#Crisis

Swaraj Kumar

swarajk224

This is such a poor attempt of defending the govt econ policy by @TheJaggi . I avoid calling out anyone, but we are in a pandemic and fiscal/inflation hawks need

Jay Hulme

JayHulmePoet

I apologise if I've given you all the wrong impression here, but I am a B R O K E N man right now. I'm barely keeping it

Dr. Kari Nixon

HalfSickShadows

time for a thread. I haven't work one-on-one with Bob Lutz, but I have been on ethics boards newly created in Spokane to handle possible caseload surges and advise physicians.

Dr Sumaiya Shaikh

Neurophysik

TW & thread: COVID-19, menstruation & depressionGynaecologists, Obstetrics & women that have recovered from COVID-19:(Or keen beaners of Covid-19)Women, How were your menstrual cycles post COVID-19 recovery? Want to know

Glen Woodfin

GlenWoodfin

Democrats will line up like sheep to the slaughter to get their microchip implanted. The one world globalists will create benefits to being chipped & people will fight to get

Ingrid M

iMusing

the allegedly de-politicised un-ideological statesmanish prime minister has chosen facebook to tell five straight minutes of lies about why he wants to force school-aged kids to absorb the health risks

Meaghan Lynch

MeaghanBLynch

.@SenKamalaHarris has been focused on a number of key issues and impacted communities throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Here are a few of her actions in recent weeks to demand accountability

Mark Vanderhoff

WLKYMark

At Norton Brownsboro Hospital, where @senatemajldr is appearing with @Norton_Health President & CEO Russ Cox and Norton Healthcare Chief Medical Officer Dr. Steve Hester to talk about CARES Act and

wsbgnl

wsbgnl

This story focuses on three Washington, DC residents who are waiting for UI benefits. It also provides key details about the struggles some workers face during this crisis, including:* Economic

George Siemens

gsiemens

What is the longer-term impact of Covid-19 on higher education? Three possible scenarios, obviously shaped by the duration and re-emergence of the virus: 1/11 Scenario 1 (least likely): Return to

Theo Bass

theo_bass

Parliament has been historically very risk-averse and slow to implement technology solutionsPretty incredible to see it now committing to entirely virtual chamber in a matter of weeks (1/6)https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2020/apr/01/uk-set-up-vi

Husnain Fateh

husnain_fateh

1/ The government is loosening lockdown requirements allowing "skill-based" jobs. https://dunyanews.tv/en/Pakistan/541071-Federal-Cabinet-coronavirus-situation-countryHere's a ECON 101 argument for why this is not just a bad idea, but t

andy perez

ohdeeandy

thousands of colombians are protesting a tax reform that would raise the price of basic foods and affect the lower classes during a pandemic that has ravished the nation.i'm donating

Michael Gerson

MJGerson

President-elect Biden’s Thanksgiving address was an important moment in the rhetorical and moral life of the nation. The remarks themselves were well-constructed, graceful and serious of purpose – an act

McDeere

McDeereUSA

The double advantage of Biden going to Kenosha is that it’s (a) effective and (b) a highly visible way to end all the “Biden wont leave his basement” nonsense.https://twitter.com/McDeereUSA/status/1298650030040059906 Remember

Amy G Dala MD

AmyGDalaMD

A #COVID story:We have been very careful & diligent.Masks. Only eating at restaurants if outside. Social dist with friends. Kids can't go in friends' homes. Not seeing grandparents.But husband let