#Crisis

Juni #ProtectTheRepublic

juniinthisworld

Unpopular opinionBut know what? I am not after ousting Duterte, because really, in the middle of a crisis like this? We cannot handle the chaos ousting him might bring. Yet,

Alex Zielinski

alex_zee

PPA Prez Daryl Turner didn't get a response from City Council after publishing a statement asking them to "defend Portland," so he penned another one: The PPA now has its

Stephanie Ruhle

SRuhle

Dear Twitter,There are smart,funny, clever tweeters who want to make the world better & smarter.Then there are provocateurs...ghosts of influential voices..jonesing for attention & adrenaline, desperate for dopamine.STARVE THEM OR

🅳🆄🅸🆃🆂 Kjeld Duits

KjeldDuits

1/ TO SURVIVE WE NEED STRUCTURAL CHANGEWe have developed societies that give people unparalleled convenience and comfortBut this depends on extreme efficiency in labor markets, production and supply, and previously

Siddharth Singh

siddharth3

In the energy sector, one of the most short term impacts of the coronavirus/covid19 crisis has been the fall in electricity demand and its impacts on discoms and power generation

Zeke Hernandez

profzeke

1/7 This isn't about protecting us from COVID19. It's a political move to advance a long-standing agenda. The real aim is for it to go beyond "temporary." This ban would

Ranim

baconinuranus

full offense but posts that glorify “being positive” especially in a time of crisis actually make everything worse because they demonize “bad” emotions, and news flash: unpleasant emotions will never

Alexander Clarkson

APHClarkson

For a neighbouring state there is no such thing as an endgame in negotiations with the EU. There is just the next negotiation after the current negotiation Every aspect of

PETA

petatheater

[COPING DURING CRISIS THRU ART: A THREAD]3rd month of quarantine. Madaming anxieties & worries tungkol sa kalagayan ng sarili, pamilya, at ng bansa. Kaya may gusto kaming i-share sa

David “HINDSIGHT IS 2021” Walsh

DavidAstinWalsh

My spicy hot take for the day is that the left should not assume that Joe Biden is going to lose to Trump. One, we're just at the very, *VERY*

Jason Furman

jasonfurman

It is essential that future COVID legislation include triggers that extend whatever assistance is needed as long as is necessary—and work to help ameliorate future recessions as well.Four reasons why:

Nicola Slawson

Nicola_Slawson

When I was a F/T news reporter, I would sometimes gauge interest in a story by seeing what all my non-journo friends and family were saying on FB and on

Andy Slavitt 🇺🇸💉

ASlavitt

COVID Update April 23: Today I talked to a dozen health care experts of widely differing views on what we should do & started chasing my biggest question.Follow if interested.

Posthuman

posthuman

A little lesson in being judgemental & perspectiveWe moved into a new house the week before lockdown. Neighbours on one side basically ignored all social distancing. Regular visitors & gatherings

Brian Romans 🏔🌊

clasticdetritus

during #EarthER20 workshop this week, someone shared 'The Minimum Viable Course' idea (e.g. https://teachingcommons.stanford.edu/explore-teaching-guides/getting-started/minimum-viable-course)in this era especially, a course that is

Cole Webber

colefwebber

1. A tenant union-type org set up by leftists would not have been able to carry out the organzing work being done by Toronto tenants during COVID. 2. Struggles around