@CNN: Late-night hosts on Florida teens turning grief into activism: Stephen Colbert: “I hope these kids don’t give up because this is their lives, and their future… this country belongs to them.” Trevor Noah: “Goddamn, these kids are not messing around.” https://t.co/AMp9DuMCWK

February 21, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

@CNN: Late-night hosts on Florida teens turning grief into activism:

Stephen Colbert: “I hope these kids don’t give up because this is their lives, and their future… this country belongs to them.”

Trevor Noah: “Goddamn, these kids are not messing around.” https://t.co/AMp9DuMCWK

Late-night hosts on Florida teens turning grief into activism:

Stephen Colbert: “I hope these kids don’t give up because this is their lives, and their future… this country belongs to them.”

Trevor Noah: “Goddamn, these kids are not messing around.” https://t.co/AMp9DuMCWK

— CNN (@CNN) February 21, 2018

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@CNN: Late-night hosts on Florida teens turning grief into activism: Stephen Colbert: “I hope these kids don’t give up because this is their lives, and their future… this country belongs to them.” Trevor Noah: “Goddamn, these kids are not messing around.” https://t.co/AMp9DuMCWK

@CNN: Uber wants to start testing its self-driving cars again, seven months after one of its vehicles struck and killed a pedestrian in Arizona https://t.co/zKKlifIO5P https://t.co/JPqaYGcjKH

@CNN: These two sisters have explored dozens of hidden gems around India. Now they lead female-only tours to encourage other women to do the same https://t.co/u8z6pdINw9 https://t.co/VB4QGYrASC

@CNN: A family snorkeling in Hawaii managed to free a 20-foot whale shark from a thick, heavy piece of fishing line that was looped around its head and had been digging into its flesh for weeks https://t.co/NnGg9rmPuN https://t.co/cqIy5Yv9ZM

@CNN: Six days after a ransomware attack shut down the City of Atlanta’s online systems, officials are telling employees to turn their computers and printers back on for the first time https://t.co/2eQvmrG4uQ

@CNN: One of the two women accused of murdering Kim Jong Nam was hired to take part in what she believed to be a Japanese prank show in the weeks prior to his death https://t.co/kS5lSPMOi8

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