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Leah Sottile

Leah_Sottile

Hello. It seems while I was away that the world became very interested in militias and the antigovt movement. Writing about this corner of America has dominated the past five

The New York Times

nytimes

As U.S. intelligence agencies investigate whether a car bomb that killed 3 Marines in Afghanistan last year was detonated at the behest of a Russian military agency, family and friends

Taniel

Taniel

The GOP has practiced a simple playbook for *years*: make up a bonkers story about massive fraud & announce an investigation. That generate breathless headlines & mistrust, & goes viral.

Christoph Koettl

ckoettl

Where’s #KimJongUn? Experts told us about strategies to track #NorthKorea’s secretive leader. Hint: it involves looking at residences, motorcades, train stations, flights — and of course state broadcasts. https://www.nytimes.com/video/world/asia/1000

Halgan Media

Free_Somaliweyn

Sheikh Ali Ahmed Farah is missing for a 6th straight night after he was abducted from his home during a night raid by the notorious US trained Somali Paramilitary Force

Elinor Karlsson

eenork

Remember March, the endless month? That was the month that the #covid19 #pandemic became real, at least where I work @UMassMedical @broadinstitute. Suddenly we were working from home, and a

Paul Matzko

PMatzko

I did a thread about how the FDA's premarket notification rules were delaying a boost in PPE production. But the FDA's regulatory morass has also been responsible for some part

masha gessen

mashagessen

Thread: I wrote this story about the separation of children from parents during the first week of May 2018. It leads with Russia (not such a great move in retrospect)

David Lat

DavidLat

Why do some people die from #coronavirus/#COVID19, while others show no symptoms? Why did I end up critical in the ICU, while my husband had medium-level flu symptoms for a

Noah Harris

noahllharris

1/6 We know @CityofSanDiego is considering rolling out a Slow Streets initiative inspired by cities across the country. In the face of a public health crisis, we need bold action

Laffy

GottaLaff

We're shouting it, screaming it. IT WAS ALL PREVENTABLE.https://twitter.com/brianschatz/status/1249039248864362503 2/ "When Trump finally agreed in mid-March to rec social distancing, effectively bringing much of econ to a halt, he seemed

Skaidra

SkaidraP

Today is #WorldProductDay!We asked some #ProductManagers at the #OntarioDigital service to share their favourite resources lately. Have any of your own? Bonus if you are a PM in the

Jamie Martin

jamiemartin2

I wrote a piece for @nytopinion about the need to develop a left internationalist approach to the coronavirus crisis as it hits the developing world – & about historical analogies

The New York Times

nytimes

Today is the 30th anniversary of the passage of the Americans With Disabilities Act, a landmark law secured after years of activism.Our series explores the history of the disability rights

Senator Scott Wiener

Scott_Wiener

1/ Lots of takes that density is to blame for #COVID19 spread.Yet some of the densest cities in the world have been effective containing the virus & low density areas

Naima Cochrane

naima

Man, GTEFOHWTBShttps://twitter.com/rudygiuliani/status/1331101258741145601 Dinkins was elected in November 89. This is the end of the year of the Central Park jogger and Yusuf Hawkins' murder. Redial tension was thick, heavy in