@CNN: Christopher Wylie, a former Cambridge Analytica employee who blew the whistle on its alleged misuse of Facebook data, told Congress that the company engaged in efforts to discourage or suppress voting https://t.co/1MlRVje0gJ https://t.co/xBWrM7CDlS

May 16, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

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@CNN: Christopher Wylie, a former Cambridge Analytica employee who blew the whistle on its alleged misuse of Facebook data, told Congress that the company engaged in efforts to discourage or suppress voting https://t.co/1MlRVje0gJ https://t.co/xBWrM7CDlS

@CNN: Could brands save millions and help preserve the environment just by slightly changing their logos to use less ink? One designer thinks so. https://t.co/JuTxJopzmr https://t.co/L603sbD4FD

@CNN: Dead sea lions with gunshot wounds are washing up near Seattle https://t.co/i5pApsT7vk https://t.co/fmjpDiYVuj

@CNN: Presidential candidate John Hickenlooper knocks DC politicians: They just spend their time “pointing fingers” https://t.co/Cj2DciuTiZ https://t.co/hFbd1ESuYl

@CNN: Alan Bean, the 4th person to walk on the moon, dies at 86 https://t.co/L8kfFmZ5GX https://t.co/r0b9Htw8nN

@CNN: The wreck of Australia’s oldest submarine has been discovered off the coast of Papua New Guinea after disappearing without a trace 103 years ago https://t.co/g6XSvP6UDG https://t.co/Ob4sd9O4uF

@CNN: 4 presidents come together to pay tribute to former first lady Barbara Bush https://t.co/AvwjHytVLw https://t.co/nOmTdl0S5N

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