#Cases

Quick reminder to everyone who is looking ahead to reopening and getting back to ~normal life~ that 117,313 people have died in the US since the beginning of the pandemic.
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Today, the self-professed neo-Nazi who shot German politician Walter Lübcke in the head received a life sentence. The original assassination happened shortly before I started my fieldwork in Berlin, so
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Here's a question: do police officers get any training on the risks of logical fallacies (and/or statistics...)? What am I on about? Bear with me...[Short thread]1/ I attended (virtually) a
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The Texas Medical Center in Houston (largest medical center in the nation) announced 2300 new cases of #COVID19 were added yesterday. Additionally, their base ICU is at 97% capacity. (They
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The thing with #BrewEds #PrimaryRocks and I'm guessing the same applies to #ResearchEd is you can go to an event and instantly change as a teacher. There's always something there
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Been to Auschwitz many times in both a personal and professional capacity. It never loses its impact. The display cases of glasses in particular really gets to me. The idea
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We tracked down 68 of the most egregious viral videos of police violence during the recent Black Lives Matter protests. We wanted to find out whether the cops involved received
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We're going to end up with influencers having one persona for their large normie audience on FB/YT and a much more conspiratorial and aggressive persona for the true believers on
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NEW: It's been said often and it sounds true: Small social gatherings -- people getting together with family and friends -- is driving the current surge. But is it, really?
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The Navajo Reservation spans over 27,413 miles, this is 3,000 miles more than the state of West Virginia (24,000). So tell me why we only have 13 grocery stores? Our
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Two Radical Proposals for ‘Getting to Zero’"Health experts around the world are now re-evaluating their nations’ responses..as “mitigation policies” have failed to contain two waves of the pandemic — with
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Translation shouldn't sound awkward.Localization goes further: to make it "normal" for the target audience.Kobe's Port Liner: "Thank you for taking our Port Liner today"Shinkansen: "Thank you"JP stores
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On GRMA day, a day when school staff were being thanked nationally, a Board of Management made a decision, in the interests of school and community safety, to close the
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Everybody fawning over Western countries' responses to COVID19 while ignoring all the non-Western ones who've quietly been doing much better but hey they're not white so why would we care
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The $600-a-week supplement makes up more than half of Colorado unemployment payments. It could take $139 million a week out of the economy when it expires next week. (The $600-a-week
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Survivors - settling a sex assault case as part of a class action is a windfall for attorneys, and a way for institutions to make a problem go away, instead
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