#NYTimes

Amanda Iovino

AmandaWPAi

Quick thread on the incredible night for #GOPWomen https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/04/us/politics/republican-women-congress.html “A woman won in nearly every district that Republicans had flipped by Wednesday, a striking statistic that bo

Bean dad’s grand dad

SonjaTrauss

How do reporters decide to say “flocking to” instead of “fleeing from” or “pushed out by” or “displaced from” when reporting on trends about people moving from one place to

RR Seattle

RRalstonAgile

Once upon a time, I thought that it was perfectly appropriate for restaurant workers to earn less than minimum wage. Tipping, in my view, was a means for customers to

Caroline Seydel

CarolineSeydel

“Why would anyone take a vaccine that’s 94% effective for a disease with a 99% survival rate?”The problem with this logic is that the 99% and 94% don’t mean the

Cate Eland

RomancingNope

"The US system is weird, but people voted for a change of power. One person is refusing to accept the people’s will. He’s taking power that doesn’t belong to him.

Jake Cornell

JakeWCornell

I tried to write a joke about this and can’t. Every single shift I work, it is a fucking battle to get most of my customers to wear a mask

Parker Molloy

ParkerMolloy

We almost certainly won't know the results on election night itself. It's important to get things right. The baby-brain in the White House with the attention span of a gnat

Matt Bruenig

MattBruenig

Marr's novel tells the story of someone with an income right around the poverty line, so that he can celebrate an EITC program that is *intentionally* designed to exclude the

Kael Weston

KaelWeston

Let’s be clear: while I have many members of my family who served in the military — dad and two uncles in Vietnam, grandfather in WW2, cousin in the national

Jonathan Martin

jmartNYT

New: GOP in disarrayHours after the Mar-a-Lago meeting, Gaetz + Don Jr vow to primary LIZThen, after McCarthy puts out word he's meeting w MTG next week, Trump calls to

Joanna Schwartz

JCSchwartzProf

I appreciate @danepps reference to my research in his @nytimes oped. I agree that abolishing qi is not a cure-all. But I disagree with the conclusion that eliminating qi is

Peter White

PeteWhitePolSci

It is very rare for established democracies to regularly have retired generals as their ministers of defense (thread)https://twitter.com/PeteWhitePolSci/status/1190382486095720448 Most that do are new or transitioning democracies. The more

Ab Brody, PhD, RN, FAAN

abbrody

1/ Anyone who has ever done research or implemented clinical programs in nursing homes or assisted living knows these problems very well. It shouldn't have been too hard to predict

Paul Krugman

paulkrugman

Tis the time to be thinking about the future, and one big question beyond 2021 is the prospects for technology. For background, here's the BLS measure of multifactor productivity —

Cassie Miller

cassiepmiller

What's most infuriating about the Christchurch report is that it confirms so what many of us had been saying about the dangers of YouTube and figures like Stefan Molyneux. I

Padma Lakshmi

PadmaLakshmi

In this country Viagra is covered by insurance without question, but birth control coverage is dependent upon the religious ideals of employers/institutions.If that sounds:- misogynistic- discriminatory- irresponsible- indicative of systemi

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