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S.V. Dáte

svdate

"The failure has echoes of the period leading up to 9/11: Warnings were sounded, including at the highest levels of government, but the president was deaf to them until the

Bryan Alexander

BryanAlexander

Purdue University's president argues for returning to face-to-face education this fall.Some interesting details here.(1/n)https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/why-we-have-a-responsibility-to-open-purdue-university-this-fall/2020/05/2

Tectonix GEO

TectonixGEO

Want to see the true potential impact of ignoring social distancing? Through a partnership with @xmodesocial, we analyzed secondary locations of anonymized mobile devices that were active at a single

Nai, the Internet’s Esthetician

LaBeautyologist

I very much understand SPF fatigue, but it’s not a money grab. SPF is considered a drug by the FDA because it prevents cancer which is why the “rules” seem

sheologian

sheologian

They actually are, though. Thinking about death is completely normal and very healthy.https://twitter.com/washingtonpost/status/1312614389648896001 I didn't have time when I first Tweeted this as I was in between clients but this

Naveed Jamali

NaveedAJamali

“I can only imagine” a very sympathetic officer comforting Travis McMichael who had just chased and shot #AhmaudArbery, while the young black man lay dying on the road. “Why would

Josh Rogin

joshrogin

Rand Paul and Fauci are arguing over whether the bat coronavirus research in Wuhan was "gain of function" according to the NIH definition. That's somewhat besides the point of whether

Paul Krugman

paulkrugman

One of these trajectories is not like the others. Is it Trump's fault? Of course: pandemic response is heavily dependent on presidential leadership, and Trump has been a malign influence

Jon Millstein

jmillstein

FACTS: senior year i was assigned to work on a group project with white house press sec Kayleigh McEnany. Long story short, she turned everyone against me & our moms

Joshua H. Pollack

Joshua_Pollack

This is a fascinating story about global supply chains and advanced weapons development. But I can’t get past one irksome detail.https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/china-hypersonic-missiles-american-technology/2021/04/07/37a

Isaac Stone Fish

isaacstonefish

There are 29 place names in the United States that contain the word “Chinaman.” They include places like Chinaman Trail in Oregon, Old Chinaman, and Chinaman Creek in California. This

Stephen Gutowski

StephenGutowski

Today is the anniversary of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre where racist whites slaughtered hundreds of people in a successful black neighborhood known as the Black Wall Street. It's one

Andrew Freedman

afreedma

[THREAD] The White House today promoted a new lab study on the coronavirus' susceptibility to ultraviolet light, as well as heat and humidity as a reason to think this outbreak

Secretary Betsy DeVos

BetsyDeVosED

.@washingtonpost: “Parents across the country who have students w/ special ed needs say the stakes are high if schools do not reopen...children are not just falling behind academically...but missing developmental

Washington Post Opinions

PostOpinions

"Invincible" Trump tells us to live with covid-19, Dana @Milbank writes. These people died trying:https://wapo.st/3d2DEsW On Monday night, as Trump was filming his video (without a mask), the West Des

Jaclyn Friedman🩸🦷

jaclynf

Literally no one: Me: Some random thoughts on Hamilton, a thread. 1/x Just watched it. Gutted and spent from weeping. It is a work of staggering power, performed by a