Giuliani's long quest to put himself in legal jeopardy appears to have paid off. https://t.co/CkWjbtkQq0

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) April 29, 2021

Rudy Giuliani will not see this tweet because he blocked us on Twitter.

For the rest of you, here’s the latest in the federal investigation into Trump’s personal attorney and his dealings in Ukraine: pic.twitter.com/FoWqF9rc0Y

— The Recount (@therecount) April 29, 2021

Per NYT, the theory of the case is:

– The US had an anti-corruption badass career ambassador there

– Local corrupt pols were told if they wanted her gone, that could be arranged! *If* they…

– (1) paid Rudy & co

– (2) and ginned up fake Biden scandalshttps://t.co/pXN3Qv3G8V

— Rachel Maddow MSNBC (@maddow) April 29, 2021

Interesting that the FBI was working with Giuliani’s Ukrainian associates *while* Giuliani was working with them. That may very well mean recorded conversations, which can be powerful evidence. https://t.co/87XEVpynNx

— Daniel Goldman (@danielsgoldman) April 29, 2021

Rudy Giuliani tells Tucker Carlson that he offered FBI agents Hunter Biden's hard drives while they raided his residence, but they wouldn't take them pic.twitter.com/qxfWoM48XB

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) April 30, 2021

Andrii Artemenko, a former Ukrainian parliamentarian, tells Politico that he has shared what he knows about Rudy Giuliani with federal investigators. https://t.co/VqtjHKsjCD

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) April 29, 2021

"Rudy Giuliani knows that he's in big trouble," Michael Cohen says about the federal investigation into Rudy Giuliani. "He ran the Southern District of New York, he knows exactly the games that they play because he's the one that created that playbook." pic.twitter.com/ynlfhO8Qxv

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) April 29, 2021

Thanks to .⁦@PreetBharara⁩ we have this priceless gem of a money quote:

“…it’s possible the delay by Justice cost Rudy Giuliani a Trump pardon.”

Rudy Giuliani Probe: Bharara Says He’s in ‘Deep Trouble’ https://t.co/OemKM1muug

— Ro “Former Bajoran” Laren 2021 (@GinnyRED57) April 29, 2021

Former President Donald Trump criticized the federal investigation into Rudy Giuliani and said he had no idea what agents were looking for when they searched his former personal lawyer's Manhattan apartment and office https://t.co/Au3wyJwhye pic.twitter.com/YzElYjRNXo

— Reuters (@Reuters) April 29, 2021

Opinion | @LevinsonJessica: The Supreme court has avoided big Second Amendment cases for a decade. Until now. https://t.co/sTM4nJCknY

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) April 29, 2021

Two stories that spread like wildfire in the past week show how the right can be just as brazen as the Russians in spreading fake news, @maxboot writes https://t.co/xlZ2XcJDQ5

— Washington Post Opinions (@PostOpinions) April 29, 2021

Months after his supporters raided the U.S. Capitol in a desperate bid to overturn the election, former President Trump is STILL lying and claiming he won the 2020 election.

And most Republicans remain unwilling to criticize him, call him out, or separate their party from him. https://t.co/zI3wUz07QO

— Rob Tornoe (@RobTornoe) April 29, 2021

They know he got fired in February, right? https://t.co/s40ZNKL7Zc

— Parker Molloy (@ParkerMolloy) April 29, 2021

The scandals surrounding Boris Johnson hide the disaster that Brexit has created https://t.co/OLQ4GTaQGO

— The New European (@TheNewEuropean) April 29, 2021

‘A farrago of nonsense’ reminds me of how he lied to Michael Howard about an 'inverted pyramid of piffle’ about him having an affair that resulted in an abortion. https://t.co/QBNnfJ6KHc

— Tim Walker (@ThatTimWalker) April 29, 2021

#skynews – Could this scandal bring about the demise of Boris Johnson as Prime Minister

Dominic Grieve – Yes, it ought to pic.twitter.com/dxKpSOUNsS

— Haggis_UK 🇬🇧 🇪🇺 (@Haggis_UK) April 29, 2021

It was Boris Johnson’s choice to prioritise “sovereignty” over the economy – and Britain is already paying the price, writes @DavidGauke. https://t.co/jSD0yQGVUb

— New Statesman (@NewStatesman) April 29, 2021

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— Neal Rafferty (@Nealraff) April 29, 2021

Edwin Poots said of his (then) leader Arlene Foster “her most important job is wife, mother and daughter”. He also believes the earth is young, “created in 4000 BC” You can probably guess his views on homosexuality. https://t.co/3jA7vqDBZY

— Andrea Catherwood (@acatherwoodnews) April 29, 2021

A little throwback to a piece I wrote about that time when DUP leadership favourite Edwin Poots managed to turn a deadly global pandemic into a green and orange issue.

If this is the future of the party …https://t.co/09652H5szc

— Emma DeSouza (@EmmandJDeSouza) April 29, 2021

For most of Arlene Foster's time as DUP leader, Christopher Stalford was one of her most loyal backers – and he's also one of the DUP's most capable MLAs. Therefore this is a significant endorsement for Edwin Poots, and bad news for Sir Jeffrey Donaldson. https://t.co/9hPkZjmm3D

— Sam McBride (@SJAMcBride) April 29, 2021

Edwin Poots. Seriously, that’s the future?

Dial-up the crackpottery to 11, folks. The British media will tear him to shreds.

I’ll give it six months before the DUP wishes it had kept Arlene. https://t.co/aUeqdxnOLC

— Kevin Meagher (@KevinPMeagher) April 29, 2021

I have only one question.

Why?https://t.co/BeMwtnyydm

— ＺÖＭＢＹ ＷＯＯＦ 🇪🇺💙 (@ZombyWoof4) April 29, 2021

Arlene Foster's leadership "should not have survived for anything like this long", says Belfast News Letter’s Sam McBride.

He told @cathynewman that the DUP leader had had an "extraordinary fall from grace" at the start of 2017.https://t.co/lC07N30ec6

— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) April 28, 2021

Arlene Foster had faced a revolt against her leadership over the handling of Brexit, in particular the Northern Ireland Protocol, and a decision to abstain in a vote on so-called gay conversion therapy https://t.co/LD4wpsDzh0

— The Irish Times (@IrishTimes) April 28, 2021

It's the end of the road for Arlene Foster: 26 hours after dismissing the News Letter's report of growing discontent with her leadership and saying "I’ve bigger things to do", she has announced that she will resign as DUP leader. Full statement here: https://t.co/UCSBwmaA6X

— Sam McBride (@SJAMcBride) April 28, 2021

DUP insiders predict a l'ship contest between Edwin Poots & Jeffrey Donaldson. Ag Min is currently clear favourite to win but sources say py's top brass will "leave no stone unturned" to change MLAs' minds & oppose Poots' bid.https://t.co/CVgiwylwuf

— Suzanne Breen (@SuzyJourno) April 28, 2021

Unless Edwin Poots or whoever takes over the DUP is prepared to be honest with unionists and loyalists about the reality of the changing Northern Ireland he’ll be toast at some point too.

— Amanda Ferguson (@AmandaFBelfast) April 28, 2021

Remember when Arlene Foster became First Minister & Poots used his opportunity in the chamber to remind her that her first job was as wife and mother? 😡

— Kate Nicholl (@KateNicholl) April 28, 2021

WATCH: @Jim_Wells_MLA and @mattcarthy debate the potential new leader of the DUP following Arlene Foster's resignation today. #TonightVMTV pic.twitter.com/9dxAO9cb0T

— TonightVMTV (@TonightVMTV) April 28, 2021

A planned north-south ministerial council meeting has been cancelled after the DUP's Agriculture minister at Stormont, Edwin Poots, failed to show https://t.co/Gr0tjqObMd

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) April 28, 2021

Today’s scheduled meeting of ministers North/South on rural development and agriculture was cancelled as no DUP Minister would attend. The North/South dimension is central to the Good Friday Agreement & there is no alternative. Put simply these hare-brained antics are juvenile.

— Michelle O’Neill (@moneillsf) April 28, 2021

Unionism is at a crossroads. Their inbuilt majority is a thing of the past. Powersharing, building an inclusive society is the future. This is the real world which awaits the new DUP leader. Good wishes to @DUPleader in her last weeks in office

— Mary Lou McDonald (@MaryLouMcDonald) April 28, 2021

Tick. Tock.

If he's lying about this, what else has he lied about? pic.twitter.com/KYsv8qX1gS

— Thomas Brownlee (@Doctor_Thomas) April 28, 2021

Starmer's team are calling Johnson's #pmqs outburst his "Kevin Keegan moment"

— Jim Pickard (@PickardJE) April 28, 2021

I think @jessicaelgot is right: Boris Johnson's main problem is inquiries drag on – keeping this in media.
Tories not too worried yet as not feeling much heat on doorsteps or in inboxes. But they are concerned about the "John Major" effect. Drip, drip. https://t.co/LYJvQYD7Ni

— Pippa Crerar (@PippaCrerar) April 28, 2021

apropos of nothing the Johnson government has raised the prospect of scrapping the Electoral Commission https://t.co/vADA7ieWvg

— Jim Pickard (@PickardJE) April 28, 2021

Column, the shift from cabinet government to potentate's court, how it happened, and how it will end (spoiler: badly) https://t.co/LFr0uQkdGM

— Rafael Behr (@rafaelbehr) April 28, 2021

Watch this for accurate coverage of @BorisJohnson and the scandals that had gone unannounced by the mainstream and @BBCNews @BylineTimes gets my subscription! https://t.co/PWwdgJXZOS

— Taz  (@Tazman_London) April 28, 2021

President Biden will declare the nation is "turning peril into possibility, crisis into opportunity" in his first address to Congress. He'll deliver the Wednesday night speech on the eve of his 100th day in office. https://t.co/sSLXfEi5P2

— The Associated Press (@AP) April 28, 2021

President Biden's address to Congress will see the first time two women, VP Harris and Speaker Pelosi, will sit on each side of the president on the podium. https://t.co/yOCDYre8W3

— NBC News (@NBCNews) April 28, 2021

How the US went from having one of the worst Covid responses to being a global leader in vaccinations under Biden – CNN Politics https://t.co/Oa91a206dO

— Andy Slavitt (@aslavitt46) April 28, 2021

President Biden will require federal contractors to pay their employees a minimum wage of $15 an hour starting March 30, 2022.

The move will benefit a few hundred thousand people and is part of a broader push to increase the federal minimum wage. https://t.co/dveT6LifEq

— NPR Politics (@nprpolitics) April 28, 2021

'He has had absolutely no scandals, and he has done things that people like.'

With an approval rating of 57%, Joe Biden is making it difficult for Republicans to mount a strong case against him https://t.co/XKs8PDRaRy pic.twitter.com/5PjA4AwNlJ

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) April 28, 2021

Here we go folks!!! ⁦@RudyGiuliani⁩ Apartment Searched in Federal Investigation – The New York Times ⁦@nytimes⁩ ⁦@maggieNYT⁩ https://t.co/fmpk18NH5X

— Michael Cohen (@MichaelCohen212) April 28, 2021

Rudy Giuliani needs a good lawyer, so maybe someone can explain that concept to him.

— paul bassett davies (@thewritertype) April 28, 2021

"Now we have a new administration that's going by the book… I don't think this is the first search warrant that the Southern District would've obtained in this case. My guess is that they already have obtained an email search warrant" – @danielsgoldman w/ @NicolleDWallace pic.twitter.com/4l4akfgkXn

— Deadline White House (@DeadlineWH) April 28, 2021

If this can happen to the President's lawyer for taking bribes and working with foreign spies to orchestrate an extortion plot using US military aid how can any of us be safe? https://t.co/rArvxk22Dh

— Josh Marshall (@joshtpm) April 28, 2021

Breaking News: After more than five turbulent years as DUP leader, Arlene Foster’s time at the helm of Northern Ireland’s biggest party appears to be coming to an end after 75% of her MLAs signed a letter calling for a leadership contest. https://t.co/hn8lnDDmmx

— Sam McBride (@SJAMcBride) April 27, 2021

PA are reporting that Arlene Foster was due to meet Secretary of State Brandon Lewis at 5.30 this evening but pulled out at 5pm. Quite a change from the First Minister who 3 hours earlier breezily said: "These [leadership] stories come up from time to time. This is no different”.

— Sam McBride (@SJAMcBride) April 27, 2021

New: There are actually four sets of letters swirling around in the DUP, each of which is very bad for Arlene Foster. A letter circulating among DUP councillors says: "We call upon [sic] the immediate resignation of the leader & deputy leader." https://t.co/Uu6pkKKS2W

— Sam McBride (@SJAMcBride) April 27, 2021

The feeling is Foster has been too soft. She lost Loyalists & middle class Unionists over Brexit protocol & putting faith in Boris Johnson. She lost religious support over abstaining on so-called ‘gay conversion therapy’ and allowing Westminster to legislate for abortion in NI.

— Peter A Smith (@PeterAdamSmith) April 27, 2021

DUP moving to right-wing traditional ground may halt drift of support to TUV, but runs the risk of increasing the defection of its moderate voters to Alliance. Biggest political winner if Arlene Foster goes could be Naomi Long.https://t.co/rlXr7KCsIo

— Suzanne Breen (@SuzyJourno) April 27, 2021

Is Arlene Foster’s leadership of DUP coming to an end? @paraicobrien is at Stormont.https://t.co/hSsI69dtkl

— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) April 27, 2021

The tragedy of Arlene Foster’s *leadership* is that her elevation to leader of DUP attracted *unprecedented*levels of goodwill across the political spectrum.

Her intransigence, petulance, arrogance, lack of generosity, & political myopia have been catastrophic for Unionism.

— Deirdre Heenan (@deirdreheenan) April 27, 2021

It would appear that Arlene Foster is under pressure because she is not homophobic ENOUGH! Living in Northern Ireland we are confused and seem to think that we live in 2021 like the rest of Western society. Nope. We live in 1955. Meanwhile we pretend to be open for business.

— Tim McKane (@timmckane) April 27, 2021

Beginning to feel like a full-blown revolution at the heart of the DUP: and an ideological warfare that goes beyond the internal criticism that has accompanied Foster for months. And I’m not quite sure where all the pieces will land. So I’m going to bed : )

— Alex.Kane (@AlexKane221b) April 27, 2021

Recorded earlier this week before *that* letter was signed, @BrianPJRowan’s warning about Stormont being on its last chance should perhaps be echoing in the ears of whoever ends up leading the DUP and/or is First Minister in the coming days #sluggertv pic.twitter.com/OjIq30tdeH

— Slugger O'Toole (@SluggerOToole) April 27, 2021

Leaving the question of ‘the Union’ itself aside, I think we can now conclude that Brexit and the campaign to leave the EU have not been good for Unionism in NI.

— Duncan Morrow (@duncan_morrow) April 27, 2021

MPs voted 431 to 89 to back the Secretary of State's controversial new powers over the NI Executive and public health bodies on issue of abortion provision in NIhttps://t.co/DWwon7gw9F

— Belfast News Letter (@News_Letter) April 27, 2021

'Progress' on NI Protocol but Von der Leyen warns UK EU will not hesitate to act if Brexit deal breached https://t.co/Ta4RORtLDN pic.twitter.com/TBCREZZAMW

— Belfast Telegraph (@BelTel) April 27, 2021

"…the cold truth is that Boris Johnson has shown more energy and interest in a debate about football leagues than he has about violence on our streets in recent weeks"https://t.co/xxqAAosG59

— The Irish News (@irish_news) April 27, 2021

My bit on Boris Johnson and his well-appointed world of lies https://t.co/ucwQosoDUQ

— Marina Hyde (@MarinaHyde) April 27, 2021

The man ranked 521st richest person in UK with est. £271m fortune, who paid the Tory party nearly £60,000 towards Boris Johnson's requested refurbishments, runs a firm linked to awards of contracts worth as much as £120,060,000https://t.co/49b83BDtiR pic.twitter.com/qXJoKmQ7y3

— The Citizens (@allthecitizens) April 27, 2021

Green light for High Court challenge to Boris Johnson's decision to not sack Priti Patel

Great work @FDA_union https://t.co/vbTYwSyzl1

— Peter Stefanovic (@PeterStefanovi2) April 27, 2021

Boris Johnson’s ministers are facing legal action over claims his government misused public funds to pay for Tory party “political messaging” ahead of local elections https://t.co/WhnNFDwxYA # via @HuffPostUKPol

— Jess Brammar (@jessbrammar) April 27, 2021

Wednesday's Express: "Boris: My 'bounce back' Britain mission" #BBCPapers #TomorrowsPapersToday https://t.co/7FuHsAa3Vz pic.twitter.com/VslV0llE3L

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) April 27, 2021

SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon says "there's a stench of sleaze" around Boris Johnson's government after alleged comments about letting "the bodies pile high".

Scottish Conservatives' Douglas Ross says he believes the PM's denials. #NextLeaderOfScotland pic.twitter.com/RUpAsC3wNq

— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) April 27, 2021

Douglas Ross repeatedly refused to state that his boss is a 'man of integrity and honour'https://t.co/Ale7BEN4Zt

— The National (@ScotNational) April 27, 2021

He's not even close. pic.twitter.com/Te2Kyzzpsp

— Hugh Odling-Smee (@smeeho7) April 27, 2021

President Biden: “The bottom line is clear: If you're vaccinated, you can do more things, more safely, both outdoors as well as indoors. So for those who haven't gotten their vaccination yet, this is another great reason to go get vaccinated. Now."https://t.co/otWXsoDj8o

— Jon Cooper 🇺🇸 (@joncoopertweets) April 27, 2021

President Biden plans to reference the January 6 riot during his first address to Congress tomorrow night. The president has spent hours going over the language and themes of his speech with his team. Behind that prep w/ @Kevinliptakcnn: https://t.co/KyreBc1Wup

— Kaitlan Collins (@kaitlancollins) April 27, 2021

President Biden, a longtime Amtrak rider, will travel to Philadelphia on Friday to attend the railroad’s 50th-anniversary celebration and to promote his infrastructure plan. https://t.co/KOwyy615QN

— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 27, 2021

Yes he did. https://t.co/lB6fKujGxS

— Jennifer 'pro-voting' Rubin (@JRubinBlogger) April 27, 2021

See also. Blatant lie, easily debunked … any consequences? Of any kind? https://t.co/bnoioEOOSC

— David Roberts (@drvolts) April 27, 2021

New: The reporter who wrote the false New York Post story about the Harris book tweets that she has resigned from the paper after having been “ordered to write” the inaccurate article. pic.twitter.com/P94mQszTdO

— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) April 27, 2021

Oh look, here's @ParkerMolloy, making my point at length! (Or, I guess if you care about the linear flow of time, it's her point, which I made at brevity.) https://t.co/jiANfzw5hR

— David Roberts (@drvolts) April 27, 2021

“What happened on Jan. 6 is unprecedented in our history…And so, I think it's very important that the Jan. 6 commission stays focused on what happened on Jan. 6, and what led to that day."
— Liz Cheney https://t.co/j0nJ5qUBYV

— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) April 26, 2021

McCarthy asked Cheney to “tone down” her remarks about Trump. Which have been dead-on, even-handed, and right. Tone down nothing, Liz!!! https://t.co/qvRHP91m0A

— Amanda Carpenter (@amandacarpenter) April 27, 2021

“I do think that some of our candidates who led the charge, particularly the senators who led the unconstitutional charge, not to certify the election, you know, in my view that’s disqualifying,”https://t.co/EqQtpUHfIV

— The Lincoln Project (@ProjectLincoln) April 27, 2021

Over the past decade, the U.S. population grew at the second slowest rate since the government started counting in 1790, the Census Bureau reported on Monday, driven in part by a declining birthrate. https://t.co/bJknn9mX2i

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) April 27, 2021

New census numbers explained, the origin of a viral immigration photo, and a win for the Democratic establishment in Louisiana. All that and more – including Tim Ryan’s big move – in today’s Trailer by @daveweigelhttps://t.co/ax2cgXJ8zI

— Cathleen Decker (@cathleendecker) April 27, 2021

The current 117th Congress is only 4 months old, but already 5 Republican senators and 6 Republican representatives have announced they will not stay in their current jobs. https://t.co/Q4P9DSe9ts

— FiveThirtyEight (@FiveThirtyEight) April 27, 2021

After four years of soaring revenues, lobbying firms with close ties to the Trump administration are now struggling to attract clients with Joe Biden in the White House.https://t.co/phTb9EwnMB

— OpenSecrets.org (@OpenSecretsDC) April 27, 2021

Opinion | @RWPUSA: The Trump White House flouted rules designed to prevent ethical breaches. It’s important to make sure, at the very least, these abuses are identified publicly and clearly. https://t.co/SbMNGedIGb

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) April 27, 2021

Trump Jr. seems to have perjured himself in the DC Attorney General’s lawsuit against the Trump Inaugural Committee. Perjury in any official proceeding is a crime.https://t.co/sZgGIGKg45

— Puesto Loco™ (@PuestoLoco) April 27, 2021

A secret video obtained by The New Yorker and @teamtrace shows the N.R.A. chief Wayne LaPierre and his wife hunting elephants. His wife, Susan, kills an elephant, cuts off its tail, and holds it in the air. “Victory!” she shouts. https://t.co/A6SLRA69wW

— The New Yorker (@NewYorker) April 27, 2021

Tuesday’s Daily MAIL: “Boris On The Ropes” #TomorrowsPapersToday pic.twitter.com/qYI3pL0dSl

— Allie Hodgkins-Brown (@AllieHBNews) April 26, 2021

As the Prime Minister is using his scarce time to telephone editors to brief against Cummings, this exhortation is not credible https://t.co/NFUxrZFawU

— davidallengreen (@davidallengreen) April 26, 2021

If the Prime Minister’s absolute focus is dealing with the pandemic why is he playing table tennis in a hi-viZ jacket?

— ALASTAIR CAMPBELL (@campbellclaret) April 26, 2021

Cranking up. If this is how ‘they’ get rid of Johnson there must be a reason as to why now? https://t.co/Qm20zv6A14

— Sean Bhean 3000 (@onon20401170) April 26, 2021

This headline is like reporting "I'm gonna murder you" as "Everybody dies eventually"

Absolutely shocking. Misleading to an obscene degree.

How do you expect people to support the BBC when this is your output? @BBCNews
https://t.co/RCLX7RMaDO

— Russ Jones (@RussInCheshire) April 26, 2021

This is truly astonishing – even for the BBC's standards!

Every media outlet has quoted Boris Johnson as saying:

"let the bodies pile high in their thousands."

Yet, the BBC have reported Johnson saying "bodies COULD pile high"

WTF are they playing at?https://t.co/pkfsnjEjrO

— Evolve Politics (@evolvepolitics) April 26, 2021

Cut through it all and *this* is why it matters whether Boris Johnson made those 'bodies piling high' comments. Those bodies are people. The replies to this are quite something. https://t.co/qYPoGkKa0L

— Pippa Crerar (@PippaCrerar) April 26, 2021

Revealed: Tory party gave loan to Boris Johnson for Downing Street refurbishment | ITV News https://t.co/mJ0y6tfbbE

— Robert Peston (@Peston) April 26, 2021

He’s finally gone full “the money was just resting in my account” https://t.co/WjAU0HCETh

— James Felton (@JimMFelton) April 26, 2021

. @BorisJohnson Occasional reminder. The affair you don't like being mentioned. We won't be forgetting the £126,000. Possible other grants. £700,000-1.2m interest free loan. And the Tories footed your legal bill. We will keep mentioning it and will never forget. 🏴‍☠️ pic.twitter.com/l2UXEYMLR6

— The Churchill Project (@WinstonCProject) April 26, 2021

Everyday more sordid sleazy details are being unearthed about this incompetent Govt, which is now frankly becoming an embarrassment for our nation.

Tory donors have been profiteering at British taxpayers’ expense, in the midst of widespread public misery, and it must be stopped. pic.twitter.com/iGjdr6W5pc

— Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi MP (@TanDhesi) April 26, 2021

So Michael Gove tries to smooth it all over with his nothing-to-see-here-style reassurances – but he cannot provide *any* credible defence for an archaic & utterly disfunctional system that lets the PM decide whether to investigate himself

— Caroline Lucas (@CarolineLucas) April 26, 2021

“The fact that Cummings has reportedly feared arrest for all of this time not only emphasises how credible ⁦@carolecadwalla⁩’s investigations always were, it also explains the culture of aggression coming from Johnson and his entourage.” https://t.co/cA6OmG3zE6

— Peter Jukes (@peterjukes) April 26, 2021

Only 4 weeks of this Shakespearean tragedy ahead before Iago Cummings gives testimony to parliamentary committee. Except this can’t be a Shakespearean tragedy because the cast are all villains. #BodiesPiledHigh #BorisJohnson pic.twitter.com/wYIG4ULsPj

— John O’Brennan (@JohnOBrennan2) April 26, 2021

You don't have to worry about the £2.6M room for televised press briefings not being used for press briefings because

"Downing Street said the £2.6 million TV studio was a 'very useful room'"🤦‍♂️

Don't get me wrong, I'm all for useful rooms but £2,600,000?https://t.co/dlY9ywykBs

— Lloyd🛡️Hardy (@lloydhardy) April 26, 2021

"Covid-19 has revealed the depth of cronyism and clientelism in British public life. This country had a reputation for the integrity of its public institutions. Mr Johnson’s legacy may be to shrink, irrevocably, our stature." https://t.co/h6dJjdUegT

— Jo Maugham (@JolyonMaugham) April 26, 2021

I might just spend today repeatedly pointing out that the illegal campaign donations Cummings, Gove & Johnson were involved in were also 'very serious'.

But they weren't 'allegations'. They were findings in law. Which not a single journalist has ever asked them a single q about https://t.co/vzO5sOzYmz

— Carole Cadwalladr (@carolecadwalla) April 24, 2021

From the archives:

“Michael Gove and Rupert Murdoch's relationship should be investigated, says Private Eye editor Ian Hislop” https://t.co/7KaaAAf1m2

— James Foster (@JamesEFoster) April 26, 2021

Analysis: Biden’s go-big agenda surfs a sea change in public attitudes https://t.co/Q4gQWJarWn

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 26, 2021

Sen. Chuck Schumer: "The first 100 days of the Biden administration and the Senate Democratic majority have been more productive than nearly any in recent memory." pic.twitter.com/30k4nAZ1Qx

— The Hill (@thehill) April 26, 2021

More action, less talk distinguish Biden's 100-days:

The temperature is lower. The drama is less. And the persona is fundamentally different.

"He ran as the antithesis of Trump — empathetic, decent and experienced, and he is delivering on that promise." https://t.co/6wwjPvfLzu

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) April 26, 2021

.@jonathanchait gets off a great line here on Biden's first 100 days: "The tedium is the message."https://t.co/1v8PzECndE

— Brendan Nyhan (@BrendanNyhan) April 26, 2021

"Biden promised 100 million vaccines administered in his first 100 days and delivered 200 million," @StCollinson writes. "With a Democratic-controlled Congress, he sent out $1,400 stimulus checks that never arrived under Trump and a GOP Senate." | Analysis https://t.co/97QqP9mnfn

— CNN (@CNN) April 26, 2021

Interesting: @WHCOS Ron Klain just spoke positively about @SenSchumer's new suggestion that Dems will act on democracy reform this summer.

“That’s a very strong goal, and one we would join him in pursuing," Klain said on a call with columnists:https://t.co/A9MCcX1tFZ

— Greg Sargent (@ThePlumLineGS) April 26, 2021

Biden's 100-day stock market performance is the hottest going back to the 1950s. https://t.co/APxwuXSh8R

— NBC News (@NBCNews) April 26, 2021

Biden launching biggest summer food program in US history https://t.co/XBw9Wq1j7O pic.twitter.com/SID20U6Hw6

— The Hill (@thehill) April 26, 2021

“We birthed a nation from nothing, I mean there's nothing here, I mean yes, we have Native Americans but candidly, there isn't much Native American culture in American culture,” Rick Santorum said. https://t.co/tb6ta3Fx2v

— The Hill (@thehill) April 26, 2021

California council member compares her refusal to wear mask to Rosa Parks's civil rights fight https://t.co/qXUgL8nXj0 pic.twitter.com/W0MhYTrDqY

— The Hill (@thehill) April 26, 2021

Exclusive: Indicted Proud Boy leader Joe Biggs told @Reuters two days before the Capitol Riot that he would have told an FBI agent he knew about his plans. But no one had asked https://t.co/x0bQG08WoV

— Reuters (@Reuters) April 26, 2021

Facebook Stopped Employees From Reading An Internal Report About Its Role In The Insurrection. @buzzfeednews just published it for the world to read: https://t.co/a7JpAM6rox via @RMac18 @JaneLytv @CraigSilverman

— Justin Hendrix (@justinhendrix) April 26, 2021

DHS SECRETARY MAYORKAS LAUNCHES INVESTIGATION OF DOMESTIC TERROR THREAT INSIDE THE DEPT. OF HOMELAND SECURITY pic.twitter.com/Gv9U2BDTe0

— Eric Garland (@ericgarland) April 26, 2021

The Biden administration says it will establish a new center responding to what the U.S. intelligence community has assessed as attempts by Russia and other adversaries to interfere with American elections. https://t.co/3OlQLgdEEz

— This Week (@ThisWeekABC) April 26, 2021

A bunch of Fox opinion hosts also spread the red meat nonsense; we'll see if they too offer any kind of correction. But it was Roberts' show that ran the phony "BIDEN'S CLIMATE REQUIREMENTS" graphic that went viral on right-wing social media. https://t.co/CkVX6YYzBk

— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) April 26, 2021

A private school in Miami, whose co-founder falsely claims spending time around a vaccinated person can affect women's menstrual cycles, informed teachers that if they get vaccinated against Covid-19 they will not be allowed near students. https://t.co/U6WFCSroHF

— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 26, 2021

Turkish President Erdogan calls on President Biden to reverse calling mass killings of Armenians a genocide. https://t.co/Daufdpz26C

— NBC News (@NBCNews) April 26, 2021

Well, Biden didn’t get $15M from Erdogan to kiss his ass like the former guy did https://t.co/QQHURY8kwd

— Mueller, She Wrote (@MuellerSheWrote) April 26, 2021

Russia signals June date for possible Putin-Biden summit https://t.co/kVsCdT5yXC

— Financial Times (@FT) April 25, 2021

BREAKING: India reports 344,845 new coronavirus cases, the largest daily increase of any country since the pandemic began.

— The Spectator Index (@spectatorindex) April 23, 2021

"If the apocalypse had an image, it would be the hospitals of India," writes @RanaAyyub https://t.co/3ir4P0ZYt8

— TIME (@TIME) April 23, 2021

The Guardian view on Modi’s mistakes: a pandemic that is out of control | Editorial https://t.co/RN5Sx9qfQV

— The Guardian (@guardian) April 23, 2021

Brazil’s true pandemic excess mortality:

📌17.5% higher excess death than expected for 2020.

📌26.7% excess deaths from March 2020 to March 2021

Shame on all the Brazil 🇧🇷 pandemic denialists out there. #COVID19 #Sosbrasil https://t.co/H6ljXHYyJU

— Eric Feigl-Ding (@DrEricDing) April 23, 2021

Japan declares coronavirus emergency in Tokyo as Olympics near https://t.co/2Htxu17awn

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) April 23, 2021

CDC advisers recommend continued use of Johnson & Johnson vaccine in U.S. for people 18+ @drsanjaygupta reports pic.twitter.com/ZjE6x0jyFb

— The Lead CNN (@TheLeadCNN) April 23, 2021

BREAKING: A U.S. health panel says it’s time to resume use of Johnson & Johnson’s COVID-19 vaccine, despite a very rare risk of blood clots. https://t.co/lnT4DK23Z5

— The Associated Press (@AP) April 23, 2021

Nearly 100 days into the Biden presidency, the pace of covid vaccinations has far exceeded his initial promise of 100 million shots https://t.co/azu1ct85r6

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 23, 2021

#Philadelphia loosens COVID-19 restrictions on restaurants despite a decline in vaccination numbers. @alecia__reid reports. https://t.co/lWtl9uTmOE

— CBS Philly (@CBSPhilly) April 23, 2021

Puerto Rico has experienced its worst coronavirus outbreak of the pandemic over the past five weeks, with an explosive growth in cases. Only this week did the numbers stop rising, giving the territory its first respite since mid-March. https://t.co/4gkDi0pSil

— NYT National News (@NYTNational) April 23, 2021

Standing w/the disgraced former president makes it virtually impossible for them to keep in tune with the majority of the country that is reveling in the success of the coronavirus vaccine rollout, and enjoying a decent, empathetic POTUShttps://t.co/SMJzvj4hRD

— Jennifer 'pro-voting' Rubin (@JRubinBlogger) April 23, 2021

Oklahoma just legalized running over protestors. https://t.co/eEBHmM9Vqn

— Scott Hechinger (@ScottHech) April 23, 2021

NOTE: The modifications so-called "moderate Republicans" are making remove provisions that hurt GOP voters. The result are not "better," but rather laws that more directly target Black, Brown and young voters.https://t.co/l0pkKTHtzU

— Marc E. Elias (@marceelias) April 22, 2021

California governor seeks end to oil drilling in state by 2045 https://t.co/f1v8ybyr3z pic.twitter.com/VrS47Zlovq

— Reuters (@Reuters) April 23, 2021

SpaceX launches a four-astronaut team: NASA’s @astro_kimbrough and @Astro_Megan, JAXA’s @Aki_Hoshide and ESA’s @Thom_astro to the International Space Station https://t.co/a0jy3tPUE3 pic.twitter.com/9HIAPj65et

— Reuters (@Reuters) April 23, 2021

These charlatans won a massive majority on just 43% of the vote. It’s time to upgrade our democracy. It’s time to unite. #ProgressiveAlliance pic.twitter.com/YninRxYM6g

— Graham Simpson (@grahambsi) April 23, 2021

This is perhaps my favourite bit.

Not sure how this gets to happen given that Cummings used his personal googlemail address for Government Covid business (I know this because I have some of his emails). pic.twitter.com/lrBe5eVTRT

— Jo Maugham (@JolyonMaugham) April 23, 2021

Whether Dominic Cummings is lying or Boris Johnson is lying, who cares?

What matters is the scandal of sleaze at the heart of Number 10 these texts have helped expose.

— David Lammy (@DavidLammy) April 23, 2021

Clearing up #Sleaze #cronyism #corruption at highest levels of Govt is vital to protect our country & more and more dirt is coming out in the wash https://t.co/Mv8ir02Uon
but there's definitely a stench of dead cat coming from #No10 #BorisJohnson re Cummings revelations
1/3

— Gina Miller (@thatginamiller) April 23, 2021

They’ve driven the country to shit, and all the papers care about is the personal battle between Johnson and Cummings. A plague on both your houses.

— Paul Bernal (@PaulbernalUK) April 23, 2021

None of it will matter. The public voted for a Government that can do what it likes without consequence in December 2019.

— David Whitley (@mrdavidwhitley) April 23, 2021

Cameron may have lost a Greensill paper profit of £200m – three times higher than thought – and I’m sorry to convey this sad news https://t.co/Lis8Ayi67C

— Jim Pickard (@PickardJE) April 23, 2021

Brexit: UK and Australia agree 'vast majority' of trade deal https://t.co/nLn5EGWtJE

— Darran Marshall (@DarranMarshall) April 23, 2021

Home thoughts from abroad. My guess is Biden isn’t a fan of Johnson. https://t.co/hxSgLLnsN5

— Shown (@northernlad18) April 23, 2021

Covid cases rising in 109 areas – full list shows infection rates everywhere in England https://t.co/u9dbrlt7l8 pic.twitter.com/LWFzSeLjiQ

— The Mirror (@DailyMirror) April 23, 2021

New plan – take car, go to mums, kill Phil – sorry – go to the Winchester, have a nice cold pint, and wait for all of this to blow over. pic.twitter.com/cSCykuny0Z

— . (@twlldun) April 23, 2021

Breaking News: President Biden will commit the U.S. to cutting emissions in half by 2030 during a virtual climate summit with 40 world leaders. https://t.co/eP6bitYHuw

— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 22, 2021

US President Joe Biden tells summit we are in "decisive decade" for tackling climate changehttps://t.co/15TyFdvZSi pic.twitter.com/TRu5FT3fxV

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) April 22, 2021

Biden tells world leaders at the climate summit: “The countries that take decisive action now to create the industries of the future will be the ones that reap the economic benefits of the clean energy boom that's coming."

— Kate Sullivan (@KateSullivanDC) April 22, 2021

President Biden: "This is the decade we must make decisions that will avoid the worst consequences of the climate crisis." pic.twitter.com/fV2zAJ9C2d

— The Hill (@thehill) April 22, 2021

World leaders pledge cooperation during Biden's global climate summit https://t.co/Sp61UVtkeT pic.twitter.com/jYWOFldYfv

— The Hill (@thehill) April 22, 2021

Our series on climate change, 2°C: Beyond the Limit, won the 2020 Pulitzer Prize in explanatory reporting.

It showed that extreme warming is not a worry for the future — 10% of the planet has already warmed by 2 degrees Celsius. https://t.co/xwofEaOG1O

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 22, 2021

Drought conditions now cover 85% of Mexico. https://t.co/QjEL8LaNS5

— Evan McMurry (@evanmcmurry) April 22, 2021

Amazing. (h/t @mrhuwmorgan) pic.twitter.com/nyhGIBwjl1

— Michael Moran (@TheMichaelMoran) April 22, 2021

At least 100 more arrests coming in U.S. Capitol riot probe -prosecutors https://t.co/ZYtMF6ElR3 pic.twitter.com/RavgrJVFiD

— Reuters (@Reuters) April 22, 2021

Striking: The chair of the Republican Attorneys General Association just resigned amid fallout from the group's vile robocall urging people to turn out on Jan 6 to "Stop the Steal."

The Big Lie is getting so bad that even Republicans are running from it:https://t.co/DyjsWsoSqi

— Greg Sargent (@ThePlumLineGS) April 22, 2021

A US Capitol Police officer directed "all outside units" on the morning of Jan. 6 to only monitor for anti-Trump agitators "who want to start a fight," not any "pro-Trump in the crowd," according to the findings of a newly revealed internal investigation https://t.co/KPVF0KM4JU

— Sanho Tree (@SanhoTree) April 22, 2021

If we had a collective national memory span of more than thirty seconds, this guy would have been forced to resign after Jan 6. https://t.co/C2RPDbWy6d

— Tom Tomorrow (@tomtomorrow) April 22, 2021

Speaker Pelosi offers concessions to try to reach agreement with Republicans to create a commission to investigate the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol. https://t.co/3E74Sv6X8b

— NBC Politics (@NBCPolitics) April 22, 2021

“For Republican activists in 2021, any manifestation of progressive power — whether it be a street demonstration, corporate statement, or Democratic election victory — is itself a form of unlawful disorder” https://t.co/Qlhn0YnT96

— b-boy bouiebaisse (@jbouie) April 22, 2021

Some stinging comments from the Head of the National Audit Office around PPE procurement today… https://t.co/281JrCuKrB

— Jo Maugham (@JolyonMaugham) April 22, 2021

Just astonishing. So many "fast track VIP lane" requests – recommended by MPs/ officials/ ministers – did not pass basic checks that civil servants urgently trying to procure PPE were "drowning". https://t.co/jrdJ4wsnSJ

— Pippa Crerar (@PippaCrerar) April 22, 2021

Bit embarrassing that research has found that a fifth of PPE contracts went to our political chums.
It was meant to be a much higher proportion than that. pic.twitter.com/w6Ia5QZxDI

— Parody Boris Johnson (@BorisJohnson_MP) April 22, 2021

One official complained the procurement team was "drowning" in high priority requests without the correct certification or due diligence https://t.co/IgU8rQ1YPm

— Jo Maugham (@JolyonMaugham) April 22, 2021

🔴 'We Did Everything We Could': Four Reasons why the Government's #COVID Narrative is False

PPE procurement, Test and Trace, Nightingale hospitals, ventilators… @WritesBright rebuts Boris Johnson's official rhetoric with some facts 🔽https://t.co/TJHsAbEBwS

— Byline Times (@BylineTimes) April 21, 2021

Sleaze poll finds overwhelming public demand for action on lobbying and cronyism https://t.co/dJSnkpLOwo

— The Independent (@Independent) April 22, 2021

Nicola Sturgeon is right. There's a powerful stench of sleaze surrounding the Tory government.

Tory friends and donors have been given multi-million pound contracts, special access and treatment, and peerages. It absolutely stinks.

There must be an independent public inquiry. pic.twitter.com/YF2BwSQK59

— Ian Blackford (@Ianblackford_MP) April 22, 2021

Boris Johnson is clearly running scared of scrutiny and questions about Tory sleaze and dodgy lobbying.

He's wasted millions of pounds of taxpayers’ money on a pointless vanity project as he's cutting the pay of nurses and NHS staff.https://t.co/F5gkRxlGcP

— Angela Rayner 😷 (@AngelaRayner) April 20, 2021

Johnson should have known this is what happens when you get into a purely textual relationship. pic.twitter.com/e4OEt5C2Tn

— Tim Walker (@ThatTimWalker) April 22, 2021

This all feels very last series of The Thick of It. https://t.co/EBU2LlIxhm

— Tom Kingham (@tomkingham) April 22, 2021

Imagine being Boris Johnson, having got where you are by stabbing everyone in the back, then expecting Dominic Cummings to somehow remain loyal after your girlfriend got him sacked.

— Enough Of That Now (@AndyGilder) April 22, 2021

Attention to detail.https://t.co/7BvGvzTkbp

— stefanstern (@stefanstern) April 22, 2021

Real Madrid president is astounded by Super League backlash: "It was like we killed someone" https://t.co/Gfm2GTJ7xQ

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 22, 2021

🦠 'That the pandemic is fresh in voters’ minds, in fact, provides an unusual opening to prepare for future threats.' | Writes @MrRBourne https://t.co/1OW659i4IA

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) April 22, 2021

Did Boris Johnson break ministerial code over James Dyson tax texts? https://t.co/1uGK3Sssh4

— The Guardian (@guardian) April 21, 2021

James Dyson: the Brexit cheerleader now caught up in ‘Tory sleaze’ https://t.co/FSWgfOsDxD

— The Guardian (@guardian) April 21, 2021

#Torysleaze goes beyond the lobbying scandal. It's also the PM's persistent lying to MPs

It shows a contempt for Parliament & evasion of accountability

I've been joined by 5 other opposition parties calling for the Speaker to take actionhttps://t.co/Lvqn6qNT9Z

— Caroline Lucas (@CarolineLucas) April 19, 2021

Boris Johnson said "Ian Blackford's dog made more sense than him". The Speaker who corrects people for having their top button undone, thought it appropriate to laugh instead of rebuking Johnson for such disrespect. This is yet another example that Hoyle is unfit to be Speaker.

— Matthew Payne (@Matthew82069336) April 21, 2021

Noteworthy from @Steven_Swinford – Boris Johnson’s aides have for years believed he is too easily influenced by the last person he has spoken to. pic.twitter.com/Vgs1E5uw21

— Pippa Crerar (@PippaCrerar) April 21, 2021

Another Brexiter. Brexit is devouring its children https://t.co/7HyRu1FlRJ

— Andrew Adonis (@Andrew_Adonis) April 21, 2021

‘Brexit failed us completely’: Northern Ireland is a country divided again https://t.co/9IH8Nle3HW

— Gavin Esler (@gavinesler) April 21, 2021

Florentino Perez insists the European Super League is "NOT dead" and the contracts signed by Premier League clubs are still legally bindinghttps://t.co/vm5MmIwkUJ

— talkSPORT (@talkSPORT) April 21, 2021

Florentino Perez saying no clubs have pulled out the Super League pic.twitter.com/NCv5nB1GjC

— ym (@KieranCFC88) April 21, 2021

Two days ago, @rogbennett needed a super hug, and now he's passing them out and singing in the streets after the #SuperLeague crumbled amongst the public backlash:@MenInBlazers pic.twitter.com/sFBoichBb2

— Rich Eisen Show (@RichEisenShow) April 21, 2021

Reports Arsenal could have lost up to £8m on Super League costs. That’s many times more than the salaries of the 55 they made redundant. What a disgraceful farce. Any costs should be borne by Kroenke and not Arsenal. It was his idea. He should pay #KroenkeOut #FansIn pic.twitter.com/VJDZvgPNsz

— AST (@AST_arsenal) April 21, 2021

Super League died but the cartel lives on: ‘back to normal’ will simply not suffice | Jonathan Liew https://t.co/To5KQGoLUN

— The Guardian (@guardian) April 21, 2021

A new British Super League is reportedly in the works with Celtic and Rangers to join a reformed 18-team Premier Leaguehttps://t.co/Z92DVTlxWd

— talkSPORT (@talkSPORT) April 21, 2021

Joe Biden faces major test building US credibility at climate summit https://t.co/UtPPHIPrn1

— The Guardian (@guardian) April 21, 2021

Forty world leaders, including President Biden, will try to rescue the planet from global warming in a two-day, livestreamed climate summit starting Thursday. Here’s a viewer’s guide. https://t.co/u6qWYlUmXT

— The Associated Press (@AP) April 21, 2021

Russia, China to attend White House climate summit https://t.co/H1Zn78Y26r pic.twitter.com/lt3Iy0jkJe

— The Hill (@thehill) April 21, 2021

Xi to attend Biden's climate change summit in first meeting of two leaders https://t.co/ipioRjJROe pic.twitter.com/dbw7Zsy1vP

— Reuters (@Reuters) April 21, 2021

Gina McCarthy could only watch as the Trump administration dismantled the work she had done as Barack Obama’s EPA chief. Now she’s back, as President Biden’s senior climate change adviser, and she’s determined to build a lasting legacy. https://t.co/oWf19avE7r

— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 21, 2021

"Compared to prior U.S. pledges, the 50 percent mark is even more ambitious than it sounds: It would nearly double the target the Obama administration committed to under the Paris Climate Agreement in 2015."https://t.co/t1N0tNVaNk

— Waleed Shahid (@_waleedshahid) April 21, 2021

Democratic lawmakers @AOC and Senator Ed Markey reintroduced their ‘Green New Deal’ resolution ahead of President Joe Biden’s online climate summit this week https://t.co/kSaJPDZMNK pic.twitter.com/EUh64nyFoY

— Reuters (@Reuters) April 21, 2021

Stop threatening me with a good time https://t.co/mhPJX0Nous

— Molly Jong-Fast🏡 (@MollyJongFast) April 21, 2021

Exclusive: The U.S. Postal Service is running a "covert operation program" to monitor Americans' social media posts, reports @janawinter.

It's called iCOP.

https://t.co/b5IBzmgXpt via @YahooNews

— Sharon Weinberger (@weinbergersa) April 21, 2021

“Dear God, we thank you for giving us the strength to stand together”

George Floyd’s family link arms and pray after Derek Chauvin is found guilty of his murderhttps://t.co/gjOi6J0JCJ pic.twitter.com/DXtPoZEbXW

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) April 20, 2021

A crowd of several hundred erupt into cheers and applause outside the Hennepin Co. Government Center in Minneapolis as the judge in the Derek Chauvin trial reads the guilty verdicts. https://t.co/FMSltIhDJr

— NBC News (@NBCNews) April 20, 2021

Derek Chauvin showed little emotion as the judge read the jury's verdict that he was guilty of all charges in the death of George Floyd. After the judge denied bail, Chauvin, who has been free on bail since October, was handcuffed and led away. https://t.co/roZRZYTwAs pic.twitter.com/ucIkl22KVl

— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 20, 2021

"'I can’t breathe.’ Those are George Floyd’s last words. We can’t let those words die with him,” President Biden said. @WSJ https://t.co/aG7XpZlAQO

— Ken Thomas (@KThomasDC) April 21, 2021

“After so many previous instances in which police officers were acquitted of what looked to many people like murder, this time was different,” ⁦@Sulliview⁩ wrote. It was different in no small part “because of a teenager’s sense of right and wrong.” https://t.co/37uHAgZJNc

— Alan C. Miller (@alanmillerNLP) April 20, 2021

Today, a jury did the right thing. But true justice requires much more. Michelle and I send our prayers to the Floyd family, and we stand with all those who are committed to guaranteeing every American the full measure of justice that George and so many others have been denied. pic.twitter.com/mihZQHqACV

— Barack Obama (@BarackObama) April 20, 2021

Ben Crump: ‘America, let’s lean into this moment and let’s make sure … that this moment will be documented for our children yet unborn. As they continue on the journey to justice, knowing that the blood of George Floyd will give them a trail to find a way to a better America.’ pic.twitter.com/iSGQvmWEn6

— NowThis (@nowthisnews) April 20, 2021

#SuperLeague official statement 🚨

"We are reconsidering the appropriate steps, in order to reshape the project”.

“We're proposing a new competition, because current one isn't working. English clubs have been forced to leave, due to outside pressure”.

It’s gonna be suspended. pic.twitter.com/2GWXSVhTr4

— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) April 20, 2021

Six English clubs withdraw ✅

The European Super League won't have any Premier League sides in the proposed competition.

This is everything that happened on Tuesday…#bbcfootball

— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) April 20, 2021

Not since the USFL went into business with Donald Trump have I seen a sports fiasco like this Super League thing in Europe. Against all odds, these people almost make FIFA look good.
Almost.

— Charles P. Pierce (@CharlesPPierce) April 21, 2021

Bonfire of the vanities. Egos shot down in flames. Fans stuff the owners 6-0. What a result. What a day. #SuperLeague #fanpower https://t.co/iKv1mlVwi8

— Henry Winter (@henrywinter) April 20, 2021

You know they have just sneaked a 36-team Champions League with 225 games & VIP passes for two ESL-type clubs past the lot of you, right? Quick, they're bringing the joint venture with UEFA & £5bn private-equity stake in next. Look into my eyes, not around the eyes etc

— Matt Slater (@mjshrimper) April 20, 2021

While we are at it ⚽️ fans, can we universally put this same energy towards ending racism. It’s really not that hard since so many of you that have had this competitive hatred for years came together to end the #SuperLeague.

Let’s end #racism now.

— Taylor Twellman (@TaylorTwellman) April 20, 2021

Today is a solemn day as the closing arguments are presented in the George Floyd murder trial. I commend the Floyd family for their dignified calls for justice, which were heard around the world. Let us be prayerful that the truth will prevail & will honor George Floyd’s memory.

— Nancy Pelosi (@SpeakerPelosi) April 19, 2021

JUST IN: The trial of the former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, who faces murder charges in the death of George Floyd, has gone to the jury for deliberations.https://t.co/dLNrb0Ul9W

— NPR (@NPR) April 19, 2021

The case of a white former Minneapolis police officer charged with murder in the death of George Floyd has gone to the jury. The jurors will be sequestered as they consider whether Derek Chauvin caused the death of Floyd, a Black man. https://t.co/1iBpKkovak

— The Associated Press (@AP) April 19, 2021

The charges Derek Chauvin faces for the killing of #GeorgeFloyd:

▪️ 2nd-deg murder: must show caused death while committing a felony, max 40 years
▪️ 3rd-deg murder: must show actions obviously dangerous, max 25 years
▪️ 2nd-deg manslaughter: must show negligence, max 10 years pic.twitter.com/UKw8I48rCo

— AJ+ (@ajplus) April 19, 2021

Defense attorney Eric Nelson is grasping at straws arguing for a mistrial because jurors were not sequestered and may have possibly heard Rep. Maxine Waters speak about the Derek Chauvin trial or seen a fictional TV show that mentioned the case.

— Keith Boykin (@keithboykin) April 19, 2021

Judge Cahill to Chauvin defense attorney Eric Nelson: "I'll give you that Congresswoman Waters may have given you something on appeal that may result in this whole trial being overturned." pic.twitter.com/ZhlmmoKgC3

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) April 19, 2021

If a statement from Maxine Waters can be used as justification to overturn a guilty verdict for Derek Chauvin on appeal, then courts are gonna have to go back and revisit every single case where Donald Trump made a comment about pending trials for 4 years when he was in office.

— Keith Boykin (@keithboykin) April 19, 2021

On the argument Derek Chauvin was fearful and worried about the crowd that day, the prosecution in rebuttal said to jurors you've seen what the face of fear and worry looked like that day. Then put up this bodycam screengrab. #DerekChauvin #GeorgeFloyd pic.twitter.com/jU8Hw2kJwm

— Omar Jimenez (@OmarJimenez) April 19, 2021

Prosecutor: "You were told…that Mr. Floyd died because his heart was too big. You heard that testimony. Now, having seen all the evidence, having heard all the evidence, you know the truth."

"The reason George Floyd is dead is because Mr. Chauvin's heart was too small." pic.twitter.com/dE6XydW0wX

— ABC News (@ABC) April 19, 2021

Robocops and National Guard troops aren't protecting our communities. They are enforcing a brutal police state that assaults peaceful protesters, working journalists, bystanders

Now, Pa. launches a military occupation of Philly. Why? My new column https://t.co/B0m8FJEWi5

— Will Bunch Sign Up For My Newsletter (@Will_Bunch) April 19, 2021

It feels like the odds are distressingly low that they could assemble 12 people where at least one isn't a MAGA, if not low key QAnon, true believer. At this point just reaching a verdict would surprise me. https://t.co/gB22xIT9Yw

— Schooley (@Rschooley) April 19, 2021

Soccer fans and politicians were united in condemnation of plans for a breakaway European Super League https://t.co/GOZA0YvupG pic.twitter.com/v2eq1FLQ1H

— Reuters (@Reuters) April 19, 2021

European soccer fans who are used to lashing out at each other are now directing their collective anger at JPMorgan Chase for the bank's decision to provide more than $4 billion in financing for a breakaway Super League. https://t.co/Vt1v3ZR4Sh

— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 19, 2021

Florentino Perez: "Football must evolve like everything in life. Football has to adapt to the times we live in now. Football is losing interest, TV rights are decreasing. We wanted to do the Super League, the pandemic has given us urgency: now we are all ruined in football". pic.twitter.com/g5LEU06bJ6

— Football Tweet (@Football__Tweet) April 19, 2021

Explaining Why So Many Soccer Fans Hate The "Super League" https://t.co/cuPRB7O8KR pic.twitter.com/JIJupY8Xdv

— Barstool Sports (@barstoolsports) April 19, 2021

Europe’s Super League may struggle to go ahead as proposed. But it could lead to a compromise in the interests of both football clubs and fans https://t.co/o8s0ctzTR7

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) April 19, 2021

"They're scavengers and they need booting out of football and booting out of this country."

Gary Neville branded the Glazer family "scavengers" in a scathing attack against the European Super Leaguehttps://t.co/FEdxTxi6go

— talkSPORT (@talkSPORT) April 19, 2021

I hate the idea of a Super League. But Europe's domestic leagues are staggeringly unequal and therefore hugely uncompetitive. It will only get worse, and I don't see a solution other than the big clubs clearing off (and clearing off completely)https://t.co/RAdkWc99Yr

— Michael Cox (@Zonal_Marking) April 19, 2021

No other major Western country has allowed so many of its strategic industries, assets and pre-eminent companies to fall into foreign ownership – this includes football teams. https://t.co/RmJSigz0yU

— George Eaton (@georgeeaton) April 19, 2021

Sky have released a statement on the Super League. (Source: Sky) pic.twitter.com/JuZxgjZbiB

— Transfer News Live (@DeadlineDayLive) April 19, 2021

Leeds United players warm-up ahead of Liverpool game wearing T-shirts reading: "Champions League. Earn It." https://t.co/uBAQZxEyBk pic.twitter.com/steP5hnj9X

— Graeme Demianyk (@GraemeDemianyk) April 19, 2021

"I haven't seen one football fan who is happy about the decision and football is ultimately for the fans."

Patrick Bamford gives his thoughts on the proposed breakaway European Super League after #LUFC's draw with #LFC. pic.twitter.com/qBTirdetBg

— Sky Sports Premier League (@SkySportsPL) April 19, 2021

🗣 "It's amazing the amount of opera that comes in to the game when somebody's pockets are getting hurt, it's a shame it's not like that with racism."

Patrick Bamford speaks openly about his thoughts on the prospect of a 'European Super League' pic.twitter.com/DolVMBBg7p

— Football Daily (@footballdaily) April 19, 2021

Jurgen Klopp on if he will coach Liverpool in a Super League:

"I didn't think about it yet. My job is coaching a football team. I don't run away from problems. I have no idea what will happen in the future." [BEIN Sports]

— The Anfield Talk (@TheAnfieldTalk) April 19, 2021

Marcelo Bielsa on Super League…

"Football belongs to everybody. The real owners are the ones who love the badge and without them football would disappear.

Let's see who comes to the defence of the fans." 👊#LUFC pic.twitter.com/3wFrafdopf

— The Sack Race (@thesackrace) April 19, 2021

The players ARE serious protagonists here. They are the multi-millionaires in the plutocratic order and this cannot happen without them. The leaders among them have got to step up and mobilise their teammates to say – emphatically- NO.

— John O’Brennan (@JohnOBrennan2) April 19, 2021

Enough is enough.

Tonight Reach titles across the country launch the 'Our Clubs, Our Future' campaign as we stand with the fans in saying 'No' to the European Super League.

Proud to have been asked to write the mission statement. 👇https://t.co/ZjZY7XrKzR

— Mark Douglas (@MsiDouglas) April 19, 2021

We can't be any clearer and if the clubs involved don't like us saying it, then tough. No to the European Super League. Fans first forever. pic.twitter.com/l3PzCk9Qsu

— Jon Birchall (@jonbir90) April 19, 2021

Initial line-up for #europeansuperleague
1 FC Vainglory
2 Real Greed
3 Dynamo Lust
4 Racing Envy
5 Sporting Gluttony
6 Wrath Rovers
7 Sloth City

— Josef O'Shea (@josefoshea) April 19, 2021

If this Super League nonsense means you’ve had enough, there will always be a non-league club up the road to go to in August 😉

There’s no VAR, you can have a beer during the match, and can pretty much guarantee your hard earned will benefit a club and not a billionaire owner. pic.twitter.com/CvE5qY7pUj

— Seb White (@sebdwhite) April 18, 2021

There's only one story about leagues we're interested in today and that's tonight's documentary about local people just wanting to see senior football return to their home town.

Get on it folks! 🔴⚪ pic.twitter.com/mOm7GyKlfH

— Derry City FC (@derrycityfc) April 19, 2021

She was utterly alone. For many watching the proceedings from home, the sight of the newly widowed Queen Elizabeth II, who will turn 95 next week, was perhaps the saddest image of the day. https://t.co/afjqGsf3Rv

— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 17, 2021

Britain’s goodbye to Philip: A pared-down funeral, minute of silence and a solitary queen in a chapel https://t.co/34Z7K1heLU

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 17, 2021

Having lost a family member this year while putting up with mask deniers and fools it's extremely powerful to see the Queen and other members of the Royal Family wearing masks and holding a socially distanced funeral.

— Otto English (@Otto_English) April 17, 2021

Almost 24 years ago, the world watched Prince William and Prince Harry, age 15 and 12, walk behind their mother’s coffin. On Saturday afternoon, eyes turned to the brothers at a different funeral — that of their grandfather, Prince Philip. https://t.co/Gxc6mqmKX5

— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 17, 2021

He planned every last detail. https://t.co/srTiaQxkqU

— Stephen Graham (@StephenCVGraham) April 17, 2021

This was the right thing to do. A gesture which costs nothing but means a great deal to some on this island.

For those who ask what a New Ireland would look like – this is it.

— Ben Kelly (@BenKellyTweets) April 17, 2021

A really impressive, comprehensive report on the recent riots in the North based on a multitude of interviews on the ground by @SusanMcKay15, whose book, Northern Protestants: On Shifting Ground, is out next month https://t.co/TRMTUEEn69

— Martin Doyle (@MartinDoyleIT) April 17, 2021

If you need to be reminded of the sociopathy he not only tweeted a photo of himself rather than Prince Philip but deliberately tousled the hair he had cut five days ago just to show he could https://t.co/vcY89XFG4I

— Jonathan Lis (@jonlis1) April 17, 2021

‘The sleaze stories of the 1990s are dwarfed by this week’s revelations, which suggest not only serial abuse of office by a former Conservative prime minister, but a pattern of corruption at the heart of this Tory government’ https://t.co/C9yaFBXCrg

— Andrew Adonis (@Andrew_Adonis) April 17, 2021

David Cameron’s lobbying has grabbed the headlines, but the rot runs much deeper.

My article on Tory sleaze and what it reveals about how the rigged system is run for the super-rich.https://t.co/aNOejucTVX

— Richard Burgon MP (@RichardBurgon) April 16, 2021

£120,000 an hour. Let that sink in. For the architect of brutal austerity – the man who froze public sector pay, and made the poorest people pay a bedroom tax. https://t.co/hRunuyxSR4

— Anna Turley 💙 (@annaturley) April 17, 2021

If we had a functioning democracy & a truly free press, "Anger as Tory MPs" would be the start of every other broadcast news bulletin & every newspaper headline until the next general election.#TorySleaze #ToryCronyism #ToryCriminals #ToryCorruption https://t.co/vy2OFGaRxy

— GET A GRIP (@docrussjackson) April 17, 2021

In the UK right now you can be sued for copying a caterpillar cake but we have no apparent mechanism to do the same for corruption at the highest levels of Government. #TorySleaze #ToryCriminals #ToryCronyism

— Steven Barclay………….not (@SecretaryBrexit) April 16, 2021

Memo: It's been 100 days without Trump on Twitter. Democrats are breathing easier. Republicans are crying censorship. For everyone, a strange quiet has descended after a four-year bombardment of presidential verbiage. https://t.co/NIIVk03FwX

— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 17, 2021

2) Here is the full explainer of how disproportional the US Senate’s representation is… pic.twitter.com/SRAzxxVdFs

— Eric Feigl-Ding (@DrEricDing) April 17, 2021

NEW: Voting Rights Roundup: Ohio Republicans ready new voting restriction bill that includes a ban on prepaid postage for absentee voting, a near-total ban on absentee ballot drop boxes, cuts to early voting availability, & additional voter ID burdens https://t.co/6AmRHMF2yi

— Daily Kos Elections (@DKElections) April 17, 2021

Then the country should stop being racist. Most of us are not racists but damn, the ones that are are like a few drops of poison in a pure lake; the water is still not safe to drink.

— Eddie M. (@TheOldPoet) April 17, 2021

Conspiracy-peddling Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene is scrapping the planned launch of her "America First" caucus after receiving blowback from leaders in her own party. https://t.co/bxTNEMd806

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) April 17, 2021

The platform is filled with nativist language. https://t.co/A8IhaU0XI2

— Slate (@Slate) April 17, 2021

Kevin McCarthy gave MTG committee assignments & refused to remove her, so Democrats had to do it.

The Republican party has no bottom, so count me skeptical that he’ll take her dog whistle away.#wtpBLUE#Freshhttps://t.co/opo7wxM6WP

— Jennifer Bennon (@jennobenno) April 17, 2021

Eat.
Each.
Other.
Alive.
🍿 https://t.co/dw4H4dCITF

— Nick Knudsen 🇺🇸 (@NickKnudsenUS) April 17, 2021

America is undergoing an inflation experiment. How it pans out will help determine how much more deficit spending the economy can take https://t.co/uEoucD00Bl

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) April 17, 2021

Every single one of these stories should come with the net worth of the CEO and the corporation's profits from the last few years. https://t.co/lwOVUq1nuZ

— Church of Baseball ⚾ (@churchofbasebal) April 17, 2021

🚁 #MarsHelicopter Update

We're targeting as soon as Monday for the first controlled flight on Mars. Watch with the team as they receive data and find out if they were successful. Meet us in mission control April 19 at 6:15am ET (10:15am UTC): https://t.co/xAdT9tgYr1 pic.twitter.com/8wJEr3CLJa

— NASA (@NASA) April 17, 2021