Tomorrow's @independent front page #tomorrowspaperstoday To subscribe to the Daily Edition: https://t.co/koJc3LN1ax pic.twitter.com/CKKCDnQTqG

— Thair Shaikh (@ThairShaikh) March 20, 2019

Prime Minister Theresa May urges MPs to back her #Brexit deal now https://t.co/X5O7SmIjRX

— Reuters UK (@ReutersUK) March 20, 2019

This is a dangerous moment for the country. That the Prime Minister chooses to use it to pitch parliament against the people is hugely irresponsible. She has done this repeatedly in recent days.

— Pat McFadden (@patmcfaddenmp) March 20, 2019

What she should have said is “We are only in this mess because I called an opportunist election, lost my majority, and became dependent on the DUP and the ERG. It is my fault. I apologise. I resign.”

— Robert Harris (@Robert___Harris) March 20, 2019

‘What is the purpose of this Government?’ Dominic Grieve gets right to the heart of the matter, and unlike many MPs, he means every word he says.’ https://t.co/HAzV0tZrqh. #brexitcrisis

— brendanbelfast 🇪🇺 (@brendanbelfast) March 20, 2019

Sky Data poll finds 90% of Brits think the Brexit talks have been a “national humiliation”

— Andrew Neil (@afneil) March 20, 2019

BREAKING. Over 160 different drug shortages in the last 6 weeks… unprecedented in NHS history.

You’re not “on our side”, @theresa_may, you’re actively endangering the lives of patients. Utterly disgraceful. #PutItToThePeople https://t.co/slL6LGYGRA

— Dr Rachel Clarke (@doctor_oxford) March 20, 2019

This from Tusk – "He will not hesitate to call extraordinary summit at the end of next week if the deal fails to pass again" – could mean the EU are still open to a LONG extension if deal falls

But TM today said she would not be PM for an extension into July https://t.co/9H6Zg1xBZL

— Sam Coates Sky (@SamCoatesSky) March 20, 2019

Le Drian, French FM: Paris only open to a “technical” extension of a few weeks to allow UK to finalise formal ratification of Withdrawal Agreement, adding that without a Commons vote to approve the deal, “the central scenario is a no-deal exit”.https://t.co/7tqebCt2YB

— David Phinnemore (@DPhinnemore) March 20, 2019

Live scenes as Theresa May weighs up her options: pic.twitter.com/JOYq8odRIA

— Have I Got News For You (@haveigotnews) March 20, 2019

And reupping here that some POTUS advisers believe an – not only, but one – impetus for running again is that he could have criminal exposure in SDNY cases if he isn’t in office. https://t.co/p9a70YrHHX

— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) March 20, 2019

Any day now, Attorney General William Barr is expected to announce the conclusion of special counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia probe. Here's what you need to know: https://t.co/6gBZDpFORp

— POLITICO (@politico) March 20, 2019

Support for impeachment drops in new CNN poll, shift almost entirely among Democrats; At the same time: Mueller approval rating rebounds. https://t.co/WD2ELp7aws

— Jennifer Agiesta (@jennagiesta) March 20, 2019

A fed judge has ruled that the Interior Dept. violated federal law by failing to account for the climate impact of its oil and gas leasing in the West. It's the 1st time the Trump admin has been held to account for the climate impact of its energy agenda. https://t.co/gqTHRaQjne

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) March 20, 2019

Rescuers are still trying to reach thousands of people in Mozambique left stranded by floods caused by Cyclone Idai

[tap to expand] https://t.co/NTgJgA66BT pic.twitter.com/kn2AOtx4fJ

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) March 20, 2019

A devastating cyclone hit Mozambique's port city of Beira with winds up to 105 mph, flattening buildings and put the lives of millions of people at risk. In neighboring Zimbabwe, the official death count stands at 98 but is likely to grow.

Photos: https://t.co/8cG2c31qZU pic.twitter.com/p6SJUJbylW

— NBC News (@NBCNews) March 20, 2019

Analysis: Trump says the Islamic State’s defeat is imminent — as he has for months https://t.co/K3WIRzUbmb

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) March 20, 2019

Wednesday's i: "We're in crisis, admits May as she seeks #Brexit delay" (via @AllieHBNews) #bbcpapers #tomorrowspaperstoday pic.twitter.com/uwy2a6dyPR

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) March 19, 2019

The clock is ticking on Brexit and Theresa May says the UK is facing a crisis – again. Her plan to win a vote on her deal has been thrown into disarray. And unless the EU allows an extension, Brexit could happen in 10 days.

Here’s what could happen next: https://t.co/jZo03Rll4g pic.twitter.com/DG4zRARoTG

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) March 19, 2019

Sources: EU still preparing for no deal next Friday. Very "anglo-centric" narrative in UK, no guarantee any extension will be offered. UK doesn't seem to understand the high risk of its position.

— Lisa O'Carroll (@lisaocarroll) March 19, 2019

Big message of @MichelBarnier is the EU is ready for no deal Brexit. Big message of @theresa_may is UK is not ready for no deal. So who has the power in these last minute talks between UK and EU?

— Robert Peston (@Peston) March 19, 2019

"Absolutely jaw-dropping."@NickyMorgan01 reacts to Gary Gibbon's report that Meaningful Vote 3 could be as late as Thursday 28 March – the day before Brexit. #Brexit999 #C4News pic.twitter.com/gIhv9yfWMf

— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) March 19, 2019

EXCLUSIVE Eurosceptic Tories use covert talks to call on EU countries to veto Brexit extension https://t.co/IqAUPnClbP via @Telegraph

— Christopher Hope📝 (@christopherhope) March 19, 2019

France ready to veto any meaningless Brexit delay: Elysee official https://t.co/2IoN2Sib4E pic.twitter.com/PcweXiBDxO

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 19, 2019

Cabinet members could quit over Brexit delay as Theresa May told she risks 'end of the Conservative Party' https://t.co/KxASQYPlrU

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) March 19, 2019

'This is the greatest failure of our Parliamentary and government system that any of us alive have witnessed.'

Watch ITV News Political Editor Robert @Peston's scathing assessment of the current Brexit situation https://t.co/XyBNxLXi6N pic.twitter.com/SuhbWF2KkV

— ITV News (@itvnews) March 19, 2019

Wife mocks her husband on Twitter after he 'drunkenly' ordered £600 worth of items in preparation for a no-deal #Brexit https://t.co/yg2L7YGeFR

— Sky News (@SkyNews) March 19, 2019

Donald Trump Jr. has an op-ed in Britain's The Telegraph in which he argues that the Brexit process should've been fast and easy but became a mess because "Mrs May ignored advice from my father." https://t.co/QOpJE0CcOg

— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) March 19, 2019

Why are these Americans so keen on Brexit? You can guesshttps://t.co/9moUZQBWFG

— David Leigh (@davidleighx) March 19, 2019

In a striking role role reversal, some Republicans feel Mueller report may hand Trump a campaign weapon – while Democrats are now busy opening a broad array of investigations of Trump’s White House and business, ready to go further than the special counsel https://t.co/xpmfLFDg7k

— Jonathan Lemire (@JonLemire) March 19, 2019

“[Trump] has always known that he is incredibly vulnerable from material that Michael Cohen has… He was in the middle of a criminal conspiracy as President of the U.S. He knew that – no wonder he blew up then, no wonder he blew up now” – @RonaldKlain w/ @NicolleDWallace pic.twitter.com/xc46uJ96ZW

— Deadline White House (@DeadlineWH) March 19, 2019

“[Trump] should be worried right now. The worst decision he’s ever made has been to accept the nomination of his party… he’s looking at the destruction of his Org, his foundation, certainly his presidency… He should be worried everyday" –@FrankFigliuzzi1 w/ @NicolleDWallace pic.twitter.com/nqIeCtH9HE

— Deadline White House (@DeadlineWH) March 19, 2019

George Conway responds after President Trump calls him a "total loser" https://t.co/QtH3fVD59I pic.twitter.com/xN5RBvySds

— The Hill (@thehill) March 19, 2019

Trump is hoping to ride an economic boom to a second term. According to his own advisers, that ain’t gonna happen. https://t.co/UQzo4WVbRV

— VANITY FAIR (@VanityFair) March 19, 2019

It’s no easy feat to be the most thin-skinned man in American politics these days, especially given that the country is run by a short-fingered vulgarian who compulsively tweets about every real & perceived slight. But Devin Nunes has done the impossible. https://t.co/Nsg1MzRjPI

— Julia Davis (@JuliaDavisNews) March 19, 2019

"Devin Nunes' Cow" parody account explodes with new followers after Nunes sues Twitter https://t.co/RUHhuoVxib pic.twitter.com/FZcksPpVAw

— The Hill (@thehill) March 19, 2019

We all have a steak in Devin Nunes’s lawsuit against his cow. https://t.co/tMyNa2PUUE

— Dana Milbank (@Milbank) March 19, 2019

LATEST: More than 1,000 people are feared dead in Mozambique after a cyclone slammed into the country, submerging entire villages and leaving bodies floating in the floodwaters, the nation's president says. https://t.co/WVp981X3zZ pic.twitter.com/wvUfq9Ntof

— NBC News (@NBCNews) March 19, 2019

'My daughter was washed away from me'

Survivors speak about devastating floods caused by Cyclone Idai in Mozambique.

At least 1,000 people may have been killed, President Filipe Nyusi says

[tap to expand] https://t.co/SwW4rNOCJN pic.twitter.com/c1oBHEeAsa

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) March 19, 2019

Climate change threatens U.K. with fresh water shortage within 25 years | via nbcnews https://t.co/3f13x9Y94J

— SafetyPin-Daily (@SafetyPinDaily) March 19, 2019

Bercow is about the only politician in Britain coming out of Brexit with his reputation enhanced

Brexit: John Bercow rules out third meaningful vote on same dealhttps://t.co/BfhU2wphyX

— William Dalrymple (@DalrympleWill) March 18, 2019

I believe Bercow is basically saying you lost, get over it. https://t.co/3TmFtei6ox

— David Baddiel (@Baddiel) March 18, 2019

John Bercow has seized his Brexit moment – and now all bets are off | Rafael Behr https://t.co/2QVTX05EuH

— The Guardian (@guardian) March 18, 2019

Erskine May is trending thanks to John Bercow's #Brexit vote ruling

What is it? ➡️ https://t.co/l5bCcbKbIS pic.twitter.com/Kx28SMUJe0

— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) March 18, 2019

After Bercow's statement on ruling out a third vote, the multi-national newsroom in the International Press Centre in Brussels can be heard in collective hysterics – a mixture of laughter and crying. The building is shaking. #Brexit

— Samuel Stolton (@SamuelStolton) March 18, 2019

German journalist told me at weekend that a Bercow “order,order” ring tone is now a thing in her home country. Kids love it to mock Britain and Brexit shambles

— alison campsie (@alicampsie75) March 18, 2019

Speaker getting one of the biggest kickings in Fleet Street history tonight… but it is these papers that created this mess, not him. They misled readers and led them to disaster. pic.twitter.com/CsAjxMO61T

— David Yelland (@davidyelland) March 18, 2019

Why oh why did @UKLabour decide not to put up anybody to take part in a @BBCNewsnight discussion about today’s extraordinary Brexit developments?

— Prof Ivor Gaber (@ivorgaber) March 18, 2019

Opinion: This is why John Bercow’s dramatic intervention has made a Final Say on Brexit more likely https://t.co/WSBOrpqWNe

— Sue Wilson (@Suewilson91) March 18, 2019

I’d be asking Farage for my fifty quid back #MarchToLeave pic.twitter.com/GLYUWeZaRR

— Led By Donkeys (@ByDonkeys) March 18, 2019

Now I’m depressed. I will never write anything as funny as ‘This is on top of the agreement we’ve signed with Liechtenstein.’ https://t.co/8DtkHXehqA

— Damien Owens (@OwensDamien) March 18, 2019

pic.twitter.com/LyY12SjiQY

— Matt Cartoons (@MattCartoonist) March 18, 2019

This morning, we broke the story that the Feds raided the office of Elliott Broidy citing conspiracy, money laundering and secret foreign lobbying. (https://t.co/W5Qj4x9s7L)

Don't know who he is? This Sept 2018 story we did with @WNYC has you covered. 👇 https://t.co/fAV3N51vJn

— ProPublica (@propublica) March 18, 2019

N.Y. Attorney General Calls For $5.6 Million Fine Against Trump's 'Self-Dealing' Foundation https://t.co/ol4Xi5ldfw

— Claude Taylor (@TrueFactsStated) March 18, 2019

This is the inside story of how Deutsche Bank officials – including 2 CEOs – were so eager to do business with @realDonaldTrump that they ignored years of internal warnings about the risks.

Based on interviews with 20+ bank execs w/ direct knowledge. https://t.co/5kD4vCXm7y

— David Enrich (@davidenrich) March 18, 2019

Taxpayers have footed the bill for about $91,000,000 in expenses related to President Trump’s golf outings at his own clubs in Florida and NJ on at least 161 occasions since his inauguration. https://t.co/K613jQu6e3 https://t.co/cjQavs1vct

— Tim O'Brien (@TimOBrien) March 18, 2019

And your properties have profited millions in taxpayer money for golf carts, food and rooms for your security and staff during your 223 days spent at your for-profit businesses. pic.twitter.com/xR1qcpQaIW

— Catherine B (@catboerner) March 18, 2019

Democrats ask FBI to investigate Florida massage parlor founder Li 'Cindy' Yang and look into 'her apparent relationship' with President Trump https://t.co/Z3R2y08wPg pic.twitter.com/hAAvcz0JaU

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 18, 2019

Kellyanne Conway's husband posts tweetstorm about President Trump's mental state https://t.co/Qc3OlVwOc0 pic.twitter.com/RV4wVzjSRr

— The Hill (@thehill) March 18, 2019

U.S. firm FIS buys Worldpay for $35 billion in payments deal bonanza https://t.co/epKI7oj16C pic.twitter.com/olMeZmJSXK

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 18, 2019

Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank, Germany’s 2 largest lenders, said on Sunday that they had begun merger discussions https://t.co/IBHZ3lWSK0

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 18, 2019

New: Devin Nunes sues Twitter, some users, seeks over $250M alleging anti-conservative 'shadow bans,' smears https://t.co/2SIuYwWSnO

— Yashar Ali 🐘 (@yashar) March 18, 2019

"The time to act is now."

New Zealand PM Ardern vows to announce gun law reforms within 10 days of the mosque terror attacks that killed 50 people and injured many more. pic.twitter.com/nwOm53TguQ

— NBC News (@NBCNews) March 18, 2019

Their fellow congregants died in Pittsburgh. Now Jews are supporting Muslims in New Zealand. https://t.co/lA3iKrNW2y

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) March 18, 2019

Tragic. Thoughts with their families https://t.co/yAWQvvxW9i

— Amanda Ferguson (@AmandaFBelfast) March 18, 2019

Theresa May’s resignation publicly demanded by MPs as price for backing Brexit deal https://t.co/Gok0lG59Ls pic.twitter.com/Jxwld22jJp

— The Independent (@Independent) March 17, 2019

Theresa May will cancel Brexit deal vote if she does not believe she can win it, ministers reveal https://t.co/49SVTXRZZP

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) March 17, 2019

There is nothing "honourable" about this @theresa_may. You are attempting to force your deeply unpopular deal through Parliament for a third time after two historic defeats – and yet you refuse to let the public vote on it even once. #PutItToThePeoplehttps://t.co/pCAji1baKi

— David Lammy (@DavidLammy) March 17, 2019

Brexit: 'Physically impossible' to leave on 29 March, says chancellor https://t.co/ZPBOezytAc

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) March 17, 2019

"When How the Conservatives Went Mad as a Box of Frogs" by Prof Gyles Pittiless is published, none of the Brexiteers want starring role as the culprits who turned it into a factory for idiocy, magical thinking and introspective nativism" @MatthewdAncona https://t.co/UtkBCVs81P

— Nick Cohen (@NickCohen4) March 17, 2019

Will direct tensions between the Brexit wishes of the DUP & the ERG now be exposed?

This isn't so much a sly backstop trap as a self-applied handcuff. https://t.co/1YjqBnf2KF

— Katy Hayward (@hayward_katy) March 17, 2019

The DUP "a marginal party in UK terms and one that does not even represent the views of most people in Northern Ireland [is] acting as the final arbiter of Brexit" – @fotoole in today's @ObserverUK https://t.co/QUoXvaxcVQ

— Roy Greenslade (@GreensladeR) March 17, 2019

Important to remember; business in NI isn't really the DUP's business model. Their model, nurtured during the years of the Troubles when HMG had to spend 10s of billions in NI, is cash handouts on a one community only basis…https://t.co/7rskJbGX31

— Jonathan Mills (@Muinchille) March 17, 2019

.@tnyCloseRead on the magical thinking and self-delusion that drives Brexit: https://t.co/4JMxjh4cS9 pic.twitter.com/MfOzj6Vexh

— The New Yorker (@NewYorker) March 17, 2019

Proper scoop from @DanielBoffey. EU believes May is finished. Doesn’t trust her successor to honour promises. Doesn’t want UK having a say in EU policy in transition. We ought to be ready to unilaterally withdraw A50 as an emergency measure https://t.co/XaLlrlCdka

— Nick Cohen (@NickCohen4) March 17, 2019

What I find most heartbreaking about Brexit is what 🇬🇧 could have achieved over the past three years if it hadn’t been for this obsession.

— Tim Walker (@ThatTimWalker) March 17, 2019

“I was on the BBC a great deal before (Brexit)– maybe 3 or 4 times a month on television & often on the radio, including the Today programme. The BBC now has me on around 2-3 times a year. And, the last time I was on I was told not to talk about Brexit. https://t.co/LXx6v6jOFd

— Fionna O'Leary, 🕯🇪🇺 (@fascinatorfun) March 17, 2019

No disrespect to the Indie, but I am not sure this qualifies as newshttps://t.co/ERyClkkQQH

— Nick Cohen (@NickCohen4) March 17, 2019

One thing fairly clear. If there is a second referendum, the Remain campaign would be advised to keep Jeremy Corbyn well away from anything they do. #Ridge

— Kevin Schofield (@KevinASchofield) March 17, 2019

Legally we are as #Brexitready as we can be, thanks to the cooperation of all political parties. Let’s hope this legislation is never needed, thanks @PresidentIRL #Brexit . https://t.co/b4XrJrTqqG

— Simon Coveney (@simoncoveney) March 17, 2019

President Trump renewed his attacks on John McCain, months after the senator’s death https://t.co/bejWxzn3ot

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 17, 2019

Why does @realDonaldTrump continue to attack John McCain, an American hero who served his country his entire adult life and helped save health care for 20 million people? #disgraceful

— John Kasich (@JohnKasich) March 17, 2019

Washington Senate passes bill that would keep Trump off 2020 ballot unless he releases tax returns https://t.co/0NaMCYmhwU pic.twitter.com/5MglFG1XvR

— The Hill (@thehill) March 17, 2019

The FAA pushed to protect Boeing, even after its planes fell from the sky. Its lobbyists worked the administration hard. The president grew heavily & unusually involved in the decision — eventually announcing it even after he said he wouldn't. Our latest: https://t.co/0lrOATiyZw

— Josh Dawsey (@jdawsey1) March 17, 2019

Former Trump White House official says they had to turn off the @realDonaldTrump twitter notification on their phone today because “it was too much”

— Asawin Suebsaeng (@swin24) March 17, 2019

prominent lawyer whose wife is a top WH aide to Trump https://t.co/ICBbqO6Tjv

— John Harwood (@JohnJHarwood) March 17, 2019

Unsatisfied that Fox News’s morning hosts and nighttime hosts fawn over him, the president seeks a purge of the afternoon hosts who practice journalism. pic.twitter.com/SQ1JIHIZsM

— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) March 17, 2019

In the digital age white supremacists "aren't just going to a KKK rally, they're LIVING in a KKK rally" 24/7

—@Finkelsteins quoted by @SulomeAnderson pic.twitter.com/RGrsD0bGMu

— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) March 17, 2019

Does Trumpworld seem extra agitated today? https://t.co/frifdLilAj

— David Frum (@davidfrum) March 17, 2019

Southern District of New York doesn't "care about politics," Preet Bharara says. https://t.co/HTi7FbFWUa

— NBC News (@NBCNews) March 17, 2019

Some that strikes me after almost 20 years away from New Zealand: the way Te Reo Maori is used so widely and naturally now. Aroha ki te tangata = Love to the people.

Words I've seen a lot this week: Kia kaha Aotearoa = Be strong New Zealand #aotearoa #arohanui https://t.co/mqg52tPAOP

— Anna Fifield (@annafifield) March 17, 2019

The Saudi Arabia of MBS is increasingly presenting the US with the dilemma we faced during the Cold War: Do we continue to support governments who more often than not line up with us on foreign policy even if who they are/what they do at home is abhorrent? https://t.co/O1Zw93JJjf

— Richard N. Haass (@RichardHaass) March 17, 2019

Four Oxford schoolgirls have started a petition to make lessons on climate change compulsory in schools, & nearly 40,000 people have so far signed it. Since this the most important problem our planet faces, shouldn’t our children be taught about it?

— John Simpson (@JohnSimpsonNews) March 17, 2019

New Zealand shows willingness to curb guns after one, not 1,981 mass shootings https://t.co/1VPTd4GoNI

— Vox (@voxdotcom) March 16, 2019

JUST IN: Death toll in the deadly mass shooting at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand has risen to 50, according to officials. https://t.co/fIkpyflfmI pic.twitter.com/fCmkGFRbPa

— ABC News (@ABC) March 16, 2019

– New details emerge about the New Zealand massacre victims, some of whom were children
– Handcuffed suspect appears in court
– Manifesto was sent to prime minister, among others
– Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern of New Zealand: "Our gun laws will change"https://t.co/vtKRiDE3oh

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 16, 2019

Grief, Anger and Solidarity At the Christchurch Terror Attack Vigil https://t.co/6A674Ei2y1 via @VICE_NZ

— Michael Learmonth (@learmonth) March 16, 2019

24 hours after a mass shooting in New Zealand, they ban assault weapons. #Leadership https://t.co/MafjgRP6Vr

— Linda Sarsour (@lsarsour) March 16, 2019

CNN's @AFieldCNN is in Christchurch, NZ. She noticed parents bringing their kids to the vigil site. "One parent told me it's because 'this is a problem that will be inherited by the next generation.' He called it 'a filthy international disease' that has now reached New Zealand." pic.twitter.com/tbnVI9TpAY

— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) March 16, 2019

Christchurch shootings: Brother proud of 'hero' mosque victim https://t.co/6hHWKo0Q4S

— Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) March 16, 2019

The city of Christchurch has only three mosques. Two of them were targeted on Friday.

Here's what to know about the Muslim community in New Zealand: https://t.co/x9MAc2VvoG pic.twitter.com/s8BpQqNaWh

— ABC News (@ABC) March 16, 2019

Every part of the Christchurch shooting was designed to exploit the internet, @taylorlorenz writes: https://t.co/GuZvF6YYaW

— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) March 16, 2019

In the aftermath of the New Zealand mosque shootings, experts who monitor hate groups say violent white extremism is on the rise, and is the most prominent threat.https://t.co/JDmumquueh

— NPR (@NPR) March 17, 2019

“There exists no degree of policing, no border security measure …, no military action, or immigration restriction tough enough to quell the anxiety of [white people] convinced that their social precarity is caused by people whom they consider not-white.” https://t.co/SnvEyw59pm

— Greg Greene (@ggreeneva) March 16, 2019

Very weak explanation from @BBCNewsnight and no apology. Let’s see how this progresses through the BBC complaints procedure. https://t.co/bCchwtTRiU

— Tom Kibasi (@TomKibasi) March 16, 2019

Family member tells me these are being put up all round Wolverhampton. Enoch Powell's fear mongering for a new generation. Depressing af. pic.twitter.com/2tMcgyEyRj

— Sathnam Sanghera (@Sathnam) March 16, 2019

Trump: "I don't really" see a rise in white nationalism https://t.co/KTPca92R0t pic.twitter.com/TQ8TJOHGjs

— The Hill (@thehill) March 16, 2019

Does Pres. Trump think white nationalism is a growing threat after the #NewZealandMosqueShooting by a man clearly steeped in white nationalism? "I don't really," he said.

We saw a nearly 50% increase in white nationalist hate groups between 2017 – 2018. https://t.co/LMTb73Nxzt

— Southern Poverty Law Center (@splcenter) March 16, 2019

Sen. Tim Kaine: "[President Trump] needs to call out white supremacy." pic.twitter.com/xG4DlLOtih

— The Hill (@thehill) March 16, 2019

President blasted for refusing to say the term ‘white supremacist terrorism’ after latest attack by a Trump supporter https://t.co/cqmYnRtRzT

— Raw Story (@RawStory) March 16, 2019

lol this sentence "It is rare for workers in the massage and spa business to support candidates for office at such high-dollar levels, according to an analysis of Federal Election Commission records." https://t.co/003y0mozy3

— Josh Marshall (@joshtpm) March 16, 2019

Something's up. @JudgeJeanine's show was scheduled to air tonight, for the first time since she attacked @IlhanMN, but now the show has been replaced by a documentary rerun. Fox told @bristei "we're not commenting on internal scheduling matters." https://t.co/0YdnwTWBdM

— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) March 16, 2019

We have a lot of questions about Ivanka Trump’s Russian trademarks. https://t.co/SWg5vdXKlX

— Citizens for Ethics (@CREWcrew) March 16, 2019

Dutch eurocrat: “This is the most boring crisis ever… It just goes on and on and on, about the same thing. And, you know, the British reputation will be ruined for decades – like France in the 1980s. That will be the UK. You can see it happening already" https://t.co/mBmzqu0XDa

— David Phinnemore (@DPhinnemore) March 16, 2019

DUP reportedly seeking: a) guarantee the EU will not treat NI and GB differently in terms of the customs union and single market after Brexit; b) DUP MPs to be "deeply involved" in the UK Government negotiating team over the future trade deal with the EU.https://t.co/JDcM5zIQZo

— David Phinnemore (@DPhinnemore) March 16, 2019

‘Just get OUT NOW!’ Brexiteer says no deal Brexit is ESSENTIAL for future of democracy https://t.co/eJ0V9uSu4T

— Brexit Home (@BrexitHome) March 16, 2019

I’d like to apologise. A few weeks ago I took the piss out of Farage’s Leave March and suggested it was stupid and lame. I was wrong.

It was much worse than that
(These photos are from the OFFICAL video)#CrowdsUpToOneDeepInPlaces pic.twitter.com/62FVCbMmH6

— Matt Chorley (@MattChorley) March 16, 2019

Watch to the end, sound on. It’s just tragic #MarchToLeave pic.twitter.com/YQLYFxDuR1

— Led By Donkeys (@ByDonkeys) March 16, 2019

A reminder:

THINGS THERE’S MONEY FOR:
Bribing the DUP (£1bn+)
No Deal Brexit (£4.2bn and rising)
Bribing Labour MPs (£1.6bn)
Repairing Chris Grayling fuck-ups (£2.2bn and rising)

THINGS THERE’S NO MONEY FOR:
Feeding and educating our kidshttps://t.co/SW13RdJ8Lx

— David Schneider (@davidschneider) March 16, 2019

later that night
i held an atlas in my lap
ran my fingers across the whole world and whispered
where does it hurt?

it answered
everywhere
everywhere
everywhere.

– Warsan Shire

— Kara Hinesley (@karahinesley) March 16, 2019

His sign says

"Hi, I'm Muslim…I'm not a Terrorist… Do you trust me? If yes, hug me."

RETWEET IF YOU WOULD HUG HIM ❤️😭 pic.twitter.com/0YhGY2WBY7

— StanceGrounded (@_SJPeace_) March 16, 2019

The massacre of 49 people in New Zealand on Friday highlights the contagious ways in which extreme right ideology and violence has spread in the 21st century https://t.co/rhUidW3sAv

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 15, 2019

"You may have chosen us — but we utterly reject and condemn you."

New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern condemned the perpetrators of the terrorist attack in Christchurch, which killed at least 49 people. https://t.co/EpS55B3sPh pic.twitter.com/DEwTnwFkYy

— CNN (@CNN) March 15, 2019

New Zealand's gun control laws scrutinised after Christchurch terror attack https://t.co/OIBEqXtqj8

— ABC News (@abcnews) March 15, 2019

@realDonaldTrump @NRA hmm…. and it only took one. https://t.co/OG7MYKllmB

— Clare (@K_CLARE2011) March 15, 2019

#CAIR: New Zealand shooting suspect says in manifesto he was inspired by violent U.S. extremism

Organizations around the world were quick to condemn the attack. The Council on American-Islamic Relations urged… https://t.co/lKWEGZibdy

— CAIR National (@CAIRNational) March 15, 2019

New Zealand massacre suspect praised Trump as "a symbol of renewed white identity and common purpose."

Trump has:

1. Advocated banning all Muslims from the U.S.

2. Praised the (apocryphal) killing of Muslims with pigs blood

3. Proposed creating registry of all Muslims

— Judd Legum (@JuddLegum) March 15, 2019

Outside a mosque in Manchester today… pic.twitter.com/m3CeaBTgEg

— BBC Manchester (@BBCRadioManc) March 15, 2019

The shooting represented a staggering corruption of a form of communication, used innocently by millions, that promised to draw people together but has also helped pry them apart into warring camps https://t.co/81VI9DYmM4

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 15, 2019

Today's Post Reports: How the New Zealand mosque shootings moved across social media https://t.co/LyBUiTsUCx

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) March 15, 2019

"What I would tell the public is this: Do you want to help terrorists? Because if you do, sharing this video is exactly how you do it," says a retired FBI agent. "Do not share the video or you are part of this." https://t.co/q5rd46pbAI

— CNN International (@cnni) March 15, 2019

Extremism researchers and journalists (including me) warned the company in emails, on the phone, and to employees' faces after the last terror attack that the next one would show signs of YouTube radicalization again, but the outcome would be worse. I was literally scoffed at. https://t.co/z0OPqfJJw6

— Ben Collins (@oneunderscore__) March 15, 2019

Christchurch, we stand with you during this time. Our thoughts and sympathies are with everyone affected by today's tragedy. Stay strong. Kia Kaha. 🖤

— All Blacks (@AllBlacks) March 15, 2019

The white supremacist who killed 11 worshippers at a Pittsburgh synagogue last fall was inspired by this *exact* kind of racist fear-mongering the president is engaging in here. https://t.co/BkkoxoPTiO

— Kevin M. Kruse (@KevinMKruse) March 15, 2019

The executive director of the Council on American-Islamic Relations demanded President Trump unequivocally condemn the New Zealand attacks, saying his words and policies "impact the lives of innocent people at home and globally."https://t.co/ld4zzq2ker

— NPR (@NPR) March 15, 2019

This is what I want my president to say today. https://t.co/G07yijtdVm

— Helen Kennedy (@HelenKennedy) March 16, 2019

“His narcissism means he has to retreat to the people who worship him. He cannot reach out and persuade, like every other President tries to do. His narcissism causes him to be a weak President.” https://t.co/dmUYjojd7O

— Daniel W. Drezner (@dandrezner) March 15, 2019

"I don't know that I've ever been more proud to be standing next to your desk than I am today," Vice President Mike Pence said to Donald Trump before the president formally vetoed the bipartisan resolution blocking his national emergency declaration https://t.co/NRzHXNA79I pic.twitter.com/n4TUVmXYY4

— POLITICO (@politico) March 15, 2019

Trump Abruptly Changes His Tune: ‘There Should Be No Mueller Report’ https://t.co/UhAaYm5l9o via @TPM

— Josh Marshall (@joshtpm) March 15, 2019

New: Mueller may not be done with Manafort yet. Court documents and pre-sentence hearings that dealt with the breach of his plea deal suggest that prosecutors might have more ammunition to go after him on matters that go “to the heart” of the Russia probe. https://t.co/aXl3TiJuBO

— Natasha Bertrand (@NatashaBertrand) March 15, 2019

Exclusive

Downing Street aides say Theresa May is 'finished' and may be forced to set out timetable for her departure to save her Brexit deal

Two senior No10 figures believe the PM should 'fall on her sword' to ensure she is able to 'go with dignity'https://t.co/U9aZOnCqYf

— Steven Swinford (@Steven_Swinford) March 15, 2019

If the DUP sell out for money, it turns out the sanctity of the union wasn’t quite the only thing which mattered, after all. https://t.co/S5xlCuV4lL

— Lewis Goodall (@lewis_goodall) March 15, 2019

NEW: Understand DUP and Cox remaining in London all weekend to work on possible agreement. Looking at what additional provisions they could add to domestic law to underline interpretations on backstop (in the Withdrawal Agreement Bill?) https://t.co/K85vauHKex

— Beth Rigby (@BethRigby) March 15, 2019

Just leaving this potentially huge bit of news here…… https://t.co/sMNfA45ntq

— Remainy McRemainface #FBPE #3.5% #FBPA (@DixieRose100) March 15, 2019

Looks like Steve Barclay will resign next week if the deal falls at MV3 and PM applies for a longer delay. He makes it clear he won’t support that… so she’ll need a 4th Brexit Secretary. https://t.co/tWVhRehgKB

— Tom Newton Dunn (@tnewtondunn) March 15, 2019

How does the Brexit maelstrom end: Deal, no Brexit or crash? https://t.co/kHQsAZooWO pic.twitter.com/QNUymhHWRW

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 15, 2019

As @Nigel_Farage prepares to start his fake grassroots elite millionaire-funded nonsense march tomorrow, we just put up this mega-billboard in Gateshead. Solidarity to the Nissan workers who’ve been betrayed by the Brexiters x pic.twitter.com/OlIIH4ZDer

— Led By Donkeys (@ByDonkeys) March 15, 2019

Thousands of young people around the world went on strike on Friday to demand world leaders take stronger action on climate change. Did you join them? Tell us what it was like. pic.twitter.com/FdqEJxp3Yr

— The Guardian (@guardian) March 15, 2019

Way, way over 10000 students out in rain in Stockholm today. School striking for the climate! #FridayForFuture #SchoolsStrike4Climate pic.twitter.com/XB5vwU96gu

— Greta Thunberg (@GretaThunberg) March 15, 2019

Oh boy, look what happened in Lisbon, Portugal.#FridaysForFuture #ClimateStrike pic.twitter.com/K1Ew1Zg4ey

— Angie (Earth carer) (@lifelearner47) March 15, 2019

I am so proud of NYC youth taking their future into their own hands today with a #ClimateStrike.

Young people around the world are beginning to launch climate walkouts to pressure their governments into acting on a real climate change plan for their lifetimes, now. https://t.co/ZGOd25JxW3

— Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@AOC) March 15, 2019

To the young Canadians who marched today, we hear you. Climate change is real & we’re taking action to put a price on pollution, phase out coal & keep our oceans & communities clean, so you can have a better future. We know there's more to do & you inspire us. #YouthClimateStrike

— Justin Trudeau (@JustinTrudeau) March 16, 2019

Former British soldier to be charged over two murders on Bloody Sunday – @vincekearney reports | https://t.co/1HEiUD7C08 pic.twitter.com/mvZgQdNPNw

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) March 14, 2019

"Their victory is our victory".
John Kelly, whose brother Michael was killed on #BloodySunday, gives his view on the decision of the PPS to prosecute one soldier for the murders of James Wray and William McKinney. pic.twitter.com/1jVDQrCT0b

— BBC News NI (@BBCNewsNI) March 14, 2019

There is a form of de facto amnesty of those convicted of Troubles killings – including British soldiers. Under the terms of the 1998 Good Friday Agreement they will only serve two years of any jail term.#bloodysunday https://t.co/MRGdHxCYIP

— The Conversation (@ConversationUK) March 14, 2019

"Having watched all of the Bloody Sunday shooters testify, I can say with certainty that they include not only unapologetic killers, but unrelenting liars."
https://t.co/pbvQNM5z5W

— Mark Tighe (@MarkLTighe) March 14, 2019

“No justice No peace” Message appears on Free Derry corner after the news only one soldier will be prosecuted for Bloody Sunday pic.twitter.com/htiGX92R73

— Emma Vardy (@EmmaVardyTV) March 14, 2019

Every civilian who died or was injured on Bloody Sunday was an innocent victim who posed no danger to anyone. My thoughts are with all of their families right now. A decision has been made today to pursue a prosecution and it is very important that no one prejudice that process.

— Simon Coveney (@simoncoveney) March 14, 2019

MPs voted to authorise the government to ask the EU for an extension of the Brexit deadline beyond March 29th https://t.co/xcrTHDVmmg

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) March 14, 2019

Britain pleads to extend Article 50: The stark humiliation of Brexit https://t.co/enfmJqUeHE

— Ian Dunt (@IanDunt) March 14, 2019

Strangest 2 things of the night – Steve Barclay, the Brexit Secretary, voted against the plan he had been arguing for minutes before, and the chief whip who is in charge of getting MP s to back the govt, abstained

— Laura Kuenssberg (@bbclaurak) March 14, 2019

Today in Brexit. It's all perfectly simplehttps://t.co/jyhLGLz92P pic.twitter.com/787jp3k9r7

— Michael Deacon (@MichaelPDeacon) March 14, 2019

So the amendment which was pushed by people who don’t support it and not voted for by people who do has failed. Now MPs voting on an amendment to another amendment. If that passes (and the amendment as amended) the government will vote against its own amendment as amended. Clear?

— Tim Shipman (@ShippersUnbound) March 14, 2019

"Nobody in the country knows what's going on… and YOU know nothing about what's going on, even inside the Cabinet!"

Jon Snow's fiery interview with Matt Hancock, the Health Secretary. pic.twitter.com/jV14LzvaYZ

— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) March 14, 2019

'Philippe Sands QC… described the possible argument on the backstop, which rests on cancelling the withdrawal treaty because of future unforeseeable circumstances, as “utterly hopeless”.' https://t.co/XWFpeo86q4

— David Phinnemore (@DPhinnemore) March 14, 2019

Sir Vince Cable to quit as Lib Dem leader in May https://t.co/ljrjIPGDyh

— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) March 14, 2019

Trump criticized British Prime Minister Theresa May's handling of #Brexit talks https://t.co/TQ8pZwAqQG pic.twitter.com/NSpKlZV5dq

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 14, 2019

This is worth remembering – and it is also worth considering why proven serial liars – Trump, and some U.K. politicians- survive and thrive even though their lies are so obvious. https://t.co/Nx0IOxZU1J

— Gavin Esler (@gavinesler) March 14, 2019

This is the first time that Vice President Pence has hosted an openly gay world leader at his residence https://t.co/PsHRpZfRIn

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) March 14, 2019

‘Judged by my political actions and not by my sexual orientation, my skin tone, gender or religious beliefs’ – @campaignforleo pic.twitter.com/EFQosUWFjq

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) March 14, 2019

Arlene: If I could just have two minutes…

Trump: More fries on the side please, and another Diet Coke.

Pelosi: Should I explain who she is?

Leo: ….. pic.twitter.com/mVR71uXuhe

— Philip Boucher-Hayes (@boucherhayes) March 14, 2019

Trump vows 'VETO!' after bipartisan Senate rebuke on wall https://t.co/j9Qydjpsff

— Jeffrey Levin 🇺🇦 (@jilevin) March 14, 2019

NEW: There is now concern that Cindy Yang not only sold access to Trump but might've steered foreign money into his re-election campaign. https://t.co/as9ixGasWq

— Scott Stedman (indefinite hiatus) (@ScottMStedman) March 14, 2019

'Devastating' Arctic warming of 9-16°F now 'locked in,' UN researchers warn https://t.co/NlHtU65tv0

— Jeffrey Levin 🇺🇦 (@jilevin) March 14, 2019

16-year-old Swedish environmental activist Greta Thunberg has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize https://t.co/7jtjiFkQ3c

— TIME (@TIME) March 14, 2019

Lori Loughlin, Olivia Jade lose brand deal amid college admissions scandal https://t.co/RZaapJUS11

— NBC 6 South Florida (@nbc6) March 14, 2019

In case you were wondering what white privilege looks like. https://t.co/IRoWDFqx6v

— Julia Ioffe (@juliaioffe) March 14, 2019

I normally try very, very, hard not to say things like this, but have never actually seen anything like what's happened tonight

— Laura Kuenssberg (@bbclaurak) March 13, 2019

Welcome to Westminster Fantasia. May govt now holds three line whip against its own motion. All explanations on an envelope #BrexitShambles

— Lionel Barber (@lionelbarber) March 13, 2019

All the ministers who defied the three line whip: https://t.co/RZYFOhnH6v

— Alex Wickham (@alexwickham) March 13, 2019

1. MPs just voted clearly to say we should never leave EU without a deal
2. Govt lost cos so many Tories, inc ministers, ignored what told to do by party bosses
3. May warns if MP s don't accept her deal v soon reality is that means a long delay to Brexit
4. Votes on delay tmrw

— Laura Kuenssberg (@bbclaurak) March 13, 2019

The Prime Minister didn’t understand what was going on.

The Prime Minister.

Of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

Didn’t understand what was going on. https://t.co/k8mtSCSudu

— Mikey Smith (@mikeysmith) March 13, 2019

Tory MP – “we just threw a hand grenade into our own house” #brexit

— Vicki Young (@BBCVickiYoung) March 13, 2019

Corbynistas: why oh why does the MSM never criticise the prime minister?

Fleet Street: pic.twitter.com/ZHDPxEkMoZ

— Friend of Deep State 🐋 (@PickardJE) March 13, 2019

"Anarchy in the UK. We mean it man." Nice sign off.

https://t.co/IfSR2bTxy0

— John Cassidy (@JohnCassidy) March 13, 2019

Each humiliating disaster for @theresa_may in the Commons this week brings forward the moment of reckoning for the ERG and DUP; I get the sense many will fold next week, especially after tonight's No Deal vote. Is May losing her way to victory?

— George Parker (@GeorgeWParker) March 13, 2019

What will happen next?
– Parliament will vote tomorrow on whether to seek an extension either way.
– And Theresa May will bring her deal back again next week for another vote. https://t.co/ybYd3vZWEY

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) March 13, 2019

The last roll of the dice for the PM’s Brexit deal. She is saying in her motion for tomorrow that either MPs vote for her deal by next Weds or the UK may stay in the EU for months – and possibly forever – and UK will have to participate in elections to EU parliament. There… pic.twitter.com/cDE5Dj1mTB

— Robert Peston (@Peston) March 13, 2019

.@jeremycorbyn says "let me take charge of Brexit". Some might argue he is pushing Tory Brexiters into the arms of the PM, that they'll now vote for her deal, and he is doing her work for her

— Robert Peston (@Peston) March 13, 2019

'The PM has said it was her deal or no-deal, in the past 24 hours the House has rejected both' – But Jeremy Corbyn says extending Article 50 without a clear plan is not a solution.

He says Labour has a 'credible alternative plan.'

Follow live here: https://t.co/ebDXtK64DL pic.twitter.com/ooLSlAjwm2

— Sky News (@SkyNews) March 13, 2019

We already know that MPs are very happy to vote for no deal not to happen in theory. In practice, they have now rejected *literally everything* that could prevent no deal: https://t.co/jOEZBIWdNF

— Stephen Bush (@stephenkb) March 13, 2019

EU pros and cons of delaying Brexit beyond March 29 https://t.co/RZi4S7eZPJ pic.twitter.com/akhfC0E133

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 13, 2019

"You pushed your luck too far," Nigel Farage tells Michel Barnier and calls for the EU to reject any request to delay Brexit https://t.co/s2YP10jvhe pic.twitter.com/XAFTuMsfsR

— Bloomberg UK (@BloombergUK) March 13, 2019

This by ⁦@alexmassie⁩ is very good https://t.co/5zXykjpdVS

— Jonathan Freedland (@Freedland) March 13, 2019

Manafort indicted in New York state, charges that fall outside Trump’s pardon power https://t.co/P5Su4YwErG

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) March 13, 2019

Wow — Manafort's attorney, Kevin Downing, is shouted down outside the courthouse after he falsely claims "2 courts have ruled no evidence of any collusion with any Russians."

"Liar! That's not what she said!" someone yells. pic.twitter.com/gGqdrP2ihJ

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) March 13, 2019

Analysis: Paul Manafort’s judge strongly rebukes Manafort’s — and Trump’s — "no collusion" refrain https://t.co/lryeYY5Nwi

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) March 13, 2019

So, as I understand this, Trump’s acting attorney general Matt Whitaker committed perjury when he told a congressional committee last month that Trump never called him about the Michael Cohen case. Today Whitaker apparently admitted Trump did call him.pic.twitter.com/ioZPo0gYOM

— Keith Boykin (@keithboykin) March 13, 2019

UPDATE: Judge just turned down prosecutors' request to delay hearing on defense access to FBI docs in case against Flynn business partner. Feds had cited sensitivity of ongoing probes, but said that might diminish in a few weeks. Earlier: https://t.co/5pat7UnjaM

— Josh Gerstein (@joshgerstein) March 13, 2019

Federal prosecutors have requested Michael Cohen’s communications with a lawyer who last year sought a pardon on Mr. Cohen’s behalf, the lawyer said https://t.co/mRusMVdmwN via @WSJ

— andrew dallos (@adallos) March 13, 2019

Nancy Pelosi introduces Equality Act to broadly protect #LGBTQ Americans https://t.co/2UU6sO9uwn

— Louis Ortiz (@LouisOrtiz92) March 13, 2019

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) – Beto O'Rourke is running for President of the United States. https://t.co/J8k9qdZ5zc

— Joe Weisenthal (@TheStalwart) March 13, 2019

Wondering what a Beto campaign will look like? I have some answers. https://t.co/b9xyLCa4PA

— Sasha Issenberg (@sissenberg) March 13, 2019

hmm the timing of this article https://t.co/obuc7Ehh4t

— Ryan Teague Beckwith (@ryanbeckwith) March 13, 2019

This is funny in part because, when I talked to MAGA Yelp's founder, he said he was "appalled" after a dating site for Trump supporters exposed its user data. https://t.co/06DkFqSCjb

— Will Sommer (@willsommer) March 13, 2019

BREAKING: President Trump says U.S. issuing "emergency order" grounding all Boeing 737 Max 8 and Max 9 aircraft after Ethiopia crash

— The Associated Press (@AP) March 13, 2019

UPDATE: Boeing is now calling for the temporary suspension of ALL GLOBAL FLIGHTS of 737 Max airliners. https://t.co/DLCvayU3j1 pic.twitter.com/2PuXfny8Sx

— Jim Roberts (@nycjim) March 13, 2019

Ethics watchdog files complaint over acting Pentagon chief's Boeing ties https://t.co/pX35LCbu5E pic.twitter.com/3xhO3OzP5F

— The Hill (@thehill) March 13, 2019

The college-admissions-scandal indictment is 269 pages long, and some of the details are truly astonishing. @amalykinz and @_natalieescobar read through them so you don't have to: https://t.co/F22iLaGUX5

— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) March 13, 2019

Steven Mercer, a private college admissions consultant, called $10 million “an entry-level gift that might not even get the attention of the admission office.” He added, “You have to sometimes go quite a bit higher.” https://t.co/beZCfIOyHe

— NYT National News (@NYTNational) March 13, 2019

The “psycho-terror" started as soon as Andreina stepped off the plane in Mexico and showed her Venezuelan passport. She had to pay $650 in bribes to corrupt officials just for chance to APPLY for asylum in the U.S. https://t.co/KUxZXgdk4K

— Emily Green (@emilytgreen) March 13, 2019

EXCLUSIVE American B-52 bombers to fly into UK this week amid mounting Russia tensionshttps://t.co/0lUuGkqUFs pic.twitter.com/ZRJyZxZsJt

— Mirror Politics (@MirrorPolitics) March 13, 2019

ICYMI: 'Murder Is the Ultimate Form of Censorship.' CPJ's The Last Column Honors Journalists Killed in the Line of Dutyhttps://t.co/EMdBh63SKJ

— Poynter (@Poynter) March 13, 2019

British MPs reject May’s Brexit deal – again.

Parliament will vote on a no-deal Brexit on March 13th. pic.twitter.com/ZtGVaqka2l

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) March 12, 2019

The Guardian front page, Wednesday 13 March 2019: Another huge defeat for May. And just 16 days until Brexit pic.twitter.com/fM1zuXRsA2

— The Guardian (@guardian) March 12, 2019

24 hours between victory & despair.#TheTimes #Brexit #WithdrawalAgreement #tomorrowspaperstoday pic.twitter.com/o4MJsabCl8

— Darran Marshall (@DarranMarshall) March 12, 2019

Whatever else we are witnessing the meltdown of UK politics.

— Adam Boulton (@adamboultonTABB) March 12, 2019

The ten o'clock news should just be one long vox pop of people across the country screaming into the camera #brexit #eternalscreaming

— Sathnam Sanghera (@Sathnam) March 12, 2019

EU says no more Brexit talks with UK, risk of no-deal increased https://t.co/3eY0lVBFCq pic.twitter.com/tZsdHZInwY

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 12, 2019

Our political editor Nick Watt tells Emily Maitlis how “a backbench amendment" will be tabled tomorrow and rule out “no deal in all circumstances.”

One leave minister tells him that it would mean “Brexit is over”@nicholaswatt | #newsnight pic.twitter.com/ijqA4wjuJ4

— BBC Newsnight (@BBCNewsnight) March 12, 2019

DUP having rejected the only basis for a deal – the Withdrawal Agreement – intend to vote to keep No Deal alive.

Any illusion they are not chasing a hard Brexit with ERG has now been swept away.

Utterly reckless. Ignoring the views of NI business, farming and voters.#shame

— Naomi Long MLA (@naomi_long) March 12, 2019

If this is true, it would look remarkably like hanging a region out to dry because you literally have no idea what else to do with it https://t.co/lw1SHF0IYt

— Katy Hayward (@hayward_katy) March 12, 2019

Remember when Theresa May spent £1bn to purchase the votes of 10 DUP MPs?

(Working out as £100m per head)

We've done the maths on the £1.6bn "Stronger Towns Fund"

Only one Labour MP changed their vote from January to March: Caroline Flint

Price of that one vote: £1.6bn

— Friend of Deep State 🐋 (@PickardJE) March 12, 2019

The most incompetent government I can remember is now 10 points ahead of Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour Party. https://t.co/u5tbEv04vL

— Gavin Esler (@gavinesler) March 12, 2019

Get real people. In his 25 minute speech in the #Brexit #WithdrawalAgreement @jeremycorbyn didn’t mention @peoplesvote_uk once. Not once. That’s because he doesn’t want or believe in #FinalSay Once a #Brexiteer always a #brexiteer

— Anna Soubry 🖤🤍🇺🇦 🇪🇺 🇬🇧 (@Anna_Soubry) March 12, 2019

No-deal Brexit still possible even if MPs vote against it – ERG https://t.co/6p1t5aNVkc

— The Guardian (@guardian) March 12, 2019

At some point we are going to have to learn that parliamentary sovereignty does not extend beyond UK territory and that, however many solemn motions the Commons passes, they only stop No Deal if they serve to pass a Withdrawal Agreement or mandate revoking Article 50. https://t.co/qBUPKJvGQd

— Douglas (@dijdowell) March 12, 2019

Speaking Live from New York this evening on @cnni, Sinn Féin President @MaryLouMcDonald has said that a referendum on Irish Unity is inevitable in the event of a no-deal Brexit.#Time4Unity #BrexitVote #Tá32 pic.twitter.com/RIAWCj5Zsb

— Sinn Féin (@sinnfeinireland) March 12, 2019

Two years and nine months after the Brexit referendum, the endgame begins with a series of votes, the first to be held no later than March 12th. Here's a handy visual guide to understand exactly what might happen. https://t.co/nfwL97Yl8R

— The New Yorker (@NewYorker) March 12, 2019

Actors Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman are among the dozens of people charged in a nationwide college admissions scheme that included cheating on entrance exams and bribing school administrators and coaches to recruit students as athletes https://t.co/I0YvhtTuBU

— BuzzFeed News (@BuzzFeedNews) March 12, 2019

This passage from my first book, Twilight of the Elites, seems pretty relevant as an explanation of this college admissions scam. Basically, meritocracy as a guiding social ethos is self-subverting. pic.twitter.com/iN8HkuUWn3

— Chris Hayes (@chrislhayes) March 12, 2019

On college admissions, the real scandal is what's perfectly legal, @TerryMoran writes. https://t.co/9bjJAwa4eD pic.twitter.com/DLBda8yQhZ

— ABC News (@ABC) March 12, 2019

actually it's kind of a perfect day to learn that I got tenure https://t.co/gflJwTkAVD

— Matt Karp 🌹🦏🇺🇸 (@karpmj) March 12, 2019

Remember when this woman *went to jail* because she used her dad’s address to get her kids into a better school district? https://t.co/n2GjDN9Fg4

— Jessica Valenti (@JessicaValenti) March 12, 2019

The Senate will vote on a resolution of disapproval to terminate President Trump’s emergency declaration on Thursday, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says. The resolution is expected to pass as the White House seeks to limit the number of defections https://t.co/3ZdjFSIXZv pic.twitter.com/imjbryn0Tu

— ABC News (@ABC) March 12, 2019

Quite a lede:

Pilots repeatedly voiced safety concerns about the Boeing 737 Max 8 to federal authorities, with one captain calling the flight manual “inadequate and almost criminally insufficient” several months before Sunday’s Ethiopian Air crash https://t.co/Ymlh3Pdq2O

— Sudeep Reddy (@Reddy) March 12, 2019

BREAKING: FAA says no basis to ground Boeing 737 Max model: "Thus far, our review shows no systemic performance issues and provides no basis to order grounding the aircraft." https://t.co/IXyeiAwnCl pic.twitter.com/KELha74U21

— NBC News (@NBCNews) March 12, 2019

The top FAA job has been vacant for 14 months, airline enforcement fines have dropped 88% in two years and lengthy tarmac delays have doubled. Meantime, the U.S. is increasingly isolated in not acting on the Boeing 737 Max 8. https://t.co/Qe2MgFKoJW via @WSJ

— Paul Page (@PaulPage) March 12, 2019

Trump, who started an airline company that failed and outfitted his personal plane with gold seat belts, has taken a particular interest in the world of aircraft since 2016. Now he's opining on the Boeing 737 Max. @ToluseO https://t.co/GbxpanWWnU

— David Nakamura (@DavidNakamura) March 12, 2019

Aviation regulators are losing faith in Boeing’s MAX fleet https://t.co/egLwV3uXui

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) March 12, 2019

U.S. Senate to hold hearing on Boeing 737 MAX 8 crashes https://t.co/OyQh8yMDSL pic.twitter.com/MOmMEhqZt4

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 12, 2019

Dystopia is #Venezuela right now:
-43 dead in 6 days from hospital collapse
-People filling up water from drainage pipes
-Hungry people looting stores and mall
-Regime deploying paramilitary bands in streets
-Journalist arrested for plotting blackouthttps://t.co/5Jwmxso2rP

— Juan Forero (@WSJForero) March 12, 2019

U.S. plans 'very significant' additional Venezuela sanctions: official https://t.co/wWVMoFJTVO pic.twitter.com/FCJtdxZfz0

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 12, 2019

U.S. @SecPompeo criticizes #China, #Russia, #Venezuela and #Iran in remarks touting rising U.S. energy supplies

— Reuters Venezuela (@ReutersVzla) March 12, 2019

BREAKING: Estonia’s foreign intelligence agency warns “very likely” Kremlin will try to intervene in European parliamentary elections this May to help pro-Russia & anti-EU politicians win seats.
Full report here, relevant pages 39-42:https://t.co/KFzhxYZpsn

— Deborah Haynes (@haynesdeborah) March 12, 2019

Italy bans unvaccinated children from school https://t.co/XBPQQWhXPJ

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) March 12, 2019

UK Gov : Unilateral declaration from the UK that it could terminate the backstop – in certain circumstances. pic.twitter.com/llKSaxrgja

— Darran Marshall (@DarranMarshall) March 11, 2019

Texts this evening are as agreed by UK and Commission; they still formally need to be endorsed by the European Council. Hence, Juncker has written to Tusk … recommending they be endorsed subject to positive vote in Commons. Varadkar 'prepared to accept'.https://t.co/6M4qrsiy35 pic.twitter.com/ZNKytKWbAO

— David Phinnemore (@DPhinnemore) March 11, 2019

Two and a half years of negotiating, and basically what the U.K. has achieved is for the EU to agree keep a straight face for a bit while Britain talks to itself. https://t.co/rV2aGiV6co

— Alan Beattie (@alanbeattie) March 11, 2019

Very hard to see what's really new in all of this. It's the Withdrawal Agreement served with a side order of "this doesn't mean what it doesn't mean anyway".

— Fintan O'Toole (@fotoole) March 11, 2019

Strong EU spin—clear they are trying help May get the deal through.

Problem according to QC I’ve spoken to, is that it’s next to impossible to prove a breach by the EU which is what’s required for unilateral action by the UK.

Strongly suspect this will unravel tomorrow. #Brexit https://t.co/4pksEBA2LC

— Tom Kibasi (@TomKibasi) March 11, 2019

EU position on extension could prove to be the most significant thing about this evening https://t.co/r9nj4r7yNC

— Joe Owen (@jl_owen) March 11, 2019

If deal not ratified tomorrow, it’s no deal or no Brexit. EU is shutting up shop from tonight.

— Gavan Reilly (@gavreilly) March 11, 2019

There you have it from Tusk and Juncker. "Legal reassurances".

The 👏
Withdrawal 👏
Agreement 👏
Has 👏
Not 👏
Changed 👏 pic.twitter.com/cYbl4z2eCg

— Richard Chambers (@newschambers) March 11, 2019

#BREAKING
View from Dublin:
1. Withdrawal Agreement is unchanged
2. Joint statement is a legal interpretations of what’s in the WA (agreed by both sides)
3. Unilateral statement is UK talking to themselves.

Mood in Gov Buildings described as “calm”. #Brexit

— Kevin Doyle (@KevDoyle_Indo) March 11, 2019

"There will be no third chance. there will be no interpretation of the interpretations." Juncker ultimatum to British MPs voting on #Brexit deal tomorrow.

— Ryan Heath (@ryanaxios) March 11, 2019

This may be a significant concession to Brexiteers in the short term but in the medium term it’s bad news for unionism in NI. They need to park the conversation about the border not prolong it with RFID pilots in South Armagh (good luck with that btw) https://t.co/R2tcXyd5CH

— Matthew O'Toole (@MatthewOToole2) March 11, 2019

Powerful geopolitical argument against Brexit from Kevin Rudd. Debunks the Global Britain bullshit. Think the Commonwealth can save Brexit Britain? That’s utter delusion https://t.co/p2ewTmjTeX

— Brigid Laffan (@BrigidLaffan) March 11, 2019

Brilliant interview technique by Anthony Barnett. Polite but persistent. https://t.co/QA9Impi4TH

— lawrencedonegan (@lawrencedonegan) March 11, 2019

"Well son, it turns out she didn't know what legally binding means…" pic.twitter.com/ttlDWB32fg

— Enough Of That Now (@AndyGilder) March 11, 2019

Her LAST version of the same deal united Britain – everyone thought it was shit. https://t.co/FZYP7KgdmE

— Pete Sinclair (@pete_sinclair) March 11, 2019

#Trump promised he wouldn't cut Medicare or Medicaid. His new budget would cut about $845 billion from Medicare over 10 years & cuts $241 billion from Medicaid.@paulwaldman1 & @ThePlumLineGS on this, well, terrible, horrible, no good, very bad budget.https://t.co/K7bvwHygpE

— EJ Dionne (@EJDionne) March 11, 2019

The Trump budget's winners and losers, from golf buddies to e-cigarettes to cancer research: https://t.co/5cYVouLoFW

— Sarah Owermohle (@owermohle) March 11, 2019

BREAKING: Trump budget proposal today impact. If it’s related to your health, it’s CUT by a lot.
❌$1.5 Trillion Medicaid
❌$845 Billion Medicare
❌$220 Billion SNAP (food for poor kids)
❌$25 Billion Soc Security
❌$84 Billion Disabilty programs!
❌ CDC & NIH decimated

But… https://t.co/rS55KSEgiL

— Andy Slavitt 🇮🇱 🇺🇦 (@ASlavitt) March 11, 2019

Trump calls for massive cuts to National Science Foundation budget https://t.co/t9cZRJSBxy pic.twitter.com/k1A53qz6rR

— The Hill (@thehill) March 11, 2019

The Mueller Investigation is going to be done [checks calendar] the second week of February but DOJ just ensured it has funding to still be at work roughly a year from now. https://t.co/wWZyEUokA7

— emptywheel (@emptywheel) March 11, 2019

"Impeachment is so divisive to the country that unless there’s something so compelling and overwhelming and bipartisan, I don’t think we should go down that path, because it divides the country."

👉This still leaves an opening for impeachment to happen.https://t.co/X1Ch2EDCUG

— Adrienne Kirschner (@AdaKirschner) March 11, 2019

The republic is worth it. And without the rule of law, the republic cannot live for long. https://t.co/M4IUNn0Tzz

— southpaw (@nycsouthpaw) March 11, 2019

Outrage over Pelosi impeachment stance prompts me to recommend “The Shadow President” by D’Antonio & Eisner. Bone-chilling premise: “With his oath of office, Vice President Pence became . . . the most successful Christian supremacist in American history.” https://t.co/OPl3MIkIRc

— Connie Schultz (@ConnieSchultz) March 12, 2019

🤔Cindy Yang hasn’t been charged w a crime yet- but she’s already lawyering up. She chosen Roger Stone's friends as her lawyers… https://t.co/ezX9OVAIiz

— Venture Capital (@kelly2277) March 11, 2019

CNN’s Jim @Acosta suggests Sarah Sanders is afraid to hold briefings because of Trump’s legal problemshttps://t.co/O1xJnlAAdd

— Raw Story (@RawStory) March 11, 2019

A federal judge says the Trump admin is responsible for reuniting all children separated at the border since July 2017, not just the 2,700 separated since 2018’s zero tolerance policy.

This includes thousands of children separated before the govt developed a tracking system. pic.twitter.com/8bld6CK5ty

— AJ+ (@ajplus) March 11, 2019

U.S. sanctions Russian bank over dealings with Venezuela state oil firm https://t.co/RhhT2TK0WB pic.twitter.com/GSHGWQjfG4

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 11, 2019

The bicentenario bank in Merida was looted, people left the Venezuelan bolivars behind and left the money on the street and set fire to piles of Venezuelan bolivars to prove its worthless #Venezuela #SinLuz pic.twitter.com/YJlT2qFPrY

— CNW (@ConflictsW) March 11, 2019

Underwater mudslides are the biggest threat to offshore drilling, and energy companies aren't ready for them, says #Florida State U prof. https://t.co/tQOduZuwWG

— Craig Pittman (@craigtimes) March 11, 2019

"The story of storytelling began so long ago that its opening lines have dissolved into the mists of deep time. The best we can do is loosely piece together a first chapter." @ferrisjabr @Harpers https://t.co/QAg0JEGNVm

— Longreads (@Longreads) March 11, 2019

"While the web has created opportunity, given marginalised groups a voice, and made our daily lives easier, it has also created opportunity for scammers… and made all kinds of crime easier to commit." -Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide Web https://t.co/QwDNKCOUKF

— WIRED (@WIRED) March 11, 2019