@CNN: Facebook is looking into ties between one of its current employees and Cambridge Analytica, the controversial data firm that worked for Trump’s presidential campaign and was suspended by the social media company Friday https://t.co/Ze5bb55O50 https://t.co/ot90KuWgQH

March 18, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

Facebook is looking into ties between one of its current employees and Cambridge Analytica, the controversial data firm that worked for Trump's presidential campaign and was suspended by the social media company Friday https://t.co/Ze5bb55O50 pic.twitter.com/ot90KuWgQH

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@CNN: Facebook is looking into ties between one of its current employees and Cambridge Analytica, the controversial data firm that worked for Trump’s presidential campaign and was suspended by the social media company Friday https://t.co/Ze5bb55O50 https://t.co/ot90KuWgQH

@CNN: A federal government transparency website made public dozens, if not hundreds, of Social Security numbers and other personal information in a design error during a system upgrade https://t.co/j5XvAU9uA2

@CNN: 62 years ago, Rosa Parks stood up for civil rights by sitting down https://t.co/Jno7hIFIZH https://t.co/WKnBVobk8v

@CNN: A lawsuit filed by ten current and former Tinder executives accuses former CEO Greg Blatt of groping and sexually harassing a vice president of the company https://t.co/EDEVPSlL7J https://t.co/EzbWkulsBt

@CNN: Three terrorism trends converged in the sickening New Zealand attacks | By Peter Bergen, a CNN national security analyst, for @CNNOpinion https://t.co/MbaJBiZG3T https://t.co/q2CueccV4Q

@CNN: The Justice Department is expected to release a report detailing the cost of Robert Mueller’s investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 US elections next week https://t.co/KUkGRMI6dD https://t.co/jDCbAxbtlX

@CNN: RT @CNNPolitics: The Department of Justice may bring charges against the man found not guilty in Kate Steinle’s murder https://t.co/9MzlzstniV https://t.co/wkTqnC6khV

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