#Crisis

Matt Boucher

mtboucher

Like everyone, I'm frustrated. I'm frustrated at everything about this situation. I'm angry at the lies and the abject failure of the federal government. I'm angry at the people who

Mary Cunningham

marykcunningham

Thread - Millions of renters cannot pay their rent and in just a few days, they will be facing eviction as protections expire and extra unemployment benefits end. There are

Chicago Tribune

chicagotribune

Thread: Almost 102 years ago, another worldwide pandemic hit Chicago.We searched through almost 1,000 pages of the Chicago Tribune’s archives to compare it with today’s coronavirus crisis.The similarities are shocking.https://www.chicagotribune.com/c

Los Angeles Times

latimes

Since early 2019, six prominent @latimes editors have been pushed out, demoted or had responsibilities reduced because of failures of managementThe Times assigned 2 reporters to investigate the controversies in

Pablo

deverger_

If you are interested in Sea Ltd $SE you are going to enjoy this. I'll be sharing a few interesting resources I've found in the last weeks researching the company.

Domestic Workers

domesticworkers

In times of crisis, we organize. All over the country folks are hustling to protect workers on the frontlines of the coronavirus crisis, all while fighting for long-term solutions. Here

Ralph Northam

GovernorVA

I'm asking the General Assembly to establish a #COVID19 relief fund to help small businesses get back on their feet and provide support to nursing homes, Virginians looking for employment,

Jim Chalmers MP

JEChalmers

The Budget will rack up a trillion dollars of debt but still doesn’t do enough to create jobs, fails to build for the future and leaves too many Australians behind.

Kannan Gopinathan

naukarshah

No dear PM @narendramodi, hardwork is not more powerful than Harvard.Harvard generally means hardwork + knowledge. You must have learned this, albeit painfully, through the effects of demonetisation.Your contempt for

Lisa RWillowfish

rwillowfish

#Psychiatric units pose high risk of spreading any illness. I know the way they are generally set up. In most, where I've been detained, 1/https://www.newyorker.com/news/news-desk/why-psychiatric-wards-are-uniquely-vulnerable-to-the-coronavirus p

Helen Rosner

hels

Focaccia! No-knead bread! Brioche! The world is your starter-free oyster! bless the hearts of the folks so deeply invested in their identities as Sourdough Bread People that they’re mad about

Shaun Lawson

shaunjlawson

The Coronavirus crisis has revealed new forms of class difference.- The lots of hectares/acres class- The garden class- The balcony/terrace class- The plenty of space at home class- Everyone else

PunishedDengistAnglo

anglo_dengist

This speech below is one of the most omniscient and poignant things said about the coming future and will be remembered as an important forewarning.https://twitter.com/guyverhofstadt/status/1123864665325559808 Not endorsing it, or the

Sarrha

teddyandwanda

Winnipeg has a problem with incarceration and embedded criminalization. It’s so weird too, because its history of union activists being killed by police during the strike would lead one to

SHONTAVIA Johnson

ShontaviaJEsq

This is your LAST WEEK to register for the #PhoenixRisingSummit, which is bringing professionals together to teach and learn about crisis-proofing your career, particularly right now. Learn more & register

Wines Georgia

Wines_Georgia

#TRAVELUPDATE: #Georgia has announced July 1, 2020 as the date for re-opening to international guests. You can find a summary of the planned openings at the #USEmbassy in #Tbilisi here: