#Policy

Bernard Lane

Bernard_Lane

Some comments from Canada's @coachblade, president of Alberta Athletics, on the parallels she observes between transgender-inclusion policies in Australia & her country. 1/ "Canada is going down the same trail

United States of Care

USofCare

The #Covid-19 pandemic has laid bare the close relationship between our access to affordable care and financial security. It's why @USofCare and its partners developed a second policy agenda for

Sophia Gaston

sophgaston

Few thoughts on the UK's overseas aid budget & public opinion:1. When I ask in focus groups what characteristics are distinctly British, participants invariably say, "we're generous" and "we play

Pierce O'Reilly

PierceOReilly

The #CbCR statistics are out today as part of #CorpTaxStats https://bit.ly/38yW7uQ . https://twitter.com/search ? It’s a big deal in terms of data on MNEs, #BEPS, and their activities. A quick thread with

Elizabeth Tsurkov

Elizrael

Several interesting points from the Yedioth interview with the departing head of the IDF's Intelligence Directorate, Brig. Gen. Dror Shalom:* "It still hasn't been proven that [the U.S] exiting the

Alec Hansen

alec____hansen

Why I’m #stickingwithEd (A THREAD)In the winter of 2012, Barney Frank was retiring and there was a race for the open MA04 seat. There were two main contenders at the

The Common Weal

Common_Weal

Thread.The rise in support for independence is causing some commentators to once again propose a reform of the UK into a FederationIn our 2018 paper, we raise questions about their

Matt Lee-Ashley

MLeeAshley

1/ This thread traces the origin of a new Trump Admin policy that makes it easier for oil & gas companies to dodge royalty payments to taxpayers when drilling offshore.

Sasha Sienna

SiennaSasha

I've seen this tweet saying that a tory plan to raise the state pension age to 75 is "set to go through law" - I've been trying to handle my

Aaron Astor

AstorAaron

I agree with this. The most aggressive cancer on the American body politic is not and will not be the Supreme Court, which is largely reactive by nature. It's the

Lev Nachman

lnachman32

Major pro-Taiwan legislation proposed in the US today, thanks to bipartisan support I anticipate all of these will pass. I highly recommend people take the time to read specifically what

Natalie E. Dean, PhD

nataliexdean

Two interesting examples of how randomized controlled trials could build evidence for policy decisions - whether to offer alternative housing for isolation, and re-opening schools. Useful to start thinking now

Twitter Support

TwitterSupport

As we continue to protect the integrity of #Election2020 conversation on Twitter, we're announcing new, significant updates today that will bring more context and encourage thoughtful consideration before Tweeting.

Brian Nosek

BrianNosek

We will have a few jobs opening in the next couple of weeks. Here's the first new one, Preprints Product Owner. Also, existing openings for senior back-end and front-end developers!Have

Economic Monitoring| Office of the President

UgSocioEconomy

In furtherance of our mandate to improve policy development & implementation across @GovUganda, we are pleased to introduce to you a new Executive Oversight Platform code named the "Apex Platform".

Linda K. Smith

lksmith1215

NEW: Survey from @BPC_Bipartisan & @MorningConsult finds that child care is still needed in the US but is difficult to find and in many circumstances, closed indefinitely. Read our blog