@CNN: The White House reversed a decision to replace the Education Department’s acting inspector general on Friday, two days after the inspector general’s office said it received word that a new acting head watchdog had been appointed https://t.co/B3dhR4lXUI https://t.co/YApNK5mCMV

February 2, 2019 / The Arbiter / CNN

The White House reversed a decision to replace the Education Department's acting inspector general on Friday, two days after the inspector general's office said it received word that a new acting head watchdog had been appointed https://t.co/B3dhR4lXUI pic.twitter.com/YApNK5mCMV

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@CNN: The White House reversed a decision to replace the Education Department’s acting inspector general on Friday, two days after the inspector general’s office said it received word that a new acting head watchdog had been appointed https://t.co/B3dhR4lXUI https://t.co/YApNK5mCMV

@CNN: Bill Gates is joining a coalition of investors giving $30 million to find a “reliable, affordable” diagnostic test for Alzheimer’s disease https://t.co/5aju4RinsN https://t.co/sUar8is2L9

@CNN: President Trump’s first State of the Union address clocked in at a whopping 1 hour and 20 minutes — the third-longest #SOTU in history https://t.co/sWfBO9WmAV https://t.co/og0jm1z6CX

@CNN: Scientists discover a hidden deep-sea coral reef off the South Carolina coast https://t.co/wzyaTIq62n https://t.co/izER7YRsT9

@CNN: Former CBS CEO Les Moonves will not get $120 million severance, the company said. Moonves was forced out of CBS in September after being accused of sexual harassment and assault by numerous women. https://t.co/qWKEm68vOk

@CNN: How ‘BlacKkKlansman’ could help America write a new chapter | By Peniel Joseph via @CNNOpinion https://t.co/5lB9TupEzu https://t.co/CzApG3dN6q

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