#Crisis

Robert Peston

Peston

Rather than giving money back to Premier League clubs with pay cuts, wouldn’t it be better if players donate those millions to services in frontline of helping us through the

Jonas Miklovas

jmiklovas

I'm super mad at everything Euroleague related right now, so it's not gonna be nice tweets, but here are my thoughts on what is wrong with Euroleague right now.Even with

The Walrus

thewalrus

We’re failing our children’s mental health in more ways than one. Social media pressures, loneliness, and the climate crisis are weighing on today’s youth. The stress is taking its toll

David M. Perry

Lollardfish

It's amazing how so many things haven't changed in how our most elite political media outlets cover national politics, despite [waves arms] everything. Axios: Trump, who stands before any mic

Mohamed Nanabhay

mohamed

Sobering thoughts from @rasmus_kleis on the impact of the coronavirus on news business.“The past is the past. It ain’t coming back. And if we don’t figure this out, the short-term

Fred Destin

fdestin

1/ If you’re an emerging manager right now, you might be struggling. VCs are not immune to this crisis. Some advice: 2/ First the data — 1,200 seed fund were

Dr Anton Howes

antonhowes

Just posted my latest newsletter, on how necessity was *not* the mother of invention. Although invention increased in the teeth of one of England’s worst ever crises, it was because

Dmitry Grozoubinski

DmitryOpines

1/ A thought. It's important to unpack, "there's a crisis on, support the government."Easy to accept as common sense.Easy to dismiss as creepy knee-bending.I think it's all a little more

Irish Fiscal Advisory Council

fiscalcouncil

The Covid-19 pandemic is a major shock to public health, the economy and the public finances. The Council’s latest Fiscal Assessment report develops three scenarios out to 2025, building on

Firass Abiad

firassabiad

1/5 In , despite the good news on the Covid front, the healthcare system finds itself close to falling apart. The pandemic increased the demand on hospitals at a time

Lord Ashcroft

LordAshcroft

From my latest US research, now available at http://LordAshcroftPolls.com : Despite the controversy over his early handling of coronavirus, President Trump's approval remains strong among his 2016 voters... ...and nearly 9

Eileen "Shelter in Place" Antalek, EdD she/her

EdConsult01581

Even IF we could overlook 45's gross mishandling of the pandemic (which we shouldn't-not for 1 second) the reality is that we cannot handle the current case load given the

CodesUcq

CodesUcq

1. 09/30/2018 Q 2300 Q posts Suicide Hotline number05/20/2018 "Suicide weekend?"06/10/2018 "Track ALL suicides" "Expect A LOT more."03/20/2019 Q posts Clinton affiliate's death. Adds "Start a list"

Titash Sen

ts_cattiot

Happening now! @vijayprashad says, "In a #pandemic, a rational person would much rather live in a society governed by the norms of #socialism, than of capitalism—a society where people rally

Nicola Duke

NicTrades

Giving mortgage holidays to land owners & telling banks to lend money to people to cover daily costs, including rent, is a disgusting transfer of wealth from poor to rich,

Budget Babe

znsuzara

Totally agree that centralizing operations is inefficient. But there are budget technicalities that constrain the direct download of funds to LGUs, which really is more efficient. It’s a quandary! @johntmorales