@CNN: Facebook removed hundreds of pages it says posed as independent news sites in eastern Europe and elsewhere but were actually run by employees at Russian state-owned news agency Sputnik https://t.co/E9FKtWo72L https://t.co/sg6suRAZcO

January 17, 2019 / The Arbiter / CNN

Facebook removed hundreds of pages it says posed as independent news sites in eastern Europe and elsewhere but were actually run by employees at Russian state-owned news agency Sputnik https://t.co/E9FKtWo72L pic.twitter.com/sg6suRAZcO

— CNN (@CNN) January 17, 2019

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@CNN: Facebook removed hundreds of pages it says posed as independent news sites in eastern Europe and elsewhere but were actually run by employees at Russian state-owned news agency Sputnik https://t.co/E9FKtWo72L https://t.co/sg6suRAZcO

@CNN: The monarch butterfly population plummeted 86% since late 2017 in coastal areas of California, according to a preservation group https://t.co/CfPDnEjnkc https://t.co/60GKl6Gn7j

@CNN: Vermont will pay people $10,000 to move there and work remotely https://t.co/cxhgNm93Pi https://t.co/imfjHX9bpC

@CNN: RT @CuomoPrimeTime: “This is a dangerous and destructive storm,” renowned weatherman @SamChampion warns @ChrisCuomo https://t.co/UGmiPTvva4 https://t.co/AOL4Sg8lWP

@CNN: Dubai Police are now training on flying motorbikes https://t.co/PZaTtaGOI9 https://t.co/WCUIZRzMce

@CNN: Almost a week after 17 students and teachers were gunned down at a Florida high school, the state legislature voted 71-36 against a measure to consider a ban on semi-automatic weapons. But they declared pornography to be public health risk. https://t.co/UBHJWpeJi5

@CNN: “OK, I’m blind… Now let’s deal with it”: At 12 years old, Jake Olson found out he was going to go blind. But he didn’t let it stop him follow his dream of becoming a college football player https://t.co/zgQd5LauSF https://t.co/m9lmgXJXxl

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