NEW: Five lingering questions as impeachment heads to Senate https://t.co/ncrQFNLUBy pic.twitter.com/aXK9VW8xdr

— The Hill (@thehill) January 12, 2020

Good. Let's have a real trial now. The only kind known to America (with witnesses and documents).

https://t.co/s9VQdw2Syr

— Neal Katyal (@neal_katyal) January 14, 2020

Wow if accurate https://t.co/IT5hFG2uNj

— Jennifer "A man is not a plan" Rubin 🇺🇦🇮🇱 (@JRubinBlogger) January 13, 2020

My colleagues can’t have it both ways. Calling for some, while blocking others. If we are going to give a platform to witnesses the Dems demand, I look forward to forcing votes to call Hunter Biden and many more! https://t.co/hrOzVyiG9x

— Rand Paul (@RandPaul) January 14, 2020

NEW: Sen. Romney says fmr. National Security Adviser John Bolton is "someone I'd like to hear from" in an impeachment trial and "presumably, I'd get the chance to vote for that." https://t.co/u6pTsmykPi

— The ReidOut (@thereidout) January 14, 2020

Just in advance of House Dems’ imminent announcement expected about the transfer of the articles of impeachment to the Senate. 🔽 https://t.co/tyyTthHeuH

— Adam Klasfeld (@KlasfeldReports) January 13, 2020

Russian military hackers targeted Ukrainian company at center of impeachment storm: #cybersecurity firm https://t.co/2iCDaPuaBg by @Bing_Chris @razhael pic.twitter.com/vZujX8enuT

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 14, 2020

WATCH: Rep. Schiff reacts to reports that Russians have hacked Burisma, the Ukrainian gas company at the center of President Trump's impeachment.

"Once again, they have a favorite. They don't want Joe Biden … This would help Donald Trump."https://t.co/APriVG1qbF

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) January 14, 2020

Trump retweets Pelosi in Muslim garb.

WH says he did it to show that Dems support terrorism.

Muslim garb equals terrorism? The brazen bigotry of Trump and his White House is below contempt. https://t.co/aGrXld8R8v

— Robert Reich (@RBReich) January 13, 2020

Boris Johnson deflects questions of funding on Stormont visit https://t.co/12qOpM6U6S

— Guardian news (@guardiannews) January 14, 2020

Now Stormont is back in action, the Prime Minister & Taoiseach arrive today for that all important photo op. They’ll meet the new Exec ministers. And expect more of that blossoming bromance between Boris & Leo. Even Storm Brendan won't stop that! pic.twitter.com/3KuEjqyzVa

— Suzanne Breen (@SuzyJourno) January 13, 2020

The DUP & Sinn Féin will be delighted that just five of Stormont's 90 MLAs are now not members of governing parties, meaning less scrutiny than before the cash for ash scandal. But strategically that could be disastrous for the whole idea of devolution. https://t.co/TdhgD1BVyp

— Sam McBride (@SJAMcBride) January 13, 2020

The cost of Brexit has been predicted to hit £200 billion this year – totalling more than the UK has paid into the EU over 47 years. https://t.co/hqpGTYYxmE

— The New European – Think Without Borders (@TheNewEuropean) January 13, 2020

'@carolecadwalla was blasted for saying #cambridgeanalytica was involved in brexit

Cambridge Analytica took Leave .eu & AIQ ran VoteLeave side. Both funded by the Mercer's.

The Mercer's funded brexit?

Both companies, cambridge analytica & AIQ came from Mercer funded campaigns pic.twitter.com/f3uIBvQexP

— Dave White (@shady_inf0) January 13, 2020

A case of the mysterious new coronavirus strain was identified in Thailand, marking the first such known infection outside of China. https://t.co/4xMJDiVMsc

— ABC News (@ABC) January 14, 2020

Why is Gwyneth Paltrow selling a candle that smells like her vagina? https://t.co/sq8wmwc3BP

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 13, 2020

Saturday's @irish_news front page 👇#StormontDeal pic.twitter.com/wxYDVdCnCu

— Brendan Hughes (@brendanhughes64) January 11, 2020

A devolved government can now start delivering the reforms needed in our public services. After three years, it’s time to get back to work – for the people of Northern Ireland.#StormontDeal pic.twitter.com/7P3kCUESkO

— Julian Smith MP (@JulianSmithUK) January 10, 2020

2 things about tomorrow's proceedings in the @niassembly

1. No prayers – is this an oversight or brand new procedure?

2. Do we know who the new Speaker is likely to be with Robin Newton standing down? Is it Sinn Fein's turn again?#StormontDeal pic.twitter.com/8TUT3srn0H

— Planet Belfast 🇪🇺 (@Planet_Belfast) January 10, 2020

Still going through the text, but extremely encouraging to see an explicit commitment to regular #CitizensAssemblies in the draft deal… https://t.co/tgcbPGqt1K

— Jamie Pow (@jamiepow) January 9, 2020

Spot the mention of Stormont’s return on tomorrow’s front pages?

Hint : There is none. #TomorrowsPapersToday pic.twitter.com/coQ8GWvnNV

— Darran Marshall (@DarranMarshall) January 10, 2020

If this is accurate it’s equivalent to £700m for every week since the referendum https://t.co/babPHheXLI

— Peter Stefanovic (@PeterStefanovi2) January 10, 2020

By the end of 2020, Brexit will have already cost more than the entire net contributions we've made in the 47 years that we've been an EU member. Put that on a bus.https://t.co/tIfeiFPIMi

— James Melville 🚜 (@JamesMelville) January 10, 2020

Samira Ahmed wins claim against BBC to be paid same for presenting Newswatch as Jeremy Vine was paid for presenting Points of View. https://t.co/pnI9din552

— Joshua Rozenberg (@JoshuaRozenberg) January 10, 2020

"No matter how beautiful you are, whom you marry, what palaces you occupy, charities you support, how faithful you are, how much money you accumulate or what good deeds you perform, in this society racism will still follow you." #MeghanMarkel https://t.co/WeeNIwnHAg

— Amee Vanderpool (@girlsreallyrule) January 10, 2020

"Slithering out of the rock is that bigotry that's always been there … That's the sad truth that Britain has that racism still."

— Martin Lewis on British tabloids/media making racist statements towards Meghan Markle. #Hardball pic.twitter.com/AVQauHkqNC

— The ReidOut (@thereidout) January 11, 2020

Maybe not all the press @piersmorgan. Maybe just parts of it https://t.co/cL8qegmpaF pic.twitter.com/y0LkfkyDMa

— Carole Cadwalladr (@carolecadwalla) January 10, 2020

"On the president's war powers, even Republicans questioning the Trump administration's authority. A debate that was already underway when new dramatic contradictions emerged between Trump and his Secretary of State Mike Pompeo" – @NicolleDWallace pic.twitter.com/LNObz6GCxe

— Deadline White House (@DeadlineWH) January 10, 2020

Don't say this often, but good for @mattgaetz https://t.co/R6EE1g8Gz2

— Chris Hayes (@chrislhayes) January 11, 2020

Opinion: Now Mike Lee knows what it feels like https://t.co/8rrNkDVYZV

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 11, 2020

An increasingly desperate Donald Trump said the White House plans to invoke executive privilege to prevent former National Security Adviser John Bolton from testifying in the Senate impeachment trial, which is expected to begin next week. https://t.co/1WzfOpPclw

— Jon Cooper (@joncoopertweets) January 11, 2020

George Conway and Neal Katyal argue: "Holding the first article back, and letting the second go forward, would be a powerful and precise response to McConnell … Trump would be forced to undergo two impeachment trials instead of one."https://t.co/v5dacEUfF8

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) January 11, 2020

Fox News host Sean Hannity appeared to threaten to publicize Republican senators’ phone numbers if they vote to allow witnesses to be called during the Senate impeachment trial, which could begin as early as next week. https://t.co/iTghfwbL4t

— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) January 11, 2020

New details of Trump’s involvement in the 2016 payoff scheme: On June 27, 2016, after Trump learned that Karen McDougal was shopping around her story of an alleged affair with him, he called David Pecker and asked: Can you make this go away? https://t.co/nbPlBSDwpg

— Rebecca Ballhaus (@rebeccaballhaus) January 10, 2020

SCOOP: U.S. intelligence and law enforcement officials are assessing whether Russia is trying to undermine Biden in its ongoing disinformation efforts in the 2020 race.https://t.co/ZtgPxr6WFt

— Kevin Whitelaw (@KevinWhitelaw1) January 10, 2020

Sultan Qaboos, who ruled the Gulf state of Oman for nearly half a century, dies aged 79, state media say https://t.co/XgpepenRH1

— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) January 11, 2020

Images of a Russian-made surface-to-air missile circulating online have been at the centre of reports that a Ukraine airliner was shot down https://t.co/cX4RAu7fU4

— Sky News (@SkyNews) January 10, 2020

What the available evidence shows for the Ukrainian plane crash in Iran:

– The aircraft was relatively new
– Video shows what appears to be a missile strike
– Hours before the incident, Iran had launched missiles into Iraq

More details 👉 https://t.co/itNS7WKXf8 pic.twitter.com/jZTjDBMERU

— NPR (@NPR) January 11, 2020

Don't often you see this level of bravery in journalism or anywhere else. Emily Townsend resigns from News Corp Australia in protest at its "misinformation campaign" that pretends climate change isn't behind the fires.https://t.co/QJkKs8y9T4

— Nick Cohen (@NickCohen4) January 10, 2020

Guanica, Puerto Rico mayor was being interviewed live, tonight, on the local Univision TV station when the 5.2 magnitude earthquake rocked the island. It was centered off the southern coast. The mayors reaction represents the fear people have about aftershocks that won't stop. pic.twitter.com/46WdIBQ696

— David Begnaud (@DavidBegnaud) January 11, 2020

Taiwan election: Tsai bids for second term against contender Han https://t.co/NO2urXUlJD

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) January 10, 2020

Neil Peart, dynamic and influential rock drummer for Rush, dies at 67 https://t.co/apLQf1cJAN

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 11, 2020

NEW YORK POST: Megxit #TomorrowsPapersToday pic.twitter.com/LuNIITagsA

— Neil Henderson (@hendopolis) January 9, 2020

"It's astonishing, it's momentous"

The BBC's royal correspondent Jonny Dymond explains what the announcement that Prince Harry and Meghan are stepping back as "senior" royals actually meanshttps://t.co/IYok4xD6FK pic.twitter.com/CrBJ7tAzBH

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) January 8, 2020

Prince Harry and Meghan to restrict media access in snub to tabloids https://t.co/cYUKKJQKuK

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 9, 2020

Under Meghan and Harry’s new website, under media, they’ve just torched the UK tabloids and royal media. pic.twitter.com/5dZO76VSpy

— Mark Di Stefano (@MarkDiStef) January 8, 2020

Like an immune system disorder in the body politic, the tabloids now attack the things they claim to represent – patriotism and prosperity.

Harry and Meghan are hounded out of the UK by our rightwing press. https://t.co/Y5vdX7QxnC

— Dan Owens (@RedWedgie) January 8, 2020

Meghan Markle and her husband say they're stepping back as senior members of the Royal Family and will "work to become financially independent."

They'll split their time 50/50 between the UK and North America. pic.twitter.com/h3csuwSs3n

— AJ+ (@ajplus) January 8, 2020

It seems that Harry & Meghan are stepping down from their jobs in order to spend less time with their family. Kudos.

— Colm Tobin (@colmtobin) January 8, 2020

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle mulling Canada move, giving up royal titles https://t.co/A3potWfsHX pic.twitter.com/jjF7gNEMcZ

— New York Post (@nypost) January 8, 2020

Northwestern graduate moving closer to home after spending time abroad https://t.co/TZ18eIOXdQ

— Chicago Tribune (@chicagotribune) January 8, 2020

The media: *constantly harasses and belittles Meghan and Harry*

Meghan and Harry: "Ok bye"

The media: "What could have possibly caused this"

— TechnicallyRon (On all the platforms) (@TechnicallyRon) January 8, 2020

UK tabloids: You have to deal with our racist nonsense.

Meghan Markle: Actually, I really don’t.

— Charlotte Clymer 🇺🇦 (@cmclymer) January 8, 2020

Start digging another ditch as reality intrudes into the "get Brexit done" guff https://t.co/UhfGeVGocD

— Kevin Maguire (@Kevin_Maguire) January 8, 2020

Truth is: Our partnership cannot and will not be the same as before. And it cannot and will not be as close as before because with every choice comes a consequence. With every decision comes a trade-off. pic.twitter.com/lfPgr82p6L

— Ursula von der Leyen (@vonderleyen) January 8, 2020

I feel utterly sorry for the British students of today and tomorrow, the real impacts of #Brexit are starting to be spelled out. All needless & so with no tangible gains in return; just rhetoric. https://t.co/NlUBiK1cmL

— Neale Richmond (@nealerichmond) January 8, 2020

“It is very disappointing that the 1st real act of the new government is to kick these children in the teeth. It is a betrayal of Britain’s humanitarian tradition & will leave children who are very vulnerable existing in danger in N.France /Greek islands,” https://t.co/nZ1wDPvkNz

— Fionna O'Leary, 🕯🇪🇺 (@fascinatorfun) January 8, 2020

Holyrood has voted (unsurprisingly) to withhold consent from the EU (Withdrawal Agreement) Bill. It looks like the UK Govt will press ahead with the Bill regardless, invoking the proviso that devolved consent is only 'normally' required, and Brexit is not 'normal'. 1/2 pic.twitter.com/TsugKIa1ye

— Aileen McHarg @AileenMcHarg@mastodon.scot (@AileenMcHarg) January 8, 2020

MSPs have voted to say Holyrood "does not consent" to UK Brexit legislation https://t.co/mLUydc7Uht pic.twitter.com/3c5S8T09a2

— BBC Scotland News (@BBCScotlandNews) January 8, 2020

Trump "littered his Wednesday address to the nation with inaccuracies — though he was mostly reading from a teleprompter," @ddale8 writes https://t.co/VES744NnS8

— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) January 8, 2020

"One advantage Mr. Trump's got is he scares our enemies and our allies alike to death. [He makes] impulsive decisions, they may not make any sense for U.S. national security purposes." – Ret. Gen. Barry McCaffrey https://t.co/rypKMqqVzg

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) January 8, 2020

The Iranians did *not* miss. These buildings were hit quite precisely. pic.twitter.com/y2MZyT187R

— Dr. Jeffrey Lewis (@ArmsControlWonk) January 8, 2020

"Trump doesn’t merely lack a strategy," @johncassidy writes. "He hasn’t got a clue, and his occupancy of the Oval Office represents an enduring threat to us all."https://t.co/Wed6YKWaQx

— The New Yorker (@NewYorker) January 8, 2020

"We got past this crisis, but are we going to be back again, waiting for President Trump to come out and brief the world if he’s going to take the United States to war or not?" – @RichardEngel https://t.co/BJYT34AZC7

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) January 9, 2020

President Trump turned to a familiar refrain in his speech on Iran today: inserting a shot at the Obama admin.

Susan Rice: "He remains obsessed with President Obama," and it shows "extreme weakness and insecurity." https://t.co/Pwr4OFMcCT

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) January 9, 2020

Here’s Rand Paul telling Wolf Blitzer that the intel the Trump admin cited to justify the Soleimani killing during today’s briefing didn’t go beyond “generalities” and “stuff you’d read in the newspaper” pic.twitter.com/fzabfEDWFo

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) January 8, 2020

The guys who brought you the Iraq War are back to pitch war with Iran. https://t.co/gagUEvP6WM

— HuffPost (@HuffPost) January 9, 2020

NEW: When asked for her reaction to the Iran briefing, @SpeakerPelosi said she couldn’t talk about it. But when reporters relayed that some are calling it the “worst briefing they’ve ever gotten,” she responded, “There’s stiff competition for that from this administration.” pic.twitter.com/qXzQBPPYY0

— Julia Boccagno (@juliaboccagno) January 8, 2020

The House will vote Thursday to limit President Trump's military action against Iran, according to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.

Pelosi says the admin carried out a "provocative and disproportionate military airstrike" and has no "coherent strategy." pic.twitter.com/Jc7AsbDa4B

— AJ+ (@ajplus) January 8, 2020

“All is well” is the new “mission accomplished”. https://t.co/qTPZ53AD8p

— Bradley Whitford (@BradleyWhitford) January 8, 2020

President Trump tweets "All is well!" and "so far, so good," after Iran launched ballistic missiles at U.S.and coalition forces in Iraq.

The president also said he would make a statement Wednesday morning. https://t.co/Ynpo2Z3w9O

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) January 8, 2020

NEW —> “All is well!”: After days of dire threats, Trump's tone shifts in wake of Iran's retaliation

My latest with @AshleyRParker & @jdawsey1 on a night inside the White House on the dangerous precipice of a hot war with Iranhttps://t.co/PJ0EOBh5do

— Philip Rucker (@PhilipRucker) January 8, 2020

After Tehran's airstrikes in Iraq, Iran's foreign minister says, "We do not seek escalation or war, but will defend ourselves against any aggression." Meantime, President Trump tweets: "All is well!" and "So far, so good" regarding casualties. https://t.co/xl7mIF1h6K

— The Associated Press (@AP) January 8, 2020

This analysis similar to what Jazeera's Asad Beg in Tehran is saying: The Iranians are offering Trump an off-ramp from wider war by mounting a limited retaliation for Soleimani and warning US that it escalates only if US mounts new strikes https://t.co/3vE1G26GgR

— Tony Karon (@TonyKaron) January 8, 2020

If this is “all is well,” what does “all is a raging dumpster fire” look like? https://t.co/yD1j2KrO4v

— 🌻 Emily Brandwin 🌻 (@CIAspygirl) January 8, 2020

Iran launches missile attacks on U.S. facilities in Iraq, according to Iranian state media https://t.co/38MhB1bxYP

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 8, 2020

Iranian Air Force has been deployed.

— Ali Arouzi (@aliarouzi) January 8, 2020

US military: Iran has launched "more than a dozen ballistic missiles" to at least two Iraqi military bases hosting US military and coalition personnel at al-Assad and Erbil. https://t.co/B6fu6mEFGj

— Breaking News (@BreakingNews) January 8, 2020

BREAKING: Iran says it has launched "tens" of missiles at Iraq’s Ain Assad air base housing U.S. troops, in response to America’s killing of Gen. Qassem Soleimani. https://t.co/l7sXt41ZuA pic.twitter.com/OIMpvAcgEV

— PBS NewsHour (@NewsHour) January 8, 2020

TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran state TV says Tehran launches "tens" of surface-to-surface missiles at Iraq's Ain Assad air base housing US troops #IranvsUSA https://t.co/zavVANR9sF

— sarah (@sarah131214) January 7, 2020

#BREAKING: The Dept. of Defense confirms that Iran has launched more than a dozen ballistic missiles against U.S. military and coalition forces in Iraq at Al Asad and Irbil pic.twitter.com/o8LnRcFmhk

— Norah O'Donnell 🇺🇸 (@NorahODonnell) January 8, 2020

MORE: Trump has been briefed on reports of an attack on U.S. facilities in Iraq and is consulting with his national security team, the White House says https://t.co/ptW1kIaHOp https://t.co/ptW1kIaHOp

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 8, 2020

Trump's reelection campaign swings into full gear. https://t.co/FeBnOBir2v

— Stonekettle (@Stonekettle) January 8, 2020

Iran was going to retaliate sooner or later, one way or the other. There was no way they would let this go.

But Iran is now trying to make it clear that this is a retaliation for one action, not an escalation into a full-on war.

There is no appetite for war in #Iran.

— Negar Mortazavi نگار مرتضوی (@NegarMortazavi) January 8, 2020

Still is. https://t.co/6NlBr9iPiM

— Jason Rezaian (@jrezaian) January 8, 2020

And gee, what follows? Here’s your dip, everybody; buy with both hands. https://t.co/3nqkMDNwqg

— Brendan Hasenstab (@pierrepont) January 8, 2020

What will oil & gas prices do tomorrow?

Trump's & GOP's bosses are laughing all the way to the bank. Who else traded early? 🤔

#PutinsPuppets #SaudiArabia #Traitors #PutinsGOP #Iran #IranWar #DistractionWar #WagTheDog2020 #Oil @GOP @SenateGOP @HouseGOP @SECEnfDirectors pic.twitter.com/bVctGKwfry

— Mindful Primate (@MichellesDude) January 8, 2020

We may be on the verge of yet another wildly ill considered war. And it was entirely avoidable. The crisis did not begin with Iran. It began with Trump. And it wasnt really abt Iran, it was in Trump's head: the obsession abt undoing Obama's Iran deal. But there's more. Read on. https://t.co/IC2idQ9NRi

— csdickey (@csdickey) January 8, 2020

Trump reluctantly walked back his threats to commit a war crime by launching airstrikes against Iranian cultural sites, telling reporters on Tuesday morning that he was “OK with” obeying international law on the matter while also expressing his petulance. https://t.co/LJyGubQi0L

— HuffPost (@HuffPost) January 8, 2020

NEW: Pelosi says McConnell must “immediately” release the resolution detailing the Senate trail procedures before articles are sent over https://t.co/rUD3rhepaw

— Manu Raju (@mkraju) January 8, 2020

"Impeachment moved nobody, but threatens trouble for Democrats" via @TheHillOpinion https://t.co/kdNcrtlmNd pic.twitter.com/9v8wzICJqP

— The Hill (@thehill) January 8, 2020

Donald Trump and Michael Bloomberg both buy $10m Super Bowl ads https://t.co/xEkGug7B1L

— Financial Times (@FT) January 8, 2020

I know impeachment is a big story. And I know that Trump recklessly bungling us into another Middle East war is a big story. But Trump & Republican Party bosses are cancelling elections all over this country. Now Wisconsin. This should be a big story too.https://t.co/43VZV3UeaW

— Joe Walsh (@WalshFreedom) January 7, 2020

Completely reasonable for the leader of the opposition to request a confidential briefing on privy council terms about the US assassination of the Iranian general Qassem Soleimani. @jeremycorbyn asked. @BorisJohnson said no. See attached. Johnson has not given an oral… pic.twitter.com/xsNeC87pEC

— Robert Peston (@Peston) January 7, 2020

The Australian government has rejected a post-Brexit trade agreement that included visa-free work and travel between Australia and the United Kingdom.

Sorry, Leavers the rest of the world doesn't want to fit in with your white Commonwealth delusions.https://t.co/vbEoeowAHT

— Nick Reeves #RejoinEU #PATH #FBPE (@nickreeves9876) January 7, 2020

Orban is an anti-Semitic, racist, authoritarian despot who has crushed democratic institutions in Hungary, attacked the free press, and politicized rule of law. https://t.co/KqjBia0E1D

— Brian Klaas (@brianklaas) January 6, 2020

At this rate, the Tories will be offering to bank roll her campaign https://t.co/ZhiRzfHwcB

— Ayesha Hazarika (@ayeshahazarika) January 7, 2020

I am not one to gloat at brexiters, brexit is going to be rubbish for all of but please, please, let me have this one symbolic little moment. 🙏 https://t.co/9kgBSjdYSu

— Ferret (@Ferretgrove) January 7, 2020

These are the key numbers behind the unprecedented scale of Australia’s wildfire crisis pic.twitter.com/z2qY7iQNLQ

— Bloomberg Originals (@bbgoriginals) January 8, 2020

This footage shows the reality for first responders in Australia as they face down devastating fires pic.twitter.com/wE7XDdwyrg

— NowThis Impact (@nowthisimpact) January 8, 2020

About 10,000 camels are at risk of being shot and killed in a drought-ravaged region of Australia, after complaints that the thirsty animals are endangering locals as they desperately search for water. https://t.co/1Defo0mLST

— CNN (@CNN) January 8, 2020

‘Bots Are Destroying Political Discourse As We Know It’

‘About a fifth of all tweets about the 2016 presidential election were published by bots, according to one estimate, as were about a third of all tweets about that year’s Brexit vote’ 😑 https://t.co/wuuJ0fTkPb

— RynheartTheReluctant (@TheRynheart) January 7, 2020

BREAKING; #Iraq parliament votes to expel US military from Iraq.
PM Abdul Mahdi: “It’s time for American troops to leave.”
Wow.

— Farnaz Fassihi (@farnazfassihi) January 5, 2020

JUST IN: Trump administration tried to stop Iraqi parliament's vote on expelling US troops: report https://t.co/rnkRI62nr4 pic.twitter.com/MBQ4OxKt99

— The Hill (@thehill) January 5, 2020

Iran announces it is suspending all commitments to the 2015 nuclear deal https://t.co/y2ZYDrVxUJ

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 5, 2020

Vengeful & unified, Iranian lawmakers rise up & chant w/ angry resolve: “Death to America.”

Iran has announced it is suspending all commitments to the 2015 nuclear deal.

Trump’s incompetent, irrational decisions are destabilizing & endangering the world.pic.twitter.com/lULMDN4r52

— Stephanie Kennedy (@WordswithSteph) January 5, 2020

Iraqis demand US leave. Counter-ISIS campaign suspended. Iran abandons limits on nuclear program. All in one day. To Mike Pompeo, that and threats to kill Americans are "a little noise" and we are safer. Pompeo is dangerously dishonest and incompetent. https://t.co/a3o1iVfyKN

— Ben Rhodes (@brhodes) January 5, 2020

New *deep dive* on Soleimani killing –> Pompeo spoke to Trump about hitting the top commander months ago. Getting Trump to “yes” involved key personnel changes at the Pentagon and Trump’s aversion to being viewed as weak, giving Pompeo an opening https://t.co/5L1FmL1xWV

— John Hudson (@John_Hudson) January 5, 2020

This is probably the largest funeral procession in the world in recent years. Late General Qasem Suloimani of Iran assassinated by US authorities… pic.twitter.com/absK46WQ20

— Dele Momodu Ovation (@DeleMomodu) January 5, 2020

Iran has already replaced Soleimani, meet Esmail Ghaani. One of his first duties will likely be to oversee whatever revenge Iran intends to seek — Here is everything we know about him:https://t.co/S0X8pINjCM

— Alfons López Tena 🦇 (@alfonslopeztena) January 5, 2020

Two senior US officials described widespread opposition within the administration to targeting cultural sites in Iran should the U.S. launch retaliatory strikes against Tehran, despite Trump saying a day before that such sites are among potential targets. https://t.co/EnDAWDjb5X

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) January 5, 2020

Ironic to hear Pompeo on CNN today accuse Obama and the Democrats of ‘appeasing’ Iran when it was the Reagan administration that secretly sold weapons to Tehran and it was Trump who did a property deal in Azerbaijan with oligarchs tied to the Iranian IRGC:https://t.co/xfHenm52KO

— Mehdi Hasan (@mehdirhasan) January 5, 2020

We’re only 5 days into 2020 and a Trump has an $80 million dollar bounty on his head https://t.co/x2dWzmwnpf

— ALBΞRT MacGloan (@AlbertMacGloan) January 5, 2020

I know we’re numb but these are arguably the most dangerous and bonkers tweets of Trump’s presidency and they were all posted this weekend pic.twitter.com/bYB7K000vV

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) January 5, 2020

Trump said in August 2019 it would not be a big deal if somebody hacked his Twitter account https://t.co/CodHwGdZr2 pic.twitter.com/uQThfUUTst

— David Frum (@davidfrum) January 5, 2020

If you’re a DC 9to5er, take a long lunch tomorrow & join us at noon to #SwarmtheSenate, demanding Trump’s removal. We’ll be at the Hart Senate Building every day.

This is starting to feel huge. Our goal is sustained protest outside Senate proceedings. https://t.co/jrKSNLsP5J pic.twitter.com/mdTbLcIcXn

— Remove Trump (@Remove_TrumpNow) January 5, 2020

Boris Johnson: Qassem Suleimani was threat to all our interests https://t.co/yVxY8tgJ0W

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 5, 2020

Britain is 'soft target' for Iranian revenge attacks https://t.co/8MqlKCUPZt

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) January 5, 2020

We warned Leavers. They told us to shut up, that we didn't matter. Little by little, we're being proven right.

Tory minister admits US will be able to raise prices for drugs bought by NHS after Brexit https://t.co/hrLBXlbuKm

— Debbie (@Omnishambles85) January 5, 2020

He said it's now time for Brexiteers to own the repercussions of Brexit https://t.co/NODTs8PRgG

— The New European – Think Without Borders (@TheNewEuropean) January 5, 2020

Nothing. No amount of money / prestige or hoo haa would get me to either take part or condone this shite. We celebrate damaging our country and insulting our friends and allies? BLX. https://t.co/VcdwvxsoQm

— Mike Harding AKA Lord Hardinge of Dribblesdale (@HardingMike) January 5, 2020

Night all https://t.co/DoP9Pn7RMN

— Jeremy Noel-Tod (@jntod) January 5, 2020

#BREAKING US targeting 52 Iranian sites if Tehran attacks Americans, President Donald Trump says pic.twitter.com/dLsYFb0KmI

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) January 4, 2020

….targeted 52 Iranian sites (representing the 52 American hostages taken by Iran many years ago), some at a very high level & important to Iran & the Iranian culture, and those targets, and Iran itself, WILL BE HIT VERY FAST AND VERY HARD. The USA wants no more threats!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 4, 2020

Remember back when Trump called off the airstrike against Iran and pretended it was because it would be disproportionate?

Now he’s threatening to hit 52 targets if Iran attacks *any* American target. https://t.co/0NFVl8oqI4

— Nicholas Miller (@Nick_L_Miller) January 4, 2020

Iraqi official: At least one rocket has landed inside the Green Zone, a secured 10-square-kilometer area in central Baghdad, and another in the Jadiriyah neighborhood of Baghdad. No reports of casualties or damage to buildings. https://t.co/Nc24Rsvlja

— NBC News (@NBCNews) January 4, 2020

BREAKING: Iran has informed an envoy from Oman that it will not accept mediation between it and the United States, and instead will only seek revenge.

— The Spectator Index (@spectatorindex) January 4, 2020

'Death to America': grief and fury as thousands mourn death of Qassem Suleimani – video report https://t.co/vCW2BxJ5DI

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 4, 2020

Thousands of Iraqis came out for Soleimani’s funeral today.

So not only is Iran angry with the United States, much of Iraq is too.

And thousands of Americans are over there.

While Trump is in his THIRD WEEK of Florida golf and vacation time.

pic.twitter.com/21FGm4UBaO

— Read Let This Radicalize You (@JoshuaPHilll) January 4, 2020

The crowds of mourners from Iran to Iraq to Gaza don’t count I guess. Neither does his 80+% approval rating in Iran.

File this under “they’ll greet us as liberators!” https://t.co/uWpjrka29L

— Rania Khalek (@RaniaKhalek) January 4, 2020

The American assassination of General Suleimani may make it impossible for U.S. forces to stay in Iraq. That could ease an ISIS comeback, former defense and intelligence officials say.https://t.co/MITtUQLk3G

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 4, 2020

Is the U.S. headed to war with Iran? Dexter Filkins, who profiled Qassem Suleimani in 2013, joins David Remnick on @NewYorkerRadio to discuss the assassination of the Iranian military commander. https://t.co/yV4njRi7JN

— The New Yorker (@NewYorker) January 4, 2020

"When Iran does respond, its response will likely be multifaceted and occur at unpredictable times and in multiple places," writes @AmbassadorRice https://t.co/yP1dtRetSd

— New York Times Opinion (@nytopinion) January 4, 2020

EXCLUSIVE: In the five days prior to launching a strike that killed Qassem Soleimani, Donald Trump roamed the halls of Mar-a-Lago, and started dropping hints to close associates and club-goers that something huge was coming https://t.co/SwgQ3ATYYz

— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) January 4, 2020

As we consider Trump’s decisions re Iran, recall that his own National Security Advisor John Bolton has suggested that Trump makes some foreign policy decisions based on his own personal and financial interests. https://t.co/HCupfvQs1Z

— Ian Bassin 🇺🇦 (@ianbassin) January 4, 2020

Would be worth knowing if any of them bought oil futures https://t.co/0MmyNY5ydI

— Michelle Goldberg (@michelleinbklyn) January 4, 2020

No. No. Negative. Untrue. False. Incorrect. In no way the case. No. https://t.co/GaQI0JVcbg

— God (@TheTweetOfGod) January 4, 2020

pic.twitter.com/uzXem1QE7I

— Pablo R. Suanzes (@Suanzes) January 4, 2020

“Isn’t backed up by established accounts..” or maybe “is a lie” https://t.co/BMQ13Csfuz

— Soledad O'Brien (@soledadobrien) January 4, 2020

The emails show that not only did Trump know the Ukraine aid was illegal—but the DOJ was trying as recently as last month to cover it up https://t.co/V1psJh2TZ6

— VANITY FAIR (@VanityFair) January 4, 2020

“Are we now going to try to impeach and remove from office the commander-in-chief who’s just taken out one of the world’s leading terrorists? That’s quite a question, I suggest.” https://t.co/fDPu47L0Se

— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) January 4, 2020

Because they’ve seen this movie before and know how it ends. #NoWarInIran https://t.co/k6Y3QjIQgW

— ian russell (@itsianrussell) January 4, 2020

Boris Johnson’s silence on Suleimani assassination is ‘deafening’ say critics https://t.co/YPNsmqtQJ5

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 4, 2020

Gunboat Diplomacy for our time. pic.twitter.com/GlNp2b9KB9

— John O’Brennan (@JohnOBrennan2) January 4, 2020

My article for tomorrow's @ObserverUK on the assassination of Suleimani, the unforgivable idiocy of Donald Trump in ignoring the lessons of recent history, and the inexplicable silence of Boris Johnson: https://t.co/n8Z6l7ekxS

— Emily Thornberry (@EmilyThornberry) January 4, 2020

Obviously this is a pitch to the Labour membership. Even so, much of this is more evidence that Labour is now the party of nostalgia. https://t.co/DQKeSeoYSC

— alexmassie (@alexmassie) January 4, 2020

COBRA emergency meeting minutes.

Chaired by Mark Francois at TGI Fridays Basildon.

Present:@DominicRaab@MI5@trussliz@BritishArmy@RossKemp@RoyalAirForce@RichardHammond@BritishNavy@EatKnuckleFritz@JohnnyMercerUK

Apologies for absence:@BorisJohnson

— HENRY MORRIS (@mrhenrymorris) January 3, 2020

The temperature in Sydney hit a record 48.9C today https://t.co/AhSaTn9qtR

— Tony Tassell (@TonyTassell) January 4, 2020

Governing well is difficult. Competing interests, public scrutiny, mass-scale service delivery – it's complicated stuff. But the greatest dereliction of duty is wilfully ignoring evidence for political gain. #Climatefires have been predicted for over a decade.👇 #AustraliaFires https://t.co/fAydF9jIMz

— Verity Firth (@VerityFirth) January 4, 2020

Jakarta flooding deaths rise to 53, nearly 175,000 displaced https://t.co/CX5WgWfr2U pic.twitter.com/BijlqQvhUm

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 4, 2020

Meat Loaf says Greta Thunberg has been brainwashed into thinking climate change is real https://t.co/8A5CslPmjF

— The Independent (@Independent) January 4, 2020

Breaking News: The U.S. is deploying thousands of troops to the Middle East, as officials brace for potential fallout from escalating tensions with Iran https://t.co/vFjl2tdJlg

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 3, 2020

The U.S kill chain continues tonight against PMU & IRGC high value targets in Iraq. #Soleimani https://t.co/cW86wLzaEG

— Mikey Kay 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 (@MikeyKayFilms) January 3, 2020

US is keeping the tempo.. Which makes me think: this is not merely Trump and his less than ideal characteristics.. So perhaps reading all of this through larger than life figure of POTUS is blinding? https://t.co/rx38kDBjrZ

— Ziya Meral (@Ziya_Meral) January 3, 2020

Guardian front page, Saturday 4 January 2020: Iran vows ‘severe
revenge’ on the US pic.twitter.com/ERIOqzygrr

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 3, 2020

The #Soleimani killing is a watershed. This could be the most consequential moment in 40 years of animosity between the two countries. But this is not the beginning of the endgame. If anything, this is a time to take stock. #Iran https://t.co/wy5caL6TXO

— Jason Rezaian (@jrezaian) January 3, 2020

None of us, me included, know how Iran will respond. But we do know that Iran has many ways to inflict pain on the US, in many countries, and Pres. Trump doesn't seem to understand that the other side in a conflict also gets to move.

— Nicholas Kristof (@NickKristof) January 3, 2020

Iranian hackers in recent years have wiped the computer servers of Saudi Arabia’s state-owned oil company, crippled a Las Vegas casino, breached the networks of dozens of U.S. banks and been accused of trying to meddle in the 2020 presidential election https://t.co/nWM7wUbtU5

— POLITICO (@politico) January 3, 2020

"By virtue of his own repeated misstatements and distortions, Trump arrives at this perilous moment at a decided disadvantage: He can’t assume people will accept what he says as true, because millions have concluded it never is." https://t.co/zfUJzmt9zR

— Oliver Darcy (@oliverdarcy) January 3, 2020

Rep. Engel is not confident the president has any strategy for what might happen after this attackhttps://t.co/Ng9TyKLMRj pic.twitter.com/AgfxWURiSz

— Meet the Press (@MeetThePress) January 3, 2020

Sen. Tim Kaine introduces resolution to stop war with Iran: "I've been deeply concerned about President Trump stumbling into a war" https://t.co/LJiNcttplB

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) January 3, 2020

Analysis: Pence’s problematic tweet tying Qasem Soleimani to 9/11 https://t.co/QoY5YppSfn

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 3, 2020

This is a remarkable tweet from the Vice President. Inaccurate, and at an incendiary moment. https://t.co/2B2eFUuQJu

— Susan Glasser (@sbg1) January 3, 2020

Can’t believe Mike Pence would lie to justify a war https://t.co/JKPBaEW2Yz

— Brian Tashman (@briantashman) January 3, 2020

If you’re playing catch up, Dexter Filkins' 2013 profile of Soleimani is a good place to start https://t.co/HoR10BHjq7

— Miriam Elder (@MiriamElder) January 3, 2020

Defense stocks rise after U.S. kills Iranian general in Iraq https://t.co/0oRf5sJiFB

— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) January 3, 2020

The president* emerged from the pro shop to talk about killing the second-most powerful man in a government with which we are not at war on the sovereign soil of a nation of which we are ostensibly an ally. https://t.co/iKiByzJAIk

— Charles P. Pierce (@CharlesPPierce) January 3, 2020

Jesus Christ.

We’re on the verge of war with Iran, thousands more troops were just sent over, and Trump is doing this.

Having a dear leader worship session.

pic.twitter.com/ol853qLYPY

— Read Let This Radicalize You (@JoshuaPHilll) January 3, 2020

Trump Thinks War With Iran Will Help Reelection. He’s Wrong. – New Yorker – https://t.co/twmCCytAc6 #TrumpsWar

— John Lundin 🌊 (@johnlundin) January 3, 2020

Putin gets a briefing before the United States Congress. https://t.co/qATvRq4hUv

— Jennifer Hayden (@Scout_Finch) January 3, 2020

Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina said he was briefed about the US strike that killed Iran Quds Force commander Qasem Soleimani, while senior Democratic congressional members were kept in the dark ahead of the attack. https://t.co/Ymh21EUV6s

— CNN (@CNN) January 3, 2020

He could barely handle having his cameo cut from the Home Alone sequel. https://t.co/lr2SVcJNZZ

— Hend Amry (@LibyaLiberty) January 3, 2020

More bad news for Trump: a federal judge on Friday allowed Lev Parnas to turn over documents to Congress as part of the impeachment proceeding against Trump. https://t.co/u51raYWBk6

— Amy Siskind 🏳️‍🌈 (@Amy_Siskind) January 3, 2020

FBI searched home and office of lobbyist Trump denied knowing: report https://t.co/m5bnY3hAT1 pic.twitter.com/t5skbdPo5u

— The Hill (@thehill) January 3, 2020

Iran crisis latest: Downing Street anger with Trump mounts, one senior British official accuses US president of behaving “like a mafia boss”. Also can be revealed White House gave No10 no warning about raid to kill Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.https://t.co/tSvthXtUqG

— Tom Newton Dunn (@tnewtondunn) January 3, 2020

'We need a public inquiry into the lies and false promises of Brexit' – writes Ed Davey- We must learn from the many grave mistakes and deceptions, to ensure such a manipulation of our democracy does not happen again #BrexitEnquiry https://t.co/8ouersmBgu

— BremainInSpain (@BremainInSpain) January 3, 2020

A #Brexit'er speaks of his reason to leave the EU. (Genuine) pic.twitter.com/Bb8fLO5DMb

— John O'Connell (@jdpoc) January 3, 2020

There is much wisdom here. To be happy, first be kind – to oneself and others, including strangers. https://t.co/EkK0dYkz1B @nytopinion

— Evelyn Farkas (@EvelynNFarkas) January 2, 2020

My latest with ⁦@ErinBanco⁩ and ⁦@arawnsley⁩ – Read This: "U.S. Braces for Iran’s ‘Counterpunch’ After Slaying of Soleimani"t https://t.co/Oezb45teOW

— csdickey (@csdickey) January 3, 2020

One of Iran’s most revered generals, Qassem Soleimani, has been killed by a Trump ordered US air strike near Baghdad Airport – here's what we know so far | https://t.co/ZZ7wr0IzSN pic.twitter.com/PMkgPc843h

— The Independent (@Independent) January 3, 2020

Maj. Gen. Qassim Suleimani, who was killed in a drone strike ordered by President Trump, was believed to be very close to Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ayatollah Ali Khamenei — and seen as a potential future leader of the nation https://t.co/1Bln0TOb9d

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 3, 2020

The killing of Qasem Soleimani, one of the most powerful men in Iran, is a huge escalation of an already dangerous situation in the Middle East, threatening to trigger violence from the Gulf to the shores of the Mediterranean | Analysis by @TimListerCNN https://t.co/J1KynsiZxz

— CNN (@CNN) January 3, 2020

Who is Qassem Suleimani? Iran farm boy who became more powerful than a president https://t.co/nJOBf8dLHA

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 3, 2020

Iran Revolutionary Guards Speaker in tears on live television after the US Drone Strike killed General Qassem Suleimani in Baghdad pic.twitter.com/ymg5GlKvUt

— Aditya Raj Kaul (@AdityaRajKaul) January 3, 2020

David Gardner: It will be extremely difficult to prevent the cycle of reprisals and counter-attacks that will now almost certainly ensue from sliding into direct confrontation — and with it the risk of all-out war https://t.co/WTQGsVdVjy

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) January 3, 2020

Oil prices pulled higher Friday morning after a top Iranian general was killed in a US airstrike at Baghdad's airport ordered by President Donald Trump. https://t.co/i7w87B2ZDB

— CNN (@CNN) January 3, 2020

Tens of thousands of vacationers fled seaside towns on Australia’s east coast ahead of advancing bushfires, as military ships and helicopters began rescuing thousands more trapped by the blazes https://t.co/kJ6PVyCFoH pic.twitter.com/uSnHUcsAgg

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 2, 2020

“Australia's bushfires are believed to have spewed as much as two-thirds of the nation's annual carbon dioxide emissions in the past three months, with experts warning forests may take more than 100 years to absorb what's been released so far this season.” https://t.co/dSHvaBiPXW

— Mike Cannon-Brookes 👨🏼‍💻🧢🇦🇺 (@mcannonbrookes) January 2, 2020

This is what the #ClimateEmergency looks like – completely terrifying.

Honestly, what further devastation needs to happen before world leaders finally put in place urgent climate action at the scale and speed the science demands? https://t.co/xHE1fO4GuY

— Caroline Lucas (@CarolineLucas) January 2, 2020

So the billowing smoke from Australia's vast fires has turned New Zealand's glaciers brown, which means of course they will melt faster…https://t.co/QfVJcvzTYz

— Bill McKibben (@billmckibben) January 2, 2020

Australia's fires are so big that they're causing apocalyptic scenes in neighbouring New Zealand. https://t.co/9BmlRWuQEs

— Mashable (@mashable) January 2, 2020

Among the risks of the climate crisis is a normalization of its horrific and deadly consequences. The bushfires in Australia represent a startling climate catastrophe unfolding before us. Important piece from ⁦@dwallacewells⁩. https://t.co/LIvXYbxhPp

— Al Gore (@algore) January 2, 2020

‘‘Trump Money’ Is Buying Silence as Unprecedented Payments Go to Farmers’
‘The amount sent to farmers tops the auto-industry bailout by billions, and was delivered without congressional approval’ 😑

1/2https://t.co/a1CtsMgFhs

— RynheartTheReluctant (@TheRynheart) January 2, 2020

According to memos from Mueller's investigation that CNN & BuzzFeed obtained, Stephen Miller described a meeting with Priebus & McGahn about firing Comey where Trump said, "I’m going to read you a letter. Don’t talk me out of this. I’ve made my decision.” https://t.co/0dNrWS0b5V

— Kaitlan Collins (@kaitlancollins) January 2, 2020

Trump gave 'clear direction' to hold Ukraine aid, says White House official in uncovered documents https://t.co/crey59QbtJ

— Jeffrey Levin 🇺🇦 (@jilevin) January 2, 2020

Trump’s private decision to temporarily halt assistance to Ukraine ignited increasingly strident protests from officials who said in emails it was illegal and Congress should be notified, newly disclosed documents reveal. #UkraineDocshttps://t.co/hIvIgL4B3k

— The Center for Public Integrity (@publicintegrity) January 2, 2020

Dersh and Rudy will make quite a pair for the defense.
At least the networks will keep their ratings up covering the impeachment trial.https://t.co/mQtFcFXnyr

— Richard W. Painter (@RWPUSA) January 2, 2020

BREAKING: Trump admin has been ordered to start releasing emails & memos it recently said it may have left out of the documents it should have disclosed earlier for the lawsuits over the now-blocked citizenship question. 2,062 previously undisclosed documents may be out soon… https://t.co/I2eglOB2Qw

— Hansi Lo Wang (he/him) (@hansilowang) January 2, 2020

Don’t blame Trump for the rise of right-wing conspiracy theories https://t.co/yjASUcasmX HELLO!!! The GOP fueled these conspiracies & went to full on politics of division to gain and hold power. There has never been a greater threat to our democracy than today's Republican Party.

— Richard Saunders (@BoycottUtah) January 2, 2020

The secret trip required two more planes than if he’d flown from D.C., raising his golf-related tab to $123.6 million. https://t.co/cEegIgtwxB

— HuffPost (@HuffPost) January 2, 2020

Pompeo’s cancellation today of Ukraine trip could add to suspicions among Ukrainian leaders that Trump ignores Ukraine while embracing Russia & Putin. It’s Pompeo’s 2nd cancellation on Ukraine. State Dept. said @SecPompeo is staying in DC to watch Iraq. https://t.co/ub983W5UJY

— Edward Wong (@ewong) January 1, 2020

Trump upended three decades of U.S. strategy with North Korea, but the gamble has failed to pay off https://t.co/BmxQQGimEk

— Post Politics (@postpolitics) January 2, 2020

Dominic Cummings calls for 'weirdos and misfits' for No 10 jobs https://t.co/pqh6osgQ7P

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 2, 2020

Dominic Cummings is recruiting fellow sociopaths to help create a one-party state. There's no other way of reading this insane document.

Be very, very afraid.

Anyone who writes this frenzied gibberish should be nowhere near government.https://t.co/0wnIGxUSHe

— Dr Simon Ubsdell (@SimonUbsdell) January 2, 2020

Who makes this shit up? The Daily Express is literally making up fake benefits of Brexit to convince readers there are benefits because they know Brexit is completely pointless. Journalists responsible for this have no shame. pic.twitter.com/vsTHcOXQPf

— Wrexham For Europe #FBPE #Rejoin (@Wrexhamforeu) January 2, 2020

Any bounce that the UK economy received from Boris Johnson’s decisive election victory would swiftly fizzle out in 2020 as the uncertainties from Brexit continue to curb business investment, according to the FT’s annual survey https://t.co/ZrGCUeMzNb

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) January 2, 2020

Get Done By Brexit!
UK manufacturing in biggest slowdown since the financial crash.
There’s a big part of every remain voter that’s dying to say “told you .“ Other more cynical people like me just say “WTF did you expect you dimwits.” pic.twitter.com/XX0D8vDlBv

— Andy #Rejoin #Climatejustice #NHS (@andycorneys) January 2, 2020

From today’s @BelTel: Looks like a deal will crawl over the line this time. https://t.co/tqGoTvx7H1

— Alex.Kane (@AlexKane221b) January 2, 2020

i in the i: Brexit didn’t create the Remain/Leave divide but it did give it a clear(ish) form. What will its next incarnation be? https://t.co/kBHqcU8zvS

— Stephen Bush (@stephenkb) January 2, 2020

Introducing and welcoming #HonoraryGraduate @HillaryClinton as the 11th and 1st female Chancellor of @QUBelfast.

Details: https://t.co/pm3DStXr1C#LoveQUB pic.twitter.com/psg41Y5j23

— Queen's Alumni 🎓 (@QUBAlumni) January 2, 2020

5 people in Saudi Arabia were sentenced to death for the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. 2 top officials were investigated but released.

A UN investigator called the trials, held in secret, a "mockery" of justice and said the "masterminds" of the killing "walk free." pic.twitter.com/tVX1Wgn3yE

— AJ+ (@ajplus) December 23, 2019

Saudi Arabia's "trial" and "investigation" of Jamal Khashoggi's murder has been a complete sham.

Executing five nameless, faceless men without transparency and an investigation into the regime's responsibility is not justice. It's just more bloodshed. https://t.co/loXin9B1hO

— Karen Attiah (@KarenAttiah) December 23, 2019

The CIA concluded that the Saudi crown prince ordered the murder of Jamal Khashoggi. This sham trial, carried out by a despotic and lawless regime, looks more like a cover-up.

Maybe Donald Trump might want to stop proclaiming his love and affection for the Saudi dictatorship. https://t.co/2XJbo4vwzZ

— Bernie Sanders (@SenSanders) December 23, 2019

Guardian front page, Tuesday 24 December 2019: ‘Mockery fo justice’ afetr Saudis convict eight of Khashoggi killing pic.twitter.com/zb7C2ToSvc

— Grauniad Newspepar (@grauniad_news) December 23, 2019

Saudi Arabia has sentenced five men to death for the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, but the cover-up continues.The kingdom hasn't even named those it sentenced, and it still refuses to say what it did with Jamal's body or return it to the family https://t.co/02w6g4eyB2

— Nicholas Kristof (@NickKristof) December 23, 2019

Amnesty Int’l on Saudi verdicts in Khashoggi case: “This verdict is a whitewash which brings neither justice nor the truth for Jamal Khashoggi and his loved ones. The trial has been closed to the public and to independent monitors, with no information available…”

— Jim Acosta (@Acosta) December 23, 2019

VIDEO: Reporters Without Borders secretary-general Christophe Deloire says the death sentences against five Saudis for the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi were motivated by a "desire to forever silence witnesses to or even the perpetrators of this horrible murder" pic.twitter.com/HZ2UrEI8Me

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) December 23, 2019

MBS again defends China for caging 3 million Muslims in concentration camps in Xinjiang, and thus by extension China's "right" to continue criminalizing Islam, public executions, torture, pack rape, forced family separations, forced adoptions etc

https://t.co/vkkBFDoOUC

— CJ Werleman (@cjwerleman) December 23, 2019

As many as 100,000 people have been forced to flee their homes in northwest Syria as the government of President Bashar al-Assad and Russia have intensified a military offensive there, aid groups said https://t.co/M3BPUgikgR

— The New York Times (@nytimes) December 23, 2019

Putin rides train connecting mainland Russia with annexed Crimea https://t.co/WKRvtsqVtY

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) December 23, 2019

Senior Trump admin official responds to Saudi verdicts in Khashoggi case: “This is an important step in holding those responsible for this terrible crime accountable, and we encourage Saudi Arabia to continue with a fair and transparent judicial process.”

— Jim Acosta (@Acosta) December 23, 2019

Senior Saudi officials continue to escape accountability for the state-sponsored murder of Jamal Khashoggi. The Trump Administration should be demanding justice for the brutal killing of a journalist and VA resident instead of ignoring the CIA’s assessment of who killed him.

— Tim Kaine (@timkaine) December 23, 2019

Three weeks before Jamal Khashoggi's murder, the Trump Org’s business partner in Indonesia inked an agreement with a construction firm in which the Saudi government owns a large stake to work on a development that will include Trump-branded elements.https://t.co/48PXIgDfE8

— Citizens for Ethics (@CREWcrew) December 23, 2019

Countries Trump defends:
Turkey
Russia
North Korea
Saudi Arabia
while attacking our NATO allies
This concern no Republicans? https://t.co/rQ7qc4Hy2X

— Amy Siskind 🏳️‍🌈 (@Amy_Siskind) December 23, 2019

Just to be clear, Trump believed house Democrats should have gone through the courts to have Mulvaney and Bolton to testify….

But now the courts should stay out of it all?? https://t.co/BCcdJEofN8

— Kevin McDaid (@TheRedExit1) December 23, 2019

Reminder that Bill Barr is barely even pretending to be impartial and is absolutely unfit to be Attorney Generalhttps://t.co/W1cHLbch4H

— Citizens for Ethics (@CREWcrew) December 23, 2019

“How many 7-year-old girls would need to die for this to be something that would get in the headlines and stay in the headlines for a day or two?” https://t.co/sCvSvQZNAw

— Slate (@Slate) December 23, 2019

Boris Johnson’s election triumph has sent business confidence surging to its highest level since the Brexit referendumhttps://t.co/bWscQvpYO9

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) December 23, 2019

Labour switchers who backed Tories still want workers' rights protected after Brexit https://t.co/0oggmjsPaV

— The New European – Think Without Borders (@TheNewEuropean) December 23, 2019

Every bit as revolting as we have come to expect from The Spectator: embrace NewTruth or lose your job. https://t.co/cIk5rHDPr0

— Jo Maugham (@JolyonMaugham) December 23, 2019

Boris Johnson: UK will 'still have access to single market’ despite Brexithttps://t.co/uPyGIPw8AV

— Dr Simon Ubsdell (@SimonUbsdell) December 23, 2019

Primary reason you did not vote for Labour in #GE2019?
(asked to 2017 Labour voters who did not vote Labour in 2019):

The Leadership: 35%
Brexit: 19%
Policy: 16%
Tactical voting :10%
Extremism: 3%
Didn't get around to voting: 5%

via @YouGov, 13 – 17 Dechttps://t.co/yKi4A5qD3H pic.twitter.com/Y2Utaf0fVA

— Britain Elects (@BritainElects) December 23, 2019

More than 5 years after @snowden the police are no longer investigating me & my colleagues for doing journalism. Future editors may not be so “lucky”, I fear… https://t.co/WLeKQcPFrP

— alan rusbridger (@arusbridger) December 22, 2019

Waiting for a megafire: the battle against Australia's biggest blaze https://t.co/EaExTrIl63

— The Guardian (@guardian) December 22, 2019

Australia fires: 'Not much left' of town ravaged by bushfire https://t.co/Apvgd2MH6j

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) December 22, 2019

Story on the change in the govt's story on emissions, which I think deserves explanation – and more consideration in 2020.
When accounting can shift like this, isn't it time to talk less about targets, more about decarbonisation – the goal agreed in Paris?https://t.co/noBmAxqGOQ

— Adam Morton (@adamlmorton) December 22, 2019

https://t.co/fG6lTayQTY
Greta Thunberg accuses Australia's politicians of 'failing to make the connection' between climate change and bushfires.

— SBS News (@SBSNews) December 22, 2019

Fires from California to Australia have made it abundantly clear: this isn't just climate change, it’s a climate crisis. https://t.co/Y9F0dM5GZZ pic.twitter.com/eX8OwZL8Kp

— Climate Reality (@ClimateReality) December 22, 2019

The Prime Minister joined us on The Today Show to answer some important questions Australia is asking. #9Today pic.twitter.com/CRiRbRfkPy

— The Today Show (@TheTodayShow) December 22, 2019

This is an extremely unwell man. @realDonaldTrump spewed utterly bizarre, deluded nonsense last night, rambling and ridiculous at a level that is scary even for him.

Dementia is a rapidly progressing affliction and stress can cause it to worsen. This is approaching a crisis. pic.twitter.com/mD9036qZYZ

— Spiro’s Ghost (@AntiToxicPeople) December 23, 2019

If a guy at the bar sounded like this you’d slide a couple stools down as quickly as possible pic.twitter.com/4s3JfQXaSS

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) December 22, 2019

Follow the money. https://t.co/eRmfuzD1AT

— Jonathan Groves (@grovesprof) December 22, 2019

#Trump’s Winter Vacation Pushes TAXPAYER GOLF TAB Above $118 million

Equivalent to 296 years of the $400,000 presidential salary

And of that $118.3 million, at least several million has gone into Trump’s OWN CASH REGISTERS#MOG#MAGA https://t.co/K1qLzM5zdq

— Michael O'Grady (@mog7546) December 23, 2019

Happy Hanukkah! Mother Jones is celebrating this year’s festival of lights with a festival of slights. Specifically, President Donald Trump’s slights toward the Jewish people. https://t.co/tVaXFNd6V5

— Mother Jones (@MotherJones) December 23, 2019

OK, time for some game theory on how 2020 plays out w/ Trump, the election and everything. My scenario is bleak (but fun!) – here's why. We need to expect the worst on ballot security and U.S. democracy to start fighting now for what's best. My new column https://t.co/t28fOwsbHl

— Will Bunch (@Will_Bunch) December 22, 2019

Seven signs of things to come in Britain's post-Brexit future https://t.co/8PG3J0vR8R pic.twitter.com/QUAkLWjjJT

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) December 22, 2019

Brexiters fixate about the little symbols of Brexit – festivals, commemorative coins, passport colour, the chimes of Big Ben etc.
Perhaps because the big plus points of it just don't exist and can't be quantified.#BigBen #StopBrexit https://t.co/6upqDlV6vE

— Slough for Europe 🇪🇺 💙 🇺🇦 (@SloughForEU) December 22, 2019

Boris Johnson is aiming for our country to undermine the entire neighbourhood on workers’ & environmental standards.

Just when the world needs the opposite. We are becoming a selfish, regressive state. https://t.co/lSpJ9x3eeA

— Mike Galsworthy (@mikegalsworthy) December 22, 2019

To all those who said "oh you'll still be able to sing and work in the EU after Brexit, the Beatles managed to play in Germany in the 60s" have a look at this job advert and thanks for ruining people's careers and businesses to satisfy your pathetic xenophobic desires: pic.twitter.com/xgB5SHbgge

— Socialist Opera Singer (@OperaSocialist) December 22, 2019

For four decades, the writer William Gibson has imagined the near future more convincingly than anyone else. Now he finds it hard to grapple with Brexit, the Trump Presidency, and climate change. https://t.co/3YsvJxEq2W

— The New Yorker (@NewYorker) December 22, 2019

#BREAKING China will levy temporary import tariffs on more than 850 items starting Jan. 1 with rates lower than most-favored-nation tax rates as part of a tariff adjustment package announced to boost high-quality development of trade pic.twitter.com/Un1EnmFCBe

— CGTN (@CGTNOfficial) December 23, 2019

India’s citizenship law: what is it and why has it stirred such anger? https://t.co/RB88SAUvwH

— Financial Times (@FT) December 23, 2019

My son was on the menu in Dublin Zoo today #raar pic.twitter.com/stw2dHe93g

— RobC (@r0bc) December 22, 2019