TV One
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Aunty Maxine says don't come for her, she's got the gavel and she's not afraid to use it! Watch the #ImageAwards50 honoree bring the audience to their feet with her powerful speech. Catch the Encore on NOW or again this afternoon at 2/1c on #TVOne. #RepresentExcellence

https://twitter.com/tvonetv/status/1112371040544387073

This teacher gives away 80% of his income to help families in need. And he just won a $1 million prize 🍎🏆

https://twitter.com/BuzzFeedNews/status/1112439922021916672

Aaron Rupar
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The Post should think twice about uncritically repeating Trump’s crude insults in headlines.

The Washington Post
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Trump and GOP target "pencil-neck" Adam Schiff as their post-Mueller villain

https://twitter.com/atrupar/status/1112004942854791169

Aaron Rupar
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Imagine posturing as a news site and getting mad publicly that the president didn’t recognize your kissing up

One America News
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President Trump recently gave a speech, thanking his supporters in the media. Not a single mention of One America News -- one of his GREATEST supporters...

@OANN calls bullshit...

https://twitter.com/atrupar/status/1111996396331327488

David Hogg, an activist who survived the Parkland, Fla., school shooting, requested on Friday that a photo of his death be publicized if he is ever a victim of gun violence.

Hogg took to Twitter to share a photo of a sticker placed on the back of his ID card, part of a gun violence prevention project requesting that such photos be publicized in the event of one's death.

“In the event that I die from gun violence, please publicize the photo of my death,” the sticker reads.



https://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/436563-parklands-david-hogg-requests-photo-of-his-death-be-publicized

Campaigning for Ukraine’s presidential election had just begun to heat up when the authorities announced they had thwarted a Russian plot to use Facebook to undermine the vote.

Unlike the 2016 interference in the United States, which centered on fake Facebook pages created by Russians in faraway St. Petersburg, the operation in Ukraine this year had a clever twist. It tried to circumvent Facebook’s new safeguards by paying Ukrainian citizens to give a Russian agent access to their personal pages.

In a video confession published by the S.B.U., Ukraine’s domestic intelligence service, a man it identified as the Russian agent said that he resided in Kiev, Ukraine’s capital, and that his Russian handlers had ordered him “to find people in Ukraine on Facebook who wanted to sell their accounts or temporarily rent them out.”

“As I learned,” said the man, who was not identified by name, “their goal was to use those accounts to publish political ads or to plant fake articles.”

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/03/29/world/europe/ukraine-russia-election-tampering-propaganda.html?smid=nytcore-ios-share