#NyTimes

Laura Burstein

LauraBurstein1

1/ “Punch After Punch, Rape After Rape, a Murderer Was Made.” @RLSWrites on the case of #LisaMontgomery, a victim of horrific abuse who is scheduled to be executed by US

Nate Cohn

Nate_Cohn

Joe Biden opens up a considerable 9 point lead across the battleground states likeliest to decide the presidencyMI: Biden+11WI: Biden+11PA: Biden+10NC: Biden+9AZ: Biden+7FL: Biden+6https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/25/upshot/poll-2020-biden-b

Ellen Carmichael

ellencarmichael

This has been a known issue that the virology/epidemiology/public health community has been screaming about for months. There was a great investigative piece in NYT where every expert quoted said

Bandy X Lee, MD, MDiv

BandyXLee1

Normalization was the greatest danger: underestimating what was happening, denying the threat, and building fertile ground for pathology to spread. The greatest antidote to this (and the first step to

Kevin Roose

kevinroose

I wrote about Valerie Gilbert, a QAnon believer I know. Maybe you know someone like her, too.https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/17/technology/qanon-meme-queen.html A lot of QAnon punditry proceeds from the assumption that everyone who believes

Edward Wong

ewong

This is notable — and a key marker for those who say Trump’s actions help China: The Chinese embassy in the US has retweeted Trump’s fake claim of election fraud.

Lev Nachman

lnachman32

This NYT piece has some very clear flaws in its description of Taiwan politically, economically, and that Singapore bit at the end is off. But, it makes some important points.

PrEP4All

PrEP4AllNow

News from @CDCgov shows that deaths due to HIV dropped by nearly 50% from 2010 to 2017. But in the era of modern HIV treatment, it is completely unacceptable that

David Leonhardt

DLeonhardt

I just took a 1,600-mile road trip from Washington to St. Louis and back. I was shaken by what I saw. (1/x) Almost everywhere I stopped — gas stations, rest

Elian Peltier

ElianPeltier

A refugee crisis is brewing in Bosnia: around 1,500 people are sleeping outside in freezing temperatures, mostly because local authorities have refused to reopen an EU funded facilityhttps://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/14/world/europe/bosnia-mi

Dr. Peter Q. Blair

pqblair

30 million U.S. workers without degrees have the skills to move into new jobs that pay 70 percent more on average. A thread highlighting the @nytimes article by @SteveLohr https://www.nytimes.com/2020/12/03/technology/work-skills-upward-mob

Matthew Conlen

mathisonian

As the vaccine rollout ramps up, it's natural to wonder when case numbers will come down and we can start to think about reopeningLatest article with @DeniseDSLu @jamesglanz @simonelandon for

Prof Peter Hotez MD PhD

PeterHotez

Reality: It’s never too late to halt a virus epidemic, but as time passes the measures required expand commensurate with an accelerated epidemic. In my latest ⁦@sciam⁩ article attached in

Rukmini Callimachi

rcallimachi

1. Looking forward to catching up with @allinwithchris, to discuss the @nytimes reporting identifying the Taliban middlemen who conspired with Russia and the financial transaction traced by American officials which

meh-llennial

DearSplenda

i hear people talking about it every day, a), but those who aren't already knew this—it's upper middle class white people who are discovering this. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/02/business/covid-economy-parents-kids-career-home

Clint Smith

ClintSmithIII

"The restoration of Pell grants for incarcerated students is something of a watershed moment for the criminal justice overhaul movement as it unwinds decades of punitive practices in favor of

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