#Policy

Paul Krugman

paulkrugman

So is the Biden plan too big? We need to be clear about what it's for. IT'S NOT STIMULUS. This isn't at all like the ARRA, which was all about

RCPCH

RCPCHtweets

Rare Disease Day is next Sunday 28 February. Ahead of then, learn more about rare diseases and the thousands of events you can get involved in on the day https://medium.com/rcpch-insight/what-is-a-rare-disease-adc70582ca24

Robbie Gramer

RobbieGramer

Ok so US elections aren't all about foreign policy (womp womp) but the team at @ForeignPolicy has been tracking some interesting down ballot races that impact conversations in Washington on

Nikhil Pal Singh

nikhil_palsingh

I've shared my view of the unbalanced conflation of micro and macro aggressions, and that cancellation is conditioned by punitive competitiveness. But I've little doubt centrist liberals mainly want protection

Senator Mike Barrett

BarrettSenate

Today the Conference Committee on Climate is pleased to issue its report, An Act Creating a Next-Generation Roadmap for Massachusetts Climate Policy. The bill: (1/29) Keeps our attention riveted on

Ingrid M

iMusing

here it is. From what I can tell, Morrison is planning to override the reserve powers of the states to “request assistance” before the the executive deploys the military.https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-11-03/australian-army-prepares-fo

Tom Casiello

tommiecas

Okay, let’s get serious for a second. I need to make something clear: if your purpose on the Internet is to spoil and leak things to fans ahead of time,

Cognitive Test Acer

ericj_d

THREAD: The Post Office not only needs funding but also an image rehabilitation. A lot of people don’t think the USPS is good, and that is a big part of

Lewis Goodall

lewis_goodall

Keir Starmer giving his most important speech yet-laying out his vision for the future. “The Conservatives say they want to build back. But I don’t want to go back. You

Bragg Creek-KCountry

BCKOR

Australian coal companies are investing heavily in Canadian coal. Canadians are basically cold Aussies and Alberta is hurting for jobs, so why not sacrifice some mountains, rivers, wildlife and invite

Jaevion Nelson

jaevionn

If we look at the management of the pandemic in Jamaica and are being honest, we did fairly well compared to several countries--some with way more resources than us. There

Pedro L. Gonzalez

emeriticus

Strangest thing I've seen since I wrote an article about how Trump lost *some* white working-class support is a vehement denial that this was possible. The irony of this argument

Geoffrey Lawrence

GLawNV

The reasons people should oppose shutdowns are rarely the reasons given. Thread:1. COVID is a real, highly contagious disease. If you’re young and healthy, you’re not at appreciable risk of

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what were the best climate stories of 2020? Climate writers: what did you write that you’re really proud of? Climate readers: what did you read that stuck with you? We’ll

U.S. Tech Workers

USTechWorkers

"Illegal bad, more legal good"The @GOP inaccurately claims to think that our government and taxpayers are able to keep up with the masses of people if they only happen to

Jersey Jazzman

jerseyjazzman

I don't believe being a Teach For America alum or having worked in a charter school (I did) should automatically disqualify anyone from a position of authority. I'm just tired

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