#Failure

Nelly Tells

NellyTells

A year ago I realised we were no longer living in nations that respected any human rights. Of course the signs were already there but on April 11, 2019 the

Spotlight on Corruption

EndCorruptionUK

The $2.9bn fine handed down to Goldman Sachs over their role in #1MDb scandal is hugely welcome, so too is news of individual protection. However - serious questions remain to

Richard 🌞 Spencer

RichardBSpencer

My comments on @Indian_Bronson's and @eurog3nic's threads have elicited attacks from many sides. So let me explain my position. I think the working class is treated disgracefully in America, and

Flaviana is editing...again.

ms_hipstory

I want to talk for a minute about why re-opening schools was the dumbest thing @GovHerbert could have done. I am not going to talk about the obvious health issues

HeleNaNaNaNaNa

DrFrankenIero

Frank & Lying: an ongoing analysis All I beg of you all is one thing: please do not tag Frank in this. Idk how I would feel about him reading

Palmer Report

PalmerReport

I've spent years being right when every other pundit was wrong, and getting libelously attacked for it by the other pundits – particularly the other pundits on the left. Today

Tube Time

TubeTimeUS

on June 16 of this year, PG&E pled guilty to charges of unlawfully causing a fire and 84 counts of involuntary manslaughter. their penalty? a $4 million fine. so what

Lindsay Wiley

ProfLWiley

I've tweeted about whether people harmed by Covid can sue the government (w/ some side-tweeting on suits against nursing homes & hospitals). Next up.... 1/ Can the states sue the

David Fickling

davidfickling

Which businesses are the world's biggest polluters? Disclosure on this subject is still patchy, so we went through dozens of annual reports to show the 63 companies that account for

Matt Finn

MattMattFinn

I was wrong. I had thought - from what I had read and heard - that the approach taken to A level grades was a fairly balanced solution to an

Maria Sundaram, PhD

mariasundaram

OK... let's talk about this. Clicked through to find that the article is about Jacobson v. Massachusetts, to me one of the most interesting SCOTUS cases and something I think

NABEELAQ

nabeelaq

If you thought writing a book was difficult, you haven’t tried getting one published - that too during COVID. So, let's talk about what goes behind publishing a book, especially

Complementary Meds

compandalt

The UK healthcare regulatory system is intended to protect members of the public. I’m sure that many people think it’s effective and some CAM practitioners treat approval as a “badge

Genius Billionaire Playboy Philanthropist Ghost 👻

ImaginariumCS

I’m here to let you know, I’ve been on hydroxychloroquinine before. If you have an adverse reaction to the drug like me it feels like you’re dying. Your insides feel

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BShulkes

Since everyone is losing their minds about the QB competition, and half of them spending an inordinate amount of time hedging to the point where they cannot possibly ever be

Isabel Schnabel

Isabel_Schnabel

In an interview with @derspiegel, conducted by @Bartz70Tim & @KaiserSte, I talk about recent inflation developments, monetary and fiscal policy in the pandemic, the @ecb’s role in combating climate change