#NYTimes

elizabeth bruenig

ebruenig

The heir of the Gucci family has filed a lawsuit alleging that she was sexually abused by her stepfather for years. Her mother reportedly told her no one would believe

John Ismay

johnismay

2/13/1991: Alpha Battery, 21st FA fires the first M26 MLRS rockets ever used in combat. The US Army says "the system performed extremely well," but that is only true if

Michael K. Miller

mkmdem

I've seen enough. This is a genuine coup attempt now. We should absolutely use that language and it should appear in coup datasets, etc. We're much closer to a full

The Gaian Way

GaianWay

.@Jonesieman of the @nytimes weighs in on @deepadaptation. Worth reading but.... https://www.nytimes.com/2020/12/26/style/climate-change-deep-adaptation.html#deepadaptation #ClimateCrisis But the last words of the article make me concerned:

Max Burns

themaxburns

Perhaps the complete collapse of the Texas power grid is a good opportunity to discuss the importance of power infrastructure in the United States and how much our lack of

Ezra Klein

ezraklein

This is a piece I've been thinking about for a long time. One of the most dominant policy ideas in Washington is that policy should, always and everywhere, move parents

Eric Topol

EricTopol

I need to change the title of this piece from "Fast, Cheap [#COVID19] Tests Could Enable Safer Reopening"Δ "Could" -> *Will* https://science.sciencemag.org/content/369/6504/608.summary @ScienceMagazine by @RobertFSer

Anupam Jena

AnupamBJena

Really Interesting @nberpubs paper by @PerssonPetra, Qiu, & @maya_rossin that shows how marginal diagnoses of ADHD spread w/in families. Threadhttps://www.nber.org/papers/w28334 2/ Doctors often ask patients about family history b

Tom Inglesby

T_Inglesby

Incredibly valuable reporting on how COVID spread across the US and opportunities we missed to slow it. So much we all should take away from this. 1/xhttps://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/us/coronavirus-spread.html?action=click&modul

Shannon Watts

shannonrwatts

How does the New York Times write an article about Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert without mentioning her four arrests and court no-shows? Without mentioning her husband’s arrests for exposing himself

Nate Cohn

Nate_Cohn

Are the polls understating the number of Republicans?Probably not.https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/29/upshot/polls-political-party-republicans.html In Times/Siena polling last month, registered Republicans were 12 percent likelier to respond

45th parallel absurdist brigade

45thabsurdist

Protip: Biden won because people who don’t like or identify w/him, & owe him nothing, acted strategically when backed into a corner.Trump lost because people who identified w/him, who love

Jennifer Gunter

DrJenGunter

The idea that we will have a coronavirus vaccine within 2 years seems unlikely to me. I think mumps was the fastest and it was identified in 1963 and the

brad plumer

bradplumer

Hmm, the latest review of studies on corn ethanol concludes that its carbon intensity is about 40% lower than that of gasoline. If true, then ethanol's obviously not a carbon

AJ Kay

AJKayWriter

This NYT article cites staffing shortages—not bed availability—as the primary reason SoCal hospitals are full.What they fail to mention is that mandated school closures are estimated to have removed at

Shannon Coulter

shannoncoulter

PSA: solar and wind power actually help to prevent rolling blackouts by feeding excess energy back into the grid, thereby reducing reliance on the grid. This points to another very

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