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Middle East Vol.8 (Syria Vol.2)

Most U.S. voters approve of Trump’s Syria strikes but also say they won’t work, poll reveals https://t.co/0q01yZ867x pic.twitter.com/2V5rnowC5D

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) April 19, 2018

U.S. nuclear sub that struck Syria is "not welcome" back to Naples, Italy https://t.co/sTox4cp15u pic.twitter.com/6lbnYtsUt4

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) April 19, 2018

Commentary: Syria strike leaves murky, risky aftermath https://t.co/xR4ysnO3e0 pic.twitter.com/5ptDMbD7oI

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) April 18, 2018

President Trump personally made the decision to abandon plans to impose more sanctions on Russia for supporting Syria's chemical weapons attack on civilians, sources say https://t.co/ianOUxLunq

— CNN (@CNN) April 19, 2018

In striking Syria without an international law justification, the U.S. leaves itself open to criticism and may invite similar behavior by other countries, warns John Bellinger III https://t.co/aeNO3Mm1C2

— CFR (@CFR_org) April 18, 2018

Trace Syria's descent into horror in this timeline: https://t.co/0DMu6FL8Gu

— CFR (@CFR_org) April 17, 2018

'Arguing that we should let Assad finish the job, we are essentially telegraphing to other authoritarian leaders that it is ok to kill and displace tens of thousands of civilians' writes @RUSI_org Director-General @kvonhippel in @prospect_uk . Read Now: https://t.co/TM4XaB4jZH

— RUSI (@RUSI_org) April 18, 2018

Assad benefits in at least two ways from continued use of chemical weapons: It intimidates his opponents without jeopardizing his soldiers, and it drives an ever deeper wedge between Washington and Moscow. From @saradzhyan: https://t.co/8OysQmY5Qe pic.twitter.com/5aH2l5R0b8

— Russia Matters (@russia_matters) April 16, 2018

President Trump’s Syria Strikes Are Not About Syria. My take: https://t.co/237zCqVmwi @CFR_org @BelferCenter @futurediplomacy

— Robert Danin (@robertdanin) April 16, 2018

New @monkeycageblog piece looking back at an eventful week of Syria policy, in which…not much changed. https://t.co/hHHUXLWgY4

— Elizabeth Saunders (@ProfSaunders) April 16, 2018

Today's Early Edition: https://t.co/6yYqqfuObY #KoreanPeninsula #NorthKorea #Pompeo #Japan #Syria #Douma #Russia #OPCW #Israel #Iran #TrumpRussia #Mueller #Yemen and more …

— Just Security (@just_security) April 18, 2018

Trump’s “Red Line” Moment in Syria? (04/12/2018) | BENNETT SEFTEL @thecipherbrief
The International Community Will Not Tolerate the Normalization of the Use of Chemical Weapons | James A. (Sandy) Winnefeld, Jr. @CBSNews
Can a one-off military strike deter Syria’s Assad from using chemical weapons again? The data suggests no (04/11/2018) | Chris Meserole @BrookingsInst
Op-ed: Trump’s Problem in Syria? It Was Obama’s Too | Susan Rice @nytimes
DEEP DISH: WHAT DID THE SYRIA STRIKE ACCOMPLISH? (Podcast; 04/19/2018) | Greg Jaffe, Ivo Daalder, Brian Hanson @ChicagoCouncil
Op-ed: Mission Far From Accomplished in Syria | Simon Saradzhyan @RussiaMatters
TV Interview: No ‘Thank-you’ Yet for Trump Before Job is Done in Syria | Meghan O’Sullivan @CNBC
How do we prevent ISIS 2.0? Withdrawing from Syria is not the answer (04/07/2018) | Pavel K. Baev, Ryan Crocker, and Michael E. O’Hanlon @BrookingsInst
Op-ed: Trump’s Syria whiplash (04/11/2018) | Amanda Sloat @BrookingsInst
Reasons W Should be Skeptical About the U.S.-led Attacks on Syria | Rami Khouri @agenceglobal
President Trump’s Syria Strikes Are Not About Syria (04/16/2018) | Robert M. Danin @MEastMatters @CFR_org
Op-ed: Has Trump Become a Realist? | Stephen Walt @ForeignPolicy
Op-ed: The War is the Vortex of Roughly Three Conflicts | Karl Kaiser @ Metro UN
The World After Trump: How the System Can Endure | Jake Sullivan @ForeignAffairs
Op-ed: The Problem With “Cold War” Comparisons | Odd Arne Westad @newrepublic
On Donald Trump and Russia (04/09/2018) | Danielle Pletka @AEI
Pushing back Russia in the Middle East: A thought experiment (04/13/2018) | Daniel L. Byman @BrookingsInst

Years of budget cuts have weakened NATO. The alliance can't push back against Russia unless members ramp up defense spending, writes Jeffrey A. Stacy.https://t.co/aSOaZ3eI5D

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) April 18, 2018

#Russia has made social media a critical part of its global propaganda campaign. How can the West counter this threat?

New report: https://t.co/VrO0raVbnU via @bodinebaron @andrewmradin

— RAND Corporation (@RANDCorporation) April 18, 2018

The United States and Britain have issued a joint warning about Russian cyber threats against government and private organizations. Read now via @nytimes: https://t.co/59Yjm0yWog

— Eurasia Center (@ACEurasia) April 17, 2018

Armenia's ties with Russia are increasingly being questioned at various levels of society. https://t.co/YM6LNBj9QD

— WorldPoliticsReview (@WPReview) April 17, 2018

“This cooperation has handcuffed Turkish policy, particularly in response to [Syrian] regime atrocities and the prospect of US-led military action to punish the regime for chemical weapons use. Ankara now has a symbiotic relationship with Russia, ” https://t.co/XLAkzAB0K5 pic.twitter.com/p9B6iXcaNM

— Rafik Hariri Center (@ACmideast) April 16, 2018

"Kremlin’s influence operations in the Western Balkans feed off local corruption, one of the primary conduits through which Russia maintains relationships with friendly elites.” Read more now by #ACEurasia Senior Fellow @mikercarpenter via @WarOnTheRocks: https://t.co/KZN32fdNTI

— Eurasia Center (@ACEurasia) April 14, 2018

It would be a bad idea to assume Russia is bluffing about Syria, writes Dmitri Trenin.https://t.co/qkrJLIsGqD

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) April 14, 2018

Russia lawmakers draft list of U.S. imports that could be banned https://t.co/7N1u7Al3dE

— Reuters World (@ReutersWorld) April 13, 2018

In the 100 years since Lenin’s coup in Russia, the ideology devoted to abolishing markets and private property has left a long, murderous trail of destruction. Communism's bloody century: https://t.co/LnBrp6zQdX by Stephen Kotkin via @WSJ pic.twitter.com/mST20NUsK0

— Hoover Institution (@HooverInst) April 7, 2018

What’s the “right” framework in which to understand the Skripal poisonings, the election interference, and the diplomat expulsions coming out of Russia? https://t.co/LOhKqd0GQu

— HarvardKennedySchool (@Kennedy_School) April 18, 2018

.@mattcad and @Cluverc dig into the historical and contemporary forces influencing Europe’s perspective on Russia https://t.co/W1mBq7ehqU via @PolicyCast

— HarvardKennedySchool (@Kennedy_School) April 18, 2018

Competitive Strategies Against Russia | via @WarOnTheRocks @JoshRovner1 #Russia #CompetitiveStrategy https://t.co/9ZVRAxXPF1 pic.twitter.com/PR64w4l6yb

— RealClearDefense (@RCDefense) April 17, 2018

President Trump says he’ll sanction Russia “as soon as they very much deserve it"
https://t.co/MxaJqiMmwd

— TIME (@TIME) April 19, 2018

Russias T-90 Is a Dangerous Weapon. Could It Beat Americas Best Tank in Battle? https://t.co/I7tOf5KdPS

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) April 18, 2018

Russia Just Build a Terminator (And It Could Go to War in Syria) https://t.co/e3PeBW86AH

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) April 18, 2018

Vladimir Putin and his closest advisers have persuaded important portions of the elite as well as the bulk of Russians that the country is thriving, rebuilding its global muscle rather than weakening itself https://t.co/cKqAkUJOw0

— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 18, 2018

According to several officials, the White House did not inform Nikki Haley that it had changed course on sanctions against Russia https://t.co/rwMpTss6JZ

— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 18, 2018

Analysis: Nikki Haley’s extraordinary rebuke of the White House https://t.co/xPHKizdpzv

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 18, 2018

How U.S. sanctions on Russian aluminum are shaking markets https://t.co/kaNByM8EKE pic.twitter.com/iRQNmvJWAu

— Bloomberg (@business) April 18, 2018

Russia's sanctions crisis threatens 60,000 workers and Vladimir Putin needs a plan https://t.co/bKREIPpRfF pic.twitter.com/A04HheBt92

— Bloomberg (@business) April 18, 2018

The rejection of the Marshall Plan 70 years ago by the #SovietUnion was a turning point in the development of the #ColdWar. What was the Soviet's reasoning? Read "New Evidence on the Soviet Rejection of the Marshall Plan, 1947: Two Reports" from @CWIHP. https://t.co/zDrkTOgEgT pic.twitter.com/H758m76ax7

— The Wilson Center (@TheWilsonCenter) April 7, 2018

Middle East Vol.7 (Syria Vol.1)

“Macron needs the EU to bring peace in Syria,” writes @MarcPierini1 in @POLITICOEurope.https://t.co/glvCvrU73p pic.twitter.com/OtZMiUvLOF

— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) April 17, 2018

.@NBCNews quoted @DmitriTrenin asking, “The only question on my mind: will Russia hit back at the US when it launches strikes against Damascus?”https://t.co/075Tgck7Xb

— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) April 13, 2018

Trump's team needs to accept that his instincts on Syria might have been right all along, writes @AaronStein1. https://t.co/OD8SMhp48y

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) April 17, 2018

Syrian State TV: Chemical Weapons Experts Enter #Douma; #Assad Prepares to Assault Last Rebel Enclave Near Damascus; Diplomatic Leaks Say #UAE Dissatisfied with Saudi Policies https://t.co/0TfPaKJnv7 #WorldAffairsJournal #MiddleEastNews #OPCW #SyriaCivilWar #SaudiArabia

— World Affairs (@WAJournal) April 17, 2018

The crisis in Syria creates an opportunity to develop the broader Syria strategy the West now lacks, argue Ryan Crocker and @MichaelEOHanlon in @WSJ: https://t.co/BYV8pK38et

— Brookings FP (@BrookingsFP) April 17, 2018

How do we prevent ISIS 2.0? Withdrawing from Syria is not the answer, write @MichaelEOHanlon, Ryan Crocker, and Pavel Baev. https://t.co/fjwjD7EFWj pic.twitter.com/e0s3LHgyws

— Brookings FP (@BrookingsFP) April 14, 2018

OPCW experts not allowed to enter site of chemical attack, UK says that Russia and Syria are blocking their access, and the US states that Russia might be tampering with evidence, @CNN → https://t.co/xzQdgv4f17

— Scowcroft Center (@ACScowcroft) April 16, 2018

"There was nothing in the DSM-5 to describe what we were seeing" says @sams_usa Dr. Mohamed Khaled Hamza. Join @USIP discussion of Syrian conflict & #mentalhealth now #SyriaTrauma https://t.co/CGXN47YRdO

— Elise Goss-Alexander (@EliseRAlexander) April 16, 2018

So many times in the past seven years, discussions around Syria turn into concerns about Iran, Russia, the US or regional powers; and so it goes on. But Syria is about Syrians. @hahellyer for @TheNationalUAE https://t.co/lQy1mJWPh7

— Atlantic Council (@AtlanticCouncil) April 16, 2018

Pentagon reports massive spike in Russian trolls in hours since Syria strike https://t.co/0VsWrxzJiu pic.twitter.com/1zOyMOHw32

— The Hill (@thehill) April 15, 2018

Six in ten Brits (61%) say that it should be necessary for Parliament to vote first on whether the UK takes part in military action in Syria – 18% say it should not be necessary for Parliament to vote on the matter. https://t.co/jZNYnvjpnI pic.twitter.com/jBkKc7zwUX

— YouGov (@YouGov) April 12, 2018

Why France needs to strike Syria (with or without the US). My latest in @ForeignPolicy https://t.co/uON01fdQ7K

— Benjamin Haddad (@benjaminhaddad) April 10, 2018

How should @realDonaldTrump respond to the #ChemicalAttack in #Syria? @EdwardDjerejian discusses with @bloomberg news: https://t.co/g04q9ULfTy

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) April 11, 2018

There is an indication "that at least the military’s on both sides want to keep the crisis limited": .@KimberlyMarten talks to @NewsHour about US/Russia exercising military restraint over recent Syria strike: https://t.co/5EcXh3w8lS

— Columbia | SIPA (@ColumbiaSIPA) April 17, 2018

“The chances of the U.N. resolving this awful situation are basically zero” — .@RichardGowan1 comments on the difficult nature of addressing the escalating conflict in Syria: @VanityFair https://t.co/MN8KK8uKlc

— Columbia | SIPA (@ColumbiaSIPA) April 12, 2018

.@KissingerCenter's @Alexander_Bick told @politico that he would expect an intensified diplomatic effort by Russia to portray the U.S. presence in Syria as illegal, and possibly more aggressive tactics to try to deny U.S. aircraft access to Syrian airspace https://t.co/DVXX0MeK8h

— Johns Hopkins | SAIS (@SAISHopkins) April 17, 2018

via the @washingtonpost, Associate Director @SAISStrat Mara Karlin weighs in on the Trump admin's willingness to intervene in #Syria after the use of chemical weapons vs conventional weapons. https://t.co/K35seo8pQ9

— Johns Hopkins | SAIS (@SAISHopkins) April 16, 2018

Associate Director @SAISStrat referenced on #Syria crisis via @vox. https://t.co/yUkBCYLLQ8

— Johns Hopkins | SAIS (@SAISHopkins) April 11, 2018

Dean @stavridisj in @TIME: "I hope our admirals and generals can keep their heads down and ensure the military does not become embroiled in domestic politics" https://t.co/vl5ReMvb8o

— The Fletcher School (@FletcherSchool) April 18, 2018

Dean @stavridisj: “The general risk of actual military conflict between Russia and the U.S. are the highest since the end of the Cold War, and the current situation is a spike in that dangerous situation" https://t.co/AEiur0zh3G

— The Fletcher School (@FletcherSchool) April 17, 2018

The allied strike in #Syria was executed flawlessly, but it probably won't stop #Assad on chemical weapons, writes Dean @stavridisj in @BV https://t.co/MGIbbUJaVK

— The Fletcher School (@FletcherSchool) April 17, 2018

What could the 'next chapter' of the #Syrian War look like? #FletcherAlum @janinedigi discusses on @MSNBC https://t.co/uxLUHBUUJ9 @Fletcher_GMAP

— The Fletcher School (@FletcherSchool) April 16, 2018

Professor Alzayat teaches "Iraq and Syria: Age of Revolution" at #MSFS. Check out his talk on the Syrian crisis and his work at @EmgageUSA to combat Islamaphobia. https://t.co/gbbtNW0Vpk

— Georgetown MSFS (@msfsinfo) April 5, 2018

Good job by US, UK, and France on Syrian missile strikes — but we need a plan, not a single shot operation. My thoughts in Bloomberg View https://t.co/TtZvDbLMLP https://t.co/GhfiuQ47uU

— stavridisj (@stavridisj) April 16, 2018

The White House is reportedly seeking to build an Arab force to replace the U.S. military presence in northeast Syria and help stabilize the area after the Islamic State is defeated, @WSJ reported April 17. https://t.co/GGzGifRPfA

— Stratfor (@Stratfor) April 17, 2018

These are the risks of U.S. #SyriaStrikes. https://t.co/uwnAdtKosY pic.twitter.com/hXRrTV8raB

— Stratfor (@Stratfor) April 14, 2018

While long-term geopolitical forces will nudge the United States to eventually return to the #TPP, several immediate obstacles still stand in the way of its doing so. Stratfor's economic analysts explain: https://t.co/vOTcjEgxo6 pic.twitter.com/JfXVvUfvkF

— Stratfor (@Stratfor) April 17, 2018

With the #SyriaStrikes, the United States has demonstrated its commitment to deterring further chemical weapons attacks. Still, Washington and its allies are constrained by the presence of Russian forces. Learn more. https://t.co/U7G3qS19Gj pic.twitter.com/MDRIQ5vIkh

— Stratfor (@Stratfor) April 17, 2018

The OPCW is among the few groups to have received a Nobel Peace Prize. But what is it and how do its investigators work? https://t.co/yFCdR8IjR5

— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 18, 2018

Why Do Chinese Citizens Care so Much About Airstrikes on #Syria This Time? https://t.co/Z2fJwgfvUj

— The Diplomat (@Diplomat_APAC) April 17, 2018

How Trump Can Actually Reach 'Mission Accomplished' in Syria | via @stavridisj @BV @FletcherSchool #Syriawar #Syria https://t.co/o5VUGle9DC pic.twitter.com/xlf9Wtx3sY

— RealClearDefense (@RCDefense) April 18, 2018

Pentagon Acknowledges U.S. Contractor Presence in Syria | via @JackDetsch_ALM @AlMonitor #Syriawar https://t.co/SllAVB67ON pic.twitter.com/RdQtHKpT4G

— RealClearDefense (@RCDefense) April 17, 2018

Syria Strike: F-22 Raptor Once Again Left on Combat Sidelines | via @DoDBuzz @Oriana0214 #USAF #F22 #SyriaStrike https://t.co/j8r2rZ0mS1 pic.twitter.com/hkCXpNe3Lx

— RealClearDefense (@RCDefense) April 17, 2018

ICYMI: Two and a half cheers for the Syria strike @aei @DaliborRohac https://t.co/S1L7bnX033

— AEI Foreign Policy (@AEIfdp) April 18, 2018

ICYMI: Two and a half cheers for the #Syria strike @DaliborRohac @AEIdeas https://t.co/S1L7bnFpbv

— AEI Foreign Policy (@AEIfdp) April 17, 2018

“As long as you have a strategy that leaves Assad in place and allows him to slaughter his people as he sees fit, he is going to do so.” -Ken Pollack in @PaulSonne's latest for the @washingtonpost https://t.co/4TPYcrhFs0

— AEI Foreign Policy (@AEIfdp) April 16, 2018

Chemical Weapons Mystery: Did Assad Attack with Chlorine (and Sarin)? https://t.co/mjtq6ANipM

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) April 18, 2018

Russia vs. America: What Would a Naval Clash over Syria Look Like? https://t.co/9dCMNKkO3o

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) April 18, 2018

In 1973, America and Russia Almost Fought a Nuclear War over Syria https://t.co/CSCfgDFCQF

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) April 18, 2018

The Inside Story of How America, France and Great Britain Attacked Syria https://t.co/4hpEkvUcoe

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) April 18, 2018

Strikes without Strategy in Syria, Years in the Making https://t.co/pobfdjlSNH

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) April 18, 2018

Syria: The Largest (and Most Important) Conflict of the 21st Century https://t.co/RLkDAGKuFv

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) April 18, 2018

Trump Touts a Red Line Win in Syria While Protecting His Long War Fears https://t.co/op8FlqaqCH

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) April 17, 2018

Here Are All the Reasons Striking Syria Was a Bad Idea https://t.co/N5W4v5jNtG

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) April 17, 2018

The latest chemical-weapons incident in Syria has triggered new demands for U.S. air and missile strikes against Bashar al-Assad’s forces. President Trump tweeted that “missiles will be coming to Syria,” despite Moscow’s vehement opposition to such raids. https://t.co/fjYjhZ1cVj

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) April 17, 2018

The last few days in Washington have read like the script from 1972’s blockbuster movie The Godfather. Only this time, President Trump is doing his best imitation of Sonny Corleone. https://t.co/zx8d2DMm3M

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) April 17, 2018

Syria awaits President Donald Trump’s decision whether to retaliate against the Assad government for its apparent use of chemical weapons. Doing so would result in little gain while risking a wider war. https://t.co/klQkmGvSUJ

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) April 17, 2018

Beijing is positioning itself as a “real friend” of Syria as tensions between Moscow and Washington grow. https://t.co/9cAslXB1fO

— WorldPoliticsReview (@WPReview) April 18, 2018

Bombing Assad Won’t Change Resentments in the Middle East Over American Power https://t.co/eEvpS49HzU pic.twitter.com/ApeNTckmFZ

— WorldPoliticsReview (@WPReview) April 18, 2018

Across the Middle East, reactions to the airstrikes in Syria followed established patterns. https://t.co/eyaYrl5wnk

— WorldPoliticsReview (@WPReview) April 17, 2018

The Russians and the West risk expressing their anger over Syria so loudly that they will struggle to make deals later. https://t.co/6kAcNpLPah

— WorldPoliticsReview (@WPReview) April 16, 2018

France's defense minister says its joint military operation with the U.S. and Britain against Syria targeted three sites and that Russia was informed ahead of time. https://t.co/oUEVc1hdw4

— The Associated Press (@AP) April 14, 2018

Dozens of men, women and children were massacred using chemical weapons in Douma on Saturday, 7 April.
The red line has been crossed.
I have therefore ordered the French armed forces to intervene.https://t.co/mezFfV1Hh9 pic.twitter.com/7lVhMjhx9I

— Emmanuel Macron (@EmmanuelMacron) April 14, 2018

The Prime Minister @theresa_may has made a statement on Syria: https://t.co/bBfYyowUIo pic.twitter.com/QlTeFXmOkt

— UK Prime Minister (@10DowningStreet) April 14, 2018

"the use of chemical weapons cannot be allowed to go unchallenged."

Ambassador @KarenPierceUN speaking at UN Security Council meeting on #Syria pic.twitter.com/nw2U5u8ttC

— Foreign Office 🇬🇧 (@foreignoffice) April 13, 2018

#OPCW will deploy the Fact-Finding Mission (FFM) to #Douma, #Syria. Learn more: https://t.co/ban2xukAKx pic.twitter.com/MyMyQgr4R2

— OPCW (@OPCW) April 10, 2018

The Russian Ambassador to the UN says Russia is being "unpardonably threatened" by the US, UK and France pic.twitter.com/9giSwqdfHj

— Sky News (@SkyNews) April 9, 2018

US ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley says the Russian government's hands are "covered in the blood of Syrian children" pic.twitter.com/azOQqoSiWu

— Sky News (@SkyNews) April 9, 2018

.@POTUS on the alleged Syria chemical attack: “It was an atrocious attack, it was horrible… We’ll be making some major decisions over the next 24-48 hours.” https://t.co/GqziLOUDQG pic.twitter.com/PzLQbpAR4X

— Fox News (@FoxNews) April 9, 2018

Experts @RUSI_org discuss attack options on #Syria with @JEyal_RUSI @Justin_Br0nk @MStephensGulf @jockney45 https://t.co/D9XNjBFOr1

— RUSI (@RUSI_org) April 12, 2018

BREAKING: US officials tell @NBCNews blood and urine samples have tested positive for chemical weapons.

@ckubeNBC reports US officials are now 'fairly confident' attack was by the Syrian regime. pic.twitter.com/4q7sPHRbnA

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) April 12, 2018

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— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 14, 2018

Alabama Vol.4

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ALABAMA | @HISTORY
@GovernorKayIvey
Game-changing Projects Fuel Growth in Alabama’s Evolving Economy (26/02/2018) | Governor Kay Ivey
@EDPAlabama
@MadeInAL
Alabama Economy
Alabama’s Changing Economy through the Twentieth Century
Amazing Alabama
Alabama State Economy
@alabamapolicy
Immigrants and the economy in Alabama | New American Economy
QuickFacts | United States Census Bureau
Economy at a Glance – Alabama
Alabama (PDF; 03/22/2018) | BEA
Alabama Market Profile: State’s Economy Is On The Upswing (02/13/2018) | Alissa Marchat @theshelbyreport
UAB Annual Impact on the Alabama Economy
Economic Development | THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA SYSTEM
Business Alabama publishes 2018 Economic Development Guide (10/08/2017) | Jerry Underwood @ALABAMAPOWER
Trade and Prosperity in the States: The Case of Alabama (w PDF; 09/14/2017) | Bryan Riley @Heritage
Alabama Small Business Economic Profile (PDF) | SBA
@AlaAgriculture
@AlfaFarmers
Alabama’s Top 10 Agricultural Commodities (02/27/2015) | Hannah Patterson @FarmFlavor
Agriculture | Alabama Maps (UA)
Alabama Manufacturing Facts (PDF) | Center for Manufacturing Research
A HEALTHY IMPACT: FRUITS AND VEGETABLES BOOST ALABAMA’S ECONOMY (05/17/2017) | Paul Hollis @AlfaFarmers
Biopharmaceutical Sector Impact on Alabama’s Economy (PDF) | PhRMA
Alabama physicians contribute billions to state economy (03/02/2018) | @AlabamaToday

Alabama Vol.3

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@alabamapolitics
Alabama State Parks
Hunting works is working for Alabama’s economy | David Rainer @Alabama_Living
@AlabamaEMA
@servealabama
Economic Impact of Alabama’s Public Universities | @ALHigherEd
@NorthAlabamaUSA
Population and Economy | Top of Alabama Regional Council of Governments (TARCOG)
Maps | Northwest Alabama Economic Development Alliance
Alabama Regional Economic Analysis Project
2013 Impact of Extension Programs | @ACESedu
@alabamacounties
@MorganCountyEDA
@BirminghamUSA
Economy – Birmingham, Alabama
Birmingham’s Economy Strengthens, Largely Unaffected by County Bankruptcy (Summer 2012) | Mark Crawford @AreaDevelopment
Alabama Bigger Cities (over 6000 residents) | @LechMazur
@cityofmgm
@mgmchamber
Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce – Economic Development
South Offers ‘Snapshot’ of Mobile’s Economic Outlook (11/16/2017) | Alice Jackson @UofSouthAlabama
@huntsvillecity
@tuscaloosacity
Alabama is a precursor to the black vote’s value in 2018 and 2020 (12/13/2017) | Andre M. Perry @BrookingsInst
Alabama reminds America to have a little faith in American voters (12/13/2017) | John Hudak @BrookingsInst
Four takeaways from the Toyota/Mazda $1.6 billion investment in Alabama (01/25/2018) | Joseph Parilla and Sifan Liu @BrookingsInst
Alabama | GE Voices

Alabama Vol.2

#OTD in 1819, Alabama became the 22nd state. 3rd of 5 states added during James Monroe’s presidency. https://t.co/pMxA0oTUM7 pic.twitter.com/QbWKHhJVzS

— Presidential Trivia (@triviapotus) December 14, 2017

.@GovernorKayIvey talks importance of the upcoming U.S. Census in interview with @Alabama_Living. ADECA is already working with AL cities, towns and counties to ensure the state is ready to be counted in 2020. https://t.co/qCv1Z77Jr7

— ADECA (@ADECA) January 5, 2018

New blog gives an optimistic road map to tackle America's #infrastructure maintenance crisis — exemplified in Mobile, Alabama: https://t.co/PXj5fjRqCc pic.twitter.com/xCotnPh936

— Brookings Metro (@BrookingsMetro) November 9, 2017

A $1.6 bil joint investment that Toyota & Mazda recently announced in Alabama represents the latest instance of America’s de facto job creation policy: cities, states + regions competing against each other for investment. @JoeParilla & @Sifan_Liu discuss: https://t.co/PvxPgLN6mz

— Brookings Metro (@BrookingsMetro) February 15, 2018

On the heels of the Atlanta mayoral race and the Alabama senatorial race, @andreperryedu says that "Portraying black women as underdogs diminishes their strength and capacity." https://t.co/H344US62ut

— Brookings Metro (@BrookingsMetro) January 8, 2018

Alabama proves that if schools don’t intervene, racist youth grow up to be racist adults — says @andreperryedu. https://t.co/tRE5ANdN6U

— Brookings Metro (@BrookingsMetro) December 24, 2017

.@andreperryedu: There are 1,200 majority-black places in the U.S. and each matters. When society’s assumptions of who should be valued catches up to the actual assets in black communities, we'll see the kind of victories in Alabama in all our communities. https://t.co/bEXVblDakR

— Brookings Metro (@BrookingsMetro) December 14, 2017

New blog "This Week in Immigration Reform: Alabama Law Blocked" http://t.co/rDdwfDmxIA @NSvajlenka

— Brookings Metro (@BrookingsMetro) November 5, 2013

Years of corporate misdeeds, polluted drinking water, cancer cases, and a mess remains on the Tennessee River in Alabama. Coverage by @KaylaEMatthews. https://t.co/o1uKHf8srZ

— Planetizen (@planetizen) December 14, 2017

Alabama Bill Would Hike Gas and Diesel Taxes by a Nickel, and Then Some http://t.co/GsMEJ0eNzg

— Planetizen (@planetizen) September 16, 2015

A Bikeshare First in Birmingham, Alabama: E-Bikes http://t.co/WXYFUW1FOh

— Planetizen (@planetizen) April 27, 2015

Good read: "Lawsuit filed to halt work on 20/59 bridge project" #teardown #alabama https://t.co/JRDeWZUJJm pic.twitter.com/2Kg7cH6r29

— NewUrbanism (@NewUrbanism) November 23, 2015

The Pioneers of Huntsville, Alabama | Planetizen: The Urban Planning, Design, and Development Network http://t.co/3VMGZcUB3M

— Rodger Lentz (@lentztweet) September 14, 2015

Transit + Technology: Smarter Communities http://t.co/ct6uqUzWHX via @planetizen @huntsvillecity @Madison Alabama let's plan now 4 future

— Designing Huntsville (@DesignHSV) March 24, 2014

Grassroots innovation is taking hold in cities and towns across the country, from York, Alabama to southern Arizona https://t.co/fFIgBP2U5Z pic.twitter.com/Gym7lDDKQa

— CityLab (@CityLab) November 15, 2016

A weird blob over Alabama turns out to be a military test https://t.co/KJxwM2R0Uf pic.twitter.com/iLpms4vTUq

— CityLab (@CityLab) September 22, 2016

Why Birmingham, Alabama, is thriving in a bankrupt county https://t.co/AaZvy7aD2q pic.twitter.com/9pDJVjpho8

— CityLab (@CityLab) March 10, 2016

This incredible storm shadow stretches from Tennessee to Alabama http://t.co/nnkHp7K1KN pic.twitter.com/qZHc8uLeAk

— CityLab (@CityLab) June 12, 2015

America's stash of lost luggage finds a new life in this Alabama town http://t.co/2qknojlzcB via @smithsonianmag #cityreads

— CityLab (@CityLab) May 29, 2015

From Alabama, prototypes for a cheap, well-made small house http://t.co/yZ3qpRQak1 pic.twitter.com/uqUuJgtSKd

— CityLab (@CityLab) February 4, 2015

NYC's hot-weather profile could resemble Alabama's in 30 years http://t.co/2olU0Wxs3K

— CityLab (@CityLab) June 11, 2013

Today in #TheLabReport: Alabama's cities sealed Doug Jones's Senate win, and more https://t.co/VW00phPUN2 pic.twitter.com/qQM6lFjEAh

— CityLab (@CityLab) December 13, 2017

Today in #TheLabReport: The urban-rural divides at the core of Alabama's Senate race, and more https://t.co/gU05sh7skH pic.twitter.com/nj12BiYfQE

— CityLab (@CityLab) December 12, 2017

Alabama has a strict voter ID law but is closing more than 30 DMV offices in rural counties http://t.co/BnpI0UThif pic.twitter.com/HwMV7ADCHX

— CityLab (@CityLab) October 3, 2015

Saggy pants and "respectability politics" in Dadeville, Alabama http://t.co/PLEbZymVis pic.twitter.com/6NuEV2GMpE

— CityLab (@CityLab) September 15, 2015

How Alabama's former governor cultivated a culture of disenfranchisement https://t.co/4zucjIXxgA #citylabarchive pic.twitter.com/LPtTWSdZbi

— CityLab (@CityLab) December 12, 2017

In 2015, the Department of Transportation began an investigation into DMV closings in predominantly African-American counties in Alabama. #citylabarchive https://t.co/09t1zC1gVy

— CityLab (@CityLab) December 12, 2017

The key to this wildly successful coal company's profits lay in a deadly contract negotiated with Alabama https://t.co/r1uJihsQ5r #CLPower pic.twitter.com/G3S0VrZddS

— CityLab (@CityLab) March 17, 2017

https://twitter.com/GRIDmdv/status/978727104811380736

How HOPE VI revitalization attempts affect residents’ health in Birmingham, Alabama. https://t.co/IapC4j39db

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) July 24, 2015

.@huntsvillecity, Alabama is at the beginning of its journey to faster Internet speeds. http://t.co/Nu3aBsstVF

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) July 25, 2014

Premiums would soar if #SCOTUS rules no fed #ACA credits in #Alabama: http://t.co/182N6YpqTx @urbaninstitute @RWJF pic.twitter.com/cEH0UHR2CU

— Alabama Arise (@AlabamaArise) January 12, 2015

#Birmingham, Alabama will join NLC's Jails and Justice project, along with four other cities: https://t.co/zM9W0rWyoA pic.twitter.com/k5QQH41rXA

— National League of Cities (@leagueofcities) October 4, 2017

How a group of Alabama cities reimagined student meals and support networks: https://t.co/7wYXegFhQ6 pic.twitter.com/fnRIwTmwIl

— National League of Cities (@leagueofcities) June 25, 2017

Think the Alabama result has derailed Donald Trump? Think again – AEI https://t.co/TQ4Dzl7jPX

— Joe Birchill (@JoeBirchill) December 15, 2017

Mobile, Alabama: While city officials and residents knew anecdotally… https://t.co/ExSDupPZTK

— Bloomberg Cities (@BloombergCities) March 24, 2017

Thanks for sharing! It's great to see how @YPAlabama is celebrating young leaders and change-makers in #Alabama https://t.co/pZECDqxInc

— Bloomberg Cities (@BloombergCities) May 9, 2016

What's the health of Mobile's economy? Find out in @USA_MCOB's new monthly "Mobile Bay Economic Snapshot," produced by the Center for Real Estate and Economic Development. Subscribe for free. https://t.co/RHA0HKgCrS #WeAreSouth pic.twitter.com/Vwu4m0VrRB

— U of South Alabama (@UofSouthAlabama) November 16, 2017

University of West Alabama-affiliated charter school awarded $150,000 https://t.co/RENNybXjgS

— The Tuscaloosa News (@tuscaloosanews) February 22, 2018

University of North Alabama Sociology and Family Studies Alumna Earns Prestigious Honor https://t.co/C2EtTSviDH #myUNA

— U. of North Alabama (@north_alabama) April 6, 2018

TROY officials joined @RepLauraHall and State Sen. Vivian Figures as they held a rally at the State House in Montgomery to announce the introduction of legislation that would designate Dec. 1 as a state holiday in honor of Rosa Parks. @RosaParksMuseum https://t.co/2hlPie65gw

— Troy University (@TROYUnews) March 7, 2018

On March 25, 1965, over 50,000 Americans marched on the Alabama State Capitol to demand the right to vote. This historic Selma to Montgomery March began as a way to draw… https://t.co/vYHdoIX3nS

— Alabama State (@ASUHornetNation) March 25, 2018

"This project was a natural fit for the @UAHLibrary space collections, and we are glad to be able to assist the ‘When We Were Apollo’ team as they conduct research for the upcoming film."https://t.co/yr11YQiSDX

— UAH (@UAHuntsville) December 12, 2017

Prof. Vance writes op-ed in @USATODAY about constitutional limits on political interference with law enforcement. https://t.co/yD4cGUtQVQ

— Alabama Law (@UALawSchool) April 9, 2018

https://twitter.com/AlabamaMBB/status/971846136737779712

Tax breaks play a significant role in attracting foreign investment, but is there more to the story? Here’s what a $1.6 billion deal in Alabama from two Japanese auto giants signals about economic growth in America: https://t.co/PvxPgLN6mz pic.twitter.com/psy9T7KiWx

— Brookings Metro (@BrookingsMetro) January 29, 2018

Premiums would spike, especially in Alabama. The increase would also hit Alaska where geography ups health-care costs, @KaiserFamFound found pic.twitter.com/nVcM0BPw4G

— Post Graphics (@PostGraphics) June 30, 2017

From California to Alabama, 17 states have made it illegal for cities to build their own #broadband networks. #preemption #hb142 pic.twitter.com/VEoL2Q5evi

— National League of Cities (@leagueofcities) March 30, 2017

Even adjusted for different proportional student challenges, Alabama is still at the bottom of the pack. While Mississippi soars. #NAEP America's Gradebook: How Does Your State Stack Up? https://t.co/ofSsL0wzDd (via @urbaninstitute)

— Trisha Powell Crain (@Trish_Crain) April 10, 2018

From Alabama to California, @BrookingsMetro highlights the biggest news in state & local #immigration matters: http://t.co/mKGVmhk7lw

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) November 6, 2013

New Jersey Vol.3

NewJersey
The State of New Jersey Departments & Agencies
@cityofnewarknj
@JC_Gov
PatersonNJCityHall
@CityofElizabeth
City of Trenton
Faststats – New Jersey | NEW JERSEY REALTORS
New Jersey | Forbes
New Jersey Economy at a Glance | State of New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development
Economy at a Glance | BLS
New Jersey Economy
OP-ED: RESURRECTING NEW JERSEY’S ECONOMY (02/02/2018) | BAYE ADOFO-WILSON @njspotlight
New Jersey is Well Positioned for Strong Future Economic Growth: Armed with data, NJBIA will work with policymakers to chart successful course. (12/01/2015) | Joel L. Naroff @NJBmagazine
@njdotcom
@njchamber
@njbusiness
@ChooseNJ
@CommerceNJ
@NJDA1
@NJEDATech
@NewJerseyFuture
@NJPolicy
@PlanSmartNJ
@InnovationNJ
@BioNJ_Org
@HINJ_ORG
@ChemistryNJ
@Health_NJ
@Energy_NJ
Environment New Jersey Research & Policy Center
@RDCouncilNJ
@NewarkRBP
@NJIT
@TheCUEED
@RutgersCSHP
@RutgersFIC
@KingsFoodMkts
@eatathome
NJ Farm Facts | State of New Jersey Department of Agriculture Jersey Fresh
@NJLCV
@HUDNY_NJ
Water at Princeton
@SUEZwaterNJ
@njamwater
Beaches in New Jersey
Northern New Jersey (PDF; 2006)
Nuclear power is vital to the New Jersey economy (12/22/2017) | RICHARD JACKSON @politico

New Jersey Vol.2

NewJersey5

Today in History: New Jersey ratifies Constitution, becomes 3rd state, 1787 #otd #tih https://t.co/syGcCT4OSD pic.twitter.com/v058mX3OdD

— Library of Congress (@librarycongress) December 18, 2017

Published: 1991 through 2013 #wetland & open-ocean shoreline for undeveloped areas of #NewJersey #barrierislands https://t.co/oUOHIR4Y1t

— USGS Coastal Change (@USGSCoastChange) December 23, 2015

New tool: How has education funding changed over time? https://t.co/hX9JFGuWjw pic.twitter.com/ayn9DFC8ng

— Urban Institute (@urbaninstitute) August 3, 2017

In #NJ, banking on a shift from bail money to risk assessment: https://t.co/tYmY8CJfvH (via @NPRJoel)

— Urban Institute (@urbaninstitute) December 27, 2016

Why #NJ felt a pinch when a single taxpayer moved out of state: https://t.co/pAhbSXIU9M (via @robtfrank) pic.twitter.com/pTlopf3GnC

— Urban Institute (@urbaninstitute) May 2, 2016

.@richardcauxier: #AtlanticCity needs more government help than what #NJ is offering https://t.co/jh8lQPmdQO pic.twitter.com/2iFDih9Vtx

— Urban Institute (@urbaninstitute) April 5, 2016

From @fredmogul: #NJ factory turns to #Medicaid to insure lowest-paid employees https://t.co/Dgy0w6aG54 #ACA pic.twitter.com/pIFl69SkM8

— Urban Institute (@urbaninstitute) January 4, 2016

Why we shouldn't blame Camden, #NJ for its failures: http://t.co/fXrHOcJXfT (via @SteveDanley)

— Urban Institute (@urbaninstitute) December 24, 2013

#NJ is opting for #ACA expansion, & 245k uninsured will now be eligible for #Medicaid. What's your state's plan? http://t.co/qlw7D267mm

— Urban Institute (@urbaninstitute) June 10, 2013

In NJ alone, according to @urbaninstitute, #Trumpcare would increase the number uninsured by at least 50% across all demographics examined https://t.co/bNHHnJnLmX

— Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman (@RepBonnie) July 11, 2017

On-demand @OurBusCommute takes people who don't like subway from NJ to NY for $220/mo, via @jkjenkinney @NextCityOrg https://t.co/9Y720vQFOO

— Mobility Lab (@MobilityLabTeam) September 28, 2016

Via @NextCityOrg: Introducing Camden, NJ's latest anchor institution https://t.co/i21KryMLX2 @Sixers @NJ_Planning

— APAadvocates (@APAadvocates) May 16, 2016

As Atlantic City's mayor battles NJ's political elite, read my @NextCityOrg profile of him as he took office https://t.co/tWqBWZEbQu

— Jake Blumgart (@jblumgart) February 22, 2016

NJPP's @GorMacInnes in @NextCityOrg: Long-term consequences of NJ's surge in tax breaks aren’t being addressed https://t.co/W8s7qbxGMe

— New Jersey Policy Perspective (@NJPolicy) November 10, 2015

Watch Out Silicon Alley, a New #Tech Accelerator Is Coming to #Newark! @NextCityOrg http://t.co/MVrEcz35JO #NJ pic.twitter.com/u7ZGwfXGNq

— WiredScore (@WiredScore) August 13, 2015

What will $500,000 worth of job training buy in #Camden, NJ? via @nextcityorg #jobcreation – http://t.co/4wZc8VacwI pic.twitter.com/u6KdONpA6i

— ReachScale (@ReachScale) March 3, 2015

NJ Transit Votes to Spend on Land for Flood-Proof Train Storage https://t.co/TIz5kZuizY pic.twitter.com/exgN7zFIFO

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) September 24, 2017

Camden, NJ, has given more than $1 billion in tax incentives to lure companies to relocate there since 2013. https://t.co/uYcAHYJH5J

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) November 30, 2016

"It seems America is falling in love with cities again. And NJ could be positioned to take advantage of this trend." https://t.co/QgMSl6TuZS

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) October 15, 2015

Has Chris Christie actually been good for New Jersey’s cities? http://t.co/kDLEyod9m9 #NJ #ChrisChristie pic.twitter.com/mbDNB9IvRV

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) April 6, 2015

My dreams of being an Ocean City shoobie are still way off, but these changes to NJ's transit would be welcome. http://t.co/4KNXFZnOC6

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) June 19, 2014

"How can NJ not make this year’s pension paymnt, but can find $82m for an NBA practice facility?" @EdgeofSports? http://t.co/qEiEvkTM2V

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) June 12, 2014

“The real problem is that the subsidizer is becoming the subsidized.” On the Port Authority of NY & NJ: http://t.co/jcNwFYQUwO

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) March 21, 2014

“Can the boys share their toys?” NJ politicians look at their options for creating a more effective regional rail http://t.co/8xWrdrVQlI

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) February 7, 2014

Can the Model for Urban School Reform Be Found in Union City, NJ? @carlyberwick explores: http://t.co/993W1t1gWf #cities #education

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) April 1, 2013

It'll cost 1 billion to untangle a single highway interchange in NJ, still little $ for mass transit via @IngaSaffron http://t.co/vcJ8Hb0yN1

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) March 29, 2013

The founder and CEO of @Audible_com talks about the benefits moving his company’s headquarters to Newark #NJ http://t.co/L2jnhxMRfi

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) March 21, 2013

Why are Millennials leaving NJ? "#Hoboken is the most highly concentrated Millennial hotspot in the state, & among the most expensive" via @CityLab https://t.co/1SzXTuTU5L

— Better Waterfront (@Hoboken_FBW) December 4, 2017

A #microgrid could help storm-proof Hoboken, NJ. via @CityLab https://t.co/4EbPSUypiR

— EDF Energy Program (@EDFEnergyEX) August 25, 2016

Japan, Australia & others use decals for young drivers. Only NJ has this law in the US. https://t.co/3MiQyHDzCf via @CityLab

— PublicHealthLawRsrch (@PHLR_Temple) July 11, 2016

The extraordinary miniature railroad of 'Northlandz', which is in Flemington NJ, gets a write-up in @CityLab… https://t.co/exui4jUzjA

— Walkable Princeton (@WalkPrinceton) July 19, 2016

In the meantime in nj, cuts in @njtransit service and fare hikes. RT @CityLab: California… http://t.co/KbInd8k61A pic.twitter.com/QhXRTmUTZ5"

— NJTaxPayer Commuter (@NJTxPyrCommuter) March 6, 2015

RT @CityLab: Could #SiliconValley Become the Next #Camden, #NewJersey (#NJ)?http://t.co/MiKihBehtH …

— Urban Fabric (@urbnfabric) July 30, 2014

"Water main breaks seem to be happening with alarming frequency lately in the United States." Here's how Newark, NJ is working with @UtilitySP to solve that problem and save their residents from financial devastation. https://t.co/g5uLorFsCm

— National League of Cities (@leagueofcities) February 25, 2018

"It's not just about having fun in IJburg. It's about rethinking how we, as communities, want to live in cities." https://t.co/wjSzHQMzxP

— CityLab (@CityLab) August 29, 2017

Why was NJ Transit going too fast in Hoboken? https://t.co/wEgfHfCFg7 pic.twitter.com/XEhLGIuYfz

— CityLab (@CityLab) October 8, 2016

For New Jersey, it's the return of the (algae) blob http://t.co/UW5iQIamUh pic.twitter.com/xh2OOUUteg

— CityLab (@CityLab) June 8, 2015

#NJ is one of the most expensive places to rent in America, study finds: http://t.co/w85MDPdSr8 #TBT

— Living Cities (@Living_Cities) July 23, 2015

NJ city promotes electric car charging stations & shared bicycles. Read in @ICMA @SmartBrief https://t.co/9MOpPKZtBb

— ICMA (@ICMA) November 9, 2016

NJ town refuses to rebuild dunes ravaged by Sandy http://t.co/4fOEYzkOEo @ICMA @NHC_Surge @IAEM @NACoTweets @usmayors pic.twitter.com/BA3FtXTQAQ

— EM Weekly Report (@emweeklyrpt) July 26, 2015

NJ implementing bail reform w/ lessons for other states says @NACoTweets; https://t.co/AyXJlrkJeH #criminaljusticereform

— CUNY ISLG (@CUNYISLG) March 20, 2017

Certified Public Manager Program instructor Marc Pfeiffer was on @BrianLehrer to explain NJ housing & property taxes https://t.co/fyjZpTLt5d

— Rutgers SPAA (@RutgersSPAA) October 11, 2017

Yes, we do. Here's NJ; other states are in our brief. https://t.co/FLY6NiikmC pic.twitter.com/UOBTYf7V7Q

— Penn LDI (@PennLDI) November 18, 2017

New report: @BrookingsMetro on the future of #manufacturing in Newark, #NJ. http://t.co/FRkNPluquj

— GE Public Affairs (@GEpublicaffairs) May 29, 2013

MT @espovich: In 49 states, median income is increasing faster than GDP. 1 exception: NJ https://t.co/wBcC1sxr4w pic.twitter.com/RMy4FGq94Z

— AEI (@AEI) September 27, 2016

Did you know it's illegal to sell home-baked goods in N.J.? https://t.co/BDMLWTFGbs pic.twitter.com/pacchfzATf

— NJ.com (@njdotcom) December 12, 2017

Mississippi Vol.2

Mississippi State 1

Mississippi admitted as 20th state of the Union 200 years ago #OnThisDay #OTD (Dec 10 1817) https://t.co/jv42hlVN1I pic.twitter.com/dQpDgBzvnS

— RetroNewser (@RetroNewser) December 10, 2017

Mississippi, the Magnolia State, was the 20th state to be admitted to the Union #OTD 1817 https://t.co/gAYCvPymm3 pic.twitter.com/oOxHF3I3d3

— Library of Congress (@librarycongress) December 10, 2017

Government of Mississippi State Mississippi Maps
Government of Mississippi State Chamber of Commerce
Government of Mississippi State Economic Development
Economy of Mississippi State | @EconomyWatch
Mississippi Economy
Mississippi state budget and finances | @ballotpedia
Mississippi Agriculture Overview
@MSManufacturers
Mississippi Automotive Manufacturers Association (MAMA)
@mdaworks AUTOMOTIVE
Mississippi State University Office of Technology Management

Jackson ranked one of America's safest according to the 2018 National Council for Home Safety and Security Safest Cities in Mississippi list. You can see the full list here: https://t.co/VKbt2LZcLF pic.twitter.com/wfYsYx9lTM

— City of Jackson (@CityofJacksonMS) February 24, 2018

.@TerranceFriday is at the Food Truck Friday Event! #WJTV @CityofJacksonMS https://t.co/U0uEk5gIuQ pic.twitter.com/QbU5GsQ8rL

— WJTV 12 News (@WJTV) March 9, 2018

2017 was a big year for tourism in Mississippi https://t.co/6kZZgz1Jo1

— City of Gulfport (@CityofGulfport) April 4, 2018

Buyers will get damaged vehicle's true history if governor signs bill https://t.co/l5gQbioyjy via @clarionledger

— MS Auto Dealers Assn (@MissAutoDealers) March 7, 2018

Not only is Oxford, Mississippi a great place to get an Ole Miss MBA at The University of Mississippi – Ole Miss, it's the No. 1 place to eat according to Southern Livinghttps://t.co/YK4H449xRN https://t.co/YK4H449xRN

— Ole Miss MBA (@OleMiss_MBA) March 21, 2018

Since the 1980s, Biloxi, Mississippi has officially celebrated “Great Americans Day,” not MLK Day. This year, that changes. https://t.co/5Ug79xQfTq pic.twitter.com/lC6A2aAUYa

— CityLab (@CityLab) January 12, 2018

Is it better to be poor in Bangladesh or in the Mississippi Delta? @annielowery discusses with Angus Deaton: https://t.co/QRLPSnxPyg pic.twitter.com/xrxOSqy5lZ

— CityLab (@CityLab) March 8, 2017

Why a Mississippi city is just now being forced to desegregate its schools https://t.co/8Iz6oLvh1u pic.twitter.com/HWzO06d00B

— CityLab (@CityLab) May 17, 2016

A green utopia deep in Mississippi? This guy has a game plan http://t.co/ECDve60GaU via @grist #cityreads

— CityLab (@CityLab) December 10, 2014

A symbol of racial integration in Mississippi gets vandalized, prompting some soul-searching http://t.co/dpfgYS7lP1

— CityLab (@CityLab) February 19, 2014

A Complex Portrait of Rural America https://t.co/Kmd7BV1PxL @citylab via @petesaunders3 60% of rural population is east of the Mississippi pic.twitter.com/WZVNe4Slrx

— BizSimplicity, Inc. (@BizSimplicity) December 9, 2016

> @Richard_Florida @CityLab #Jackson #Mississippi is a hub of artists that flies under radar sometimes https://t.co/PYR3JKwCnQ

— Tim Mask™ (@timmask) June 26, 2017

The mayor of Jackson, Mississippi, has a bold idea for funding infrastructure repairs. http://t.co/21D5DVoj1n pic.twitter.com/JM2PU5YbnD

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) April 29, 2015

How strict land-use rules keep poor people in Mississippi: https://t.co/7R8hbSLJ66

— NewUrbanism (@NewUrbanism) October 7, 2016

Free Community College? Mississippi, Oregon, and Tennessee all have plans to subsidize tuition: http://t.co/WAddp2y8zU #edu #muniinov

— Living Cities (@Living_Cities) March 10, 2014

New Tallest Building West of the Mississippi Now Open https://t.co/b88DNCjJkf via @Planetizen pic.twitter.com/ZOx3F6fJI0

— MetroQuest Software (@MetroQuest) July 6, 2017

This small Mississippi #SmartCity is getting smart to fight traffic @smartcitiesdive https://t.co/f8wmfazQ0Q pic.twitter.com/6L9IGOdCtn

— vidsys (@vidsys) August 17, 2017

Mississippi has the highest rate (37%) of adults with past due medical debt: https://t.co/LKBtseDgZ7 via @atlantic @urbaninstitute

— C4MHP (@mshealthpolicy) March 2, 2017

Significant disparities in health, housing & finan security. #Mississippi @HopeCUbill @urbaninstitute #housingdata pic.twitter.com/1ZShYg9T93

— Hope Enterprise Corp (@Hope_Enterprise) November 20, 2015

Regional price differences are strikingly large; real purchasing power is 36% greater in Mississippi than in DC. https://t.co/xoTf0vVpi1

— AEI (@AEI) August 15, 2016

Average weekly earnings ranged from $708 in Mississippi to $1,082 in Washington in August @urbaninstitute https://t.co/eZhm19qY4f pic.twitter.com/PnRkExPNVr

— Richard C. Auxier (@richardcauxier) September 18, 2017

#AdvIndustries ecosystem was highly influential in PACCAR's decision to locate manufacturing facility in Mississippi http://t.co/S5nQejqe04

— Brookings Metro (@BrookingsMetro) February 5, 2015

cf.

Where the Mississippi River gets its water https://t.co/YqQteCrMdS pic.twitter.com/ITFjRISTUm

— CityLab (@CityLab) September 23, 2016

An oil spill shut down a 65-mile long stretch of the Mississippi River http://t.co/qBrXeuln2D via @TheWire

— CityLab (@CityLab) February 24, 2014

Bringing back Mississippi riverfront towns through bike trails http://t.co/Wqptf4qOdb via @NextEcon

— CityLab (@CityLab) February 17, 2014

Curious abt Mississippi River floods & climate change? Try this interactive tool for cost assessment http://t.co/UlTg3mp7UG @CityLab

— River Life (@RiverLifeUMN) March 10, 2015

The Mississippi water shed as a subway system http://t.co/oKhZMX3wc1 @mslaurabliss @CityLab pic.twitter.com/mNzSugM7rw

— ramsey g. tesdell (@ramseygeorge) May 9, 2015

@AAPremlall @mslaurabliss @citycalfe @CityLab hey-don't forget the Mississippi River Mayors Initiative https://t.co/iOB2e2naBe

— Margo Pellegrino (@slowpaddler) November 30, 2016

Bikes, trains, and the Mississippi. My latest for @CityLab is on #BigRiverCrossing, #Memphis, officially open today: https://t.co/9Ys3RQ4tvK pic.twitter.com/vpcrkMB8hC

— (((Ben Schulman))) (@skyscrapinknees) October 22, 2016