@CNN: The Department of Interior Inspector General found that Secretary Ryan Zinke and his wife violated policy for government travel and he considered making his wife a volunteer which would have allowed her to travel for free, according to a new report https://t.co/wGl3U9OWum https://t.co/owoTZAOGD5

October 18, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

The Department of Interior Inspector General found that Secretary Ryan Zinke and his wife violated policy for government travel and he considered making his wife a volunteer which would have allowed her to travel for free, according to a new report https://t.co/wGl3U9OWum pic.twitter.com/owoTZAOGD5

— CNN (@CNN) October 19, 2018

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@CNN: “I’m going to tell you a quick story”: Asked what he thinks of the prospect of Oprah Winfrey making a presidential run in 2020, Rep. Denny Heck shares a personal tale about his own granddaughter https://t.co/JW5OufikkZ https://t.co/JhdUiwa9D1

@CNN: RT @NewDay: Alisyn Camerota: “What have police told you about this horrible mistake?” Father of the man mistakenly killed by police in an Alabama mall: “They haven’t told me anything yet. Nobody has responded. We have got no calls” https://t.co/Cethd0mQcD https://t.co/b5K6UduY5k

@CNN: Calls for paid family leave are getting louder https://t.co/AWf9QrhyfP https://t.co/4PhOgdvNqe

@CNN: Would you tuck into some maggoty cheese or fermented shark? When it comes to food, one person’s “yuck” is another person’s “yum” — and the Disgusting Food Museum wants to make you think differently about what you can eat: https://t.co/YvJF3Ve8Nm https://t.co/O5YujIBkLx

@CNN: As “essential personnel,” TSA workers are currently working without pay during the shutdown. @bemeapp went with an agent as he applied for food stamps for the first time https://t.co/DxR0fTE3QS

@CNN: Stacey Abrams, delivering the Democratic response to Trump’s #SOTU address: “Tonight, we are coming for America, for a better America.” https://t.co/OTAqkas3x8 https://t.co/GhcaqmWGkv

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