#Pandemic

Justin McElroy

j_mcelroy

who is ready for some saturday night charts to make you feel mildly more optimistic about the pandemic but still in a state of general concern and anxiety There were

Susan Rice

AmbRice46

Starting today and running through May 15, 2021, we are opening http://HealthCare.gov for all Americans to have the opportunity to sign up for health insurance. If you already have coverage,

Chase Strangio

chasestrangio

I am going to pin my annual tracker of anti-trans bills. Legislatures are starting early and are extra cruel this year despite the pandemic. The judiciary is even more hostile

Najib Jutt

NajibJutt

We are led to believe that #yegcc is different than other org structures where Boards govern a publicly held corporation. The responsibilities may be different in some respects but the

Alex Dalassio

ADalassio

I was wondering how the agenda 30 would be fully executed. "You will own nothing and be happy". Well, many of you should know by now that according to the

Simon Wardley

swardley

"Fifty-nine percent of those polled said they believed China will become more powerful than the U.S. within 10 years" - https://www.politico.eu/article/1-in-3-europeans-say-us-cant-be-trusted-poll-donald-trump-joe-biden/ ... I hat

Bill Hanage

BillHanage

The UK has other problems for the next month or so, but this decision in my opinion hugely misses the point of rapid testing for schools or other places 1/nhttps://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/jan/14/regulator-refuses-to-approve-mass-covi

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

Boom—MASKS WORK & COST EFFECTIVE—Just 20 days after mandatory face mask rules, new #COVID19 infections lowered by ~45% in German study. Put that in your pipe and smoke it. https://www.pnas.org/content/early/2020/12/02/2015954117

SEWA Bharat

SEWABharat

ILO estimates there are more than 50 lakh domestic workers in India. It is a gendered occupation that is seen as an extension of women's daily chores. The impact of

Barbara Speed

bspeed8

I don't write very often so am not really deserving of a journalism end-of-year thread, but here are a few things I was proud of this year anyway! our team

Michael Solberg 🐶

MichaelSolberg

Interesting results but not an outlier. Crazy to me is that the @AlbertaParty, despite no permanent leader, no MLAs, and with seemingly no public presence on any issue continues to

George Monbiot

GeorgeMonbiot

A few more years of this and we'll be a failed state. It is hard to imagine a radically different future for the country in which you live. But plenty

Stefan Marciniak

Prof_Marciniak

Thank you everyone who endured the lockdown, who socially-distanced, who wears a mask & hand-washes. Lockdown was necessary because viral spread was getting out of control.1/nhttps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-55105285 As Xmas approaches

Berny Belvedere

bernybelvedere

It is difficult to overstate how brazenly villainous the GOP has become in its pursuit of electoral larceny. It's one thing to offer a pretense of responsible civic action—what we

Thomas Zimmer

tzimmer_history

I want to share my personal Covid-19 story, from my infection in March to the ongoing struggle with long-term effects, even four months later. Too many people are still unconcerned

Manya Koetse

manyapan

The Dutch riots in a video on Weibo by Chinese media outlet Guancha. And the comment sections fill up with sarcasm, "isn't the free and civilized Europe great?"#rellen #avondklokrellen One

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