#Policy

Alex Spanko

ASpankoNews

There are plenty of investors who see nursing homes as identical to hotels/apartments, and it shows. It’s also a distinction that gets lost in this conversation — if you have

Dr. Angela Rasmussen

angie_rasmussen

I see a lot of scientists and physicians getting excited about the election results, and I don't want to throw cold water on that because I'm excited for leadership that

Josh Marshall

joshtpm

I saw a very knowledgable hill reporter say McC doesn't care how unpopular this is, he's just focused on saving those to Georgia Senators. This seems very off to me.

Joel Rodrigues

joelrwrites

1/ The UK is doing free trade deals with Canada, Japan, Switzerland and many others.The UK is also happy to do free trade deals with EU countries. But they can't

James Mitchell

ProfJMitchell

Obvious person. Difficult to deny expertise, unrivalled contacts across UK, former PM status, always helps to have someone who has seen issues from centre, + opportunity late in career to

Brendan Pedersen 💡

BrendanPedersen

If Biden takes the White House in November, we know what's going to happen at most of the financial regulators: new leaders with new agendas. But at the FDIC? That's

Matt Hefler

matthefler

Hey #twitterstorians! Since gaining my PhD in @warstudies I’m preparing a monograph on my research. Here’s a thread outlining my doctoral work.My PhD examined the role of secret intelligence and

Shadowhull🏴‍☠️

realShadowhull

(THREAD) @WSJ published an article by @efindell on why the dems lost so hard in Latinx communities in this election.What do they blame? Minorities, BLM, covid 19 & left wing

JohannesBorgen

jeuasommenulle

Something fascinating has just happened in Japan.As you (should) know, the ECB is very keen to have banks cut costs and engage in M&A.This is officially to reduce systemic risk

Philip Weiss

kingrat

OPA released 11 protest case decisions this morning. All not sustained. They've started issuing press releases now. Which is an improvement over them just quietly releasing decisions. They still need

Ilan Goldenberg

ilangoldenberg

1. Flying in bombers and moving in aircraft carriers to deter pro-Iranian militias in Iraq is a terrible idea. We’ve been doing it for years and it needs to stop.https://www.politico.com/news/2020/12/10/us-military-potential-iranian-attac

Summer Nasser سمر ناصر اليافعي

ToEducate

[Thread] There is a discriminatory aspect to #Yemen's current conflict that people tend to *not* disclose. Its significance has social and political implications for generations to come and in my

Erica Hsiung Wojcik

ewojcik

If you're teaching developmental psychology, neuroscience, research methods, clinical, or intro to psych (well, really ANY psych class) in the fall, consider teaching about the racism and bad science behind

Aadil Nakhoda

EconomistAadil

#COVID19 increased the trade of medical products. However, the health sector has been neglected in terms of providing it a clear trade policy in order to boost its capacity and

Kobra Kai Shortselling Academy

BongripCapital

Thoughts - if you want to argue that the billions of capital pouring into companies at present valuations isn’t at least as insane as 2000, I want to see your

Rasmus Kleis Nielsen

rasmus_kleis

Virtually every policy discussion I take part in refuse to engage with at least #1, #2, and #3 below, just ignore them or brush them off as inconvenient or irrelevant.What

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