#Policy

Alyssa Bilinski

ambilinski

Some people think now that we've 'flattened the curve', it's time to open. If COVID-19 is bad for health, and lockdown is bad for the economy, shouldn't we open as

Sandy Wan

sndywan

“We could and should be #netzero by 2050, but not w/out the support of policy. In the future looking back, we will be amazed by how cheap it was.” -

TheRandomNarwhal

Random_Narwhal

Hey, I've been talking a lot about the whole George Floyd protests a lot lately, and one thing I think I haven't stressed enough is that there is a middle

Orla Hegarty

Orla_Hegarty

‘1 in 1,000 cases traced to outdoor transmission’ has now been reported around the world as research from IrelandTo correct record: this isn’t a research study & isn’t validHere’s why...

Mehdi Hasan

mehdirhasan

It’s not often that you wake up to this In case you’re wondering, I am at my naturalization ceremony. I’m becoming a U.S. citizen this morning, a dual U.S./UK

Effy Zhang 張夢圓

EffyZhangmy

The EU's white paper clamping down on foreign subsidies in order to fend off Chinese investment is itself highly controversial. It ignores the complexities behind many of the investment cases.

Reagan Battalion

ReaganBattalion

Timeline of @NYGovCuomo’s reckless orders that led to the deaths of 5000 NY’ers in nursing homes.March 25, 2020:NYS directive to nursing homes: “No resident shall be denied re-admission or admission

Kayleigh McEnany

PressSec

Democrats used to support smart immigration policy that protected American workers, but now they have betrayed the hard-working Americans President @realDonaldTrump is putting first. FLASHBACK: Then-Senator Barack Obama in 2006:

Paul Johnson

PJTheEconomist

All that extra money announced by govt last week not quite what it seems. https://www.ifs.org.uk/publications/14938The "Rooseveltian" additional £5.5bn of capital spending represents an increase of precisely zero this year on

Marcus Ryder MBE

marcusryder

Short thread for journalism students @bbclaurak #DominicCummings and using unnamed sources: citing unnamed sources is a fact of life in political reporting, using one in this case in the way

Duncan Hothersall

dhothersall

Seems I've annoyed a few people by criticising the STUC's stance on #indyref2. Well I'm pretty annoyed too, to be told that rather than assess the likely impact of independence

David Evans

DaveEvansPhD

**HOW MUCH DOES THAT INTERVENTION COST?**I just moderated a @CEGA_UC panel with editors from four economics or development journals about how to make cost data more prevalent in studies and

Akash Shetye

AkashShetye

So I tweeted about this last week. We are starting to get studies out of California and the world that suggest coronavirus is far more infectious than we realize, but

⚓️🚢Imani Gandy 🚢⚓️

AngryBlackLady

We need election reform. These two year long presidential election cycles are media driven. It’s not necessary. So many people aren’t even paying attention yet.And those of us on Twitter

Matthias Meier #TestTraceIsolate

MatCMeier

Donald Trump has more or less fulfilled his election promise of massively reducing immigration from the South, but mainly not by building a physical wall, but by changing asylum laws

March For Science 🍑

MarchForScience

Pssst. Now that we have all recovered from yesterday, we have a major announcement to make soon ... We are launching a political action committee!Last week, we elected leaders