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