G20 summit: Trump and Xi agree to restart US-China trade talks https://t.co/bv6sstDKJm

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) June 29, 2019

Donald Trump at the G20 Summit in Japan:

– Begins by demanding a renegotiation of the US-Japan Defense Treaty, because he thinks the US should turn a profit on peace and stability, otherwise what's the point?

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— Stonekettle (@Stonekettle) June 29, 2019

Analysis: Trump embraces dictators and despots in deal-making G20 summit https://t.co/FOVWCpEmtA

— Jeffrey Levin 🇺🇦 (@jilevin) June 29, 2019

The meeting was 'very important and constructive' – Russian FMhttps://t.co/VQUFouGHTb

— RT (@RT_com) June 29, 2019

Dear ⁦@realDonaldTrump⁩, when you met with Crown Prince MBS, did you discuss the killing of Mr. #Khashoggi, the chain of command, the botched investigation, the closed trial? You can make all the difference in the search for #justiceforjamal https://t.co/pNP3btWnVl

— Agnes Callamard (@AgnesCallamard) June 29, 2019

President Trump: "All of the leaders have come up and said it's incredible what's happened with the United States and they congratulate me and congratulate the people of the United States." #G20 pic.twitter.com/RZURRC8c01

— The Hill (@thehill) June 29, 2019

Trump hints at possible meeting with North Korea’s Kim Jong-un at the DMZ between the Koreas when he visits there this weekend. https://t.co/4kgDXdJEzA

— Peter Baker (@peterbakernyt) June 28, 2019

Focus will soon shift from G20 to Seoul. #NorthKorea responds to @realDonaldTrump’s tweet to meet at the DMZ pic.twitter.com/JohchzsM7s

— Yvonne Man (@YvonneManTV) June 29, 2019

U.S. remains outlier as G20 split over tackling climate change https://t.co/VVK4PLuRri pic.twitter.com/0xHLFelfVW

— Reuters (@Reuters) June 29, 2019

A federal judge told US House and Senate Democrats they can begin collecting financial evidence about Donald Trump's businesses in the emoluments lawsuit. Sen. Richard Blumenthal explains why he considers the ruling "historic." https://t.co/J11N4UakZC

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) June 29, 2019

This week’s debates deeply unnerved many establishment Democrats, who fear the sprint to the left will hand the 2020 election to President Trump. Liberals in the party say victory depends in part on inspiring turnout from young voters and progressives. https://t.co/dkxSBTXsxz

— The New York Times (@nytimes) June 29, 2019

Andrew Sullivan: "When I’m told only white racists favor restrictionism, I note how the Mexican people are more opposed to illegal immigration than Americans: In a new poll, 61.5 percent of Mexicans oppose the entry of undocumented migrants, period." https://t.co/zOETfRIWKp

— Nick Rizzuto (@Nick_Rizzuto) June 29, 2019

Nothing speaks to the needs of the working class like fighting over busing in the 1970s, because that was totally a winning issue for Democrats back then and solidified their support among both whites and blacks in the working class. https://t.co/Mp0f549ofR

— Tom Nichols (@RadioFreeTom) June 29, 2019

17/17
what Democrats have to remember, is that there are a lot of us out here, all at a Casa Bonita, literal or figurative, a quiet plurality, and we’re all hungry. all we want to do is eat. is that so much to ask?

— Christopher Hooks (@cd_hooks) June 29, 2019

NEW: For much of the last three months, the most popular Biden website has been a slick little piece of disinformation that is designed to look like the former VP's campaign page, yet is most definitely not pro-Biden. It is the work of a Trump consultant https://t.co/PLb7Cg63T9

— Matthew Rosenberg (@AllMattNYT) June 29, 2019

No offense, but I really don’t care who Chris Christie thinks the most electable Democrat is. https://t.co/Sa1pHUlkiN

— Joyce Alene (@JoyceWhiteVance) June 29, 2019

As @jonathanchait noted, Trump was also asked about Putin's disparagement of Western liberalism and riffed on Democrats in California. pic.twitter.com/Wu2HrtLwPR

— Philip Bump (@pbump) June 29, 2019

Boris Johnson's likely victory is boosting the anti-Brexit movement – there has been a spike in donations and MPs who didn't previously support a "People's Vote" have started talking to pro-referendum groups https://t.co/ZSgwiPTt5z

— Adam Payne (@adampayne26) June 29, 2019

Brexit with the Lies removed – & why it's time for the Facts https://t.co/5pyapmZ3Aa

— Gavin Esler (@gavinesler) June 29, 2019

YouGov poll puts the Liberal Democrats in the lead with 30 percent of the vote, ahead of the Tories on 24 percent.

The Brexit Party comes in third with 19 percent followed by Labour with just 17 percent https://t.co/qP6Ew82a1d

— Denis the Menace #FBPA #FBPPR #MVM #FBPE 🇪🇺 (@DenisonChapman) June 29, 2019

“It is as potentially offensive to tell a British person that she is really Irish (and should just get an Irish passport) as it is to tell an Irish person she is British”

Professor Colin Harvey on the GFA birth right provisions & the impact of #Brexit https://t.co/zugsH4FLWi

— Emma DeSouza (@EmmaCDeSouza) June 29, 2019

Democrats kick off first night of primary debates in Miami — live updates https://t.co/qeKmUgJLV3

— Jeffrey Levin 🇺🇦 (@jilevin) June 26, 2019

The candidates’ view tonight… pic.twitter.com/hw3RMRsAx0

— Alex Seitz-Wald (@aseitzwald) June 26, 2019

What could go wrong https://t.co/aX6O3aGinf

— Tom Nichols (@RadioFreeTom) June 26, 2019

Security person outside debate site just now : “are you here to pick up press credentials?”
John Hickenlooper: “…I’m a candidate”

— Scott Detrow (@scottdetrow) June 26, 2019

Is this a joke? https://t.co/uEavTO5iHI

— Ben White (@EconomyBen) June 26, 2019

Ahead of tonight's Democratic debate, President Trump's campaign has purchased a banner ad on the masthead of YouTube — a space that can cost as much as $1 million for 24 hours.

It's one of the most high-profile places to advertise online. https://t.co/ZEdOoWUgD9

— NPR (@NPR) June 26, 2019

President Trump says he'll watch the “very boring” Democratic debate tonight “because I have to”
https://t.co/rET0gmYt2i

— POLITICO (@politico) June 26, 2019

Trump had a nearly hour-long meltdown on live TV this morning https://t.co/aL2PhUD7TT

— VANITY FAIR (@VanityFair) June 26, 2019

With news that Mueller will testify in open session on Wednesday, July 17 (h/t @NatashaBertrand)

Here's what I wrote with @AshaRangappa_ @jgeltzer:

"What Congress Should Ask Robert Mueller When He Testifies"https://t.co/8BDvHh39ln#MuellerHearing

— Ryan Goodman (@rgoodlaw) June 26, 2019

The irony is that Mueller had evidence Trump committed multiple crimes, but chose not to accuse him our of a sense of fairness and a commitment to justice & the rule of law. https://t.co/MLAo7T8crL

— Joyce Alene (@JoyceWhiteVance) June 26, 2019

Trump has opened the door to House questioning that will leave Bob Mueller no alternative but to demolish GOP efforts to accuse him of wrongdoing and to tarnish his entire inquiry with blatant lies about his handling of Peter Strzok and Lisa Page. Dumb! https://t.co/syft7K1eyL

— Laurence Tribe 🇺🇦 ⚖️ (@tribelaw) June 26, 2019

"The worst I’d ever seen it": As immigration agencies grapple with staff turmoil, the humanitarian crisis at the border grows https://t.co/DmUgNxTL1g

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 26, 2019

BREAKING: The Senate has approved a bipartisan $4.6 billion border bill, with fewer curbs on Trump immigration policies than were in the House-passed plan. The next step is unclear. https://t.co/lBDksFDLWt

— The Associated Press (@AP) June 26, 2019

Immigration activists will unload on Obama anytime you ask them to. They also know what Trump is doing is way worse, because he wants things to be way worse. https://t.co/eVomzmnAZ9

— Adam Serwer 🍝 (@AdamSerwer) June 26, 2019

This is Oscar Alberto Martinez Ramirez + his 23 month old daughter Valeria. Yesterday their bodies were found on the banks of the Rio Grande River. They drowned trying to get to the United States.

Oscar was from El Salvador. He left his homeland with his wife and 2 daughters. pic.twitter.com/NnGGdmv3Ts

— Paola Mendoza (@paolamendoza) June 26, 2019

Rio Grande migrant deaths: El Salvador president vows to bring home bodies, help family of father and daughter who drowned https://t.co/EgFwf5p2Wy

— Girly Girl🟧 (@whatifisaidit) June 26, 2019

Was just on @NPR talking about the sad but powerful photo by @julialeduc of the dad and child who drowned crossing the Rio Grande trying to get into the USA. The picture tells the story. https://t.co/puhlj6KRFT

— David Hume Kennerly (@kennerly) June 26, 2019

HELLO I WOULD LIKE TO START A NEW AWARDS PROGRAM AND IMMEDIATELY PRESENT THE FIRST PRIZE TO @FT FOR THIS HEADLINE pic.twitter.com/1ATgNyN76g

— @hayesbrown.bsky.social (@HayesBrown) June 26, 2019

EXCLUSIVE: Nigel Farage accused of ‘serious breach’ of MEPs’ code of conduct in leaked letterhttps://t.co/12QO466tU4

— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) June 26, 2019

Thursday’s i – “Johnson blow as 20 MPs line up to block his no-deal Brexit” #bbcpapers #tomorrowspaperstoday pic.twitter.com/QRISO7MN2l

— Allie Hodgkins-Brown (@AllieHBNews) June 26, 2019

The bus paintings? A stroke of genius. To cover up the Brexit bus lie. Incredible. Never forget. #BorisBusLies https://t.co/X7R0eCQDCr

— Carole Cadwalladr (@carolecadwalla) June 26, 2019

24 hours ago, if you Googled “Boris Bus” or checked out a #BorisBus hashtag you’d get the photo of him in front of the bus with the “We give £350m per week to the EU, Let’s spend that on the NHS” lie on it.

Now you get this: pic.twitter.com/KBVRvGBK1i

— Bethany Black (@BeffernieBlack) June 26, 2019

In the interests of balance, today Sky News gave us a Brexit debate between David Henig, a former international trade negotiator, and Mark Francois, a sort of semi sentient turnip whose closest scrape with glory was losing a staring contest to Will Self.pic.twitter.com/UtFie5g4up

— Graham Lithgow (@grahamlithgow) June 26, 2019

German media is kicking ass these days https://t.co/o8UnCAYmXx

— Peter Jukes (@peterjukes) June 26, 2019

To clarify, there isn't the slightest hope of the UK leaving the EU on 31 October, other than with no deal.

So we have to assume, @DUPLeader, that the DUP now supports no deal.

Businesses, farmers and many many others in NI will be very interested to hear that… https://t.co/NM0goEzoky

— Ian James Parsley (@ianjamesparsley) June 26, 2019

No idea why the Ra bothered, tbh pic.twitter.com/o9RKxOzEtc

— Squinter (@squinteratn) June 26, 2019

Perhaps this is true, I don’t know. What I do know is that advisers advise and leaders made decisions. We desperately need a clear decision on this. Ultimately, that’s down to Jeremy Corbyn. https://t.co/a5BfzwRYXO

— Wes Streeting MP (@wesstreeting) June 26, 2019

No word I've come across better sums up Brexit than "Zugzwang". The German chess term for when you are compelled to move, but where all potential moves are disadvantageous and you just cannot win.

— Otto English (@Otto_English) June 26, 2019

U.S. Special Counsel Mueller to testify before House panels on July 17: statement https://t.co/F8zH7hU8HZ pic.twitter.com/rTaZhC45xk

— Reuters (@Reuters) June 26, 2019

I am pleased to announce that @HouseJudiciary and House Intel will have Special Counsel Robert Mueller testify in open session on July 17, pursuant to a subpoena issued this evening. https://t.co/wR0CEVqpJC

We look forward to having Mr. Mueller testify, as do all Americans. pic.twitter.com/UEKihMEYXI

— Rep. Nadler (@RepJerryNadler) June 26, 2019

Read the letter that House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler and Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff sent to Robert Mueller, accompanying the subpoena 📃👇https://t.co/7grX2dEwO6 pic.twitter.com/S1ii1qXrD1

— NPR (@NPR) June 26, 2019

Schiff told me tonight that it wasn't a friendly subpoena to Mueller, House Judiciary will go first then House Intel, and he says questions won't be limited to the four corners of the report. "That may be his desire but Congress has questions that go beyond the report." pic.twitter.com/RqU7bORTnP

— Manu Raju (@mkraju) June 26, 2019

Top Senate source tells me several senators in both parties are now talking about bringing Mueller to their side of the Cap soon after he appears before the House. Some Rs want to push him on Russia/probe Qs & some Dems want him to detail Russia interference & obstruction issues.

— Robert Costa (@costareports) June 26, 2019

"If Bob Mueller read from the phone book, there would be value in it and Americans would tune in," says Former FBI Assistant Director Frank Figliuzzi. "If he simply recites passages from his report… Americans might be hearing those passages for the first time." pic.twitter.com/sv1FLY8geS

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) June 26, 2019

Main points from the redacted 448-page report by US Special Counsel Robert Mueller pic.twitter.com/tRxh9awqbC

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) June 26, 2019

The Mueller report made clear that the president obstructed justice multiple times. If he were anyone else, he'd be in handcuffs. Attorney General Barr can try to cover for the president all he wants, but the American people deserve to hear the full truth from Mueller himself.

— Elizabeth Warren (@ewarren) June 26, 2019

BREAKING: Attorney General Bill Barr killed seven different investigations started by special counsel Robert Mueller just ten days after he submitted his report. https://t.co/pYKB1pLh4X

— Jon Cooper (@joncoopertweets) June 25, 2019

The idea that Mark Meadows plans to wear his Junior G-Man badge for an afternoon and derail Bob Mueller by cross examining him is tonight’s self-own. Mueller won’t break a sweat the entire day — regardless of who questions him. https://t.co/BEHPhodLXZ

— Tim O'Brien (@TimOBrien) June 26, 2019

This is the livestream from the conversation about the Mueller Report @FrankFigliuzzi1, Chuck Rosenberg & I participated in this morning at Boston College. Thanks for sharing it @MichaelMcboat, I didn't realize it was available. https://t.co/c0MmozVHLq https://t.co/5le4PpbU10

— Joyce Alene (@JoyceWhiteVance) June 26, 2019

Mueller testifying to Congress isn't "Harassment."

You're not even his type. https://t.co/46LEQNGtwJ

— Translate Things (@TranslateThings) June 26, 2019

Former PM Gordon Brown warns of the 'Battle for Britain' as Boris Johnson 'plays the English card' https://t.co/IvQppF7ihF

— The New European – Think Without Borders (@TheNewEuropean) June 25, 2019

Boris Johnson's premiership could be an 'opportunity for disaster', warns ex-civil service chief https://t.co/RkM0xXofxv

— The Independent (@Independent) June 25, 2019

Boris Johnson admits he needs EU help to avoid hard Border https://t.co/Lw1XAGpPB2 pic.twitter.com/ynkiOcFMjA

— Irish Independent (@Independent_ie) June 25, 2019

Thankfully there no other political parties in Northern Ireland and everyone there agrees with the DUP on Brexit so this is cool. https://t.co/EIGdHAjpPB

— Matthew O'Toole (@MatthewOToole2) June 25, 2019

Boris challenges Jeremy Hunt to commit to leaving the EU on Hallowe'en https://t.co/M67VMGmZ67 pic.twitter.com/aLIAO4bjCd

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) June 25, 2019

"This is just willy waving isn't it… what about the good of the country?"

Emma Barnett asks Boris supporter Andrew Mitchell why he has written to Jeremy Hunt asking him to match his October 31st Brexit deadline#newsnight | @Emmabarnett pic.twitter.com/6RczQJeJSo

— BBC Newsnight (@BBCNewsnight) June 25, 2019

How appropriate that a national shitshow which began with a lie on an actual real-life bus should disintegrate with a lie about a made-up imaginary bus. Made of cardboard. A BUS MADE OF CARDBOARD. https://t.co/d44hSsVOxn

— Oh God, What Now? – the politics podcast (@OhGodWhatNowPod) June 25, 2019

SIMON McCOY – NATIONAL TREASURE

CHAPTER 482

On Boris Johnson’s painting buses. @BBCSimonMcCoy pic.twitter.com/EMV1kQ9ALp

— Alex Andreou (@sturdyAlex) June 25, 2019

I now believe Boris Johnson has worn the same socks on 3 of the last 4 days pic.twitter.com/qrBjT32aPd

— John Stevens (@johnestevens) June 25, 2019

A spokesman for Boris Johnson denies he has been wearing the same pair of socks since Saturday and insists he has "multiple" pairs

— John Stevens (@johnestevens) June 25, 2019

Boris Johnson, in 2013, explaining what he does when he’s losing an argument. pic.twitter.com/HPDusKeM9R

— Adam Bienkov (@AdamBienkov) June 25, 2019

Corbyn accused of more 'muddle and confusion' as Labour fails again to agree shift on second Brexit referendum https://t.co/TpLuv46061

— ALASTAIR CAMPBELL (@campbellclaret) June 25, 2019

Acting border chief expected to resign after outrage over kids https://t.co/nqQ8R7yh5p

— Houston Chronicle (@HoustonChron) June 25, 2019

However, month spent on a shutdown, a useless wall, threatening Mexico, slashing aid to Central American countries, threatening raids on noncriminals and to ship asylum seekers to cities could have been spent solving the real problem https://t.co/1qm0y8ASqr

— Jennifer "A man is not a plan" Rubin 🇺🇦🇮🇱 (@JRubinBlogger) June 25, 2019

Seems like Trump wants to do anything to avoid discovery in the census case. One might reasonably wonder why. https://t.co/yACARh3SS1

— Neal Katyal (@neal_katyal) June 25, 2019

If the Supreme Court does what the Trump administration just asked, it will have become no more than a branch of the Trump administration. https://t.co/dY3xDH2e6q

— Slate (@Slate) June 25, 2019

Judge says Democrats can begin collecting Trump financial records in emoluments suit – CNNPolitics https://t.co/fhDOv2aiuV

— julie (@nohumanillegal) June 25, 2019

Why do Dems keep winning in court? Because the legal arguments of @realDonaldTrump suck. He will keep losing in court and keep losing power. He will ironically have shrunk the Presidency.#TuesdayMotivation https://t.co/AiPUPsYZek

— Ted Lieu (@tedlieu) June 25, 2019

I wonder how this manifests politically and/or electorallyhttps://t.co/MywfqLBMSv

— Barry Ritholtz (@Ritholtz) June 25, 2019

Stephanie Grisham, the new White House press secretary, brings a combative style to the job. @emilyaheil and me on Trump’s new spokesperson: https://t.co/HTMes4YaLT

— Paul Farhi (@farhip) June 25, 2019

Trump dismissed a rape allegation by saying that E. Jean Carroll, his accuser, is “not my type.” That he equates rape to sexual desire shows a complete lack of understanding that rape is an act of violence.https://t.co/xjIRH67JlE pic.twitter.com/FAFtW0ewVC

— Ann Telnaes (@AnnTelnaes) June 25, 2019

What an incredible thing to actually sayhttps://t.co/q70oaOJADV

— Sam Stein (@samstein) June 25, 2019

Trump's State Department Chief of Protocol is resigning due to an IG investigation looking into "accusations of intimidating staff and carrying a whip in the office"https://t.co/DyTWBF360r

— Scott Stedman (indefinite hiatus) (@ScottMStedman) June 25, 2019

Iran is not looking for war with America: Iran president https://t.co/e8gpEcvJ7x pic.twitter.com/VS1PRBDpFi

— Reuters (@Reuters) June 25, 2019

BREAKING: Iran's President Rouhani mocks President Trump, says the White House is "afflicted by mental retardation."

— The Associated Press (@AP) June 25, 2019

"You're not going to need an exit strategy. I don't need exit strategies," President Trump says when asked if he has an exit strategy if war breaks out with Iran https://t.co/QmC9Fk6D7O pic.twitter.com/cqVbVzmO9e

— ABC News Politics (@ABCPolitics) June 25, 2019

Trump: "I'm all for Iran…I have tremendous numbers of Iranian friends. They're great people. They're from Iran. They're wonderful people. It's too bad this is happening."

If this weren't so scary it would be comical. pic.twitter.com/vQn5h0KjLW

— Amee Vanderpool (@girlsreallyrule) June 25, 2019

McConnell opens door to vote on Iran war authorization https://t.co/yoRwLuKpk7 pic.twitter.com/NaJnSZWShY

— The Hill (@thehill) June 25, 2019

China to stop all imports of 'meat products' from Canada on Wednesday: media report https://t.co/SeSiUxwxsP pic.twitter.com/TkVEhnU29r

— Reuters (@Reuters) June 25, 2019

🚨2nd-largest #Ebola epidemic has killed >1,500 & is spreading toward large population centers.

John Bolton *eliminated* the position of global health security on the National Security Council.🤬

It’s not “if” it’s WHEN these deadly viruses threaten US‼️https://t.co/7owkI5NpDu

— Dena Grayson, MD, PhD (@DrDenaGrayson) June 25, 2019

Trump hopes new sanctions will bring Iran to negotiating table @barbarastarrcnn reports @TheLeadCNN https://t.co/MBebGTM3f0 pic.twitter.com/0MmxmTahdm

— Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) June 24, 2019

Trump leveled a spate of new sanctions against top Iranian leaders, intensifying the administration's punishing economic penalties following a week of escalating tensions that nearly produced a military strike against the Islamic Republic https://t.co/Px4JTcGKTd pic.twitter.com/p23ZMjuQuc

— POLITICO (@politico) June 25, 2019

Trump said he's placing new sanctions on Iran's Ayatollah Khomeini — he died in 1989 pic.twitter.com/eyvenzcuNs

— NowThis Impact (@nowthisimpact) June 24, 2019

President Trump: "Never can Iran have a nuclear weapon." https://t.co/R9dM57Ofmr pic.twitter.com/VytiWYeTjC

— The Hill (@thehill) June 25, 2019

President Trump: I do not need congressional approval to strike Iran@HillTVLive https://t.co/rpyjB1Re1V pic.twitter.com/a43tGqfQas

— The Hill (@thehill) June 24, 2019

"We have a president who basically runs the same play over and over again, which is he lights everything on fire and then he pretends to put the fire out and claim credit for it," says Colin Kahl, a top national security adviser to President Barack Obama https://t.co/9PY95Td4WU

— ABC News Politics (@ABCPolitics) June 25, 2019

”Trump is now publicly describing his own national security adviser as a dangerous warmonger. ‘John Bolton is absolutely a hawk,” he tells NBC. “If it was up to him, he’d take on the whole world at one time, okay?’ “ https://t.co/ApdZiUFKXw

— John Harwood (@JohnJHarwood) June 24, 2019

Children imprisoned in filth and squalor. This is the reality of Trump’s America. https://t.co/eBgRWJcw26

— Eugene Robinson (@Eugene_Robinson) June 25, 2019

“Almost nobody was looking forward to this operation,” an ICE officer said. “It was a boondoggle, a nightmare.” https://t.co/d3xreUiQcb

— The New Yorker (@NewYorker) June 25, 2019

Have you ever encountered a more dishonest person than Donald Trump?

"The president once again falsely blamed his predecessor for routinely separating families at the border, saying “under President Obama you had separation. I was the one that ended it.”https://t.co/isv7bpxFwc pic.twitter.com/85W8N5i01K

— Steven Greenhouse (@greenhousenyt) June 25, 2019

JUST IN: House Oversight demands Trump administration docs on security clearance overhaul https://t.co/KO5o7IUyEQ pic.twitter.com/cawiPiXnDK

— The Hill (@thehill) June 25, 2019

Every woman in Republican leadership should explain why they continue to defend a man like this. @GOPChairwoman can start and we can work our way down from there: https://t.co/iIoMEUKB6y

— Tom Nichols (@RadioFreeTom) June 24, 2019

Supreme Court rejects bid to hear challenge to Trump steel tariffs https://t.co/41Zgr17eWY pic.twitter.com/AVYBj4UClT

— The Hill (@thehill) June 25, 2019

WASHINGTON (AP) — The email went out from senior EPA officials to Kelly Craft, the U.S. ambassador to Canada. But the email the EPA got back a few hours later wasn’t from the ambassador. It was from her husband, a coal magnate and wealthy GOP donor. https://t.co/pSVuXUIPq2

— Julie Pace (@JuliePace) June 25, 2019

EXCLUSIVE: Trump says it's inappropriate for Megan Rapinoe to protest during anthem https://t.co/7xvOerA4YZ pic.twitter.com/T7wAHA6Bv5

— The Hill (@thehill) June 25, 2019

Trump's 'deal of the century' falls flat in West Bank https://t.co/rK6pdDDqa7

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) June 25, 2019

Jared Kushner to Al Jazeera: "We all have to recognise that if there ever is a deal, it's not going to be along the lines of the Arab Peace Initiative" https://t.co/RvWQ0Ccxcr pic.twitter.com/nrFYQHgvFH

— Al Jazeera Breaking News (@AJENews) June 24, 2019

Kim Jong Un did not rush to trade in his weapons of mass destruction for beachfront condos. Despite the abysmal failure of realestatepolitik in Korea, Trump and Kushner are now attempting to apply it to the West Bank and Gaza Strip. My column: https://t.co/k7Fjhl0xIv

— Max Boot 🇺🇦🇺🇸 (@MaxBoot) June 24, 2019

Trump and Xi to Seal a Deal? Traders Aren't Holding Their Breath https://t.co/Fnc6Q1rm7R

— Jeffrey Levin 🇺🇦 (@jilevin) June 25, 2019

Boris Johnson's first TV interview of the leadership contest (with @bbclaurak) is a must watch, and playing out now. More heat than light on much, including Brexit, but some new gems. My favourite line here: pic.twitter.com/72GvoXCQ1O

— Tom Newton Dunn (@tnewtondunn) June 24, 2019

Watch our interview here https://t.co/RPXBTyXN59 – are his answers good enough for you?

— Laura Kuenssberg (@bbclaurak) June 24, 2019

Just caught up with @bbclaurak interview with @BorisJohnson . He was blagging it from start to finish – totally and utterly out of his depth on Brexit, no grasp of detail and no substance to his so called solutions. How can this man be a serious contender to be our PM?!

— Heidi Allen (@heidiallen75) June 24, 2019

Great parallels between Boris Johnson & Jeremy Corbyn: great campaigners, idolised by fans; twice divorced; hopeless with money; utterly disorganised; scant on detail; avoid media interviews, press conferences or scrutiny

— Michael Crick (@MichaelLCrick) June 24, 2019

Well played whoever created this pic.twitter.com/dAafOaVbXi

— Giles Paley-Phillips (@eliistender10) June 24, 2019

“The Tories, in their terror, have elevated a cavorting charlatan to the steps of Downing Street, and they should expect to pay a full forfeit when voters get the message.” —Max Hastings. Sounds familiar! https://t.co/d7Dn49JmX1

— Max Boot 🇺🇦🇺🇸 (@MaxBoot) June 24, 2019

“We will be cashing in not cashing out… the economy will probably grow faster…”

Boris Johnson supporter Bernard Jenkin MP says preparing for Brexit without a withdrawal agreement makes leaving without a deal "much less likely”
 #newsnight | @maitlis | @bernardjenkin pic.twitter.com/jirDCUR7Pd

— BBC Newsnight (@BBCNewsnight) June 24, 2019

Going ahead with Brexit means reducing our ability to fix child poverty, social care, inequality, the housing crisis and properly fund our NHS. The public deserves a final chance to reject it.https://t.co/FAk3aeK3Cj

— David Lammy (@DavidLammy) June 24, 2019

Opinion: The president loves to intensify a crisis and then declare victory by ending it https://t.co/MqAmQEGAdh

— POLITICO (@politico) June 21, 2019

Trump: I want to launch against Iran now.

Pence: Your fiery boldness inspires us all, sir.

Trump: Hold on, I've had second thoughts.

Pence: Sir, no president has ever had your sense of prudence and restraint. Let us all kneel in gratitude. https://t.co/dqa6G4cg5b

— Michael Freeman (@michaelpfreeman) June 21, 2019

My take: A wobbly Donald Trump decided not to strike Iran. We should be glad. https://t.co/O3IakXuQic via ⁦@USATODAY⁩

— Tom Nichols (@RadioFreeTom) June 21, 2019

Fox and Friends host slams Trump on scuttled Iran strike: "There are consequences for non-action" https://t.co/DVNQ0M3F5P pic.twitter.com/fvyU8Of6C5

— The Hill (@thehill) June 21, 2019

Iran strike by Trump could trigger regional retaliation @tomforemancnn reports @TheLeadCNN https://t.co/upBHi73GQs pic.twitter.com/aJ6LYb5hqO

— Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) June 21, 2019

Good lord pic.twitter.com/YdelngMhNa

— Jamie Bartlett (@JamieJBartlett) June 21, 2019

Chennai, India is a city of about 8.5 million, about the same size as Chicago.

It ran out of water this week. And it's exactly as dire as it sounds.

We are in a climate emergency. https://t.co/yI2zw5sj0K

— Eric Holthaus (@EricHolthaus) June 21, 2019

Former Pink Floyd frontman sold off more than $21 million worth of his guitars, donating the money to a nonprofit environmental group. https://t.co/fSH1wPjI31

— HuffPost (@HuffPost) June 21, 2019

Dolphins are washing up dead at a disturbing rate this year — and scientists aren't sure why https://t.co/FzGCqYh6e6

— TIME (@TIME) June 21, 2019

Police were called to the address of UK prime minister favorite Boris Johnson to investigate concerns for the welfare of a woman after a neighbor heard a loud altercation https://t.co/BZgqIE5zQT pic.twitter.com/o8HY5oZ72p

— Reuters (@Reuters) June 21, 2019

Original @jimwaterson scoop will dominate tmrws papers and could change dynamic of race to Number 10 https://t.co/TWHUkufe9e

— Laura Kuenssberg (@bbclaurak) June 21, 2019

Betting markets, I would love to see what this did to Boris' electability in a chart. Go! https://t.co/1YtoBPtpkF

— Brendan Hasenstab (@pierrepont) June 21, 2019

Even the paper that pays Johnson £5k a week is splashing on the domestic row story pic.twitter.com/5o2AdUck7W

— Matthew Garrahan (@MattGarrahan) June 21, 2019

Plato argued that the most important qualities in a statesman were truthfulness and expertise. Boris Johnson has spent his lifetime dealing in untruths https://t.co/8X58ZlAf5Y

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) June 21, 2019

If we'd had more principled, decent, honest journalists like @eddiemair, I doubt very much we'd now be in the utterly ridiculous predicament of this man presumably still being the favourite to become our PM. https://t.co/wLUzVv9KpZ

— Tim Walker (@ThatTimWalker) June 21, 2019

The Transatlantic Triumph of Trumpism: Boris Johnson – A Plan Years in the Making https://t.co/eUBMtppTGW via @BylineTimes

— Peter Jukes (@peterjukes) June 21, 2019

Here's how he did it. And the challenge that lies ahead.https://t.co/VmM0LPRloZ

— Paul Waugh MP (@paulwaugh) June 20, 2019

I'm still trying to process the way that, after deciding in 2016 that they had no interest in Boris Johnson being their leader, Conservative MPs then watched him dramatically screw up everything he attempted for the next three years, which somehow changed their minds.

— Hugo Rifkind (@hugorifkind) June 20, 2019

As mayor of London, Boris Johnson preached the virtues of the single market and immigration. During the Brexit referendum he changed his tune https://t.co/0hmGridctw

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) June 20, 2019

Friday's Guardian: "It's Johnson versus Hunt. But was the result fixed?" (via @AllieHBNews) #bbcpapers #tomorrowspaperstoday pic.twitter.com/OAcZ9oCGio

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) June 20, 2019

The contest between Johnson and Hunt is about who can win a looming general election | Anand Menon and Alan Wager https://t.co/hlVyuPzzZS pic.twitter.com/x0qSGKxKFp

— Eoin Christ (@Papillons888) June 20, 2019

Michael Barnier stressed the unity of the 27 members with Ireland and its commitment to the Withdrawal Agreement.https://t.co/fIQ7WQk4PG?

— #Think32 (@Think32_) June 20, 2019

Chancellor Philip Hammond says he can't imagine a Conservative government "actively pursuing a no-deal #Brexit", suggesting it could "risk the Union, our economic prosperity and a general election"https://t.co/Nf6t8B8ib6
https://t.co/QCUxzVcjf7

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) June 20, 2019

It’s Boris Johnson or Jeremy Hunt to be the next Tory leader and PM – the internet reactshttps://t.co/zcNmzXO2Gm pic.twitter.com/sjfWc3hpZa

— The Poke (@ThePoke) June 20, 2019

#bbcqt on my patch tonight. The people of Tottenham see right through the charlatan doing all he can to get the keys to number 10.

"I find it hard to believe why people are so hypnotised by Boris Johnson."pic.twitter.com/V7E7qBXkI8

— David Lammy (@DavidLammy) June 20, 2019

Footage shows foreign office minister Mark Field MP removing a protestor from the Mansion House dinner earlier this evening.

“It looks to be a very difficult situation for everyone concerned,” says @AlistairBurtUK #newsnight  | @KirstyWark pic.twitter.com/KcrKdQs40C

— BBC Newsnight (@BBCNewsnight) June 20, 2019

Jesus. Big test for @Jeremy_Hunt tonight, as his right hand man Mark Field goes full rocky on a peaceful protestor.

— Harry Cole (@MrHarryCole) June 20, 2019

We started with @pbump’s list of Trump’s visits to his properties. Compared it to govt and campaign spending. Saw when his visits brought $. https://t.co/Sv4rOxf0Wo

— David Fahrenthold (@Fahrenthold) June 20, 2019

Having Hope Hicks sit at the witness table quietly as Trump’s lawyers objected to basic questions over and over and over again would have been pretty compelling television, and likely would’ve shifted public views in ways that this transcript never will. https://t.co/pWwrE3a1mL

— follow @ryanjreilly on bluesky, signal in bio (@ryanjreilly) June 20, 2019

Raptors coach on whether NBA champs would visit Trump White House: “Lets go see Trudeau” https://t.co/r0nbJo7urU pic.twitter.com/Np7Qr5lqub

— The Hill (@thehill) June 20, 2019

Prediction: Trump will pull a cruise missile & B52 stand-off airstrike very soon to satisfy Senators Cotton & Graham demand for attacks. He WILL attack Iran w/a limited strike that will spiral out of control. We are going to war. That’s almost certain. https://t.co/3DDlFKS5j2

— Malcolm Nance (@MalcolmNance) June 20, 2019

Pres. Trump “probably has the authority to respond in some measured way consistent with the laws of armed conflict,” former US Homeland Security Secy. Jeh Johnson says when asked about a possible military response against Iran after US drone was shot down https://t.co/xnWtSjplpO pic.twitter.com/oMrD2SKuSg

— CNN (@CNN) June 20, 2019

Sr WH official tells me it's Bolton vs Trump on how to proceed on Iran. Trump does not want conflict. Pompeo, Pence, Esper are “swing votes.” Pompeo is "a triangulator," source tells @MichLKosinski, "the goal is re-establishing deterrence, but that is still very risky.”

— Alex Marquardt (@MarquardtA) June 20, 2019

Trump’s commentary today about the drone Iran shot down in the Strait of Hormuz illustrates one potential danger his pathological narcissism presents to the nation’s security. His narcissistic instinct will virtually always be to place himself at the center of attention, …

— George Conway ⚖️🇺🇸 (@gtconway3d) June 20, 2019

Schumer: 'We're worried' Trump 'and the administration may bumble into a war' with Iran #MTPDaily pic.twitter.com/E63whKZAM1

— Meet the Press (@MeetThePress) June 20, 2019

Andrew Grice is right. All candidates are promising the moon on a stick. This contest confirms Brexit can't be done https://t.co/NK60NwydVN

— John Rentoul (@JohnRentoul) June 19, 2019

The result of the third round of the Tory leadership contest, with second round votes in brackets:

• Boris Johnson 143 (126)
• Jeremy Hunt 54 (46)
• Michael Gove 51 (41)
• Sajid Javid 38 (33)

Eliminated:

• Rory Stewarthttps://t.co/sET14xZI4p pic.twitter.com/ovRqPkJm1z

— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) June 19, 2019

Tory MPs warned of the possibility of THREE votes tomorrow if there is a tie… result would come after 9:30pm pic.twitter.com/eOmuCdZVM0

— Alex Wickham (@alexwickham) June 19, 2019

His prescription was flawed but Rory Stewart was the only candidate giving an accurate account of the reality of the political situation as it actually is. We are left with four candidates who, to lesser of greater degrees, are not and will not. In the end it will cost them.

— Lewis Goodall (@lewis_goodall) June 19, 2019

Come join me tomorrow evening 6pm at Underbelly Festival Garden South Bank – for a thank you and a continuing walking talk… pic.twitter.com/Va27jbe5Su

— Rory Stewart (@RoryStewartUK) June 19, 2019

Tory leadership candidates: behold my majestic unicorn
Rory Stewart: Er, that's a donkey with a cornetto on its head.
Tory MPs: you're fired.

— Rafael Behr (@rafaelbehr) June 19, 2019

The only possible conclusion of Stewart’s defeat is that the Tories have finally given up on reality. They don’t want to hear the truth because they can’t afford to.

My take on the slow-motion death of the party of government https://t.co/CjMHVpVaSY

— Jonathan Lis (@jonlis1) June 19, 2019

Well, if nothing else Rory Stewart is in a better position for next year’s Tory leadership election…

— alexmassie (@alexmassie) June 19, 2019

If Gove isn’t a Brexiter then how many of the 52% ‘aren’t Brexiters’ either? Is this not an implicit recognition that the vision of Brexit being pushed through, whatever it is, is not ‘the will of the people’? https://t.co/rjAiRMvIoT

— Peter Geoghegan @ democracyforsale.substack (@PeterKGeoghegan) June 19, 2019

From Thatcher to Brexit: this Tory folly was 40 years in the making | Martin Kettle https://t.co/Mgjc3aCQGx

— The Guardian (@guardian) June 19, 2019

Labour should go full Remain. They are out of power now anyway, and the Tories are about to be led by someone tied to promising an undeliverable Brexit. A combination of left-centre economics and anti-Brexit would bring in left and centre. Surely worth a go.

— Stig Abell (@StigAbell) June 19, 2019

Source says no final decision yet from shadow cabinet on whether should officially become Remain party – Corbyn expected to meet union leaders on Monday, then make a statement after shadow cabinet NEXT Tuesday

— Laura Kuenssberg (@bbclaurak) June 19, 2019

Breaking: The European Commission is due to publish shortly its version of the so-called Mapping Exercise on North-South cooperation which largely informed the evolution of the UK-EU Joint Report, the Backstop and the Withdrawal Agreement

— Tony Connelly (@tconnellyRTE) June 19, 2019

“spending plans… suggest that Leo Varadkar’s government is prepared to resist any British pressure to make concessions on the “backstop” deal struck for the Irish border.“
https://t.co/eIrsctv3h5

— David Phinnemore (@DPhinnemore) June 19, 2019

The Senate has agreed to vote Thursday on blocking Donald Trump's arms sale to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirateshttps://t.co/NivFcY8VEN

— POLITICO (@politico) June 19, 2019

U.N. Report Calls for Investigation of Saudi Crown Prince in Khashoggi Killing https://t.co/Nyc7D2I4vw

— Thomas Kaine (@thomaskaine5) June 19, 2019

As late as March 2019, Khashoggi kill team mastermind Saad Qahtani's name appeared on a document allegedly ordering a cyber attack against the Guardian newspaper. This despite months of assurances by Saudi interlocutors that Qahtani had been sidelined https://t.co/OXawh8CF5f

— Borzou Daragahi 🖊🗒 (@borzou) June 19, 2019

Only 41% of people in Western Europe now think vaccines are safe.

With measles cases soaring, the misinformation spread by anti-vaxxers is deadly.

Worried parents: please consider checking out clear, evidence-based NHS info on vaccines.

Links below. https://t.co/Cx3M9RDEcW

— Dr Rachel Clarke (@doctor_oxford) June 19, 2019

Not a headline you see every day https://t.co/DKFLOacJls

— Dli O’Doir (@dli_odoir) June 19, 2019

EXCLUSIVE: Following Trump's takeover of DC's July 4th events, the Trump Hotel, which almost never sells out, is sold out on the 3rd and 4th of July. On the 5th, the prices are double the average for the cheapest room available in comparable luxury hotels. https://t.co/hLucHK2YAd

— Citizens for Ethics (@CREWcrew) June 19, 2019

Deutsche Bank is under *criminal* investigation. Includes some transactions linked to Kushner. https://t.co/9Jyjv2M0Qe

— Scott Stedman (indefinite hiatus) (@ScottMStedman) June 19, 2019

Judge to reconsider whether discrimination behind Trump census citizenship question https://t.co/ho30IXv5RC pic.twitter.com/Sx9tqb9ZL5

— The Hill (@thehill) June 19, 2019

Trump administration replaces Obama-era power plant rule, in boost to coal https://t.co/iddJhdtthx via @ReutersTV pic.twitter.com/i1cJ0mhMxj

— Reuters (@Reuters) June 19, 2019

The Irish PM says he didn’t have time for a detailed discussion during Trump’s visit.

Why? Because the WH scheduled it at the last minute, needing something “official” for Trump’s golf vacation.

One hour in an airport lounge. https://t.co/985SfD6KKB pic.twitter.com/warRY0Ztkt

— S.V. Dáte (@svdate) June 19, 2019

"In avoiding impeachment inquiries, Democrats are disheartening both voters who elected them into office and the organizers who helped galvanize them. This could prove detrimental in 2020…"

BARS from @K_JeanPierre! https://t.co/7xfj1kd2zF

— W. Kamau Bell (@wkamaubell) June 19, 2019

Translation: Delete your account. https://t.co/7EBazInK4L

— pourmecoffee (@pourmecoffee) June 19, 2019

In the Tory leadership debate, the rare glimmers of truth were even more painful than the lies | Tom Peck https://t.co/MErppm6mtL

— The Independent (@Independent) June 18, 2019

Prime-ministerial contenders trade blows over Brexit https://t.co/OSmSu8hD4g

— Financial Times (@FT) June 18, 2019

There’s four drunks and a designated driver talking crap about me on the television pic.twitter.com/TyWVDaoO7c

— The Irish Border (@BorderIrish) June 18, 2019

Rory Stewart has gone through every stage of a drunken night out in just 30 minutes. #BBCOurNextPM pic.twitter.com/cNiQXzvLaE

— Niall McGarry (@MrNiallMcGarry) June 18, 2019

The way these guys say Saj, like he's their only Asian friend.

— Aditya Chakrabortty (@chakrabortty) June 18, 2019

Still at least we know why Boris Johnson was hiding now. He's shit. #OurNextPrimeMinister

— Otto English (@Otto_English) June 18, 2019

I think we can now see why Johnson’s camp were so keen to keep him hidden! A great hosing gush of unconvincing waffle whenever he opened his mouth, and a failure to prepare for even the most obvious pitfalls, eg Heathrow.

— Robert Harris (@Robert___Harris) June 18, 2019

"I won the debate," Michael Gove tells our political editor @NicholasWatt

"But back in Westminster you don't have much momentum do you?"

"I'm against momentum, Nick."

MORE 22:30 @BBCTwo | #Newsnight | #BBCOurNextPM | @michaelgove pic.twitter.com/20IMgYiPRT

— BBC Newsnight (@BBCNewsnight) June 18, 2019

You can hear Donald Tusk laughing all the way from Brussels. https://t.co/783OtaADPI

— David Yelland (@davidyelland) June 18, 2019

So committed to Brexit are members of the Conservative and Unionist Party that they would be willing to see Scotland (63%) and Northern Ireland (59%) leave the UK in order to secure it. https://t.co/9iJKlB292v pic.twitter.com/4j7bCPg6aK

— YouGov (@YouGov) June 18, 2019

Jeremy Corbyn to move Labour’s position to endorse referendum and remain

Scoop by @oliver_wright https://t.co/EHQfnkHa2W

— Sam Coates Sky (@SamCoatesSky) June 18, 2019

Trump supporters await the president's appearance at an Orlando, Florida, rally tonight, in which he will kick off his reelection bid. https://t.co/NokWWgniV6 pic.twitter.com/CJ1t3aKjNR

— ABC News (@ABC) June 18, 2019

The newspaper in Orlando, where the president is set to officially kick off his re-election bid Tuesday, has already announced its 2020 White House endorsement: anyone but Donald Trump https://t.co/KLdTVIHhtc

— POLITICO (@politico) June 18, 2019

The Fake News doesn’t report it, but Republican enthusiasm is at an all time high. Look what is going on in Orlando, Florida, right now! People have never seen anything like it (unless you play a guitar). Going to be wild – See you later!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 18, 2019

This is Randal he tells me this is his 50th Trump rally and he “bleeds one colour; red, white and blue”. pic.twitter.com/35399n4CQR

— Charles Croucher (@ccroucher9) June 18, 2019

"Trump’s threat to unleash deportations — while a genuine humanitarian menace — is also a reminder that on his signature issue, Trump is caught in a feedback loop of failure." https://t.co/2DdZBk4Bd9

— ryan cooper (@ryanlcooper) June 18, 2019

This seems like a good time to remind everyone that the Trump administration is actively supporting a lawsuit that would rip away protections for 130 million Americans with pre-existing conditions while providing absolutely no alternative. https://t.co/itdRAPFnnl

— Chris Murphy 🟧 (@ChrisMurphyCT) June 18, 2019

Four years ago Donald Trump slid down an escalator and changed America forever – but he'll need to do a lot more to win in 2020 https://t.co/0lr7GfKpyZ

— The Independent (@Independent) June 18, 2019

The US currently doesn't have:

— A Defense Secretary
— A Homeland Security Secretary
— A United Nations Ambassador
— A White House Chief of Staff https://t.co/uPfrgjnCL9

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

Bill Barr says he doesn't care about his legacy, and that "everybody dies." And that's fair: Life isn't a popularity contest. But when I'm gone, I'd like my wife, my daughter, and at least a handful of my fellow citizens to think I was something more than just a Mob lawyer.

— Tom Nichols (@RadioFreeTom) June 18, 2019

He knows that when he leaves the White house he’s subject to criminal prosecution. He will NEVER leave willingly. https://t.co/iLXwyLFKqx

— Tom Steyer (@TomSteyer) June 17, 2019

moments ago, @SenateMajLdr McConnell on #Reparations: "I don't want reparations for something that happened 150 years ago…we've tried to deal with the original sin of slavery by passing civil rights legislation and electing an African American president…."

— Judy Woodruff (@JudyWoodruff) June 18, 2019

It is very unusual – perhaps entirely unprecedented – for such a high-ranking DOJ official to be involved in the specific prison designation for a particular inmate. Anyone else in this situation goes to Rikers and that’s that.https://t.co/wtHrP66hCp

— Elie Honig (@eliehonig) June 18, 2019

The strange, sad saga of Patrick Shanahan is part of a much bigger problem. https://t.co/EfssvFrfLv

— Slate (@Slate) June 18, 2019

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo: "We have been engaged in many messages, even this moment right here, communicating to Iran that we are there to deter aggression. President Trump does not want war." pic.twitter.com/JaUflgUN7V

— The Hill (@thehill) June 18, 2019

U.S.'s Hook to meet European officials on Iran in Paris next week https://t.co/K1bhWkGMBF

— Reuters Iran (@ReutersIran) June 18, 2019

“Trump says he will meet with China’s Xi at G-20 summit amid escalating trade war” https://t.co/D5pevZtRfy

— Josh Kraushaar (@JoshKraushaar) June 18, 2019

Facebook Has a New Cryptocurrency, and It's Very Different From Bitcoin https://t.co/uts2BBtHVQ

— Jeffrey Levin 🇺🇦 (@jilevin) June 18, 2019

The great ⁦@drvox⁩ on the state of the necessary global energy transition (1/x): “First, we’re still moving in the wrong direction. Carbon emissions aren’t falling fast enough. In fact, they aren’t falling at all; they were up 1.7 percent in 2018.” https://t.co/AzhG62eRMS

— David Wallace-Wells (@dwallacewells) June 18, 2019

Breaking News: President Trump ordered another 1,000 troops to the Middle East and vowed again that Iran would not be allowed to develop a nuclear weapon https://t.co/AKtFY93GkH

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

The confluence of events will test Trump’s weak appetite for military action, his ability to rally allies he has frequently snubbed and his seriousness about actually striking the better deal with the Iranians that he once promised. https://t.co/6MbcJvC7am

— Nahal Toosi (@nahaltoosi) June 17, 2019

Iran is essentially threatening to shorten its timeline to develop a nuclear weapon, an outcome President Trump has said he'd take military action to prevent. Here's what you need to know. https://t.co/o0kHAsKqGO

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

The president of the United States just tweeted the chyron from a Fox News segment that encouraged a U.S. military strike on Iran.

Left, Fox's America's Newsroom, 11:46 a.m.
Right, Trump, 11:49 a.m. pic.twitter.com/uUewdZYpuo

— Matthew Gertz (@MattGertz) June 17, 2019

Al Jazeera presenter Mehdi Hasan on Gulf tanker attacks:

“Even if it turns out Iran was behind these attacks – just goes to show pulling out of the Iran nuclear deal was the disaster a lot of us said it would be when Donald Trump did it”#PoliticsLivehttps://t.co/um7gGIYmoA pic.twitter.com/QHfjbfqISs

— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) June 17, 2019

Trump supporters lining up 40 hours ahead of re-election campaign launch rally https://t.co/liB2Fo8gZg pic.twitter.com/gOZEYmR07L

— The Hill (@thehill) June 17, 2019

Trump 2020 launch marred by pollster purge @kaitlancollins reports @TheLeadCNN https://t.co/9DzOBbXjDX pic.twitter.com/G2GFhfa79X

— Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) June 17, 2019

Donald Trump doesn’t normally talk to journalists who won’t indulge his cult of personality. His big ABC interview with George Stephanopoulos showed why. https://t.co/bzfUAKXXWF

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) June 17, 2019

JUST NOW: What gets you in trouble in the White House?

–violating the Hatch Act: No
–Lying to the press: No
–denigrating John McCain: No.

Coughing out-loud? BINGO!!!!!

@NewDaypic.twitter.com/Ka9HzP3Ryp

— John Berman (@JohnBerman) June 17, 2019

President Trump is facing a rebellion within his own party. https://t.co/3toVWiiua4

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) June 17, 2019

Horrendous beyond words. It's straight out of Kazuo Ishiguro's terrifying novel Never Let Me Go. Or another hideous scenario from Years and Years.
But this is real. https://t.co/XbSuXN73PE

— George Monbiot (@GeorgeMonbiot) June 17, 2019

China's President Xi to visit North Korea this week https://t.co/8oO6hAY4EN pic.twitter.com/prfhlzL3fr

— Reuters (@Reuters) June 17, 2019

China Takes Responsibility For "Explosion" Near North Korean Border; Denies Nuclear Test Rumors https://t.co/1FYoRvCH49

— zerohedge (@zerohedge) June 17, 2019

India slaps back at U.S. with tariffs, lobbing small but strategic strike ahead of G-20 summit https://t.co/x4bBWbtXDt

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 17, 2019

As the Tory leadership contest moves onto the second ballot, LBC's political editor explains how the six remaining candidates get whittled down to the final two.#ToryLeadershipContest pic.twitter.com/z22ttFqsST

— LBC (@LBC) June 17, 2019

The risk aversion of @BorisJohnson is something to behold. Every other Tory candidate is taking questions from newspapers, TV and radio in a 4th estate or “lobby” hustings. The only one who has refused such scrutiny is the one who still makes a living writing for @Telegraph.

— Robert Peston (@Peston) June 17, 2019

More silence from Boris after rivals’ plain talking hits the buffers | John Crace https://t.co/DEIYa4KodK

— John Crace (@JohnJCrace) June 17, 2019

First hustings completed.
As the odds show – the public’s view is cementing.@BorisJohnson vs @RoryStewartUK would produce a truly riveting contest that would help improve our brand & would be followed not just by the Party faithful but a country we must urgently re-engage with. pic.twitter.com/RJUV32R8zR

— Tobias Ellwood MP (@Tobias_Ellwood) June 16, 2019

Well, he's certainly rattled someone. @roryforleader https://t.co/V75KownyYH

— Ian Acheson 🇬🇧🇮🇪 (@NotThatBigIan) June 17, 2019

Despair at the charlatan @BorisJohnson ever being PM fuels the unlikely rise of @RoryStewartUK as a credible Tory Leadership contender. But don’t be fooled – he is as Tory establishment as they come, wants to deliver #Brexit & hates modern , outward looking Scotish democracy.

— Michael Russell (@Feorlean) June 17, 2019

I think he’ll probably find we think the same about him. https://t.co/p1pHbolEOu

— Nicola Sturgeon (@NicolaSturgeon) June 17, 2019

The man who wrote a pamphlet describing the GFA as "a moral stain" has, I regret to inform you, committed A Take. https://t.co/d05DiyfuxF

— Tim O'Connor (@timoconnorbl) June 17, 2019

Tory leadership race: Why are MPs lining up behind Boris Johnson? https://t.co/12r4DgWiVW

— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) June 17, 2019

Channel 4 accused of 'sidelining' hard Brexiteer in 'biased' Tory leadership debate #C4Debate https://t.co/EIIarq4Ulc pic.twitter.com/B9WfHao4lC

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) June 17, 2019

Commentary on last night's C4 #ToryLeadership debate: tl;dr. All you need to know is that @BorisJohnson avoided having to face @RoryStewartUK. As long as Rory is eliminated before the BBC debate on Tuesday evening then it's job done for Boris. If he's not, then he has a problem.

— Tim Bale (@ProfTimBale) June 17, 2019

New rules : you can evade journalists and still be the Prime Minister – especially if you have your own house journal of uncritical coverage https://t.co/ZBrmyxDEtY

— emily bell (@emilybell) June 17, 2019

You don’t need to read a single article on the Tory leadership battle today. Save yourself hours with @mortenmorland’s cartoon in the @thesundaytimes. pic.twitter.com/1TXvw2fHyL

— Alex Andreou (@sturdyAlex) June 16, 2019

There’s something really poignant about all these voices of conservatism lining up to utterly debase themselves on the altar of an utter charlatan. pic.twitter.com/29ZgkXV1Hp

— Godspeed You Black Tamperer (ft Maya) (@twlldun) June 17, 2019

What is the actual point of these TV leadership debates when it’s only 120,000 Tory Party members (9,000 in Scotland) who’ll get a vote?
Anyone else in Scotland getting the feeling that their future’s being decided for them and not by them? Again. #C4Debate

— Alan Ferrier (@alanferrier) June 16, 2019

I’ve successfully infiltrated the Tory leadership campaigns and got one of them to start a tweet with “Every older person should die” https://t.co/ySGg7R12OX

— Owen Jones (@OwenJones84) June 16, 2019

Talks to restore Stormont descend into a war of words on twitter @AlexKane221b | @malodohertyhttps://t.co/tKtewZCaj1 pic.twitter.com/2MpAiCoOYw

— Vinny Hurrell (@vinnybelfast) June 17, 2019

Who said people don't want democracy? Autocrats, beware. #HongKong https://t.co/9S5pe3ZAOm pic.twitter.com/aF7uHaQltF

— Kenneth Roth (@KenRoth) June 17, 2019

Timelapse footage shows Hong Kong demonstrators filling the streets in protest against extradition bill.

Nearly 2 million of the city's 7 million people turned out on Sunday, according to estimates by protest organizers. https://t.co/SXnuyyf99B pic.twitter.com/Hj9rdRhrEH

— ABC News (@ABC) June 17, 2019

China’s Huawei expects a $30 billion dent in revenue—for the first time quantifying the potential impact of the U.S. blacklisting https://t.co/wvf5yo1ilD

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) June 17, 2019

Breaking News: Iran announced plans to enrich more uranium soon. It would be a violation of the 2015 nuclear deal that the U.S. withdrew from last year.https://t.co/bHGD53JYSI

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

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says while the U.S. does not want a war with Iran, President Donald Trump is considering 'a full range of options' to stop it from getting a nuclear weapon. More here: https://t.co/u1nwrUr4uZ pic.twitter.com/8JVBXs9hqN

— Reuters (@Reuters) June 17, 2019

News Analysis: For any president, accusing another country of an act of war presents a challenge to overcome skepticism at home and abroad. For President Trump, it is far more daunting. https://t.co/graAPpOIqR

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

Pentagon and intelligence officials described broad hesitation to go into detail with Trump about operations against Russia for concern over his reaction—and the possibility that he might revoke it or discuss it with foreign officials.

That's terrifying.https://t.co/ae5QwBpqbi

— Citizens for Ethics (@CREWcrew) June 17, 2019

.@MaddowBlog: In response to discouraging polls, Pres. Trump concocts conspiracy theory.https://t.co/SyfJilsHgH

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) June 17, 2019

A person familiar with the purge said the firings were less about the accuracy of the polling and more about meeting the President's demands. Another person with knowledge of the discussions refuted this, saying it was about the leaks. https://t.co/rjcvQRMGoD

— Betsy Klein (@betsy_klein) June 17, 2019

Pres. Trump says he “might” turn over his “financial statement” to Congress.

“I hope they get it, because it’s a fantastic financial statement,” he tells @GStephanopoulos in the Oval Office. https://t.co/8q0FwFD9qt pic.twitter.com/fw1tIc0vxO

— ABC News (@ABC) June 17, 2019