#Reopen

Steve Schmidt

SteveSchmidtSES

Trumps daily briefings are profoundly dishonest, delusional, confusing and erratic. The virus will not disappear anytime soon and the worst will not be behind us by June and it won’t

Secretary Betsy DeVos

BetsyDeVosED

The science is clear: students are better off in school than out. The risks of #COVID19 can be managed, but the educational and social risks for millions of students stuck

Tracy O'Connell Novick

TracyNovick

#MAEdu, I have, let's say, many personal thoughts on this, but the first is: And?https://twitter.com/TracyNovick/status/1319230200618561537 A few more:This is predicated on fear being the motivation: even using the word "audit"

Ali Velshi

AliVelshi

1/10COVID has killed more than 220,000 Americans & infected more than 8 million in the past 10 months. Since day 1, Trump has downplayed both the seriousness & science of

Sarah Mulhern Gross

thereadingzone

Teachers are expected to take a bullet for their students. We've suffered through years of being condescended to. We pivoted on a day's notice this spring to offer crisis schooling.

nikhil trivedi

nikhiltri

WEEKEND FINDRAISER: These past few weeks a huge number of museums and cultural institutions have cut staff, and this past week my own museum issued layoffs. It's really awful to

Josh Marshall

joshtpm

I'm no expert. But I've listened to enough experts to be confident of the following points about testing. First, we need a lot more testing capacity. But dramatically higher testing

Alexis Martin

alexismariemrtn

During my SEVEN WEEKS of coronavirus infection, I have had little interest in yelling at people to stay home, but this new data is scary, and maybe it's helpful if

Columbia Surgery

ColumbiaSurgery

This is such a loss. Here's just one Coogan's story from the vault—In 1992, Carmen and Rosa were conjoined twins separated at 9 months old. The surgery was a groundbreaking

Eric Earling

ericearling

I was under the impression part of my friends on the right firmly believed, “facts don’t care about your feelings.” Which is why the “but, the protests!” retort to covid

The Cat From Greece

acatfromgreece

Here we go again.Most of early turn are still out, and those that are back at the nick look absolutely hollow eyed. It’s been non stop since 0700, apparently.Yesterday there

Cary Gross

cpgYALE

THREAD: Excellent modeling study of college reopening shows weekly #Covid testing led to 37% of student body contracting Covid; with ~biweekly testing, 7.5%. Yikes. 4 major concerns. http://ja.ma/2D9bI93 @ADPaltiel @RWalensky

Thomas P. Bossert

TomBossert

#Coronavirus waves have inertia. Experience from abroad, and from the spring wave in the U.S., tells us the total eventual deaths have been 6-7 times the cumulative deaths at the

Nick Hudson

NickHudsonCT

After half a million views, an outpouring of emotional positive responses, no complaints about veracity & 100 likes for every dislike, @pandata19’s BizNews presentation, "The Ugly Truth about the COVID-19

Comrade Cat

nogoodchuck

Who wants to read a thread #GeorgeFloyd People have been criticizing what is happening in Minneapolis with both blatant and dogwhistled racism, as well as generally dissenting upon what are

Actors' Equity

ActorsEquity

Yesterday, the @BroadwayLeague announced that they are refunding ticket sales through the end of the year, joining countless regional theatres that have postponed their seasons. Putting the health & safety