#NYTImes

Drew Holden

DrewHolden360

This article came out January 9th. The story is still up without the accurate info at @nytimes. @WSJ broke down the actual timeline. Link here, details in screenshots below: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.wsj.com/amp/articles/how-it-all-started-chi

rebecca mix (taylor’s version) 🪴

mixbecca

as the weather warms up, please, please be mindful of ticks. lyme disease is not something to fuck around with. it is underfunded, understudied, and under diagnosed. insurance does not

RunningTheRace ⭐️⭐️⭐️

2runtherace

[Two Year] Delta!!Q Drops from 11.12.2017!!Excerpts included. Please read the full drop for context!!#FutureProvesPast #ReReadDrops #NewsUnlocksTheMap #YouHaveMoreThanYouKnow@realDonaldTrump 1/ How did Soros replace family ‘y’...Trace the bloodlines

Emily Flitter

FlitterOnFraud

Oh. My. God.Trump Las Vegas Sales and Marketing had:0 employeesno clear business purposealmost no income Until 2016. Then it suddenly got $20 million in "fees." When that $$ left the

Casey Michel 🇰🇿

cjcmichel

‘[Trump’s] properties have become bazaars for collecting money directly from lobbyists, foreign officials and others seeking face time, access or favor; the records for the first time put precise dollar

Christopher Sprigman

CJSprigman

@nytimes has a piece today explaining "honor culture." It is amazing, and telling, that in the year 2020 the newspaper of America's literati apparently haven't absorbed the basics of the

Farhad Manjoo

fmanjoo

This is the whole problem; it tells the story. the billionaires collectively own the government, fleece it, shrink it, render it impotent. Then when gov fails, a billionaire steps in

Za🐾

zalie3235

1/https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/08/us/politics/kelly-loeffler-coronavirus-stock-trades.html@LoefflerSen must resign. She has broken the law. https://twitter.com/Strandjunker/status/1247919825072128004 2/https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/08/us/politic

özlem altınkaya

ozlem_altinkaya

"But if we’re going to have cities and the coronavirus, maybe the future is 1922, not 2022."https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/05/opinion/cities-density-coronavirus.html?smid=tw-share several counter-arguments on the urban density-COVID relati

Jay Ulfelder

JayUlfelder

I find it odd that U.S. election forecasters continue to discuss the 2020 cycle as if all the usual assumptions will hold. Maybe they will, but between the pandemic and

Elizabeth Rogers

ahumorlessfem

In December 1992, the Washington Post (the one that always gets better scoops than the NYTimes even if the NYTimes does a better job at laying out the facts) published

Adam Rosenblatt

humanrightsprof

In a time saturated w/stories of grief, this article does justice to the 5th-generation funeral home owners the Farenga brothers, working overtime & at personal risk to care for the

Mike Baker

ByMikeBaker

I have shifted up to Seattle today to follow a large demonstration that's in solidarity with Portland.I'd estimate a crowd of 2,000 already. They just torched construction buildings at the

Sheri Shannon

SheriShannon27

Now that I’ve had time to process this a little more, I wanted to come back to this article. I keep landing at this conclusion - there are too many

Cheikh Evara

michtosincere

Dans l'article du NYT sur l'affaire Matzneff, que je vous recommande, il est rappelé que Christophe Girard aurait :-pris en charge une chambre d'hôtel pour que Matzneff s'y installe avec

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

Airborne virus implications: 200+ experts now declare that the coronavirus can stay aloft for hours in tiny droplets in stagnant air, infecting people who inhale. This risk is highest in