EU's Juncker tells Britain's May: Brexit deal won't be renegotiated https://t.co/KfTBz4H0nE pic.twitter.com/G70BhTLnzA

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 30, 2019

"The EU is very clear in its position, I think the unity of all the members is quite clear about not reopening the withdrawal agreement" – Irene Lozano, the Spanish junior foreign minister says there won't be a renegotiation.#newsnight pic.twitter.com/q5WefSmm4g

— BBC Newsnight (@BBCNewsnight) January 30, 2019

One of bleakest things about Brexit is total breakdown in relations & trust between UK & Ireland. 30 yrs of painstaking confidence-building leading to genuine friendship, demolished in a few short years by British exceptionalism and bad faith. Could almost weep at what we’ve done https://t.co/7uD1VO6wre

— Jonathan Lis (@jonlis1) January 30, 2019

European Parliament Brexit co-ordinator Guy Verhofstadt : "What started as a catfight inside the Conservative Party is today an existential problem for the whole of Britain"

— Krishnan Guru-Murthy (@krishgm) January 30, 2019

According to @JWhittingdale: “The Prime Minister was given a very strong mandate to negotiate an alternative to the backstop. It is now up to the EU, and in particular the Irish government, to find that alternative.”

Take your time. Read that again. Take in its sheer majesty.

— Alex Andreou (@sturdyAlex) January 30, 2019

EXCLUSIVE

Theresa May's chief Brexit negotiator Oliver Robbins sent emails advising that Govt should not back Brady amendment, sources tell Telegraph

He is said to have questioned whether EU is prepared to make significant legal changes to the backstophttps://t.co/TMXp5MONBm

— Steven Swinford (@Steven_Swinford) January 30, 2019

There is something mind-boggling about the fact that Corbyn both opposes the backstop because it contains a customs union that the UK could not end, and opposes the withdrawal agreement because it does not contain a commitment to a permanent customs union. https://t.co/gHJOEdBeCu

— Raphael Hogarth (@Raphael_Hogarth) January 30, 2019

Thursday’s TIMES: “May woos Labour MPs with cash to back Brexit” #bbcpapers #tomorrowspaperstoday pic.twitter.com/WXXyIHcXQt

— Allie Hodgkins-Brown (@AllieHBNews) January 30, 2019

Corbyn's breach of trust with the NI majority on the backstop continues. https://t.co/es7MSo5kV2

— Matthew O'Toole (@MatthewOToole2) January 30, 2019

What no-deal really means for customs on the Northern Irish border https://t.co/SmDGHOmNc7

— Mary C. Murphy (@MaryCMurphy) January 30, 2019

And regardless of what happens to #brexit this business is gone for good. It’ll never come back! https://t.co/StBZH77DM8

— Wolfgang Emmerich (@w_emmerich) January 30, 2019

‘This is not the House of Commons, this is the European Parliament’ – Irish MEP @MaireadMcGMEP takes on hecklers during #Brexit debate https://t.co/NjRePA22xS

— Simon Carswell (@SiCarswell) January 30, 2019

Food retailers in Britain warned lawmakers this week: We're short on patience and we could end up short on food https://t.co/aIidQ95s0f

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 30, 2019

Absolutely brilliant ending to the BBC Six O'clock News tonight #ChocksAway pic.twitter.com/eM7sFuWXKZ

— Matt Chorley (@MattChorley) January 30, 2019

A surprising number of Republicans want Trump off the ticket in 2020 | Analysis by CNN's Chris Cillizza https://t.co/NmGpHBfN89 pic.twitter.com/bdggFCvA7G

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) January 30, 2019

Senior intelligence officials have said that it's extremely difficult to convince Trump he is wrong about something, no matter how much evidence they can put in front of him. He believes what he believes.

— Ken Dilanian (@KenDilanianNBC) January 30, 2019

Foxconn is spelled with one “n” too many. And Scott Walker’s corporate welfare & trickle-down uselessness has no rival in GOP gubernatorial misrule. Even Brownback in Kansas & Jindal in Louisiana managed to bankrupt their states without losing this much cash on a single fiasco. https://t.co/ZF1eXxgzG8

— David Simon (@AoDespair) January 30, 2019

"[Mueller] turned over non-sensitive info… it showed up on Twitter in a Russian disinformation campaign along w/ fabricated materials making clear that all of this info… is going to the Russian gov't and is being used against the US" – @matthewamiller w/ @NicolleDWallace pic.twitter.com/RbWFkyrHcI

— Deadline White House (@DeadlineWH) January 30, 2019

Bears repeating that a member of Trump's transition team was announced as a new board member of a company owned by Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska as soon as the Treasury Department lifted sanctions on Deripaska's companies.https://t.co/Q1pN8DJe2B

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) January 30, 2019

https://t.co/P78lVG2sLU

— Rachel Maddow MSNBC (@maddow) January 30, 2019

The argument that says “God wanted Trump to be President” never seems to grasp that in that case, God also wanted Obama to be President, Elizabeth Warren to be senator, and George Soros to be very very rich. https://t.co/RGMj8NbfyF

— Jeff Greenfield (@greenfield64) January 30, 2019

Sarah Sanders on CBN: "“I think God calls all of us to fill different roles at different times and I think that he wanted Donald Trump to become president."

— Alan Rappeport (@arappeport) January 30, 2019

The coldest place in the continental U.S.: Temperatures sink to minus-48, wind chills to minus-65 in one Minnesota city https://t.co/eeLNuMwVDm

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 30, 2019

Satellite image shows the polar vortex hovering over the Midwest and Great Lakes regions as temperatures plunge to record lows.

Latest updates: https://t.co/xzuc1fOUvQ

📷: NOAA pic.twitter.com/oxadMv3Ij8

— NBC News (@NBCNews) January 30, 2019

When it's so cold you have to set the train tracks on fire just to get to work… 🥶🥶🥶
[Tap to expand] https://t.co/2shC0Kw0EN pic.twitter.com/oxXJIqpbfw

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) January 30, 2019

From -27°C in Chicago to 46°C in Australia, climate change has already pushed the world into an age of extremes. And while extreme temperatures might be an uncomfortable inconvenience for developed communities with abundant air con… via @qz https://t.co/czftcKwsjU

— David Miliband (@DMiliband) January 30, 2019

NEWS: Nicolas Maduro *might* be trying to ship 20 tons of gold out of #Venezuela on a Russian cargo plane.

Some fun sleuthing by our beleaguered Caracas bureau.https://t.co/yHPzRikA9X

— Alex Wayne (@aawayne) January 30, 2019

Not just Venezuela, this is a superb conversation about ‘socialism’ in Latin America. No ‘hot takes’ or political posturing by half-baked ideological tourists, just informed, expert insight. https://t.co/A5e3Ir8AoS

— Charlie Beckett (@CharlieBeckett) January 30, 2019

Iran implementing its commitments under nuclear deal, IAEA says https://t.co/BBC9r7r9jE pic.twitter.com/v3FYBbOx98

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 30, 2019

When Sir Andy Murray shared a photo from his hospital bed it got hundreds of thousands of likes, but it's unlikely any of those came from vascular access clinicians. https://t.co/nNPmrGg7JN pic.twitter.com/1xtbh2VKpQ

— Association for Vascular Access (@ISaveThatLine) January 30, 2019

A spokesman for Donald Tusk, the President of the European Council, told CNN that the UK's Withdrawal Agreement is not open for re-negotiation, despite Parliament's vote tonight to do just that. https://t.co/nAxqr90L0s

— CNN International (@cnni) January 29, 2019

Breaking – immediate EU reaction to commons #Brexit vote – this from ⁦@eucopresident⁩ spokesman – ⁦@SkyNews⁩ pic.twitter.com/b2srvEjDMd

— Mark Stone (@Stone_SkyNews) January 29, 2019

T May will go to Brussels anyway. She’ll be politely informed that no renegotiation is possible and she’ll return home crying that the nasty Europeans 🇪🇺and ungrateful Irish ☘️ are to blame for the mess she’s created.

— Dermot Keaney #FBPE #RejoinEU #PA (@dermot110) January 29, 2019

#tomorrowspaperstoday

— Helena Wilkinson (@BBCHelena) January 29, 2019

Theresa May has been accused of “making it up as she goes along” after saying she will try to reopen the withdrawal agreement. https://t.co/SCZuPYz5oQ

— The New European – Think Without Borders (@TheNewEuropean) January 29, 2019

"You lot are deluded. It's not going to happen." Truth to power… https://t.co/ooZs9Z88S0

— Polly Curtis (@pollycurtis) January 29, 2019

Parliament approved just two of a possible seven amendments to the EU #WithdrawalAgreement this evening, rejecting the policy of the UK leaving the EU without a deal and calling on the Government to come up with "alternative arrangements" to the Irish backstop. pic.twitter.com/fwiLkborjE

— PA Media (@PA) January 29, 2019

Backstop was agreed by UK/EU as the insurance policy to avoid a hard border in all scenarios. We hope it will never be used, or be replaced quickly by a future relationship agreement. But it is necessary and tonight’s developments at Westminster do nothing to change this. #Brexit

— Simon Coveney (@simoncoveney) January 29, 2019

Can ‘a better deal’ replace the backstop? @hayward_katy @QUBelfast https://t.co/yQGT87gro6 #BrexitVote pic.twitter.com/OiJgGUegur

— UK in a Changing Europe (@UKandEU) January 29, 2019

If you, like me, have a DUP MP this is the utter contempt in which they hold you. Right up there with "Let them eat cake".

If you voted for them? Think hard before trusting them with your vote again.

They're not in politics to serve you: they're in it to serve themselves. pic.twitter.com/26WebYMf1n

— Naomi Long MLA (@naomi_long) January 29, 2019

The apparent gap between Trump and his own intelligence agencies has been a persistent theme over the last 2 years, and Tuesday's testimony illustrates just how stark the divide is between what the President says and the information he is being presented.https://t.co/mZqanXPv1c

— Kaitlan Collins (@kaitlancollins) January 29, 2019

That is quietly damning. https://t.co/PLG8cvah4H

— Matthew Miller (@matthewamiller) January 29, 2019

"I think the Mueller investigation is not the President's biggest problem… the Southern District of New York investigation has always been *much more dangerous* — and has much more hazard to it — than… Mueller."

Chris Christie, a former fed prosecutor, to @NicolleDWallace

— Ari Melber (@AriMelber) January 29, 2019

Pentagon chief supports a watered-down Space Force in a new setback for Trump. https://t.co/cUrH3oQjlx pic.twitter.com/B8P03BFcXp

— Jim Roberts (@nycjim) January 29, 2019

NEW: The billionaire donor LEN BLAVATNIK stands to make $$$$$ from @USTreasury’s move on Sunday to lift sanctions on OLEG DERIPASKA’s @UC_RUSAL.
* In 2017, Blavatnik announced an investment in a film company that was owned partly by … STEVE MNUCHIN. https://t.co/N66xs8FDJT

— Kenneth P. Vogel (@kenvogel) January 29, 2019

Stacey Abrams will give the Democratic response to President Trump's State of the Union address, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer says. Abrams was narrowly defeated in her 2018 bid to become governor of Georgia. https://t.co/60Fw2mlJkX pic.twitter.com/4EO3ZOb1T8

— CNN (@CNN) January 29, 2019

Here’s my first podcast episode as a Congresswoman!

Joined @briebriejoy, @ryangrim for a conversation on what the first few weeks have been like.

I also picked the brain of fmr Rep. Brad Miller (N Carolina), who sat on Fin Services during the ‘08 crisis.https://t.co/sNPzQU5ZK7

— Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@AOC) January 29, 2019

What Joe Nocera describes here is an instance of a common phenomenon with very successful entrepreneurs: they understood one thing really well and so they assume they understand everything. https://t.co/iF39uyTFtX

— Josh Barro (@jbarro) January 29, 2019

SCOOP: Russia has made a secret offer to North Korea for a nuclear power plant, inserting itself into the high-states nuclear talks between Washington and Pyongyang. New report from me and @Nakashimae https://t.co/2ZluLN5MAB

— John Hudson (@John_Hudson) January 29, 2019

Facing mounting pressure to step down as #Venezuela’s leader, President Nicolás Maduro has begun a ruthless crackdown, terrorizing poor neighborhoods with deadly nighttime raids and blocking rivals’ efforts to spread their message on social media.https://t.co/EfDGTeB2Z4

— Bruno J. Navarro (@Bruno_J_Navarro) January 29, 2019

The extradition hearing for a top Huawei executive at the center of a diplomatic row between Ottawa and Beijing was pushed back to March, after the US unveiled sweeping charges against her and the Chinese tech giant https://t.co/DE58s9bNwM

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) January 29, 2019

"Instead of accepting defeat, the mobility-tech world is shifting its laser beam of optimism from self-driving Earth taxis to self-driving air taxis." @DKThomp on the fatal flaw of the flying-car dream: https://t.co/EL4S86TJrt

— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) January 29, 2019

I guess I’m into bigamy now because I will be marrying both of these people pic.twitter.com/YwdxUBM66m

— Hannah Jane Parkinson (@ladyhaja) January 29, 2019

Exclusive:

Gavin Barwell apparently told Boris Johnson PM is seeking 'actual change' to withdrawal agreement

According to sources who overheard exchange Barwell said: 'It won't be a letter, it won't be a codicil, it will be actual change to the treaty'https://t.co/mUjULPDlYv

— Steven Swinford (@Steven_Swinford) January 28, 2019

To be clear @theresa_may is whipping Tory MPs to back an amendment to her own agreement with the EU to stop the backstop she agreed to in the hope the EU will then agree to stop the same backstop they agreed to even though they’ve already and repeatedly said they won’t.

— Andrea Catherwood (@acatherwoodnews) January 28, 2019

Following @theresa_may urging her MPs to back the Brady amendment, two of them asked her the obvious question what she thinks should replace the backstop. There was no enlightenment from her

— Robert Peston (@Peston) January 28, 2019

Today EU’s Deputy Chief Negotiator for Brexit Sabine Weyand, made a rare public appearance to provide a not so rare public statement: “There’s no negotiation between the EU and UK, that negotiation is finished”. As in finished. Concluded. Over. Done. 🇪🇺pic.twitter.com/1rNeoQPSCY

— Dr. Jennifer Cassidy (@OxfordDiplomat) January 28, 2019

The Government in London continues to negotiate with itself on Brexit. 1 Brexit SoS walked out on his own negotiations. A 2nd rejected a deal he had himself negotiated. Now the PM apparently seeks amendment to a deal she shaped and signed up to.

— Bobby McDonagh (@BobbyMcDonagh1) January 28, 2019

House of Lords just voted by majority of 153 (283-131) against no deal. Over to the Commons tomorrow

— Andrew Adonis (@Andrew_Adonis) January 28, 2019

With the PM now whipping against her own deal and asking for the EU to break their own red lines, if the Cooper amendment fails by any more than one or two votes no-deal becomes easily the most likely Brexit outcome.

— David Henig 🇺🇦 (@DavidHenigUK) January 28, 2019

Brexit bus: latest update. pic.twitter.com/gDlbobHJlu

— David Schneider (@davidschneider) January 28, 2019

We appear to have moved on a bit from “sunlit uplands”. https://t.co/vs1g6ExJWh

— James Melville 🚜 (@JamesMelville) January 28, 2019

Worth highlighting we’ve asked for some time wha big firms think. Some weren’t keen to get involved until now…

No-deal Brexit 'to leave shelves empty' warn retailers https://t.co/jSMMe6pnKo

— Nick Eardley (@nickeardleybbc) January 28, 2019

Why, though? Why does Andrea Jenkyns think all these businesses are issuing warnings? Why would they do this if the UK is going to be a better place for business after brexit? A conspiracy between grocers, aerospace and car manufacturers to defraud the ‘people’? To what end? https://t.co/EASIjbWnEz

— Brian Cox (@ProfBrianCox) January 28, 2019

Unfortunately Dan it’s too late for UK. You’re too far behind. For example, Ireland exports €63k per worker, UK equivalent is a paltry €12k. You’re simply not in the game anymore bcs you don’t have the right industry located there. Actually, Ireland’s lot closer to Singapore!😂 https://t.co/uQ6PePWww1

— David McWilliams (@davidmcw) January 28, 2019

Also why do some @BBCRadio4 presenters treat well informed Irish politicians as if Ireland is the problem with Brexit? It’s an English problem made worse by a brain dead minority government unable to persuade parliament to back the bad deal Theresa May negotiated. https://t.co/qm5BsgbHdh

— Gavin Esler (@gavinesler) January 28, 2019

At this point it's hard to avoid the conclusion that everyone in Parliament is a) drunk b) doing stuff for a dare c) rolling a twelve-sided die to decide what to announce next or d) any combination of the above. https://t.co/RtjLEVa8hi

— Alan Beattie (@alanbeattie) January 28, 2019

Ah this must be the “cool heads” that @NigelDoddsDUP was talking about a few days ago 🙄 @duponline https://t.co/CxrInmFzLK

— Ash Stronge (@ashstronge) January 28, 2019

Pelosi invites Trump to deliver State of the Union on Feb. 5 https://t.co/p1hM5vvQra

— Doug Mataconis (@dmataconis) January 28, 2019

Wow. How could that have happened? https://t.co/v4SDBdKkJZ

— Austan Goolsbee (@Austan_Goolsbee) January 28, 2019

Fox & Friends gleefully claims that "nobody cares– absolutely nobody cares" about Russian collusion– so certain that they challenge viewers to e-mail them if they actually care.

It'd be a real shame if that backfired: friends@foxnews.com pic.twitter.com/if4RWbh1zs

— Brian Tyler Cohen (@briantylercohen) January 27, 2019

for the first time, NRA's own leadership admits concerns with Russian travel and ties to Putin's associates https://t.co/76ZN3C0NHx

— Eric Schultz (@EricSchultz) January 28, 2019

New: In a statement @RepAdamSchiff says Michael Cohen will appear before the House intelligence committee on February 8th, session will take place behind closed doors.

— Jim Sciutto (@jimsciutto) January 28, 2019

On an optics level, might want to go with a map that contains all of the U.S. and less of Russia. pic.twitter.com/76xM54YYrH

— Jonathan Allen (@jonallendc) January 28, 2019

#US and #Taleban agree in principle to peace framework, envoy says https://t.co/CHUpexDDIF pic.twitter.com/GJ2ROyAEV5

— ST Foreign Desk (@STForeignDesk) January 28, 2019

Is there a scenario in which U.S. forces would get involved in Venezuela? “The president has made it very clear that all options are on the table," John Bolton tells reporters.

— Kaitlan Collins (@kaitlancollins) January 28, 2019

My latest: No easy path for Venezuela’s Oil in the Struggle for a Transition in Power https://t.co/EWu2bm7Heq via @CFR_org

— Amy Myers Jaffe (@AmyJaffeenergy) January 28, 2019

Call me crazy but, as genuinely awful as Maduro is, I don't have a ton of faith that Donald Trump, Elliott Abrams (!) and John Bolton playing a very aggressive cold-war style hand are going to make life better for Venezuelans.

— Chris Hayes (@chrislhayes) January 28, 2019

You almost have to admire that this administration pretty much just says whatever dumbshit/evil thing it wants to do right out loud like it doesn't matter. Because it doesn't. https://t.co/NYA5Zq1SzY

— Aisle 424 Has Fallen (@Aisle424) January 28, 2019

“5,000 troops to Colombia” -Bolton’s yellow pad pic.twitter.com/pvxJUayvlD

— southpaw (@nycsouthpaw) January 28, 2019

Some forecasts are predicting temps will drop to minus-29 in Chicago, two degrees below its lowest temperature on record (-27), set on Jan. 20, 1985. https://t.co/QCcvF6h0dd

— Capital Weather Gang (@capitalweather) January 28, 2019

US Charges Huawei With Financial Fraud, Formally Seeks Extradition Of CFO To US https://t.co/FoFF8R47Dn

— zerohedge (@zerohedge) January 28, 2019

Joseph Kabila, the outgoing president of the Democratic of Congo, is still poised to exert huge influence over the country, with his ruling coalition equipped with powers that include the ability to select the next prime minister https://t.co/8Q4bcCouno

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) January 28, 2019

SNP MPs will vote for Yvette Cooper’s plan to delay #Brexit on Tuesday, Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon tells #Marrhttps://t.co/LUddstfYmj pic.twitter.com/c2UPJbtUK8

— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) January 27, 2019

So I tried to make a diagram about the amendments this week… but I can't make it work. Here is the effort.

Why it didn't work to plot it all will be explained in the thread. pic.twitter.com/XPgwHaJXYz

— Jon Worth (@jonworth) January 27, 2019

The European Union will not ratify a Brexit deal which doesn’t include a backstop to prevent the return of a hard border between Northern Ireland and the Republic, Ireland’s deputy Prime Minister has insisted, again.

Watch @MinnieStephC4's report: https://t.co/XP6BJIVsUU

— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) January 27, 2019

Hello, I am from the future so let me tell you what will happen this week:

May will lose on Tuesday but by 50 or so votes. The ERG and DUP will fall in behind her after she states that she will be demanding that the backstop has a definitive end date.

— Mark O'Neill (@marxculture) January 27, 2019

Things are going to get even uglier as many of the people who insisted Brexit would be beneficial & easy urge their followers to attack the people who explained why it wouldn’t be. The other bit of the latest grift involves the ludicrous lie that they somehow voted for ‘no deal’.

— James O'Brien (@mrjamesob) January 27, 2019

.@DavidDavisMP: People voted for the UK to take back control. They did not vote to tear up the British constitution https://t.co/AOzQCZvI6t

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) January 27, 2019

Oh wow what a total shock: the World Trade rules Brexiteers are promoting are actually impossible. “The ensuing chaos could double food prices and plunge Britain into a recession that could last up to 30 years.” https://t.co/iEcb09IAkK

— Frances Ryan (@DrFrancesRyan) January 27, 2019

You're gonna want to watch this…

Our @Femi_Sorry struggled to convince this man that a No-Deal / WTO Brexit is a bad idea… #OFOCBattleBus #York pic.twitter.com/CJqHw5bzpv

— Our Future, Our Choice (@OFOCBrexit) January 27, 2019

EXCLUSIVE: Armed forces have started stockpiling food, fuel, spare parts & ammunition at British bases in Falklands, Gibraltar & Cyprus as well as bases in UK in case supply lines affected by no-deal #Brexithttps://t.co/3ZkL89sEJs

— Deborah Haynes (@haynesdeborah) January 26, 2019

This is a colossal act of self-harm. Through continuing on the path to Brexit, despite having achieved no consensus on a deal in parliament, the government is preparing to declare war on itself.https://t.co/e5zb4NDZAi

— David Lammy (@DavidLammy) January 27, 2019

Len McCluskey endorsing Theresa May’s attempts to get a Brexit deal. Funny old world. https://t.co/yditEOuwY6

— Kevin Schofield (@KevinASchofield) January 27, 2019

NEW SONG: What Is The Point Of Jeremy Corbyn?

I imagine I’m going to get a fair bit of grief for this one but screw it, I’m sick of people making excuses for him. He’s fucking useless.https://t.co/8C4POiFzMj pic.twitter.com/PeAUhTQ97a

— Mitch Benn (@MitchBenn) January 26, 2019

“Due to current and future, economic conditions, the light at the end of the tunnel has been turned off”

– Westminster 2019

— Dr. Jennifer Cassidy (@OxfordDiplomat) January 27, 2019

Asked whether Mueller’s questions about Farage were linked to Trump’s election campaign or Brexit, Corsi replied: “Predominantly U.S. politics, but of course Brexit was in the background.” https://t.co/CYZN7N1Zhr

— Dial M for Mueller 💙 (@DialMueller) January 27, 2019

JUST IN: Trump and Kushner thought firing Flynn would end “Russia thing,” new Christie book claims https://t.co/YlpjyeSS26 pic.twitter.com/pD4mF0CVjN

— The Hill (@thehill) January 27, 2019

Trump admin lifts sanctions on firms tied to Putin-linked Russian oligarch https://t.co/QJF3dBLPTD pic.twitter.com/P4czXF6KzG

— The Hill (@thehill) January 27, 2019

UPDATE: After @USTreasury lifted sanctions against OLEG DERIPASKA's companies, the main one (EN+) named 7 new directors, including Chris Burnham, who served on TRUMP's transition team & worked for @AmbJohnBolton at United Nations. https://t.co/nyakizkOEc https://t.co/ZO0QNwUwzZ

— Kenneth P. Vogel (@kenvogel) January 27, 2019

President Trump was said to have met last week with a group of hard-right activists led by Ginni Thomas, wife of Justice Clarence Thomas. The group accused White House aides of blocking Trump supporters from getting jobs in the administration. https://t.co/3aFBF8O0az

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 27, 2019

You have to be a savant of sycophancy to imagine that Trump actually had a strategy during a shutdown that did nothing to bring about a border wall but did real damage to his political standing. My @PostOpinions column: https://t.co/LpSGx7vvqo

— Max Boot 🇺🇦🇺🇸 (@MaxBoot) January 27, 2019

Our latest reporting…
*Trump came close to declaration late Thurs.
*Pat Cipollone & team wrote up drafts
*Trump spoke Th w/ Dobbs
*POTUS then pulled back Friday
*But weekend only stoked talk…
*Short says many Rs, privately, okay w/ it
https://t.co/YTbw8RsWWV

— Robert Costa (@costareports) January 27, 2019

Poll: Most Americans say new Dem majority should publicize Trump tax returns https://t.co/i4853Xkwjb pic.twitter.com/U85qOLbEJc

— The Hill (@thehill) January 27, 2019

The California senator wrapped her 2020 campaign opener around two broad themes: truth and civility https://t.co/3NwAJTKgnP

— POLITICO (@politico) January 28, 2019

Bolton warns of "significant response" to any violence or intimidation against US diplomats in Venezuela https://t.co/uGqvvKBVMt pic.twitter.com/RBdsMJbDSm

— The Hill (@thehill) January 27, 2019

Here’s how Venezuela reached its economic and political breaking point https://t.co/k7jfcwLVwf pic.twitter.com/iH6ycH1ojs

— ABC News Politics (@ABCPolitics) January 27, 2019

A major cause of #Venezuela hunger is illegal US sanctions, says UN rapporteurhttps://t.co/QxDoCL1aHe
But there’s no mention of this in much US UK media coverage which, now in full propaganda mode, simply asserts that as people are hungry Maduro must gohttps://t.co/JQMpMzVq9u

— Charles Shoebridge (@ShoebridgeC) January 27, 2019

Hewitt: Trump will unite America by overthrowing Maduro in Venezuela. pic.twitter.com/7DL3zVeEVR

— Josh Marshall (@joshtpm) January 27, 2019

Venezuelans. https://t.co/vff0EaNtb9

— ian bremmer (@ianbremmer) January 27, 2019

This is simply astounding. Astounding. Particularly in juxtaposition to all those Trump lies about having nothing to do with Russia.https://t.co/KYEHhpBY2Z

— Neal Katyal (@neal_katyal) January 26, 2019

Robert Mueller's indictment trusses and binds Roger Stone with emails and text messages of remarkable specificity that not even the best defense attorney will find easy to untangle, writes @jackshafer https://t.co/ZkGC0HM43m

— POLITICO (@politico) January 26, 2019

Great piece from ⁦@JRubinBlogger⁩ and quotes me noting: “It is simply impossible to believe that when it came to the most important campaign decision of all — whether or not to collude with Russia — Trump wasn’t involved.” https://t.co/JnUrUD5zt9

— Max Bergmann (@maxbergmann) January 26, 2019

In Trump-Russia, identifying and punishing prosecutable crimes matters less than protecting the security of the country from a president whose loyalty to the United States cannot be intelligently trusted https://t.co/qb6FqtMu4l

— David Frum (@davidfrum) January 26, 2019

At the RNC meeting, when I asked about any concerns regarding Mueller’s investigation, a GOP state party leader just yelled: “Fuck no.” https://t.co/6952xtt99R

— Tarini Parti (@tparti) January 26, 2019

Can an entire party be charged with obstruction of justice? https://t.co/RRmXWJWQsq

— Steven Beschloss (@StevenBeschloss) January 26, 2019

A dozen immigrant workers in the U.S. illegally were fired this month from one of President Trump's golf clubs in New York, even though managers knew their legal status for years, says a lawyer for the workers. https://t.co/XKnw00I21A

— The Associated Press (@AP) January 26, 2019

“It’s rather offensive to presume people will forget the fact that their credit rating is wrecked or they know they have to catch up on mortgage payments.” Terrific look at Republicans nervous about uncoupling from Trump but fearful of another shutdown. https://t.co/ah7fq2gCeP

— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) January 26, 2019

What a disgusting thing to say about dozens of American workers who just lost their jobs. https://t.co/hSnRD5NtpF

— Ben Smith (@semaforben) January 26, 2019

Watch: @DonaldJTrumpJr won’t call any of the victims’ moms an “Angel” because the killer was an “Anglo.”

Only the relatives of people killed by swarthy immigrants merit cute, cuddly names by the Trumps.https://t.co/wZEtOsXjoT

— Mrs. Betty Bowers (@BettyBowers) January 26, 2019

UK firms plan mass exodus if May allows no-deal Brexithttps://t.co/HJNsOAjPwC

— Steve Peers (@StevePeers) January 26, 2019

I’m worried we are going to drift by accident into a chaotic No Deal in March. Everyone is shouting but we need some calm, common sense. My article for ⁦@DailyMirror⁩ https://t.co/8QYaQztSaA

— Yvette Cooper (@YvetteCooperMP) January 26, 2019

Hello small paragraph on the right-hand side of The Sunday Times front page.

Introduction of martial law after a No Deal Brexit. pic.twitter.com/CyNGGtYnpa

— Roland Smith (@rolandmcs) January 26, 2019

9 weeks before exiting the EU, quite likely at this point with no transition in place at enormous human cost – the British public still dont know, and the UK govt still doesnt seem to want to know – whether Leave campaign was illegally funded by Russia https://t.co/avTXL9kEdW

— David Frum (@davidfrum) January 26, 2019

Gobsmacked to hear @BBCr4today’s John Humphrys suggest to an amazingly calm Irish politician that the solution to #Brexitshambles is for Ireland to leave the EU & rejoin the U.K! Such woeful ignorance of history & of modern day Ireland. #PeoplesVote

— Ben Bradshaw (@BenPBradshaw) January 26, 2019

The Humphrys interview shows that there’s a lack of knowledge about Ireland. It’ll be for others to do history, let me focus on trade: Who does Ireland trade with (thread)

— Holger Hestermeyer (@hhesterm) January 26, 2019

Give me strength. When it comes to #Brexit, all @sinnfeinireland can fall back on is a call for a border poll. https://t.co/X2eIYxV61K

— Neale Richmond (@nealerichmond) January 26, 2019

Brazilian rescue workers on Saturday searched for roughly 300 missing people after a tailings dam burst at an iron ore mine. https://t.co/8WWScZXrSC

— HuffPost (@HuffPost) January 26, 2019

One dead after protesters storm Turkish military camp in north Iraq: Kurdish officials https://t.co/TfIuaf3dvT pic.twitter.com/VTSeGeFkuL

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 26, 2019

Do hurricanes feel the effects of climate change? https://t.co/F2d4mCI6ZL via @RTEBrainstorm | @IndianaUniv pic.twitter.com/LV8sfNrdWk

— RTÉ (@rte) January 26, 2019

I’ve thought about this Onion headline nearly every day for 20 years pic.twitter.com/hml5MErBD1

— Scott Tobias (@scott_tobias) January 26, 2019

President Trump announces a short term deal to end government shutdown for 3 weeks https://t.co/yiWWPZf8tS pic.twitter.com/nAN3KmM1vo

— TIME (@TIME) January 25, 2019

CNN: Trump caved
MSNBC: Trump caved
Rest of MSM: Trump caved
Entire World: Trump caved
Fox News: Is the left really against racism if they discriminate against red hats?!?

— Adam Best (@adamcbest) January 25, 2019

Trump on the shutdown: “We will not cave!” Trump one day later: I’m caving. https://t.co/r3pxdwUNGw

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) January 25, 2019

Trump never was able to sell the public on the existence of an emergency at the border, perhaps because there isn’t one. Nor could he convince a majority that the wall was needed, perhaps because it isn’t. https://t.co/ylxeZTJqiZ

— Jennifer "A man is not a plan" Rubin 🇺🇦🇮🇱 (@JRubinBlogger) January 25, 2019

Did you notice Trump’s statement that he could’ve declared a national emergency but CHOSE not to do so “at this time”? Those words totally destroyed any ability he might’ve otherwise had to call Congress’s refusal to give him $5.7B for his wall in three weeks an “emergency.”

— Laurence Tribe 🇺🇦 ⚖️ (@tribelaw) January 25, 2019

I’ll never understand how people this fucking stupid ever got elected to anything. This whole administration has been subverting the pillars of democracy for 2 plus years now and THIS is what will bring him down? Get the fuck out of here. https://t.co/JI7P2pVaBq

— Aisle 424 Has Fallen (@Aisle424) January 26, 2019

#BREAKING: Senate votes to reopen government after Trump agrees to end shutdown without border wall funding https://t.co/Upb3pLmMGZ pic.twitter.com/fEWowsaEVM

— The Hill (@thehill) January 25, 2019

House Speaker Pelosi said the deal to reopen the government does not necessarily mean President Trump's State of the Union will take place next week. "What I'd said to the President is when the government is open, we will discuss a mutually agreeable date" https://t.co/0tq2bMplNO pic.twitter.com/GILI5G49cd

— CNN (@CNN) January 25, 2019

The head-shaking and teeth-gnashing even in GOP circles about the shutdown debacle is something to behold.

Former Trump WH official to me: "This was an unmitigated disaster for the president, who bled significant political capital in exchange for absolutely nothing."

— Niall Stanage (@NiallStanage) January 25, 2019

How CNN obtained video of FBI agents raiding Roger Stone's home https://t.co/rVq7zQi6ak pic.twitter.com/YRwOesFEFr

— CNN (@CNN) January 25, 2019

Mueller: Trump campaign officials communicated with Stone on WikiLeaks in 2016 https://t.co/0nIGbFbY6d pic.twitter.com/O1nhiDhJfG

— The Hill (@thehill) January 25, 2019

Longtime Trump ally Roger Stone to be arraigned on Jan. 29 – court document. More: https://t.co/gEDgV6l5uX pic.twitter.com/PihV7JAWqi

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 25, 2019

CNN: Roger Stone Arrested By FBI!

BBC: Roger Stone Arrested By FBI!

ABC: Roger Stone Arrested By FBI!

NBC: Roger Stone Arrested By FBI!

MTV: Roger Stone Arrested By FBI!

CBS: Roger Stone Arrested By FBI!

FOX: pic.twitter.com/Wu4vQI2Qxt

— Jules Suzdaltsev (@jules_su) January 25, 2019

The EU really represents a supremely rational moment in European history. To legally pool sovereignty in specific respects in order to forge a powerful alliance which recognises a profound, shared cultural inheritance. It has led to unprecedented peace, prosperity, & cooperation.

— Elinor Elliot (@ElliotElinor) January 25, 2019

Major Conservative donors who have given millions to the party are refusing to give money over 'disgust' at May's leadership https://t.co/e3K0vOPxPy

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) January 25, 2019

"I think we should never forget that Brexit is a problem created by Britain, so the onus is on them to come up with solutions."

That was Irish PM Leo Varadkar's response when asked if he was willing to compromise over the Ireland backstop in the Brexit withdrawal agreement. pic.twitter.com/a8SE5Qf1Zx

— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) January 25, 2019

Today, EMA staff lowered the 28 EU flags and symbolically said goodbye to their London offices. Guido Rasi expressed his thanks to the UK for its contribution to the work of the Agency and for having been a gracious host of EMA since 1995. pic.twitter.com/KpsBvaXt42

— EU Medicines Agency (@EMA_News) January 25, 2019

My Grandfather fought in WWII. He celebrates his 100th on Wednesday. He has contempt for those who foist nationalism upon us – and he thinks Brexit's a bloody stupid idea. https://t.co/YFJhU1PHBP

— Jo Maugham (@JolyonMaugham) January 25, 2019

"three in five members of the public said that their impressions of Jeremy Corbyn had got worse since the referendum" #JustMakeItStop https://t.co/5RkPWQL39f

— Jo Maugham (@JolyonMaugham) January 25, 2019

The Queen says we should find common ground. But where's the common ground between people who are liars and people who aren't, asks James O'Brien. This is very powerful.@mrjamesob | #Brexit pic.twitter.com/AOnGn15fc9

— LBC (@LBC) January 25, 2019

Reuters reports Russia has sent as many as 400 mercenaries from Wagner to Venezuela to defend Maduro. I believe this is known as doubling down on your investment https://t.co/6hN7eGtM7c

— max seddon (@maxseddon) January 25, 2019

Under Reagan, Eliot Abrams backed genocide in Guatemala and death squads in El Salvador – that he’s in charge of the Trump administration’s ‘democracy’ efforts in Venezuela tells you everything you need to know about those efforts https://t.co/4OQxeJWnEJ

— Mehdi Hasan (@mehdirhasan) January 25, 2019

Hundreds reported missing after mining dam collapses in Brazil https://t.co/9lfe5yLcHb pic.twitter.com/nWknTfY0w7

— Irish Independent (@Independent_ie) January 26, 2019

Supersized solar farms are being constructed across the world — and soon in space. https://t.co/EsUMqjCn97 – @NBCNewsMACH

— NBC News (@NBCNews) January 26, 2019

ICYMI: 'This is not about a particular vendor,' New Zealand Prime Minister @jacindaardern tells #ReutersDavos, after her country blocked the sale of some Huawei equipment citing national security concerns. More #wef19 coverage https://t.co/yFIjZP74BZ pic.twitter.com/lSqzq8DZD8

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 26, 2019

The monk who taught the world mindfulness awaits the end of this life https://t.co/de5CTlQdTa

— TIME (@TIME) January 26, 2019

Jared Kushner was given a top secret security clearance over the objections of White House security specialists, two sources tell @NBCNews https://t.co/QpUGEkeV5P

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) January 25, 2019

Jared Kushner’s winding road to getting top secret clearance was helped along by a Trump-installed official who overruled two security specialists. https://t.co/6l3cbWx0l4

— Slate (@Slate) January 25, 2019

In May 2018, Kushner’s criminal defense lawyer said he’d received permanent clearance. What he didn’t say was that a Trump hire overruled two career adjudicators to grant the clearance & the CIA denied him a higher level clearance. https://t.co/QHL6mSYzue

— Joyce Alene (@JoyceWhiteVance) January 25, 2019

“Having studied the President’s Daily Brief’s six-decade history, I have not come across another case of a White House official being a designated recipient of the P.D.B., for that length of time, without having a full security clearance.”https://t.co/VNNEJf0cCb

— Maddow Blog (@MaddowBlog) January 25, 2019

NEW: The House Intelligence and Financial Services Committees are planning a joint investigation into Deutsche Bank, which is under scrutiny for its business dealings with Trump, and its role in money laundering schemes. https://t.co/hSyQh4ZR9x

— Caroline Orr Bueno, Ph.D (@RVAwonk) January 24, 2019

BOOM! If you've come to my events, I always say watch for Deutsche Bank and Cambridge Analytica. When no other lenders would give a cent to Trump, Deutsche Bank gave him hundreds of millions. They also lent Jared Kushner
1/2 https://t.co/OOuSrwX9ZE

— Amy Siskind 🏳️‍🌈 (@Amy_Siskind) January 24, 2019

“A spokesman for Deutsche Bank declined to comment.” https://t.co/bUkldCdfsN

— William Gibson (@GreatDismal) January 24, 2019

Deutsche Bank reportedly concerned about what disclosure of suspicious transactions with Kushner will do to its reputation — surprising, since the bank's reputation currently ranks just slightly above genital warts.

https://t.co/MffqfvDgtt

— kraz (@JeffreyKrasner) January 24, 2019

#BREAKING: Trump admin preparing draft order to declare national emergency to fund wall: report https://t.co/yAP0jNSfvG pic.twitter.com/rAVzfNFQ3U

— The Hill (@thehill) January 24, 2019

Trump offers delusional interpretation of Senate vote: "I see a lot of Democrats, almost all of them breaking & saying 'walls are good! Walls are good!' Big difference from what you had 2 or 3 weeks ago…Our bill won 50-47."

No Dems are saying that & 50 votes isn't a "win." pic.twitter.com/xuUauGlhU4

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) January 24, 2019

BREAKING: Two competing bills aimed at reopening the government fail to advance in Senate votes, leaving no clear path forward for ending the shutdown. https://t.co/XiaLtYQUUL

— The Associated Press (@AP) January 24, 2019

Senate blocks Trump's plan to end shutdown and fund border wall https://t.co/L0uigxt3Sb via @bpolitics

— Laura Litvan (@LauraLitvan) January 24, 2019

JUST IN: The six GOP senators who broke with party, voted to reopen government without wall funding https://t.co/wWA7cFmFDr pic.twitter.com/J9z4cnj3gN

— The Hill (@thehill) January 24, 2019

There is only one way to break Trump’s pathology. Pelosi has found it. … Apt analysis by @theplumlineGS https://t.co/1rsBcHlf2N

— Margaret Sullivan (@Sulliview) January 24, 2019

"Tump's Loyal Senate Republicans"
from A.B. Stoddard captures the repulsive cowardice of the Senate GOP in the face of Trump.

They know he's killing them and yet they won't stop.https://t.co/IbfhesprUh

— Rick Wilson (@TheRickWilson) January 24, 2019

In Pelosi's office just now, Democrats agreed to unveil their border "vision" tomorrow morning at a presser. It'll be pretty close to $5.7 billion worth of ideas, per Rep. Bennie Thompson. Still seems like no wall.

— Sarah Ferris (@sarahnferris) January 24, 2019

What if Nancy Pelosi declared herself president during the government shutdown, Russia's prime minister asks https://t.co/H5RLRWo30v pic.twitter.com/koy309wI7H

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) January 24, 2019

Democrats in the House of Representatives are planning to investigate President Donald Trump’s controversial lease to operate a hotel on federal property in Washington, D.C. https://t.co/dw4rIwBhzP

— HuffPost Politics (@HuffPostPol) January 25, 2019

Looking forward to seeing these young ladies telling their story on morning tv. Oh wait—I bet that’s not gonna happen. https://t.co/4LNYB4eUv5

— Soledad O'Brien (@soledadobrien) January 24, 2019

Excl: 1. DUP privately decide to back Theresa May’s Brexit deal next week when she toughens it;https://t.co/FxQDyBnHyN

— Tom Newton Dunn (@tnewtondunn) January 24, 2019

Irish PM @campaignforleo: "In a No Deal #Brexit scenario, it will be very difficult for [UK] to conclude any trade deals with the question of the Irish border unresolved. Given we have a solution on the table already, let's ratify that" https://t.co/O6xafo2rhY

— Open Europe (@OpenEurope) January 24, 2019

Great to write a piece ✍🏻alongside @MatthewOToole2 for my local great paper the @ImpartialRep on the Irish border 🗞

I’m sorry but Brexiteers really don’t care about the border and if it goes wrong it will be people there who have most to lose. 🔗Link soon… pic.twitter.com/EVzNe6Kelz

— Darren McCaffrey (@darrenmccaffrey) January 24, 2019

Labour remainers look away now 👇🏼 https://t.co/gAQ3wrZpIn

— Laura Kuenssberg (@bbclaurak) January 24, 2019

Airbus said today they would consider leaving the UK after Brexit. When this caller insisted they would never leave, James O'Brien demanded to know why he knew more than the CEO.@mrjamesob | #Airbus https://t.co/zXshYIFwXQ

— LBC (@LBC) January 24, 2019

Whether we get a #PeoplesVote is now down to @jeremycorbyn

If Labour MPs are whipped to support it, the public will get a chance to have the final say on #Brexit

But if he won’t do that, then we may not have the numbers in the Commons to succeed. https://t.co/uE61YdKcWi

— Chris Leslie (@ChrisLeslieUK) January 24, 2019

Was the Queen talking about the Brexit debate? In a speech today she said people needed to find "common ground" and "never losing sight of the bigger picture". Royals have tried v hard to stay out of the Brexit debate but was she hinting at something here?

— Laura Kuenssberg (@bbclaurak) January 24, 2019

JUST IN: State Department orders "non-emergency U.S. government employees to depart Venezuela" amid political turmoil. https://t.co/2Cu9kQvfai pic.twitter.com/YaLtQhIV2C

— ABC News (@ABC) January 24, 2019

it is unclear if the Trump administration has mapped out a strategy in the event that Maduro refuses to budge, serious violence erupts or foreign supporters of Maduro’s government — including Russia and Turkey — decide to intervene on his behalf https://t.co/NqWCBKsnD3

— John Hudson (@John_Hudson) January 25, 2019

Analysis: Venezuela’s oil gives Maduro little leverage against the United States https://t.co/TovMAo8WQK

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 24, 2019

Trump relentlessly trashed Venezuelan ruler Nicolás Maduro from the moment he took office, even suggesting the U.S. could resort to military action https://t.co/bumMp6vE3N

— POLITICO (@politico) January 24, 2019

“We live in a world with intense competition for attention, for advertising, and for people’s money. There may be schadenfreude … but this is not in any way good news for traditional players.” Spoke to @jimwaterson about cuts at BuzzFeed, HuffPost et al.https://t.co/hLK8dV7t4F

— Rasmus Kleis Nielsen (@rasmus_kleis) January 24, 2019

"In the end, what’s clear is that YouTube’s recommendation algorithm isn’t a partisan monster — it’s an engagement monster." https://t.co/bywpnblwHa

— Oliver Darcy (@oliverdarcy) January 24, 2019

Flight of the Starlings: Murmurations can give us all a lift in dark January https://t.co/RNXj3TWa1o

— The Irish Times (@IrishTimes) January 24, 2019

Hugh McIlvanney, veteran sports reporter, dies aged 84 https://t.co/YY512Te9xY

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 25, 2019

Venezuela's embattled President Maduro breaks ties with the US after Trump recognizes opposition leader as interim president. Follow updates. https://t.co/C3L5nBhFoh pic.twitter.com/ck1BR35u2G

— CNN Breaking News (@cnnbrk) January 23, 2019

Venezuela’s opposition filling streets nationwide today in protests against President Maduro and his socialist government. pic.twitter.com/IjzXdd6aOh

— NBC News (@NBCNews) January 23, 2019

Venezuela's President Maduro demands "maximum loyalty, maximum unity, maximum discipline" from the armed forces. "Nobody is surrendering here."

— BBC Monitoring (@BBCMonitoring) January 23, 2019

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro faces the most direct challenge to his nearly six years in power. Today, as @nickschifrin reports, the U.S. and several other countries recognized Juan Guaidó, currently the head of the National Assembly, as the country's legitimate president. pic.twitter.com/MVjy8oZEHm

— PBS NewsHour (@NewsHour) January 24, 2019

The citizens of Venezuela have suffered for too long at the hands of the illegitimate Maduro regime. Today, I have officially recognized the President of the Venezuelan National Assembly, Juan Guaido, as the Interim President of Venezuela. https://t.co/WItWPiG9jK

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 23, 2019

I hope that all of Europe will unite in support of democratic forces in #Venezuela. Unlike Maduro, the parliamentary assembly, including Juan Guaido have a democratic mandate from Venezuelan citizens.

— Charles Michel (@eucopresident) January 23, 2019

1/ Thousands have taken to the streets of Venezuela to demand their president, Nicolás Maduro, step down.

But there’s a lot more behind that story. Here’s a brief rundown: pic.twitter.com/SURSaStLrk

— Vox (@voxdotcom) January 23, 2019

Protest of Venezuelans against Maduro from Madrid's Plaza del Sol. One of the hundreds of protests worldwide against his gov.

With more than 3 million refugees, Venezuelans will soon be the largest displaced population#venezuela #23ene #GritemosConBrio pic.twitter.com/Sxq9r9NlRV

— Amir Richani (@amir_richani) January 23, 2019

Tomorrow in #Venezuela expect Maduro to:
– Cut off internet
– Accuse protestors of violence with fake evidence
– “collectivos” militias to murder & repress
– Hacking social media accounts & websites to spread misinformation
– Arrest of legitimate leaders of National Assembly

— Marco Rubio (@marcorubio) January 23, 2019

For all wondering about the law and precedent behind Maduro ordering US Embassy staff to leave #Venezuela, in 72 hours; I thought I would provide some background. Diplomatic Scholars are not always useful, but at times like this, we can provide information at the very least. pic.twitter.com/n4ezsOI7EG

— Dr. Jennifer Cassidy (@OxfordDiplomat) January 23, 2019

Cuba and Turkey are supporting #Maduro, which brings the total number of countries supporting Maduro up to 5. https://t.co/oKHK6PDNOh

— Sentinel (@StratSentinel) January 23, 2019

Bond investors are saying this could be “the beginning of the end” for Maduro's regime in Venezuela https://t.co/I9ruyHaca8

— Bloomberg (@business) January 23, 2019

#BREAKING: McConnell blocks bill to reopen most of government for fourth time https://t.co/2RQKjkcej4 pic.twitter.com/ipV6l4HGgA

— The Hill (@thehill) January 23, 2019

The National Air Traffic Controllers Association lastest statement sounds quite dire:

“…we cannot even calculate the level of risk currently at play, nor predict the point at which the entire system will break. It is unprecedented.” https://t.co/pYfDYFYMeL

— Michael Del Moro (@MikeDelMoro) January 23, 2019

The shutdown’s impact on federal workers is bad enough, but the FBI is also losing counter-terrorism sources and is unable to fund key efforts to target terror suspects, drug traffickers and sexual predators.

Time to reopen the government and stop putting our security at risk. https://t.co/s4oEdLja48

— Adam Schiff (@RepAdamSchiff) January 23, 2019

"We will have a response to Nancy Pelosi in due course," says the President, of his plans for his State of the Union speech. At start of meeting with group of conservative leaders, he says that what Pelosi is doing to the American people and to the Constitution, "is a disgrace." pic.twitter.com/gJINJJFEsy

— Mark Knoller (@markknoller) January 23, 2019

Kinda love the idea of the President giving a speech in a dark House chamber, live-streamed by Louie Gohmert.

— Chris Hayes (@chrislhayes) January 23, 2019

New AP Poll: Overall, 34 percent of Americans approve of Trump’s job performance. That’s down from 42 percent a month earlier and nears the lowest mark of his two-year presidency. https://t.co/XnNGXdyq1R

— Julie Pace (@JuliePace) January 23, 2019

Exclusive: one of the suspects in a plot to bomb a New York Muslim community is a huge Trump fan, and even invited Trump to his Eagle Scout ceremony. https://t.co/qEaGCaV5Pf

— Will Sommer (@willsommer) January 23, 2019

Hi, Jared! 👋 https://t.co/gMjZflP1rP

— Sarah Churchwell (@sarahchurchwell) January 23, 2019

Amid trade talks, China has granted Ivanka Trump preliminary approval for another five trademarks this month. They include child care centers, sunglasses, wedding dresses, and brokerage, charitable fundraising and art valuation services https://t.co/0OhC6RVILx

— Catherine Rampell (@crampell) January 23, 2019

A $238 million penthouse apartment facing Central Park has broken the record for most expensive home sale in America https://t.co/gYFLx1XEgV

— Bloomberg (@business) January 23, 2019

Can’t wait for his sit-down interview with Savannah Guthrie https://t.co/yVcYzOZ349

— Jess Dweck (@TheDweck) January 23, 2019

There was a mass shooting today in Florida. Five people were shot dead. It barely made headlines. https://t.co/Bjqrx7F7xZ

— Mark Joseph Stern (@mjs_DC) January 23, 2019

A Parliament that doesn't want want no deal enough to vote for a three month delay, but is sufficiently worried about being seen as frustrating Brexit it won't vote for longer, is eventually going to vote for May's deal. https://t.co/GHBFleVZxS

— Stephen Bush (@stephenkb) January 23, 2019

J Rees Mogg suggesting Government suspends Commons ahead of Article 50 to enforce No Deal exit:

“If Commons undermines our basic constitutional conventions then Executive is entitled to use other vestigial constitutional means to stop it, by which I basically mean prorogation” https://t.co/npUDHsJKLa

— Faisal Islam (@faisalislam) January 23, 2019

1/2 Barnier on Irish border after hard Brexit: ""We will have to find out an operational way to carrying out checks and controls without putting back in place a border." EU & Irish govt suddenly pretending there might be something in MaxFac after all.https://t.co/9ahRCqHaqZ

— Alan Beattie (@alanbeattie) January 23, 2019

You have to ask what sort of complete idiot this useless man is. “Delaying Brexit worse than no deal, says Liam Fox” – BBC News https://t.co/zOB8zUUxyC

— A C Grayling #FBPE #Reform #Rejoin #FBPR (@acgrayling) January 23, 2019

We are a nation sleepwalking towards a cliff-edge. If we do not pull ourselves from the brink now, the damage will be permanent.https://t.co/oGSDSjSjhn

— David Lammy (@DavidLammy) January 23, 2019

People in this country have had enough of exports https://t.co/QwTYAxNUi8

— Steve Peers (@StevePeers) January 23, 2019

"Philip, Arlene likes Demis Roussos. Brian likes Demis Roussos. I like Demis Roussos. And Nigel would like to hear Demis Roussos."https://t.co/LrGmqDRWkO

— Sarah Dempster (@Dempster2000) January 23, 2019

This is awesome: https://t.co/W1AVfWd9PI

— Martin Giles (@martingiles) January 23, 2019

► VIDEO: Attenborough calls on governments to tackle climate change https://t.co/PM0aCNtZxK pic.twitter.com/5VBQBscRke

— Irish Times Video (@irishtimesvideo) January 22, 2019

Climate change is causing Greenland's massive ice sheets to melt at nearly 4x the rate than in 2003 — and it's "too late" to prevent more sea level rise within two decades, according to a new study in @PNASNews. pic.twitter.com/rgsfVa8xBS

— AJ+ (@ajplus) January 22, 2019

Ocasio-Cortez: "The world will end in 12 years if we don't address climate change" https://t.co/Mj9kpmI9sb pic.twitter.com/EHe95IbHaH

— The Hill (@thehill) January 22, 2019

Former U.S. Vice President Al Gore asked #wef19 panelists what advice they would give to a world leader who does not believe in climate change. More #ReutersDavos coverage: https://t.co/uusrW05xBI pic.twitter.com/CNCVyXGKCM

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 22, 2019

My piece on the Little Ice Age of the 17th century and it's portents for our future has just gone online. https://t.co/BLl8vKizhq

— Amitav Ghosh (@GhoshAmitav) January 22, 2019

A total of 72% of polled Americans now say global warming is personally important to them, according to the Yale program on climate change communication. This is the highest level of concern since Yale starting polling the question in 2008. https://t.co/bAb6tzCrJY

— Mother Jones (@MotherJones) January 22, 2019

Lots of these quotes are really awful, but creating divisions among capital will probably be pretty key to getting anything done on climate so it's nice to see some evidence that might be possible https://t.co/d4KNEm3JgG pic.twitter.com/FZW0YlFQ1v

— Kate Aronoff (@KateAronoff) January 22, 2019

Apple predicts climate change will increase demand for iPhones, noting that they double as flashlights and sirens and can be charged by hand crank. https://t.co/eR3yhtiGRQ pic.twitter.com/RUTjTfN20j

— Christopher Flavelle (@cflav) January 22, 2019

'We are the last generation that can fix climate change and we are going to see wars over water in the Middle East' – The Independent's @Beltrew #IndependentMinds pic.twitter.com/GNyUaYBsZZ

— The Independent (@Independent) January 22, 2019

Britain's opposition has proposed a parliament vote on holding a second Brexit referendum as lawmakers scramble to prevent the UK from crashing out of the EU in a few weeks without a deal https://t.co/lHPW28g6jZ via @ReutersTV pic.twitter.com/7d0JJTDyvm

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 22, 2019

No Brexit deal means hard Irish border, EU says https://t.co/hP9RBEUDHx pic.twitter.com/dFQnPe9CAr

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 22, 2019

If parliament cannot resolve Brexit, a new referendum is needed https://t.co/sNpwIh7tQK

— Financial Times (@FT) January 22, 2019

EXCLUSIVE

Theresa May's chief Brexit negotiator allegedly cast doubt on her ability to renegotiate backstop as part of Brexit "plan B" Telegraph told

Source says Olly Robbins texted Philip Hammond DURING Cabinet conference call on Sun raising concerns https://t.co/XeJOMROd4y

— Steven Swinford (@Steven_Swinford) January 21, 2019

Staggering.

Just staggering.https://t.co/cCBgP4k51w

— Scientists for EU (@Scientists4EU) January 22, 2019

Former Tech minister says James Dyson’s decision to transfer the HQ of his business out of the UK is a betrayal of those who trusted his views on Brexit and No Deal https://t.co/34tx8PwLds

— Faisal Islam (@faisalislam) January 22, 2019

Dyson is Brexit’s J. Bruce Ismay, chairman and managing director of the White Star Line, who luckily for him stepped into a lifeboat when the Titanic began to go down

— Robert Harris (@Robert___Harris) January 22, 2019

P&O has announced it will be re-flagging its entire UK-registered fleet to Cyprus ahead of #Brexit https://t.co/Zg4EymJeQa

— Sky News (@SkyNews) January 22, 2019

Scots with a taste for traditional meat pies or haggis face “enforced vegetarianism” after #Brexit, a Scottish government minister warned https://t.co/98MNvC2L17 pic.twitter.com/CPa68wvcaW

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 22, 2019

BREAKING: McConnell sets up votes on Thursday on competing proposals to reopen the government. One will be on a GOP proposal to fund Trump's border wall & the other will be a Democratic proposal to reopen the government without providing new wall funding. https://t.co/pIxQuvryEg

— Jon Cooper (@joncoopertweets) January 22, 2019

Support for Donald Trump's Impeachment is Higher Than His Approval Rating, New Poll Shows https://t.co/JnGuTqZFlf

— Morgan Fairchild (@morgfair) January 22, 2019

Giuliani now claims the Trump Tower Moscow project was barely more than a notion.

But hundreds of pages of biz documents, emails, texts, and architectural plans, obtained by BuzzFeed News over a year, tell a different story.

Look at the plans here: https://t.co/rDfvBNZQtV

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) January 22, 2019

.@NicolleDWallace’s ‘mind blown’ by guest as ‘the dots are getting closer and closer together’ between Trump and Putinhttps://t.co/bVWqiJJpN3

— Raw Story (@RawStory) January 22, 2019

Former White House aide: Trump offered NASA unlimited funding to go to Mars https://t.co/Hnv3j28hDk pic.twitter.com/sTijH76FES

— The Hill (@thehill) January 22, 2019

Arizona Republicans are trying to fund Trump's wall by taxing porn https://t.co/IzvCgIsOgB pic.twitter.com/eBRLKl4w4Q

— ThinkProgress (@thinkprogress) January 22, 2019

The front page of tomorrow's Daily Telegraph 'Corbyn backs plan for second referendum' #tomorrowspaperstoday pic.twitter.com/8eozKXxVDI

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) January 21, 2019

Brexit: Why are MPs putting forward amendments? https://t.co/uYUeKSNyAG

— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) January 21, 2019

After last night's Daily Telegraph, the inevitable response in tomorrow's FT… and once more round the endless circle we go. pic.twitter.com/m8NXWWpQru

— Duncan Morrow (@duncan_morrow) January 21, 2019

PM’s plan B today was just plan A again even tho that lost by 230 votes. I am really worried that PM’s drift & delay is pushing country into deeply damaging No Deal by accident. That’s why I’ve put forward this bill https://t.co/7L0oOq3fJu

— Yvette Cooper (@YvetteCooperMP) January 21, 2019

A quick thread on May’s statement, for the bedtime tweeters.
Ignore the claim there are 6 key issues.

All that is worth looking at is what she says she will not do;
what she says she will do;
+ what she says might do.

TL;DR: There is no Plan B.

1/12https://t.co/g2NhxLrLch

— Katy Hayward (@hayward_katy) January 21, 2019

Theresa May: will talk to DUP this week, then will take the conclusions of those talks back to the EU

— Tony Connelly (@tconnellyRTE) January 21, 2019

Separate tweets tonight from the same minister talking about 'boosting prosperity' and also boasting that no deal remained on the table. I sometimes wonder if some Brexiters are playing a sort of Glass Bead game that I'm too thick to follow.

— Matthew O'Toole (@MatthewOToole2) January 21, 2019

NEW:
Sky News obtains Border Force contingency presentation slide assuming a No Deal Brexit fall in cross Channel freight traffic of 75% to 87% for next 3-6 months as a “reasonable worst case” pic.twitter.com/pgbmqRgXKc

— Faisal Islam (@faisalislam) January 21, 2019

I am sorry and ashamed we have reached the point where our government is asking EU citizens to pay money to continue to live with their families, in their homes and to work and pay taxes. I will not stop fighting for them against this backwards step.https://t.co/gbOJf5mkFr

— David Lammy (@DavidLammy) January 21, 2019

May’s most unforgivable failing – as it’s been Corbyn’s – is to have treated all who voted Remain with utter contempt.

— Tim Walker (@ThatTimWalker) January 21, 2019

Theresa May is right that #PeoplesVote would require extension of Article 50 – but with just 67 days until #Brexit, so would every other option.

She wasted years on a deal no one wants.

This decision is too important to rush through in 2 months – she must ask EU for more time.

— Caroline Lucas (@CarolineLucas) January 21, 2019

"Fox & Friends" accidentally shows graphic saying Ruth Bader Ginsburg is dead https://t.co/WW2hVxLf7s pic.twitter.com/2NEUHDgEtm

— The Hill (@thehill) January 21, 2019

Hey @GOP,

“I was doing fine with [Trump] until this government shutdown. It’s ridiculous. You’re not getting the wall built for $5 billion. And #Mexico is not paying for it, we all know that, too. Meanwhile, it’s starting to turn people like me away.”🔥https://t.co/tgm9yvWVSZ

— Dena Grayson, MD, PhD (@DrDenaGrayson) January 21, 2019

Giuliani complicates the Trump-Moscow story for the president https://t.co/dcDsTs31xD pic.twitter.com/gYSIWFB4Wp

— The Last Word (@TheLastWord) January 22, 2019

Russian pop star who organized Trump Tower meeting cancels US tour over concerns about Mueller probe https://t.co/Jm9C93l6AM pic.twitter.com/ImoJoMRuvf

— The Hill (@thehill) January 22, 2019

The Chinese government has granted Ivanka Trump's company preliminary approval for another five trademarks this month, as her father's administration pushes ahead on trade negotiations with China https://t.co/iIoSHlr2xv pic.twitter.com/VWhARhKaDa

— This Week (@ThisWeekABC) January 22, 2019

Senator Kamala Harris, Democrat of California, is joining the race for the White House. Here's what you need to know about her. https://t.co/qsX28m4s30

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 21, 2019

Hard to take a candidate seriously that doesn’t include anything in their platform about ensuring human civilization isn’t wiped out in half a century.

Where’s your climate plan, @KamalaHarris? #GreenNewDeal https://t.co/pkShIxtTkS

— Evan Weber 🌅🔥 (@evanlweber) January 21, 2019

We need a 'circular economy' to avoid climate change disaster https://t.co/qUtTKYuo9z pic.twitter.com/aEzUCkJnBn

— The Independent (@Independent) January 21, 2019

"Two of the most potent forces in American life—climate change, which portends more frequent and more violent natural disasters, and social stratification—are colliding. And the former stands to make the latter far, far worse," argues @AnnieLowrey. https://t.co/bXhhp1f2BC

— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) January 21, 2019

Really sorry to be missing the significant events to mark centenary of first Dáil in Dublin today. I’m in Brussels at a FAC meeting via @RTENewsNow https://t.co/3UKnRzOfWe

— Simon Coveney (@simoncoveney) January 21, 2019

I am just an human being pic.twitter.com/Ojpmu9RIWa

— Fabio Moioli (@fabiomoioli) January 21, 2019

Police seek digger driver who trashed brand new Travelodge https://t.co/gwmMF7kKo4

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 22, 2019