

BREAKING https://t.co/T0XWM2TTN4

— Belfast Live (@BelfastLive) April 13, 2018

As fans poured into the “Home of Ulster Rugby” a man wearing UR jacket & his daughter – who was wearing an I SUPPORT PADDY JACKSON t-shirt – stopped in front of protesters so he could take a picture of the girl in front of the banners. A woman shouted at him: “Father of the year” pic.twitter.com/Nhek0fd1yU

— Amanda Ferguson (@AmandaFBelfast) April 13, 2018

Trump and his advisers appear to be having a difficult time deciding on a course of action to address the suspected chemical weapons attack in Syria https://t.co/n91T4DYaWx

— BuzzFeed News (@BuzzFeedNews) April 12, 2018

From two sources with knowledge of internal discussions: No resolution out of today's Syria meeting at the White House.

— Kate Brannen (@K8brannen) April 12, 2018

Mattis insists no decision has been made on Syria yet despite Trump tweet threatening missile strike https://t.co/NqHUsbODbF pic.twitter.com/byQ2rkou0S

— The Hill (@thehill) April 12, 2018

Sr. US military official told @NBCNews that high-level talks with Moscow have been underway to prevent an escalation. The official stressed a military strike in Syria would not be a "coordinated action," that Russia is "not happy about it," but that deconfliction lines open.

— Richard Engel (@RichardEngel) April 12, 2018

Never said when an attack on Syria would take place. Could be very soon or not so soon at all! In any event, the United States, under my Administration, has done a great job of ridding the region of ISIS. Where is our “Thank you America?”

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 12, 2018

Russia Warns "Cannot Exclude The Possibility" Of War With United States https://t.co/o1GwauT91j

— zerohedge (@zerohedge) April 12, 2018

Merkel rules out German participation in military strike on Syria https://t.co/4LSVtqtmaO via @politicoeurope pic.twitter.com/2Y1ezMGSyz

— POLITICO (@politico) April 12, 2018

Syria: What is France's role? https://t.co/mcAABeDxbP

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) April 12, 2018

Trump and May promise to deter Assad from using chemical weapons in the future https://t.co/XbH4pVhdaY pic.twitter.com/wfOV99PP6U

— The Hill (@thehill) April 12, 2018

THE TIMES: Biggest task force since Iraq on course for Syria #tomorrowspaperstoday pic.twitter.com/nRh4FMtRPq

— Neil Henderson (@hendopolis) April 12, 2018

Exclusive about Theresa May’s public opinion challenge:

Just 22% if voters say they support Brit/allied missile strikes on Syria. Rest oppose or don’t know. Full details :https://t.co/YdZRvQu6PV

— Sam Coates Sky (@SamCoatesSky) April 12, 2018

Every Javelin missile costs £60,000. It is fired by a soldier who earns less than that in a year. It is often fired at people who earn less than that in a lifetime.#Syria #DontBombSyria pic.twitter.com/jOkmjWfP2o

— James Melville 🚜 (@JamesMelville) April 12, 2018

Pres. Trump: "Sometimes it may not look like it, but believe me, we are draining the swamp." https://t.co/NkJuIoh4fP pic.twitter.com/IktC2rtexU

— ABC News (@ABC) April 12, 2018

"If the president can, with impunity, remove the deputy attorney general … the very notion that law enforcement has a higher function than serving power becomes a lie," writes @benjaminwittes. https://t.co/E6hSJrfLYa

— Ian Bassin 🇺🇦 (@ianbassin) April 12, 2018

JUST IN: Comey in new book: Trump wanted investigation into "pee tape" to reassure Melania https://t.co/xMpIFTJL1G pic.twitter.com/1OwH2zYq2J

— The Hill (@thehill) April 12, 2018

At infamous loyalty dinner, Trump raised with Comey:
-golden showers in Moscow
-sexual assault allegations against him
-mocking @sergenyt
-Clinton emails as TV series ("Comey One," "Comey Two," "Comey Three")https://t.co/vk0rvqwi6m

— Philip Rucker (@PhilipRucker) April 12, 2018

“You will always get honesty from me,” Comey writes that he responded.

“That’s what I want, honest loyalty,” Trump said.

https://t.co/Vt3TTfiSBV

— Linda Hill (@bulldoghill) April 12, 2018

Comey: "This president is unethical, and untethered to truth and institutional values…His leadership is transactional, ego driven and about personal loyalty.” https://t.co/dBXbSAic8k

— Jessica Taylor (@JessicaTaylor) April 12, 2018

BREAKING: Federal investigators have requested all communications between two top execs. at American Media Inc. — which publishes the National Enquirer — and Michael Cohen, multiple sources confirm to NBC News. pic.twitter.com/QoTty8NvC9

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) April 12, 2018

Ex-doorman: I wasn’t allowed to criticize Trump’s housekeeper because she had a child with Trump https://t.co/Rk9gRekw5F pic.twitter.com/pRu5Bilvsd

— The Hill (@thehill) April 12, 2018

TIME’s new cover: Donald Trump relied on Michael Cohen to weather the storm. Now the President is on his own https://t.co/Z8L5fYLuCO pic.twitter.com/UfTcklwg41

— TIME (@TIME) April 12, 2018

Gun-trained Stoneman Douglas teacher facing charges after leaving his gun in a public bathroom. An intoxicated homeless man found it and fired it to see if it was loaded. https://t.co/DJI5ZOEBJK pic.twitter.com/s9BzcLtI9A

— Jennifer Hayden (@Scout_Finch) April 12, 2018

BBC Radio 4 presenter this evening accused me of being ‘obsessed’ with opposing Brexit. I can’t recall Mr Farage being introduced as being ‘obsessed’ with imposing Brexit – on his many BBC appearances #BrexitBroadcastingCorporation

— Andrew Adonis (@Andrew_Adonis) April 12, 2018

Stephen Collins: Varadkar and Coveney are wasting time on talk of Irish unity https://t.co/arxPPcFgfw

— Irish Times Opinion (@IrishTimesOpEd) April 12, 2018

‘Brexit should really not be that important. In Northern Ireland, the landscape of democracy and sovereignty, identity and borders is not primarily defined by EU membership. It is defined by peace. Or by conflict.’ @hayward_katy https://t.co/E36wK3BgWg

— LSE Blogs (@LSEblogs) April 12, 2018

Trump warns missiles 'will be coming' in Syria https://t.co/HyALRx1Req pic.twitter.com/NugYk6M2CO

— Reuters (@Reuters) April 11, 2018

Analysis: The White House would like a mulligan on Trump’s missiles-will-be-coming tweet https://t.co/4ZLoClEmK4

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 11, 2018

White House: 'All options' on the table in US response to Syria chemical weapons attack – via @brookefoxnewshttps://t.co/CfVqBFsBuV

— Fox News (@FoxNews) April 11, 2018

A final decision on how to respond to the chemical attack in Syria had not been made when President Trump tweeted at roughly 7 a.m. this morning that missiles “will be coming," I'm told. https://t.co/84DJo91AiG

— Kaitlan Collins (@kaitlancollins) April 11, 2018

UK Moves Submarines Next To Syria, Strikes May Begin As Soon As Thursday https://t.co/rSXE2NAe1D

— zerohedge (@zerohedge) April 11, 2018

The Guardian front page, Thursday 12 April 2018: Trump tells Russia to get ready for US missile strikes in Syria pic.twitter.com/zJ9vKHMBdI

— The Guardian (@guardian) April 11, 2018

Russian ships are clearing port to avoid establish an at sea Air Defense/Early warning wall. They are likely 30-50 miles west along the axis from Latakia to Tartus. Likely 2-3 small surface groups. It’s for their own good because if this escalates they are dead meat in port. https://t.co/edZJ81NFqZ

— Malcolm Nance (@MalcolmNance) April 11, 2018

Intense surveillance around Syria. US AWACS aircraft north of border. US P8 aircraft just outside Russian bases. pic.twitter.com/TZmNwfwx2x

— Carl Bildt (@carlbildt) April 11, 2018

Russian media instructs viewers to stock up on “fewer sweets and more water” in case war breaks out with U.S. over #Syria https://t.co/jWDQry2w8I pic.twitter.com/DWVRGmSkkM

— The Moscow Times (@MoscowTimes) April 11, 2018

Let me get this straight: we’re going to bomb Syria because Assad attacked civilians, but next door in Yemen we are eagerly participating in a bombing campaign that has killed thousands of civilians?

— Chris Murphy 🟧 (@ChrisMurphyCT) April 11, 2018

It’s not hard to explain. Paul Ryan is a supremely ambitious political careerist who was staring at the prospect of the worst sort of defeat: a House Speaker rejected for reelection. He chose to cash out rather than to try to convince voters to retain him. https://t.co/pD3UoKahPf

— John Nichols (@NicholsUprising) April 11, 2018

The outgoing House speaker, more than any other lawmaker, paved the path for congressional Republicans’ subjugation to the president.
https://t.co/PpfTAN4IC7

— Barry Ritholtz (@Ritholtz) April 11, 2018

"Despite the chaos his departure will cause for the party, there are obviously larger issues at play for (House Speaker Paul) Ryan that convinced him now is the time" to not seek re-election, writes Scott Jennings via @CNNOpinion https://t.co/4WCgJHqXmN

— CNN (@CNN) April 11, 2018

Ryan: "I'm not going to run for president" https://t.co/kEa6VeePLR pic.twitter.com/I8zJKhvJCc

— The Hill (@thehill) April 11, 2018

Paul Ryan, who claimed to be a "fiscal hawk", but like most in the GOP has no objection to running up the deficit in order to benefit corporations and the ultra-wealthy, will depart leaving behind a legacy of expanded spending and immense deficits — https://t.co/TTpCAP3SbQ

— TheMysteriousHC (@TheMysteriousHC) April 11, 2018

.@MichaelSteele – @SpeakerRyan “left debt for future generations” #MTPDaily

— Meet the Press (@MeetThePress) April 11, 2018

Paul Ryan said earlier that he had received assurances from the White House that President Trump is not planning on firing Robert Mueller. But when asked who in the West Wing made those assurances, Sarah Sanders couldn't say.

— Kaitlan Collins (@kaitlancollins) April 11, 2018

Dozens Of Black-Rubber-Clad Masochists Line Up Outside Capitol For Paul Ryan's Job https://t.co/dUPE5vLAdp pic.twitter.com/XqN7L0Z9vi

— The Onion (@TheOnion) April 11, 2018

As Senators prepare to grill Pompeo tomorrow, it now emerges he failed to tell Congress last year about his Chinese business connections. https://t.co/tD5zaG1Rh2

— Ned Price (@nedprice) April 11, 2018

SCOOP: @EPAScottPruitt wanted to order all manner of @EPA swag — including challenge coins, fancy fountain pens & leather-bound notebooks — with his name featured prominently, but without the EPA seal, which he thought looked like a marijuana leaf. https://t.co/l7MSjnuEye

— Kenneth P. Vogel (@kenvogel) April 11, 2018

The world is upside down today. Paul Ryan is no longer Speaker of the House. John Boehner is no longer opposed to marijuana. The only thing we can count on is that Donald Trump is still a fucking moron. – Andy Borowitz

— Trump owes $$$$$$$$$ (@jonathanjewel) April 11, 2018

.@RepAdamSchiff just raised possibility that Mueller is investigating whether Trump aides colluded with Wikileaks and/or Russia on the timing of Podesta emails release @CNNSitRoom https://t.co/3Sa0ZuUVVw

— Jim Sciutto (@jimsciutto) April 11, 2018

Members at Thursday’s meeting will have the chance to amend the bill, and it could be passed by the committee as soon as next week with the consent of Democrats. https://t.co/zQWIC99rk5

— Linda Hill (@bulldoghill) April 11, 2018

I'm honored to be a founding director of Republicans for the Rule of Law. You (and President Trump) can see our first TV ad–defending the Mueller investigation–on Fox and Friends in DC tomorrow morning. But why wait? Take a look at it on our website now.https://t.co/Trxm4Tu1yC

— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) April 11, 2018

Donald Trump no longer has an interest in speaking with Robert Mueller and intends to fight it: NYT https://t.co/L27pQkzopg

— Raw Story (@RawStory) April 11, 2018

Nationwide protests planned if Trump fires Mueller or Rosenstein https://t.co/x1EW6H80ew pic.twitter.com/cLz0NKne5a

— Reuters (@Reuters) April 11, 2018

i mean, is he really going to try to fire Mueller/Rosenstein on the day Comey's book comes out?

— Eric Boehlert (@EricBoehlert) April 11, 2018

FBI sought Trump's communications with his personal lawyer regarding Access Hollywood https://t.co/Pst8hMP3GI

— Jeffrey Levin 🇺🇦 (@jilevin) April 11, 2018

LIVE: Zuckerberg says Facebook does not mine phone audio for data to target ads, calls idea 'conspiracy theory'. Watch on @ReutersTV: https://t.co/4m0RHqKDCm Follow updates: https://t.co/fm64q3dTP5 pic.twitter.com/r2WxMfE46m

— Reuters (@Reuters) April 10, 2018

"One of my greatest regrets in running the company is that we were slow in identifying the Russian information operations in 2016," Mark Zuckerberg said in response to questioning https://t.co/dAND6X8YFn

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) April 10, 2018

The Top 5 lines from @SenJohnKennedy, R-Quote, at Tuesday's hearing with Mark Zuckerberg. https://t.co/j2SiD9ogIA

— Jonathan Allen (@jonallendc) April 10, 2018

.@SenJohnThune: Why should we trust that Facebook will change?#MarkZuckerberg: We have made a lot of mistakes in running the company . . . It’s not enough to just build tools. We need to make sure they are used in ways that a good and healthy. https://t.co/kIq8lZiDkz pic.twitter.com/3GmA4uKhqE

— Recode (@Recode) April 10, 2018

Mark Zuckerberg admits that Facebook "didn't do enough" to prevent its tools being used for harm pic.twitter.com/khTZyJz9U3

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) April 10, 2018

We are fact checking Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook’s chief executive, as he testifies before Congress https://t.co/TlJRdhzZ2z pic.twitter.com/jd311G6w3n

— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 10, 2018

It would be cool to see Zuckerberg questioned by people who know how Facebook works

— Dan Pfeiffer (@danpfeiffer) April 10, 2018

Legislators came across “as clueless about how Facebook works” says @MariSmith #newsnight pic.twitter.com/kTqenD8Amt

— BBC Newsnight (@BBCNewsnight) April 10, 2018

“Mr. Zuckerberg, a magazine i recently opened came with a floppy disk offering me 30 free hours of something called America On-Line. Is that the same as Facebook?” pic.twitter.com/U7pqpUhEhQ

— Dave Itzkoff (@ditzkoff) April 10, 2018

Facebook is soaring now. Investors judge Zuckerberg the winner https://t.co/1lsQSEZv4K pic.twitter.com/j0GqgGwMFd

— Joe Weisenthal (@TheStalwart) April 10, 2018

Zuckerberg’s net worth went up $3b today. So even with five hours of testimony, that’s a good hourly rate.

— nxthompson (@nxthompson) April 10, 2018

Attorney–client privilege is dead!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 10, 2018

Report: Trump huddled with attorney Marc Kasowitz about Cohen raid https://t.co/C29b4gH2do pic.twitter.com/cKYPEchVMK

— Talking Points Memo (@TPM) April 10, 2018

“Witches are burned, but wood is also burned, and wood floats, but ducks also float, so, if someone weighs the same as a duck, they’re made of wood, therefore, they are a witch.” ~ Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

So it may be a witch hunt, but you weigh the same as a duck. https://t.co/srQqLn9uC9

— James Melville 🚜 (@JamesMelville) April 10, 2018

Trump seems to have forgotten how he accelerated this mess in the first place: by firing Comey. If he fires Rosenstein, he will be committing another obstructive act and so hastening his own demise. Nixon case 2teaches POTUS cannot fire his way out of trouble. Get ready to march. https://t.co/40OC4z0OhV

— Norm Eisen (norm.eisen on Threads) (@NormEisen) April 10, 2018

Powerful New York Times Editorial >>> The Law Is Coming, Mr. Trump https://t.co/pIYcHuKaZK

— Steven Greenhouse (@greenhousenyt) April 10, 2018

“Again, we've been advised that the president certainly has the power to make that decision.”

—Sarah Huckabee Sanders when asked if only the deputy AG, Rod Rosenstein has authority to fire special counsel Mueller. pic.twitter.com/RmU3Ebn2ul

— Jennifer Jacobs (@JenniferJJacobs) April 10, 2018

“The president still feels there was a large amount of voter fraud,” Sarah Huckabee Sanders says.

There has been no evidence of a large amount of voter fraud.

— Matt Viser (@mviser) April 9, 2018

My question: How is an FBI raid on Michael Cohen's office "an attack on our country"? https://t.co/2dKcHRxd2G

— Jonathan Karl (@jonkarl) April 10, 2018

This tone feels like a warning from Cohen to Trump https://t.co/aiJxldFcXW

— Josh Barro (@jbarro) April 10, 2018

Here's how @senorrinhatch, former Judiciary chairman and Senate president pro tem, is handling questions about protecting Robert Mueller: pic.twitter.com/odmvcY1zdU

— Mike DeBonis (@mikedebonis) April 10, 2018

As Trump presidency spirals into madness, why are insiders so terrified about "normalizing" impeachment? The actual threat to America is normalizing Trump's anti-democratic actions and corruption – exactly why Founding Fathers gave us this tool. My column: https://t.co/qvmzsAP6U8

— Will Bunch (@Will_Bunch) April 10, 2018

BREAKING: Trump is not going to Peru and Colombia as scheduled.

He is staying here to oversee the US response to Syria, Sarah Huckabee Sanders says.

— Jennifer Jacobs (@JenniferJJacobs) April 10, 2018

This is spot on. Get out of the radar truck bubbas. Go get a tea till sunrise. https://t.co/8IN8D0prIu

— Malcolm Nance (@MalcolmNance) April 11, 2018

Russian lawmaker warns: Moscow may respond with military force if US strikes Syria https://t.co/xNA4Su9n0k pic.twitter.com/1dGNnuppV0

— The Hill (@thehill) April 10, 2018

Russia vetoes U.S. bid to form new Syria chemical weapons inquiry https://t.co/ELz16VlJDi pic.twitter.com/mkfmkgFzHJ

— Reuters (@Reuters) April 10, 2018

#SYRIA With no carrier battle group near if there is a strike I predict it will be a combined nations attack. US/UK/FR w/UAE, Jordan& Saudi Base support. If it’s anything less than destruction of all SYAF aircraft south of Homs it’s worthless. That’s a multiday effort.

— Malcolm Nance (@MalcolmNance) April 10, 2018

The cult of “limited strikes” is so powerful in Washington that, even when they do occur, it’s said they were never properly capitalized on. There is always the shimmering hope, just over the next hill, that bombing a runway will make all of Washington’s dreams come true.

— csdickey (@csdickey) April 10, 2018

Checkbooks and diplomacy: France and Saudi Arabia saw past their political differences and did billions in deals–from aerospace to energyhttps://t.co/xtvi8f0ABt

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) April 10, 2018

More than two decades after Bosnia and Herzegovina gained its independence following the bloody dissolution of Yugoslavia, the government there is facing yet another looming political crisis.https://t.co/J060tqu28A

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) April 10, 2018

Rupert Murdoch’s offices in London has been raided and documents and computer records have been seized https://t.co/wU7J21dB8G

— Scott Stedman (indefinite hiatus) (@ScottMStedman) April 10, 2018

Ireland and France are best placed to maintain fast growth after the current euro-area economic upswing runs it course, according to UBS economists. https://t.co/GsR5LyRZoE

— Irish Times Business (@IrishTimesBiz) April 10, 2018

Twenty years ago today, the Good Friday Agreement, in Seamus Heaney’s words, “cleared a space for the miraculous.” I hope the people of Northern Ireland will continue to fill it, with an enduring peace, a strong democracy, and a growing economy—a truly shared future.

— Bill Clinton (@BillClinton) April 10, 2018

The Good Friday agreement is so much more than a ‘shibboleth’ | Fintan O’Toole https://t.co/v9WmnEe0hJ

— David Phinnemore (@DPhinnemore) April 10, 2018

Key legacy of Good Friday Agreement: lives saved https://t.co/MyaqQpiNJh #GFA20 pic.twitter.com/P1kgSSHZbp

— Steven McCaffery (@StevieMcCaffery) April 10, 2018

The incredibly powerful ending to #DerryGirls was a poignant reminder of what the Good Friday Agreement achieved and how far NI has come in the last 20 years. #GFA20 pic.twitter.com/p863ezhaEX

— Danny Donnelly MLA (@DannyDonnelly1) April 10, 2018

At first I thought this was a spoof – fake news – and discouraged friends from retweeting it in case they were left with egg on their faces. But it's a genuine quote, a remarkable statement. https://t.co/Lvxdn3dKDy pic.twitter.com/LCBVvgSP60

— Danny Morrison (@molloy1916) April 9, 2018

While Arlene Foster is at Queen's University with Clinton, Blair, et al. marking the Agreement, the RHI inquiry has published her longstanding Spad's statement, revealing how he sent confidential details of looming RHI cost controls to his cousin, who was an RHI claimant. pic.twitter.com/bocVJQfbBX

— Sam McBride (@SJAMcBride) April 10, 2018

Working with and getting to know my eighteen sitters has been one of the great privileges of my life. https://t.co/iHErHhYv9z

— Colin Davidson (@colin_davidson) April 10, 2018

I'm lucky enough to have traveled widely. Haven't seen many cities more in transition than Belfast. Since Good Friday Agreement it's morphed+torqued, yet its imagination's part in the past. At @BelfastFilmFes1 we're pushing for more change. Lots to announce. Follow our story. pic.twitter.com/9hXU5jdl3U

— mark cousins (@markcousinsfilm) April 10, 2018

Public backs fresh referendum to have 'final say' on terms of Brexit deal https://t.co/BG0e9CLo8O

— The Independent (@Independent) April 10, 2018

Massive amounts of deflection from David Davis.
Sinn Féin didn’t cause the Irish Border / Brexit stalemate. The government’s piss-poor Brexit negotiations caused the stalemate. He also conveniently forgets that the Tories bow to the DUP over Brexit. pic.twitter.com/rlJ86ZTgQC

— James Melville 🚜 (@JamesMelville) April 10, 2018

A former Ambassador to the EU tells me:

– He would "think twice" before serving as a diplomat for Brexit Britain
– Britain could end up staying in the customs union
– The transition is not long enough to strike an FTA
– Boris should lose his job https://t.co/rmkIofVvSm

— Alex Dean (@AlexDean94) April 10, 2018

EU head Donald Tusk weighed in on Brexit: "I believe Brexit is one of the saddest moments in twenty first-century European history. In fact, sometimes I am even furious about it.” https://t.co/MPnEBYwiaB pic.twitter.com/tzyuSstvMU

— Bloomberg (@business) April 10, 2018

Brexit museum to just be a bucket of sand you can stick your whole head in

— LCD Views (@LcdViews) April 10, 2018