#Arguing

Zoe Keller

KellerZoe

Twitter and Facebook have crossed the Rubicon by unfairly censoring Donald Trumphttps://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2020/08/06/twitter-facebook-have-crossed-rubicon-unfairly-censoring-donald/ ... how odd of Facebook and Twitter to make such a

Courtney Boen

CourtneyBoen

In every paper & talk I try to make the point that the drivers of pop health are structural, stemming from political decisions & actions. Actors created these inequities &

Aaron Derfel

Aaron_Derfel

1) A group of physicians is concerned about Quebec's plan authorizing gatherings of up to 250 people next Monday despite a #COVID19 resurgence, warning this will cause more outbreaks just

Areeq Chowdhury

AreeqChowdhury

We need to combat racism on social media and in wider society but the answer isn't better self-regulation by executives in Silicon Valley. Twitter removing tweets and accounts quicker will

Molly Beck

MollyBeck

The Wisconsin state Assembly is scheduled to take up a resolution this morning to end the state's mask mandate -- the only statewide mitigation effort in place. The plan to

Melissa Jeltsen

quasimado

Just got off the phone with one of Lisa Montgomery’s attorneys. She is bracing for a long day of legal proceedings. Lisa is already at Terre Haute and the prison

Malcolm Clark

TwisterFilm

13./ Here's Whittle explaining THE basic fundamental tenent of trans ideology: that gender identity isn't the same as biological sex and therefore has nothing to do with 'male' and 'female'.

Kate Kelly

Kate_Kelly_Esq

The office of the President is the only office that represents every, single American... so why doesn’t the vote of every, single American count in that election?A https://twitter.com/cmclymer/status/1322870150941626375 The “Electoral

Jan Wolfe

JanNWolfe

Wow: "This lawsuit smacks of racism," a Wisconsin judge just said to Trump's lawyer. She says Trump targeted two counties for litigation "because of their diverse populations, because they are

John Neiman

AlabamAppeals

Listened to Nestle #SCOTUS argument over last few days. Thought all counsel did well. Remain perplexed at the dunking on @neal_katyal, like @pareene article below from today. A few thoughts

Adam Ozimek

ModeledBehavior

Aside from the headline findings, one issue I address in my paper is the question of whether remote work will kill agglomeration. I say no, and I cite the existence

Jeffrey Ngo 敖卓軒 😷🎗🧋🐝

jeffreychngo

1. Cross-strait tensions are on the rise again lately — given the increasing Chinese and U.S. naval presence in the region — so as usual, the discussion around #Taiwan is

Amy Kapczynski

akapczynski

With @gregggonsalves and a growing coalition of labor and community groups, we've been arguing for a Public Health Jobs Corps to fight COVID and build back better. @JoeBiden supports

Sammie

samlogic_

What is quite unfortunate about Nigeria? How low quality our problems actually are, we are stuck in a cycle of solving low-quality problems like light, roads and food. it's quite

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zei_squirrel

lenin's critique of the second international was that it took the tactic of parliamentarism and turned it into an end in itself. over time, as they kept being reelected and

Zeke Hausfather

hausfath

Much of the US is experiencing extreme cold temperatures. But we should not read too much into this when it comes to climate change; its both not an unusual day

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