Breaking News: Saudi Arabia said that the dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi was killed in their consulate during a fight. 18 people are being held. https://t.co/3lf6RDZSTf

— The New York Times (@nytimes) October 19, 2018

Saudi Arabia fires 5 top officials, arrests 18 Saudis after saying Khashoggi was killed in a fight at consulate in Istanbul. Previously asserted that he left consulate alive and that they had no information about his whereabouts. https://t.co/BLAzpothMi

— Marty Baron (@PostBaron) October 19, 2018

Wait, I thought he had left the embassy? https://t.co/IZS12YO476

— Glenn Kessler (@GlennKesslerWP) October 19, 2018

Saudi Arabia previously denied any involvement in Khashoggi's disappearance and claimed he left the consulate on the same afternoon of his visit. https://t.co/LN5Vd1cEYB

— Oliver Darcy (@oliverdarcy) October 19, 2018

Keep in mind this big news is coming out of Saudi Arabia in the middle of the night there, where it’s 1 a.m.

— Kaitlan Collins (@kaitlancollins) October 19, 2018

Also MBS advisor Kahtani is fired. The committee blames Jamal's death on a fight that broke out with people who met him in the consulate. So he decided to fight 15 people? One of whom allegedly had a bone saw? Really? https://t.co/CbioiMS80Y

— Jonathan Landay (@JonathanLanday) October 19, 2018

Treachery wrapped in duplicity inside a clusterfuck… https://t.co/3TMQf0r9na

— David Rothkopf (@djrothkopf) October 19, 2018

So the story is that Khashoggi got into a "physical altercation" with 18 goons dispatched on two chartered planes to kidnap him and then they were forced to kill him?

— Chris Hayes (@chrislhayes) October 19, 2018

Addendum: If you have no fingers to make a fist due to violent traumatic amputation can you be said to participate in a “fist fight?” #AskingForAFriend https://t.co/poIKNZFtUR

— Malcolm Nance (@MalcolmNance) October 19, 2018

I don't mean to brag, but to me, the bonesaw was a dead giveaway.

— Robert Maguire (@RobertMaguire_) October 19, 2018

The FT View from earlier this week: There have been moments in history when great leaders found it necessary to overlook abhorrent crimes to protect alliances and greater interests — but the case of Jamal Khashoggi is not one of those moments. https://t.co/I1xG4wj4SM

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) October 19, 2018

“Every day that goes by they don’t try to explain what happened is another day their credibility starts to evaporate in Congress": The Saudis face a reckoning in Trump's Washington. ⁦@sbg1⁩ https://t.co/XPwlQwTOkr

— Peter Baker (@peterbakernyt) October 19, 2018

NEW: We found that 3 weeks before Jamal Khashoggi disappeared after entering the Saudi general consul in Istanbul, the Trump Org’s business partner in Indonesia inked an agreement with a construction firm in which the Saudi government owns a large stake. https://t.co/48PXIgDfE8

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

According to Wadah Khanfar, former head of Al Jazeera News, Saudi Arabia’s King Salman and Turkey’s Tayyip Erdoğan have spoken in the last few minutes about the “the necessity of reaching a conclusion on the issue of Jamal Khashoggi.”@khanfarw | #newsnight pic.twitter.com/m2JiqqUWKo

— BBC Newsnight (@BBCNewsnight) October 19, 2018

Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman reportedly once said that he had Jared Kushner “in his pocket.”https://t.co/IRGDbQCElq

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

Kushner and Saudi prince communicated informally on WhatsApp: report https://t.co/q5b4IusXUP pic.twitter.com/ETg4ZyBYqZ

— The Hill (@thehill) October 19, 2018

This is reprehensible https://t.co/TvPEvJvaH5

— Jeff Flake (@JeffFlake) October 19, 2018

Our new Washpost editorial points out there is no Saudi "investigation" of the Khashoggi case, only a coverup operation in which the Trump administration has been an active participant. https://t.co/m2k65TEE30

— Jackson Diehl (@JacksonDiehl) October 19, 2018

We don't often share articles by our colleagues at @PostOpinions, but we think it is important that as many people as possible read (and share) this. https://t.co/kEBxD6gqgy

— New York Times Opinion (@nytopinion) October 18, 2018

Saudi lobbying in the U.S. has tripled since Trump took office, according to data compiled by the Center for International Policy. https://t.co/25u4CRMY4B

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) October 19, 2018

Trump claimed in March that the Saudi deals would bring 40,000 American jobs. This month, has made it 450,000, then 500,000, and today, per @JDiamond1, 600,000. https://t.co/Jva0CWWluc

— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) October 19, 2018

You may recall that many Republicans said their tax cuts would "pay for themselves" through increased growth/revenues. In the first nine months, they are not — by any measure. https://t.co/N8H8Gjr3a5

— Jim Tankersley (@jimtankersley) October 15, 2018

The U.S. is going to tell Russia that it is leaving a landmark nuclear treaty https://t.co/mvgq483Sv3

— The New York Times (@nytimes) October 19, 2018

NEW: Elena Khusyaynova, a Russian woman who works for an oligarch close to Putin has been charged with attempting to meddle in the 2018 midterm election. 2018, not 2016. Be woke people! https://t.co/Efc8Es84hp

— Amy Siskind 🏳️‍🌈 (@Amy_Siskind) October 19, 2018

BREAKING: Trump political appointee just announced as Interior Dept. inspector general resigns amid swirl of questions over her hiring w/ @JDawsey1 @eilperin https://t.co/rfBecRzWgU

— Lisa Rein (@Reinlwapo) October 19, 2018

The @nytimes struggles so freaking hard with the word ‘lie’. https://t.co/i6TntUK3ED

— Soledad O'Brien (@soledadobrien) October 19, 2018

That is, Adnan Khashoggi. https://t.co/Jjnp7VtlKe

— Kurt Andersen (@KBAndersen) October 19, 2018

More than 100,000 protesters expected in London to lead largest anti-Brexit demonstration to date #finalsay https://t.co/qOQpz6PdaM pic.twitter.com/mwQciK9R2w

— The Independent (@Independent) October 19, 2018

The Conversation | @DPhinnemore | Extending the #Brexit transition period: what does it mean for a deal? https://t.co/CtwFv1WVXQ @ConversationUK

— Erhan İçener (@erhanicener) October 19, 2018

There isn’t any. Brexit is a scam shrouded in fraud wrapped in a lie https://t.co/uQDDaQUrfN

— Andrew Adonis (@Andrew_Adonis) October 19, 2018

A ‘precious union’? The Brexiters don’t care about Northern Ireland | @fotoole #brexit https://t.co/IOYV0qQyHj pic.twitter.com/QHYYOk1k1g

— Darran Marshall (@DarranMarshall) October 19, 2018

‘Tomorrow’s people’s vote march in London is the beginning of the end of Brexit’ https://t.co/5YTZSMHHnU

— Andrew Adonis (@Andrew_Adonis) October 19, 2018

Pretty sure we won’t be blocking streets & strangling business for weeks on end or smashing windows – because that would be criminal & moronic wouldn’t it? Do you think a no deal Brexit & reducing the number of days a flag flies (to match GB) are pretty much the same thing?

— Claire Hanna (@ClaireHanna) October 19, 2018

Sammy’s lost the plot. Again.
It’s getting hot in the Brexit kitchen…… https://t.co/RFaNHavarQ

— Chris Donnelly (@chrisadonnelly) October 19, 2018

Soft Brexit. Extending Article 50 and sorting our shit out. Whatever. But it's not enough to say: this option is shit. They're all shit. It's a turd maze.

— Ian Dunt (@IanDunt) October 19, 2018

The 3,000-strong migrant caravan tore through a border crossing gate on the Guatemala side of the Mexico-Guatemala border Friday and rushed through toward Mexico. They were halted by Mexican police. https://t.co/Pc4HfNwhgQ pic.twitter.com/E86nKCQbU9

— ABC News (@ABC) October 19, 2018

The migrant caravan of 3,000 breaks through fence barrier, crosses from Guatemala into Mexico.

Big question: what will Mexico do now? Most migrants have told me they don’t want to stay in Mexico. Their goal is US.

Our latest https://t.co/QXRAteTzJS via @JuliaEAinsley @NBCNews

— Mariana Atencio (@marianaatencio) October 19, 2018

Migrant caravan in Guatemala breaks through border fence into Mexico – video https://t.co/0WxlzS032M

— The Guardian (@guardian) October 19, 2018

Once again, President #Moreno breaks with the political alignments of former #President #Correa by expelling the #Venezuelan #Ambassador from #Ecuador. @MyFairObserver @GermanPeinadoD https://t.co/rR51Yoh7zH

— Glenn Ojeda Vega (@GOjedaVega) October 19, 2018

This is an absolutely excellent article by @TobiasBuckFT on the decline of the German Social Democrats with ramifications for SD parties throughout Western Europe. Some quick thought. #thread https://t.co/rXmyvRn9Pb

— Cas Mudde (@CasMudde) October 19, 2018

Not sure why the comments aren't open beneath this piece. Because I'm sure some people have a few.. https://t.co/WxzjfkVqj5

— Carole Cadwalladr (@carolecadwalla) October 19, 2018