#Crisis

Sunil Varghese

SunilRVarghese

There is too much in the refugee executive order to cover here (reporters, we are having a press call tomorrow /Friday at 11AM EST). But the first section alone, setting

Natalie E. Dean, PhD

nataliexdean

Why is testing breaking down again? Of course where cases are rising, demand is also rising. More people are symptomatic and more people have been exposed. The result is discouraging

Joe Lonsdale

JTLonsdale

I explained why I left California in the WSJ, but still hope the Golden State gets its act together. My policy group @InstituteCicero has 10 bold proposals to improve how

Doctora Malka Older

m_older

I'm reading @JincyWillett's very funny Amy Falls Down, which includes a lovely fantasy segment about someone paying for a bunch of writers to train their way across the US doing

Andrew Neilson

neilsonandrew

Evidence session from @CommonsJustice with Robert Buckland and senior officials has begun. We're hearing about the work being done on the new changes to social distancing and what it means

Cory Doctorow #BLM

doctorow

On Jul 1, I'm giving a seminar on how Big Tech distorts our discourse for the @oiioxford. It's free to attend, but you need to RSVP: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/6015930181073/WN_MnlH5x2XTRqiKKmhU0QPAg1/ This is a

zeynep tufekci

zeynep

Wait, what? Woodward had Trump on tape that the coronavirus was airborne BACK IN FEBRUARY (seems he learned this from Xi) and sat on it, presumably to release his book

Liam Dillon

dillonliam

With the year coming to an end, I wanted to highlight some work I'm proud of from 2020, and explain some of what went into producing it. A while ago,

Joy WE VOTED!! WEAR A MASK!! Reid 😷)

JoyAnnReid

Hi @tedcruz thanks for watching #TheReidOut though perhaps you might listen more carefully. I’ve no doubt you’ll take the vaccine. Like Rupert Murdoch you want to survive the pandemic. But

Hylke Dijkstra

DijkstraHylke

European External Action Service (EEAS) celebrates its 10th anniversary today It has also resulted in a library of academic publications. Here are 10 of my favourites 1/ One of

Reuben Bramanathan

bramanathan

The #STABLEAct is a confused attempt at regulating perceived harms that are not actually caused by the technology, but are, ironically, inherent in the existing financial system that cryptocurrencies are

Tom Doran

portraitinflesh

The corollary to this is that when you're furious at the bulk of the population for being "apathetic", that's largely because this country is a pretty good place to live

el gato malo

boriquagato

it's disappointing to see that we are back in the "media scare stories about hospitals" stage.the good news is that, just like last time, this is simply not the case.they

Nick🇬🇧🇪🇺

nicktolhurst

I see alot of friends here are getting angry at various Starmer comments on Brexit.I get its an emotional time, but with respect, alot of people arent thinking rationally right

Andy Rowell

AndyRowell

I deleted this comment on Instagram and Twitter because I see that Sean Feucht did not set up the stage. Organizers: https://www.facebook.com/groups/625712998026827/ Locals: Curtis Farrar and Alfonzo Williams of Worldwide

Anti-Bullshit Alien

LennieMerrick1

We see the news headlines faithfully parroting the top lines of these "reports" by opaquely funded thinktanks, but have you ever actually read one? Most would not pass muster in

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