#News

Cindy Gallop

cindygallop

'Last week its latest stunt was being shared around Twitter, but something about all the adulation (almost solely from white, senior, male adland folk) proved just too much for me

Linc

Linc_tw

Taiwan's CECC explained today why to (or not to) reveal the trajectory of COVID-confirmed cases & how they decide when to do so.As @pybaubry highlighted this, I watched the video

Katie O'Reilly

DrKatfish

Earlier this month, the Indiana Senate passed a bill that would remove all protections for "isolated" wetlands in the state. In our recent Op-Ed, we argue that this legislation will

Peter Kyle MP

peterkyle

I’ve been trying for years to get government to protect young people from predators who entrap, enslave and exploit them in return for a roof over their head: ‘sex for

Daniel Nettle

danielnettle

For various reasons, I have been reviewing many dozens of applications for jobs and fellowships over the last weeks (thread). First, I am amazed by all the cool people out

Thee Rural AfroTexan

DaLyahJ

Sooooo, was waiting to do this to at least give space for @KUT not to only implement changes that would help their “diversity” problem but for them to openly acknowledge

Shelley Gray 💙

Shelley_Corra

A little thread about language and #HumanRights...Recently I shared an NHS letter (not mine) that started with the line 'The vast majority of babies are normal.' It meant 'normal' as

John Fetterman

JohnFetterman

PA: Out of 7M ballots cast, we had 3 cases of documented voter fraud in 2020. All three voted for the President. : “zombies voting” 1) Dead mom https://www.citizensvoice.com/news/crime-emergencies/forty-fort-man-applied-for-a-ballot-for

Michael Cohen

speechboy71

As bad as that Trump statement was, keep in mind that close to 70 million Americans voted for four more years of it You want to talk about the divide

Professor Karol Sikora

ProfKarolSikora

There has been a lot of focus on the two week wait figures for cancer patients, and it is good that they are improving but the situation is worse than

Rowland Manthorpe

rowlsmanthorpe

The government says the coronavirus rules are tough enough. The problem is complianceI've been looking at the data and it says something quite different… sort ofA THREAD on what’s going

Rachel Reeves

RachelReevesMP

This government’s procurement is an ugly mark on its pandemic response.We’ve seen millions wasted on unusable PPE, a national Serco tracing system not reaching contacts it should, and a growing

Matthew Baxter

MatRobertBaxter

1/ Remember, if a US athlete does anything other than hand-over-heart on the podium in Tokyo, they will be criticized. America loves symbolism, which is what concerns me most about

Erik B. Olson 🇺🇸

erikolsonn

Tweeted my quote in this Politico piece earlier, but some really important points in the article that warrant more unpacking. What has changed in the electricity system in the last

Elaine Hernandez

e_hernandez8

Contact tracing is crucial, but not linear. Failing at any point creates a feedback loop, leading to more cases. And *equity* (not equality) is key. A brief explainer: (1/n) After

Stock-umm

steak_umm

friendly reminder in times of uncertainty and misinformation: anecdotes are not data. (good) data is carefully measured and collected information based on a range of subject-dependent factors, including, but not

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