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johnastoehr

Democracy is a faith, too. by @johnastoehr https://stoehr.substack.com/p/democracy-is-a-faith-too?r=5msd&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&utm_source=twitter 1. On Monday, the Times ran an article as significant as it was general

Royal Tea

UKRoyalTea

THREAD: The Sussexes said they wanted out of the Royal rota partially to work with grassroots media. Looking at their big announcements and media moments since leaving they have worked

Hannah Natanson

hannah_natanson

It's increasingly clear that the pandemic is taking its worst educational toll on Black, Hispanic, low-income & English-learner children, & students with disabilities. I'm threading evidence here. I'll start with

Elizabeth Saunders

ProfSaunders

Some (really) off-the-cuff thoughts about the Trump natsec news (Iraq/Afghan drawdown, Iran Almost-War 2). Half-formed but inspired by (halting) work on my book on elite cues and war, plus chats

Paul Poast

ProfPaulPoast

In the final hours of Trump's Presidency, it's worth asking: what just happened?With respect to foreign policy, Trump told us exactly what was going to happen...back in 1987. That's when

Zeke Hausfather

hausfath

After four years of work by 25 researchers, we've been able to narrow the range of future climate change. We find that equilibrium climate sensitivity is likely between 2.6C and

Karen Vaites

karenvaites

Beautifully-written articulation of the progressive take on #openschools:Keep schools closed: It’s a social justice imperative.Do it for labor rights, and in solidarity with Black families.It’s so well-written, you almost miss

Erin Ross

ErinEARoss

Hey! National news! An Oregon county is not "mandating masks, but only for white people." Stop. That is not the headline. That is not correct, and it's irresponsible, and race-baiting

Mona Eltahawy

monaeltahawy

In 2014, when she was 25, Saudi women's rights activist Loujain al-Hathloul was arrested for the first time for protesting the ban on women driving. She spent 73 days in

Alasdair Mackenzie

AlasdairMack66

Meet Mohammed al-Masari. He’s a former physics professor and leading critic of the Saudi Arabian royal family. In 1996 he fled to the UK and sought asylum. The Saudis demanded

Matt Malkus

malkusm

Clearly, anyone who thinks school closures are doing great harm to children is just playing politics. That's why publications on the right, such as NPR, the Washington Post, the New

B. Timmerman

BTGTimmerman

.@LewisForMN is right. We have a lot power in the suburbs. And that means we have to ask ourselves some pretty important questions:1/11https://twitter.com/LewisForMN/status/1323034926728564736 Do we believe in justice and equality?"You

Anna Gifty is on IG and says #SACE2021

itsafronomics

When I first decided to pursue math, someone told me that I couldn't because I asked too many questions and math would be too hard for me. And I believed

Christopher A. Longhurst

calonghurst

1/ COVID (@UCSanDiego) Chronicles - Jan 3, 2021Happy new year #TwitterverseLots to share in the first thread of 2021 Read on for some thoughts about hospitalization numbers, vaccine timing, and

Michael Mina

michaelmina_lab

NEW on Rapid Tests!Exceptional data that should help path to at-home highly accurate rapid testsIn over 860 samples tested w ⁦@AbbottNews⁩ BinaxNOW, only ONE was falsely positive! The Specificity was

Aaron Reichlin-Melnick

ReichlinMelnick

For the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic began, @CBPMarkMorgan will be testifying in front of Congress. I'll be following the hearing here in this thread.Morgan is beginning the hearing

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