#PANDEMIC

Paul Krugman

paulkrugman

McConnell totally misunderstands the problem; thinks this is about stimulus, not support as the virus rages. So no deal on unemployment benefits any time soon, with extra benefits going away

Dr. Catherine Macdonald

dr_catmac

As I am grading, I have also been reflecting on this semester and all I’ve learned, and one of the most powerful lessons is this: maybe I AM “that kind

Prof Francois Balloux

BallouxFrancois

I believe the incoming #COVID19 vaccines tend to be effective and safe. I also predict widespread vaccination campaigns will save lives. Though, I doubt vaccines will significantly shorten the timeline

Paul Waugh

paulwaugh

Here is the Q&A between the Lobby + the PM’s spokesman on1 @MattHancock saying Brexit was the reason the UK was the first country in the world to approve the

Ubadah Sabbagh

neubadah

Been thinking about this too and it deserves discussion. Twitter sucks for nuance but, I'll try. It's okay to have feelings about virtual conference registration fees, I do too. Thing

GET A GRIP 💙

docrussjackson

If I were an ANGRY PATRIOT, concerned to stop the WHITE GENOCIDE of my fellow WHITE BRITISH PATRIOTS, I'd wear a UNIONJACK mask & tweet: "OI! #NoMasks W*NKER! IF YOU

Megan Ranney MD MPH 🗽

meganranney

Over the past 2 weeks I've had the opportunity to connect with a bunch of junior colleagues & trainees. I desperately want to correct a misconception I keep hearing over

James Gunn

JamesGunn

The US is 5% of the world's population, yet we're responsible for 25% of the world's deaths from coronavirus, more than any country in the world. More than 10 times

GordPerks

gordperks

1. Today Joe in his capacity as Chair of the Board of Health joined representatives of the Federal government in Parkdale to announce a program for the safe supply of

VickieRemoe.com

VickieRemoe

3 things we have learned about this govt’s leadership style: 1. Many put in places 2 lead; their egos trump their empathy2. It is not about doing the right thing:

DC Bike History

DCBikeHistory1

On this day in 1983 - NPS announced plans to permanently close Beach Drive, between Joyce and Broad Branch to car traffic once the red line opened in 1985. Modeled

Isabel Rodríguez

ecomentario

Remember that what's unfair and unreasonable in the treatment of school children during the pandemic was also unfair and unreasonable before the pandemic. Remember that what's nonsensical during online lessons

Akanksha Mehta

AjeebAurat

1/ I had the first dose of the AstraZeneca Oxford vaccine yest morning ('clinically extremely vulnerable') & of course, I am relieved, but can't stop thinking about people with illness

Femi😷

Femi_Sorry

Spot the difference! @SophyRidgeSky asked @PritiPatel THREE TIMES whether the Bournemouth beach people were irresponsible. She refused. Priti Patel called those peacefully protesting against racism "unacceptable" & "awful

Vicki Shabo

VShabo

This article brings up so many issues:1) The big tech companies have policies that most US workers can only dream of accessing. We need national policies to create security for

Phil

philllosoraptor

I'm gonna say something controversial but YOLO. The greatest failure of the pandemic has been medical science. Science isn't above reproach, and this isn't to say this should be easy,

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