#Infrastructure

Brandi Buchman

BBuchman_CNS

Today, the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee meets for a hearing on the integrity of the 2020 election. I'll have a report for you later today. The witnesses

Richard Chu

richard_chu97

People always ask, "what's the next Tesla", and the truth is that 99.99% of companies are never going to be even close to $TSLA because the markets are too small.As

Bea Jaspert 🕸

hogotheforsaken

Here are some academic studies showing that mixed sex spaces work against the interests of female people:Thread1/ Mixed sex accommodation in mental health wards is unsafe (page 156):https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/upload

Benjamin Kohlmann

benkohlmann

How a Minnesota-native views the current cold snap in Dallas. It's probably not what you're expecting. But it does highlight the challenges of preparing for unexpected events...Ain numerous parts. I

Atima Omara

atima_omara

THREAD: Yeah @AOC & @DougJones are right about this. I say this as a former President of the Young Democrats of America who in 2014 asked for Dem financial investment

D.P.

daniellepurifoy

Excited to share this new work I did with @louise_seamster, which was published last week! ( )https://twitter.com/societyandspace/status/1327267542663122956 This article has a long origin story which you can read more about

Matt Stoller

matthewstoller

1. I'll explain what I mean here. I'm a Biden voter. But it is fundamentally dangerous that Mark Zuckerberg and Sundar Pichai are making policy over how we deliberate over

BrilliantBarrow

BrilliantBarrow

Today is the final submission date for the #brilliantbarrow proposal which could bring £30m into the town. We wanted to mark this momentous occasion by taking a look back at

Prof Azeem Ibrahim

AzeemIbrahim

Almost everyone expected #China to reach econ and military superpower status within our lifetime. But this is now in serious question due to President Xi’s misjudgement and mismanagement.My piece in

Kevin Depew

KevinDepew

most of us have never dealt with inflation in our professional lifetimes, either on household or business side. sure there have been exogenous events -- tusnami, for example, and periodic

Alex Farrow

alexjamesfarrow

Lots of discussion about the role of charities. Here’s a regular reminder Charities aren’t the nice extras in a community. They deal with the hard realities of life - abuse,

John Arnold

JohnArnoldFndtn

One consequence of the rural/urban partisan divide is that almost all of the Democratic Party infrastructure comes from large cities and doesn't have a natural understanding of rural conditions. The

mrgunn

mrgunn

Justin's mega-article on scientific publishing is out! Wish he would have focused more on how the value of publishers is illuminated by #COVIDー19, but should raise the level of discussion.

WalkSafe

iWalkSafe

THREAD: Highlights from the #BetterStreetsforKids session at the #SSS2021 a.k.a. #SafeStreetsSummit: 2/ "In the 1920s, the auto industry – eager to appropriate mostly pedestrianized roads for themselves – launched expansive

Michael M. 🇨🇭🇳🇴🇮🇸🇱🇮🇬🇧

vivamjm

Support for extending the Brexit transition period is gaining traction on the UK side of the Channel, BUT it seems a Europe fatigued by “false starts” is keen for the

Ruchit G Garg

ruchitgarg

What smallholder farmers need is handholding in this new world order.. where they ARE going to be competing with likes of Amazon’s , Reliance and more..Government/opposition might be able to

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