#Washington

Nat Dyer

natjdyer

1/ Who was Susan Strange?According to @LSEnews she was “arguably Britain’s most influential scholar of world politics" in the late twentieth century. I think she should also be known as

Dean Haddix

doctor_eon

Missed this yesterday, but I want to go on record as saying this is a disaster. Matt Duss is among Bernie’s worst staffers, which is saying something. He does not

Ben Casselman

bencasselman

The $600 a week in extra unemployment benefits ran out in July. Congress and the president can’t agree on how to replace them. For many Americans, it may already be

Robert Young Pelton

RYP__

You might remember Mercer is involved in Cambridge Anaytica, Emerdata and now Parler. A site that has photo ID on members. This is perfect sentiment analysis and fund raising for

Kierstyn P. Zolfo- #Indivisible

BucksCoKierstyn

Hi folks. It's time for a special #MoCTrack report for our #Pennsylvania lawmakers, because in the wake of yesterday’s coup attempt it is critical to know how your lawmaker’s voted

Emily Bazelon

emilybazelon

How do we fix, defund, reinvent policing? I learned a ton from the activists & experts I got to talk to for @NYTMag. A few highlights, starting with this one

Olivia A. Cole

RantingOwl

Shortly after the protests began in Louisville, @leoweekly posted a gross article that tried to be cute: "protest for Black lives...then relax with a martini!" They were called out by

David Dennis Jr.

DavidDTSS

me watching Hamilton this weekend realizing how all these people I been seeing on TV shows and movies got famous Ay that's Mars Blackmon from the She's Gotta Have It

Matthew Sheffield

mattsheffield

The Washington Post contacted all 249 Republicans in the Senate and asked them who won the 2020 presidential election. Only 10% told the truth that Biden did. 1% of them

Pete Davis 🌱

PeteDDavis

There seems to be four characters in Washington political life today: Decision-Makers, Inside Advocates, Outside Advocates, and Grifters. They all have different MOs. The decision-makers mostly want to keep their

Vaughn Hillyard

VaughnHillyard

Here's a story of an ongoing personal journey of mine -- that makes it clear to me the vastness of the COVID spread across Phoenix is still so little understood:I

Joe Parkinson

JoeWSJ

Nigeria’s president was one of the first African leaders to congratulate Biden but privately, some of his key advisors were hoping for a Trump victory and are worried. The reasons

WarNuse

WarNuse

"Shortly, The Public Will Be Unable To Reason Or Think For Themselves. They'll Only Be Able To Parrot The Information They've Been Given On The Previous Night's News." ― Zbigniew

Bill Grueskin

BGrueskin

A judge recently green-lit Sarah Palin's lawsuit vs the NYT.How did the Times' editorial page and its former editor, James Bennet, get into this fix?I've read thousands of pages of

Thom Hartmann

Thom_Hartmann

1/ The GOP has been running a con job and grift on the American people for 40 years, and now Trump has added his own new and very profitable twist

Gregg Gonsalves

gregggonsalves

This story by ⁦@jdawsey1⁩ ⁦@yabutaleb7⁩ ⁦@ToluseO⁩ is spot-on. They just tell the story straight-up without feeling the need to soften the blame on ⁦@realDonaldTrump⁩ and the @GOP. It makes the

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