@CNN: Uber has removed its self-driving cars from the road after a self-driving Uber SUV struck and killed a pedestrian in Tempe, Arizona, police say. A driver was behind the wheel at the time, according to authorities. https://t.co/fiIyYaeZHz https://t.co/Qo4KIrmk6k

March 19, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

Uber has removed its self-driving cars from the road after a self-driving Uber SUV struck and killed a pedestrian in Tempe, Arizona, police say. A driver was behind the wheel at the time, according to authorities. https://t.co/fiIyYaeZHz pic.twitter.com/Qo4KIrmk6k

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@CNN: Uber has removed its self-driving cars from the road after a self-driving Uber SUV struck and killed a pedestrian in Tempe, Arizona, police say. A driver was behind the wheel at the time, according to authorities. https://t.co/fiIyYaeZHz https://t.co/Qo4KIrmk6k

@CNN: US education secretary announces review of Obama-era sexual assault guidance https://t.co/fFQtvYYwtE https://t.co/VsIFwk1NpW

@CNN: RT @OutFrontCNN: Houston, we have a problem … there aren’t enough medium sized space suits ready on board on the International Space Station for the first all-female spacewalk! Jeanne Moos reports on this gravity-defying story ⭐🌎https://t.co/6kCCBf9R3a https://t.co/WBeg1pm5v7

@CNN: The Pennsylvania US House primaries — the first elections on a new court-imposed congressional map — will garner attention on a day that includes primary elections in Idaho, Nebraska and Oregon https://t.co/Zwk1gVsgq9 https://t.co/2t3ex07Y74

@CNN: President Trump signed a measure creating a new national historic park for Martin Luther King Jr. during a trip to the college football national championship game in Atlanta https://t.co/gd2CjjZrkt https://t.co/IBIvaTykHy

@CNN: England soccer player Karen Carney has received threats following her team’s win over Italy’s Fiorentina in the Champions League, sparking concern, anger and calls for much stronger action on online abuse https://t.co/SXZI56vhFf https://t.co/yMn5kzeFJp

@CNN: In 1999, Jeff Sessions — then a senator from Alabama — said it was possible that then-President Bill Clinton had committed obstruction of justice https://t.co/i0QpjqcLtr https://t.co/Qeniu8nWvI

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