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Jon Favreau

jonfavs

For all the Congressional Republicans who thought they could weasel out of taking a public stand on the coup, this last bit of lunacy from their fringe will force every

Jonathan Martin

jmartNYT

O-H... ...I-Ohttps://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/01/us/politics/tim-ryan-ohio-senate.html Ryan has been nudged by @HillaryClinton @Marcy_Kaptur @AFSCME Lee Saunders + @Ted_Strickland “I think he is the person with the best chance, given this

Jeffrey A. Hirschfield, MD, DipABLM

DrHirschfield

Link reveals covid-19 vaccine events w/frequency & #'s. It appears that % of deaths from @moderna_tx vaccines is 3X higher than est from covid-19 infection, at 0.65-0.8%. This info is

Margot Sanger-Katz

sangerkatz

If you need health insurance, now is a great time to start shopping. It’s open enrollment season on http://healthcare.gov and state insurance exchanges. If your family income is below 400%

Jeffrey Sachs

JeffreyASachs

I regret to inform you that he is right. Obviously it's great that Trump is off Twitter, but watching multiple platforms flex their muscle in unison like this is terrifying

Krista Tippett

kristatippett

1) This piece about a Minneapolis neighborhood is an example of what frustrates me about coverage of what's happening here & elsewhere. Yes, it will be hard to actually live

Mike Baker

ByMikeBaker

There are about 150 protesters in Portland marching right now toward an ICE facility, chanting "Fuck Joe Biden." The crowd has arrived, and the feds have declared an unlawful assembly

Elijah J. Magnier

ejmalrai

#Iran denied @nytimes saying Abdullah Ahmed Abdullah, aka Abu Muhammad al-Masri, AQ’s 2d-highest leader, accused of being 1 of the masterminds of the 1998 attacks on #US embassies in Africa,

TheValuesVoter

TheValuesVoter

Because of the way that various states counted the votes (some counted Election Day votes first and then mail ballots; some did it in the opposite order), 10 states saw

Wesley

WesleyLowery

I think Norm Pearlstine's point about the "consent of the governed" is the smartest thing anyone has observed about this moment in newsrooms/the grapple between management and labor https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/01/business/

Jarrett Blanc

JarrettBlanc

The start of negotiations between the Government and legitimate opposition of Afghanistan and the Taliban is very good news. It is far and away the most substantive success of Trump

Yardley Yeadon

MichaelYeadon3

https://lockdownsceptics.org/what-sage-got-wrong/I’ve previously shown that U.K. is over the herd immunity threshold. That’s why London isn’t experiencing 500 deaths per day from Covid19. In summer, I & others deduced a false

Alex Burns

alexburnsNYT

NYT poll: Biden takes a dominant lead over Trump, 50 to 36Trump bleeding support even from once-loyal groups of whites and menOn the biggest challenges of his term, much of

A Shady Dame From Seville

SorayaMcDonald

I’m sure McNeil’s belief that Black people are to blame for a host of systemic inequities because racism doesn’t exist anymore could not possibly be “directly connected to his journalism."It's

David Leonhardt

DLeonhardt

A thread: Early in the pandemic, progressive, technocratic governments were clearly doing a better job at managing it than populist, right-wing governments. Consider Canada vs the U.S. Or E.U. vs

Nate Hopper

NDHopper

This was not how I dreamed that I might first appear in The New York Times. But since it is, I want to respond to the statements Troy Young and

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