#PANDEMIC

Agreed. And also we should start with releasing a standard for masks available to consumers. It’s unconscionable that we have the largest use of PPE by American public in history
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What I learnt on the Twitter this year:1. Doug Ford says "Doug Ford cannot be bought." He does however offer attractive financing terms.2. Erin O'Toole says the CPC to be
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It's #GivingTuesday + #GivingNewsDay!As you're thinking about the causes you'll support today, I hope you'll consider @19thnews, a newsroom that is dedicated to investing in serious, nonpartisan reporting that
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My column this morning ventures into science fiction: what if everyone who was infectious glowed orange like the children in the Ready Brek ads? The answer: the virus would be
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I was talking to my partner last night about how nothing feels satisfying or enjoyable, how it's hard to get out of bed, how I feel restless yet fatigued, how
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THREAD:Been thinking a lot about the future in terms of my life in animation.What do other animation people think about their’s? Are you just dipping in for a taste until
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An online exchange with @montie and @wallaceme of @ConHome has got me thinking about the strange death of the UK @Conservatives. Let me explain. /1 I grew up in Conservative
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People who don't support #ForceTheVote what exactly are you afraid of? (A Thread) Almost every State during the Primary that had it #M4A the ballot had it win and since
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We are incredibly proud of our 21 candidates and what they've accomplished over the course of this election. With thousands of absentee ballots yet to be counted, we understand our
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I have a memory of @anandMenon1 et al writing about a TM deal being greeted with a surge of ‘it’s a deal’ goodwill (it wasn’t) but the argument seems to
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for real i’m becoming increasingly alarmed by the ableism amongst leftists. so many of y’all are just as bad at using disabled people as political tools as the libs this
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1/ In the Michael Butter book I read Saturday he made some interesting points. Up to the 1950s, in the West, conspiracy theories were regarded and completely legitimate forms of
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Earlier this year, I read @lawrence_wright’s new thriller about a global pandemic, “The End of October,” and was dumbfounded at its prescience. Now he’s out with the definitive account of
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The primary reason we are in December watching helplessly as cases, hospitalizations and deaths continue to grow is Trump’s decision to not only give up on distancing after 2 weeks
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One year ago today I packed all my things in 2 suit cases, tearfully bid all my close friends good bye & embarked on a new adventure in Fresno, as
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By naming 'a variant' we are flagging it as being of concern even if it probably isn't (relative to other circulating lineages). Back in April proposed a lineage naming system
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