#Crisis

Alison Stenning 💙 #2metres #givespace

alisonstenning

As some councils close playgrounds, others are coming up with thoughtful ways to ensure children and their families can continue to use these vital spaces safely; this is especially important

Dra. Wendy Castillo

WCastilloPhD

Start the year by following these tweets that bring attention to publicly available national data in various sectors: education, housing, workforce, & health. You can use this data to inform

Trader Joe

YieldFarmerJoe

Why I've Changed my Mind on #NFT 1) In crypto age, I'm already dead. And maybe b/c of that I just didn't get NFTs. But unlike a lot of maximalists.

Ravi

Editor_Orbat

1/ Lt. Gen. Panag says the army needs another division in Ladakh. With all respect to this thinking general, 1 new div in the last decade would have sufficed, to

Barry Ritholtz

ritholtz

Country 2nd: Faux deficits hawks are shocked! shocked! to (re)discover that the deficit is rising!! via @crampell https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/right-on-schedule-republicans-pretend-to-care-about-deficits-again/2021/01/21/a749e500

Alex Good

goodalexander

In 2012, I was tasked with using a large scale transaction database to find the forward leading behavior that would have predicted the 2008 crash and cohort level economic declines.

@RQueeninc Jim

RQueeninc

Is this our moment in time? Here we are, and here is not that good for us. We are at the end of our Republic. The mechanism that controls our

We Make NPR

wemakenpr

In the 50 years since its founding, NPR has failed to fully reflect the public it serves, and the persistent and overwhelming whiteness of NPR’s staff and management has prevented

Emily Badger

emilymbadger

The rich have cut spending more than everyone else in the coronavirus recession. And their spending has crept back much slower.That’s bad for all of the lower-wage workers – servers,

Brigid Laffan

BrigidLaffan

This is the second time in one week that I have to engage with something written by a British academic on their assessment of Brexit & Ireland. In this case

Simon Youel

youellog

Yes QE is helping the government fund huge (and necessary) increases in public spending.But it was never designed for this, and there are better ways of going about itAn attempt

John Lichfield

john_lichfield

Something has been bugging me for days about the French Covid vaccination programme. The published figures don’t add up. They don’t explain why France has local shortages of vaccines and

Financial Times

FinancialTimes

Countries in the eastern Mediterranean have reached such a tense point over gas discoveries in the sea that many experts are now talking about a possible war. Here is why

Mary Fitzgerald

maryftz

BREAKING: Facing a threatened lawsuit from @openDemocracy & @Foxglovelegal, the UK govt secretly signed a massive a 2-year, £23m NHS data deal with controversial tech firm Palantir (1)https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/ournhs/controversi

Mike Shaw, but "Little Golden Books" themed

mshaw555

Did Queen Anne Boleyn knowingly confuse the public in the days leading up to her execution?Did the English people simply accept the executioner at his word that the deed had

David Frum

davidfrum

Short thread ...In 2004, Fox News' then supreme star Bill O'Reilly published a book that urged Americans to identify "who really cares about you as a person - and who

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