#NYTimes

Christopher Pepper

mrhealthteacher

The questions around if, when, and how to welcome students back to school in person are a GIANT ethical/philosophical challenge. No matter what you do, some people will be seriously

Aaron E. Carroll

aaronecarroll

I'm going to present some charts again. I am starting to wonder at what point some of these states will start to take this seriously. I ask this because things

Noah Weeks

TheNoahWeeks

I’ve barely left the house since the pandemic began.Ted Cruz has delayed stimulus checks, acquitted the insurrectionist, spoken not a single truth to the American people, and vacationed in Cancún.

Paul Krugman

paulkrugman

Is this even allowed? I though you were only permitted (and required) to write "Democrats in disarray." But seriously, Rs are clearly at a total loss on economic policy 1/

Nina Funnell, Journalist & creator of #LetHerSpeak

ninafunnell

“Rape is a crime steeped in power & control, so it’s not at all surprising to hear that young women are reporting experiences of sexual violence taking place in locations

Lingling Wei 魏玲灵

Lingling_Wei

In the West, Jack Ma has been seen as the epitome of China’s private entrepreneurial drive. In reality, he has long been part of China’s “special-deal” economy that lifts up

Russ Caditz-Peck

RussCP

.@NYTimes deep-dive on @Snapchat AR shopping "Nearly 19 million Snapchat users have tried on @Gucci products using the filter, Snap said."https://twitter.com/nytimesbusiness/status/1341464041760370689 .@Snapchat AR shoe try-on for

Diane Frances Walter

48thRule

All of this but add the parents. I taught HS for 14 years. During the flu season I called the nurse or a parent at least once a week begging

Greg Greene

ggreeneva

To get real for a second, one problem with living in a gerontocracy is that too few of the nation’s top leaders seem to feel a visceral concern about how

Ayaan Hirsi Ali

Ayaan

I do not expect anything but hostile reviews from the @NYTimes. But @JillFilipovic's review makes a number of completely false insinuations about the book, essentially accusing me of reviving racist

Cathy Reisenwitz 🏗🌐🥑

CathyReisenwitz

I seem to remember the last time a bunch of noobs lost their shirts on Robinhood journalists coming out of the woodwork to blame Robinhood for not stopping naive users

Steven Berry

steventberry

Inflexible short-run supply chains bite us again.‘It’s Like Groundhog Day’: Coronavirus Testing Labs Again Lack Key Supplieshttps://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/23/health/coronavirus-testing-supply-shortage.html?smid=tw-share Especially wh

John Scott-Railton

jsrailton

BREAKING: at least six men that provided security for Roger Stone entered the #Capitol during the siege, per a @nytimes visual investigation. All six are associated with the far-right #OathKeepers

Michael Mina

michaelmina_lab

A new article in ⁦@nytimes⁩ states rapid tests falter in asymptomaticsWarning of their use for asymptomatic screeningSays: among random asymptomatic #COVID19 screens, Rapid Tests caught only 32% of PCR +ve

NYC Angry Mom - #OpenSchools

angrybklynmom

In a renewed rage, I just allowed myself to remember that Daycare in NYC reopened in June, w/ minimal fanfare. Search for "Daycare NYC Safe" and you get a tiny

Amy Turner

amyturner

This is not at all surprising, and while sobering, it's good to have a look at how miscalculations get made. Cities follow an imperfect protocol to measure emissions from identified

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