“We are a wave of change. Together and united, we are unstoppable. This is what people power looks like. We will rise to the challenge," said 16-year-old climate activist @GretaThunberg who led global protests today demanding action on climate change. #ClimateStrike 📸 Liz Tormes pic.twitter.com/hwgbZMBZRQ

— Scientific American (@sciam) September 20, 2019

“If we don’t fight for a livable planet, there is no future for us.” Hundreds of thousands demand climate action in massive youth-led strikes around the world #ClimateStrike https://t.co/sCFzxdT5qJ pic.twitter.com/jTmvBW1nyP

— TIME (@TIME) September 20, 2019

WATCH on @NBCNewsNow: A look at some of the #ClimateStrike protests happening in London, Washington, and Chicago. pic.twitter.com/TdubCcFAJb

— NBC News (@NBCNews) September 20, 2019

💯💯💯 I don't know how it happened, and I'm sure we did nothing to deserve them, but these generations of young people are amazing and it's a privilege to know and work with them.

— Tim Gibson (@timgibson) September 20, 2019

These are the best signs from across the world at Friday's Global #ClimateStrike pic.twitter.com/ViiakXJHv3

— NowThis (@nowthisnews) September 20, 2019

This is @GretaThunberg at age 15, alone outside the Swedish Parliament about a year ago, in August 2018, holding the first school climate strike.

Only a year ago.

She’s not alone anymore.

Never underestimate the power of leadership & bravery.#ClimateStrike #ClimateCrisis pic.twitter.com/nu7s9j5qY8

— Brent Toderian (@BrentToderian) September 20, 2019

Please read this 8X before other news distracts you:

⁦@WSJ⁩: Trump in a July phone call pressured the president of Ukraine to investigate Biden ’s son, urging him ABOUT 8 TIMES to work with Giuliani#beautifulconversation
https://t.co/Zjhx4ABfnF

— Stryker McGuire (@StrykerMcGuire) September 20, 2019

It's not complicated. If the executive really did abuse his power to push a foreign government to knock out his political rival before the next election, that's either too much for you or nothing ever will be. Don't need a statutory citation. We're a free republic or we're not.

— Walter Shaub (@waltshaub) September 20, 2019

Still stuck on the number of times Trump asked the Ukrainian President to investigate Biden. Only Jewish mothers and stalkers ask someone to do something eight times.

— Jordan Zakarin (@jordanzakarin) September 20, 2019

Ukraine, if you’re listening … How Trump tries to quell controversies by saying the quiet part out loud, by @AshleyRParkerhttps://t.co/XwBR05BGhU

— Dan Eggen (@DanEggenWPost) September 20, 2019

So I've argued throughout that this isn't worse than Watergate.

Now? Pretty confident it's worse than Watergate.

— Jonathan Bernstein (@jbview) September 20, 2019

Every time Trump breaks a window, Republicans in Congress obediently sweep up the glass. An overriding lesson of his 3 years is that one party, even w/control of one chamber, cannot uphold democratic norms on its own. It takes both parties (& courts) or there is no constraint https://t.co/Zr6fEQC1G6

— Ronald Brownstein (@RonBrownstein) September 20, 2019

"On Friday, Giuliani was seen by Reuters reporters at the Trump International Hotel, a few blocks away from the White House, sitting next to Lev Parnas, a Ukrainian businessman with whom Giuliani has recently been working. Giuliani declined comment." https://t.co/zgbYmBkXam

— Aram Roston (@AramRoston) September 20, 2019

JUST IN: Pentagon to will deploy additional troops and military equipment to Saudi Arabia: "In response to the Kingdom's request, the president has approved the deployment of U.S. forces, which will be defensive in nature and primarily focused on air and missile defense." pic.twitter.com/qzH9D5Kauj

— This Week (@ThisWeekABC) September 20, 2019

Of course he sent troops to Saudi Arabia.

Of course he did. https://t.co/Ad0nZvY77K

— Jared Yates Sexton (@JYSexton) September 20, 2019

Your son or daughter can give their life for Exxon or Mobil and salvage a regime that dismembers journalists and sends missiles into Yemeni wedding parties. How about that? https://t.co/QA2GFOboWs

— David Simon (@AoDespair) September 20, 2019

So. Many. Questions.https://t.co/YnT2aMMmUZ

— Citizens for Ethics (@CREWcrew) September 20, 2019

The house is on fire and Nancy Pelosi is standing in front of the fire truck because they don’t have a permit to block the street.

— Jules Suzdaltsev (@jules_su) September 20, 2019

If what we know is shocking, think about all we don’t know

— Josh Campbell (@joshscampbell) September 20, 2019

According to one official, the UK proposals do not meet ANY of the three objectives of the backstop which are: avoiding a hard border, protecting the all-island economy and preserving North-South cooperation

— Tony Connelly (@tconnellyRTE) September 20, 2019

Boris Johnson must submit written plans to EU leaders by the end of this month or "it's over", says Finland's PM https://t.co/QhuvUG2OmR

— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) September 19, 2019

From Reuters… https://t.co/VgvpHKsl6V

— Neil Fawcett (@MrNeilFawcett) September 20, 2019

THREAD: What a journey the Telegraph and its fellow Brexiter travellers have been on… In show biz we call this a “steep dramatic arc”.

1. 23/6/2016 pic.twitter.com/HQm4R9Ba4A

— Alex Andreou (@sturdyAlex) September 20, 2019

UK Labour Party officials attempt to oust deputy leader over Brexit https://t.co/vY94dFxpTB pic.twitter.com/OtYGrtX7oa

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) September 20, 2019

Labour has finally managed to think up something as mad as the Tories kicking out 21 of their most senior MPs: abolish their rebellious deputy leader, on the eve of a pre-election party conference. Brexit is smashing Britain’s two parties of Government to pieces.

— Tom Newton Dunn (@tnewtondunn) September 20, 2019

Do or die.

Brexit in 40 days.

— MoggMentum (@MoggMentum) September 20, 2019

Hello yes I'd like to order the biggest box of popcorn you have pic.twitter.com/I2Cl5II5Zc

— Brexit Stage Left, Pursued By A Blair (@PrototypeCube) September 20, 2019