#NYTimes

Erin Lockwood

erinkaylockwood

I want to elaborate on this a bit. L'affaire GameStop is being told as a David vs. Goliath story. But the individual investors in question aren't just walking onto a

Dalia Dassa Kaye

dassakaye

A thread here with some thoughts on the explosions in #Iran in the past week or so, keeping in mind that reporting from within Iran is not terribly reliable. I

Stephanie Quainoo

stephquainoo

Why COVID should not be the beginning and end of medical activism in America (aka why it is not unprofessional or controversial to fight for social justice as a medical

Bob From Brockley 🥤

bobfrombrockley

Still unconfirmed but looking increasingly likely the Nashville bomber was a 5G conspiracy theorist. https://twitter.com/jfinleyreports/status/1343038998848090112?s=21It has long been on the cards that this subculture would turn to terroris

Jeff Pearce

jeffpropulsion

This is a balanced article. But... just want to point out some interesting things, which have become all too familiar in terms of Western coverage. Don't get me wrong --

Wear your damn mask

lfbensimon

Here's an interesting news thread to consider in light of the news that New York attorney has filled a law suit accusing the #NRA of wide-ranging fraud (1)https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/nra-lapierre-ny-attorney-general/2020/08/

The Calitaliano Kid 🆘 😎🌴🌈🌊 #CoupInProgress

moved2italy

January 6th, 2021 is a day that will go down in infamy in the annals of American History. I'm going to place a couple of collections of news stories write

libcom.org

libcomorg

Morales cancelled a contract with a German company just a week ago. But this was a project supported by the Bolivian government that was arranged in June under Morales. There

Loren DeJonge Schulman

LorenRaeDeJ

Susan’s thread is spot on. Key argument: voting for waiver to allow Austin to serve as SecDef is effectively eliminating the relevance of the ban in the future. Retired GOs

Dr. Simon ツ

goddeketal

Substantial analysis of @BenMarten regarding the mortality in Germany. Particularly noticeable is the "excess mortality" in December. Ben states that "lockdown deaths" could play an important role here. I would

Nicholas Kristof

NickKristof

As Pres. Trump becomes the first president to be impeached twice, my column looks at why that's not enough and we also have to deal with the ecosystem (Fox News,

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

Ben Cahill

bencahillenergy

The prevailing view is that OPEC will get through a tough meeting, extend the current cuts for maybe three months, and wait for brighter days in 2021. I don’t disagree.

Dr. Sarah Cohodes

SarahCohodes

I feel like all school reopening opinion pieces have what I would call "the pivot" (is that a thing people call it?)The place about 2/3 of the way through where

Dennis Mersereau

wxdam

The Trump administration's assault on climate science rightfully gets the bulk of the coverage, but the last four years have been rough when it comes to basic, everyday weather forecasting.The

Dr Jessica Gagnon

Jess_Gagnon

Tokyo Olympics chief said board meetings with women "take so much time" and brought up the idea of regulating speaking times.Can you imagine if speaking in meetings were regulated? Suddenly

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