#Coronavirus

Glenn Greenwald

ggreenwald

After 2020, do public health experts deserve the public's trust as apolitical scientists? Do they have a valid claim of entitlement to discourse-monopoly regarding COVID-related policies? Should we defer in

Daily Caller

DailyCaller

Democrats led by Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer have spent months refusing to budge on COVID-19 relief.Here is a thread to refresh your memory It started when Democrats introduced their

Mike Coudrey

MichaelCoudrey

Clint Hickman violated his oath as an elected official and Chairman of Maricopa Board of Supervisors and voted to NOT comply with a subpoena for the forensic analysis of Dominion

Dr. Nahid Bhadelia

BhadeliaMD

As we head towards fall & winter, it's important to acknowledge that the pandemic & this summer of our discontent has already left so many more of us affected by

Domenico Montanaro

DomenicoNPR

“The president never downplayed the virus” — Trump’s press secretary. Let’s recap:1/ Feb. 10: “Looks like by April, you know, in theory, when it gets a little warmer, it miraculously

Jerry Dunleavy

JerryDunleavy

“Fauci acknowledged he had slowly but deliberately been moving the goal posts. He is doing so, he said, partly based on new science, and party on his gut feeling that

Dena Grayson, MD, PhD

DrDenaGrayson

BAD NEWS: 2 cases of a new "more transmissible" #coronavirus variant linked to #SouthAfrica identified in the UK.This new variant appears to have *mutated further* than the new B.1.1.7 variant

Josh Michaud

joshmich

We have more to learn about how people's views on the pandemic shaped votes. Still, it seems clear that almost 10 million reported cases, hundreds of thousands of deaths, and

Drew Holden

DrewHolden360

A little perspective on coronavirus deaths by state.New York has nearly TRIPLE the number of deaths (32,000) as Florida, Georgia, Texas and Arizona COMBINED (12,118) despite having BARELY OVER 1/4

Karyn Schwartz

KarynLSchwartz

While Medicaid will cover the COVID-19 vaccine during the public health emergency with no cost sharing, some adults w/Medicaid don’t have coverage for other vaccines. Why? Because vaccines aren’t in

Glenn Campbell

GlennBBC

the Scottish vaccine deployment plan has just been published by @scotgov @JeaneF1MSP https://www.gov.scot/binaries/content/documents/govscot/publications/strategy-plan/2020/12/coronavirus-covid-19-vaccine-deployment-plan-2021/documents/coro

Representative Bill Seitz

CincySeitz

Yesterday, @GovMikeDeWine signed legislation into law that invests $555 million in Ohio schools, communities and infrastructure. Senate Bill 4 also included two important amendments that will further assist Ohio’s coronavirus

Annibale

Annibal97783312

Few days after begrudgingly admitting that the Lombardy disaster may have been caused by its own semi privatized healthcare, NYT makes a u-turn publishing this nonsense, where it's all WHO

Michael

PaterfamiliasV

December 20' 2020When you remove the first four months of testing deaths and cases and then divide total deaths into cases you get a corrected mortality rate of 1.2% This

Jenny Hunter

jennyhunterdc

Stop saying "schools are safe" when what you mean is "school transmission rates are no higher than community rates" and "I think the risk is worth it because the costs

Apoorva Mandavilli

apoorva_nyc

NEW: It's been said often and it sounds true: Small social gatherings -- people getting together with family and friends -- is driving the current surge. But is it, really?

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