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US Presidential Election 2020 Vol.2 (Brookings Institution)

According to @pewresearch data, 8 to 10 Republicans say they plan on voting in person, compared to just 4 in 10 Democrats. https://t.co/Ft8GWdQj9B

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 16, 2020

New report by @HarvardAsh / @BrookingsInst aims to propose universal civic duty voting as an indispensable and transformative step toward full electoral participation #UniversalVoting https://t.co/GrbTQIgaqh

— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) August 17, 2020

.@BillGalston and @EKamark offer their thoughts on where things stand between Joe Biden and Donald Trump following the conventions: https://t.co/7cpLgcERUW pic.twitter.com/BDotJH8mKE

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 28, 2020

One thing is clear following the conventions: the suburbs will be the central battleground in 2020, and both parties face challenges, write @EKamark and @BillGalston. https://t.co/7cpLgcERUW

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 28, 2020

“The dominance of Black Americans in military service – and therefore among those most likely to be put in harm’s way on behalf of the nation – is striking,” Sarah Nzau and @RichardvReeves write. https://t.co/LeY3ddjGHS

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 28, 2020

Even if state and local governments start to reopen their economies, people will still fear to participate if the coronavirus is not under control, say former Federal Reserve Chairs Ben Bernanke and Janet Yellen.#RNCConvention https://t.co/aCUWQ3pby5

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 28, 2020

Throughout the #RNCConvention, speakers have referenced Lincoln and talked about what he did in a time of great crisis.

156 years later during his own crisis, Trump is obstructing mail-in voting and has said that he may not support the election results.https://t.co/m9iKX0RghS

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 28, 2020

President Trump's failure to respond effectively to the COVID-19 crisis has major implications for law enforcement officials. #RNCConvention https://t.co/3Q7wER3Pyq

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 28, 2020

No social distancing in the #RNCConvention audience at the White House. This could be dangerous for the president himself. What happens if he contracts COVID-19? https://t.co/nMzSvFFEGR https://t.co/z55W0mkAID

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 28, 2020

The RNC makes clear that Trump is attempting to activate white voters by arguing that suburbs are under threat from crime and violence. How will this affect vulnerable Republicans, especially those like Susan Collins, who need Democratic votes to win? https://t.co/nAxHkEFxeS

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 28, 2020

With the financial status of the U.S. Postal Service now under the spotlight, Tyler Powell and @davidmwessel break down how it is set up, the financial challenges it faces, and how it is managing those challenges during a global pandemic. https://t.co/8KAGimh9dZ

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 27, 2020

“In policing, people often talk about bad apples. Well, bad apples come from rotten trees, and the rotten trees are law enforcement agencies imbued with structural racism,” writes @SociologistRay. #RNCConvention https://t.co/Zhql8DFXNH

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 27, 2020

Appeals to law and order not balanced with the recognition of deep racial injustice lack the resonance they enjoyed half a century ago. #RNCConvention https://t.co/kUB1FQqj7j

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 27, 2020

Part of the #RNCConvention this evening was dedicated to women voters. Will it be enough to help Trump in November? https://t.co/pG3DVEtshb

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 27, 2020

The Trump DOJ has argued that central pillars of the pre-existing condition protections – the ability to buy and renew a plan and not be charged more – should be eliminated. #RNCConvention https://t.co/ivrJsloIfE

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 27, 2020

In theory, school choice can help improve access to quality schools and the educational prospects for disadvantaged children. How does it work in practice? #RNCConvention https://t.co/Yg6bk1Smtw

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 27, 2020

“As a new generation takes up the cause of racial justice, there is inspiration to be found in the Republican National Convention… of 1872.” @v_williamson explains: https://t.co/4Y1F9ZWtHw

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 27, 2020

Ahead of night 3 of the #RNCConvention, @JohnJHudak reflects on First Lady Melania Trump’s speech last night and the role she could be playing in her husband’s reelection campaign. https://t.co/ionUQ6FfJU

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 26, 2020

The Hatch Act prohibits civil servants from using their title, office, or any sort of government resource while engaging in political activities, and the law imposes even tighter restrictions on those who work on national security matters. #RNC https://t.co/0JeVSXbC63

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 26, 2020

Women have increased their numbers in public office at all levels, but female representation within presidential advisory teams is still very low compared to men. @kdtenpas explores why for #19A. #RNC https://t.co/jiJsEzsVKd pic.twitter.com/OIIUtDbg4F

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 26, 2020

“Effectively, a president who aggressively attacks IGs is not one who wants to drain the swamp; he’s a president who wants the swamp monsters to thrive and grow,” argues @JohnJHudak. #RNC https://t.co/DFHyWJQZWf

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 26, 2020

“Because we currently live in a world of nation-states, nationalism is unavoidable for now. But we need leaders who can pioneer an international mindset and help to build a better future for all of humanity.” https://t.co/tn0FFmnkYG

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 25, 2020

As evidenced with the #RNCConvention2020 so far, the Republican Party is souring on seasoned politicians, electing more and more officials with no government experience. This will make the GOP a more disruptive and volatile party for years to come. https://t.co/9uFCF6ZAId

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 25, 2020

There have been several references to socialism in the #RNCConvention2020 so far. Here's a helpful primer on the topic from @EJDionne and @BillGalston. https://t.co/jgtUUKIleP

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 25, 2020

.@BillGalston and @clarajanehen explain eight facts about the state of public sentiment on the life-and-death issue of gun violence in America. #RNCConvention2020 https://t.co/g0dd8o7Sya

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 25, 2020

What should you know about the opioid crisis in America? @clinkeyoung and Abigail Durak explain for #Policy2020. #RNCConvention2020 https://t.co/fghM4Y2Dsz

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 25, 2020

Though the #RNCConvention2020 is trying to highlight President Trump's response to the coronavirus, only 43% of Americans approve of his handling of the pandemic. https://t.co/ITarR552ai

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 25, 2020

Defunding the police has come up a few times during the #RNCConvention2020. What does that really mean? @SociologistRay explains: https://t.co/WtPD50Gixs

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 25, 2020

Read the full piece here: https://t.co/8DVK1GnhhR

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 25, 2020

“USPS should not be viewed as a casualty of financial inefficiencies as much as it should be viewed as a constitutional public good—a public service—that is necessary for democracy and deserves adequate funding to fully operate for the American people.” https://t.co/MdmfvKC8NI

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 24, 2020

The only old-fashioned aspect of the RNC: The jockeying for 2024, @EJDionne writes https://t.co/6zoEDzOmIT

— Washington Post Opinions (@PostOpinions) August 27, 2020

Amid COVID-19, where will the money for sustainable development come from? The answers lie in an assessment of international financing instruments. https://t.co/3IS89X7UNk

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 23, 2020

“When Trump and Carson vow to protect a ‘shining example of the American Dream,’ they’re talking about single-family residential neighborhoods, a form of suburbs that have already proven adept at protecting themselves,” Elizabeth Kneebone writes. https://t.co/pvLMC1uKfK

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 21, 2020

“Throughout the week, given the choice between policy and character, Democrats focused on character and the contrast between Joe Biden as a person and Donald Trump as a person,” writes @EKamarck. https://t.co/2VXhRRWkuH

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 21, 2020

“The United States and China should end the blame game over the pandemic, collaborate to conquer it, and lay the groundwork for more effectively handling future outbreaks,” Jamie Horsley writes. https://t.co/99Fg1iL33F

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 21, 2020

“Creating a world where emergency financial assistance streams as quickly as Netflix is actually quite easy.” @Aarondklein explains how policymakers can make it happen. https://t.co/PAMhuVrOWD

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 20, 2020

"The two parties have in just 10 years gone from near-parity on prosperity and income measures to stark, fast-moving divergence," @MarkMuro1, a senior fellow at @BrookingsInst, told @edsall https://t.co/ZEMTcSfb08

— New York Times Opinion (@nytopinion) August 19, 2020

The DNC provided a powerful tribute to women last night, but advancing women requires actual policy, writes @v_williamson. https://t.co/sZj0mj1jlM pic.twitter.com/73bUyXAmjb

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 20, 2020

"Harris brings the excitement of a historic choice to the Biden ticket but in the long run Biden is betting that she can help him govern, as he helped Obama. What Biden knows is that the job of the president is too big for any one person," writes @EKamarck https://t.co/zQSV6OSmWq

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 20, 2020

“For working parents, the uncertainty surrounding child care and in-person instruction for school-aged children is unprecedented, with a cascading set of consequences on family life, education, and earnings,” writes @nicbateman1. #DemConvention https://t.co/HnPDdLwZlZ

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 20, 2020

If Democrats end up flipping the Senate in November, it will be in large part because of women voters in key states. #DemConvention https://t.co/naozt2Ric5

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 20, 2020

The issue of undocumented immigrants was front and center in 2016 and continues to be important for the 2020 election. Here's what you should know about these immigrants. #DemConvention https://t.co/9EbJy8zUWg

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 20, 2020

Day 3 of the #DemConvention is featuring a lot of young people. Can the new activism among millennials and Gen Z translate into the political support necessary to elect progressive and Democratic candidates in November? https://t.co/6IbFbAfOFp

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 20, 2020

The current political gridlock on climate change might not be as permanent as it now seems: many of the jurisdictions that have selected political leaders opposed to climate policy are the most exposed to the harms of climate change. #DemConvention https://t.co/fp6ll7bW10

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 20, 2020

Day 3 of the #DemConvention is going to feature some powerhouse women lawmakers, including the first Black and Asian American woman VP pick. Despite the lineup, there is a stark gender gap in politics at all levels in the country. #19A https://t.co/yb9vfrU7zn

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 20, 2020

In her #Policy2020 voter vital, @samanthaenergy compares the Trump administration’s record on environmental regulation to proposals laid out by Joe Biden. https://t.co/WjSTjSj0BS

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 20, 2020

Senator Kamala Harris will be speaking tonight at the #DemConvention. @CamilleBusette and @mhnickie discuss the historic nature of her pick and what it means for the Democratic Party. https://t.co/1Te2pCJnjV

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 19, 2020

.@johnjhudak clears up some of the procedural confusion around @aoc's remarks at the DNC last night. https://t.co/8xPKWHuMVe

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 19, 2020

“Not only do Americans work longer hours than those in other advanced nations, but the gap in longevity between those with higher and lower incomes has widened in the U.S.” @isawhill and Katherine Guyot write. https://t.co/sJ5cw9cjHj pic.twitter.com/ldJO6zqVXb

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 19, 2020

Beneath the urgent crises of the present, the United States is poised uneasily between its past and its future—and so is the Democratic Party. https://t.co/U3sDuNV8zh

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 19, 2020

The interaction of pre–COVID-19 economic and health disparities—including a higher rate of preexisting health conditions such as hypertension and lung disease—has contributed to higher COVID-19 mortality rates for Black Americans. https://t.co/QWTRO263Ia https://t.co/4eg1IKvZE3

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 19, 2020

“This quiet is heavy,” says Dr. Jill Biden during the #DemConvention, standing in an empty classroom. @KathyandRo1, @Miyogman, and Roberta Michnick Golinkoff discuss the challenge of reopening schools during COVID-19. https://t.co/zvquDcz8Pf

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 19, 2020

John Kerry just gave his remarks at the #DemConvention, focusing on America's role in the world. @thomaswright08 explains how Biden's foreign policy has changed and what it may look like if he wins in November: https://t.co/dkcv5CekjD

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 19, 2020

Auto-enrollment into health insurance coverage is an attractive policy that can drive the U.S. health care system towards universal coverage. @clinkeyoung and Sobin Lee explore how it could work. #DemConvention https://t.co/srXC2k46vS

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 19, 2020

The roll call of the #DemConvention is a good visual example of the increasing diversity of America. https://t.co/CjU0BH0bvA

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 19, 2020

The #DemConvention is highlighting the "chaos" in the White House. What is contributing to that chaos? Staff turnover.

Check out @kdtenpas's tracker of the high-level staff leaving the Trump administration: https://t.co/44HR9S5cDW

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 19, 2020

With the second night of the #DemConvention starting soon, get caught up with the first night's takeaways from @JohnJHudak: https://t.co/2ZGA89iEkF https://t.co/SY89KyQzLC

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 19, 2020

Should policymakers pay citizens for getting a COVID-19 vaccination? Robert Litan says it’s not too early to start thinking about it. https://t.co/QqCdAbWFLw pic.twitter.com/c3xG3r3wcG

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 18, 2020

.@darrwest and @drturnerlee take a look at how a Biden-Harris administration might tackle technology issues. https://t.co/2N9yy3LPAp

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 18, 2020

While Americans generally support the vital functions public servants perform at the local and state levels, deeply entrenched misconceptions about the U.S. federal government and its individual agencies shape more negative views. #Policy2020 https://t.co/w58P6bon1v

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 18, 2020

Democrats brought in Republicans to appeal to voters who may not want to vote for Trump in November. Did they succeed in convincing anyone? @johnjhudak assesses in his reaction to the first night of the #DemConvention. https://t.co/vB8BxDagFF

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 18, 2020

In 2016, nearly a quarter of all votes were cast by mailing, and the numbers will be even higher with the pandemic in 2020. @DarrWest explains how it works, the partisan politics around it now, and how popular it is with voters. #DemConvention https://t.co/jFKU4Xap99

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 18, 2020

From doctors to delivery drivers to grocery and gig workers, the pandemic’s essential workers have been voicing their desire for hazard pay. @MollyKinder discusses how to make it happen. #DemConvention https://t.co/QMnrivwImy

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 18, 2020

“The COVID-19 pandemic has been like the flash of an X-ray, exposing the deep fractures in U.S. society.” @TiffNFord, @econsarahreber, and @RichardvReeves discuss the racial disparities in COVID-19 deaths. #DemConvention https://t.co/ssmvnX4hNj

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 18, 2020

Any presidential plan to address racial justice and inequality should include legislative & federal agency components, as well as the appointment of a non-partisan Federal Equity Commission, writes @CamilleBusette for #HowWeRise. https://t.co/VpDLOoxpKN

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 18, 2020

Leaders in Israel and the UAE read the polls and know that the odds are that Joe Biden is likely to win the White House in November. @ShibleyTelhami explains how that might have swayed their recent diplomatic moves. https://t.co/uWvqSTTVJh

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 17, 2020

“It is too early to suggest definitive insights, but the early indications suggest that a Biden-Harris ticket will mix traditional Democratic values with a tougher stance on technology firms.” https://t.co/2N9yy3LPAp

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 17, 2020

The Democratic National Convention begins tomorrow. @EKamarck and @BillGalston explain what Democrats need to accomplish at this year’s unconventional gathering. https://t.co/vGWLukpL4D

— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) August 16, 2020

I have a new essay for @TheAtlantic on the future of the Republican Party’s foreign policy after Trump https://t.co/5RrcYo0CEg

— Tom Wright (@thomaswright08) August 28, 2020

The digital divide impacts both red and blue counties alike in every state. Closing it must be a priority for policymakers – especially as school starts to resume. Interesting analysis by @John_C_Austin for @BrookingsInst: https://t.co/kv6I4xmWG9

— Brad Smith (@BradSmi) August 21, 2020

My thoughts with a colleague: Counterterrorism in a time of COVID https://t.co/u2zVDpLsDu via @BrookingsInst

— Dan Byman (@dbyman) August 20, 2020

.@V_Williamson with a powerful reminder about women, politics, & policy, as the #DemConvention nominates the first woman of color to a major party ticket. "Elevating women to positions of power is no panacea…Feminism require policy content." https://t.co/HEBbpcqC6k

— John Hudak (@JohnJHudak) August 20, 2020

There are two kinds of mail balloting systems: universal vote by mail and absentee balloting. In 2016, nearly one-quarter of U.S. votes were cast by mail. https://t.co/60vQI1hKUp #policy2020 @BrookingsInst @BrookingsGov

— Darrell West (@darrwest) August 17, 2020

Joe Biden didn't talk about the middle class in his DNC address: but he did for us @BrookingsInst, here are the main themes (& clips) https://t.co/xpjCw3LcMs

— Richard V. Reeves (@RichardvReeves) August 24, 2020

Unpredictable work hours and volatile incomes are long-term risks for American workers. My latest: https://t.co/tCvTTseoJ1 via @BrookingsInst

— Richard V. Reeves (@RichardvReeves) August 18, 2020

Prioritizing voting over protesting is the not-so-subtle way we devalue marginalized groups. By framing voting as the be all, end all form of engagement, we minimize protesting’s power to change policy. https://t.co/xuB1dIbSN2 #MarchOnWashington2020 #JacobBlake @NBA

— Andre M. Perry (@andreperryedu) August 28, 2020

Coronavirus economic relief cannot neglect Black-owned business https://t.co/uXOh0ooYrn via @BrookingsInst #DemConvention

— Andre M. Perry (@andreperryedu) August 20, 2020

Education needs more ambitious women. https://t.co/3rO9b6Cexc #DemConvention

— Andre M. Perry (@andreperryedu) August 19, 2020

We should uplift America’s Black businesses https://t.co/sn9vC81Jwl via @BrookingsInst #DemConvention

— Andre M. Perry (@andreperryedu) August 18, 2020

Mapping racial inequity amid COVID-19 underscores policy discriminations against Black Americans https://t.co/R40drUzd0M via @BrookingsInst #DemocraticConvention #DemConvention

— Andre M. Perry (@andreperryedu) August 18, 2020

No matter who wins the 2020 election, formulating a strategy to deal with China will be an essential foreign policy responsibility. @ryanl_hass explains why in his #Policy2020 voter vital: https://t.co/Ylif3aDTJi

— Brookings FP (@BrookingsFP) August 25, 2020

With Kellyanne Conway leaving the Trump administration, the level of turnover among White House senior staff has reached a staggering 91%. https://t.co/IyJQ8UR7eD pic.twitter.com/CZTPsdYVN3

— Brookings Governance (@BrookingsGov) August 24, 2020

The US Postal Service has shot to the forefront of the 2020 election. How can Congress and states protect USPS? What would disruptions in mail service mean to voters? On 8/26, experts will discuss during a Brookings webcast. https://t.co/U60hWsZU5k

— Brookings Governance (@BrookingsGov) August 22, 2020

Want to get the run-down on the most important issues for the 2020 election? Check out Brookings's #Policy2020 project for all you need to know ahead of the #DNC: https://t.co/9JmWZeb18Q

— Brookings Governance (@BrookingsGov) August 17, 2020

Missed yesterday's webcast on school reopening and #coronavirus? Full video is available to watch, with expert analysis of in-person vs. virtual learning, how to ensure public safety, and more.

cc: @RbnLake @DrMikeHansen @BeachSupe @ProfKJRobinson https://t.co/zICYYmOxTj

— Brookings Brown Center (@BrookingsEd) August 18, 2020

What’s behind the stalemate in Congress over the next economic relief package? Listen to @bindersab’s explanation: https://t.co/I4iZMrqfGE

— Brookings Podcasts (@policypodcasts) August 19, 2020

World Vol.32

The US Is Officially in Recession Thanks to The Corona Virus Crisis (06/16/2020) | Jeffrey Frankel @guardian
… Readers are often surprised to learn that the task of declaring a recession in the US falls to a panel of economists who consider a wide variety of indicators. Most other advanced economies, after all, define a recession as simply two consecutive quarters of negative GDP growth. But the US isn’t the only country to go beyond the two-quarters rule. The Japanese government also considers other indicators in its official business-cycle chronology. And private committees in other domains – including the eurozone, Canada, Spain, and Brazil – date business cycles by looking at a wider variety of economic indicators, though without garnering as much attention from the media or official government bodies. …
Keller @ Large: Harvard Economist Warns Of Roller Coaster Economy (w Video; 05/14/2020) | @wbz
The Briefing Room – Coronavirus and the Economy (Radio; 07/05/2020) | @BBC
Deregulate for the coronavirus recovery: The Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs should think hard about which rules to enforce. (0503/2020) | Adam J. White @WSJ
Harvard’s Reinhart and Rogoff Say This Time Really Is Different: The professors, whose 2009 book showed that financial crises often follow similar patterns, spoke to us about what’s happening in 2020. (05/18/2020) | Simon Kennedy @markets
Firms won’t give up on globalization but will ‘redesign’ supply chains: Trade expert (Video; 06/12/2020) | Robert Lawrence @BNNBloomberg
Evaluating the success of President Johnson’s War on Poverty: Revisiting the historical record using a full-income poverty measure (w PDFs; 12/09/2019) | Richard Burkhauser, Kevin C. Corinth, James Elwell, Jeff Larrimore @AEI
3 charts showing good news about American wage growth (01/07/2020) | James Pethokoukis @AEI
The ‘new normal’: Thoughts about the shape of things to come in the post-pandemic world (04/19/2020) | Nicholas Eberstadt @NBRnews
A Seven-Point Checklist for Reopening the Economy: There will be setbacks, and Congress has to commit to propping up the economy over the long term. (04/15/2020) | Michael R. Strain @bpolitics
First, acknowledge that the shutdown was the right thing to do. …
Then the U.S. needs to decide what its goals are…
…policy makers need to be comfortable discussing the trade-off between lives and economic outcomes. …
The fourth principle: The U.S. will need to act without having all the necessary information. …
A regional opening strategy can depend on governors. …
The sixth principle is to accept the ebbs and flows of progress. …
Finally, Congress should be prepared to continue its attempts to rescue the economy over the longer term. …
National Digital Currencies: The Future of Money? (06/2020) | Aditi Kumar, Jeremy Ney, Eve Lee, Victor Ji @BelferCenter
The City-Sized Hole in U.S. GPS Planning (w PDF; 11/21/2019) | @BelferCenter
Privacy and the four categories of information technology (w PDF; 05/26/2020) | Jim Harper @AEI
The coronavirus could imperil Putin’s presidency: Russia entered the crisis with a stagnant economy, and its oil-price war with the Saudis isn’t helping. (04/23/2020) | Leon Aron @WSJ
Oil’s Collapse Is a Geopolitical Reset In Disguise (04/29/2020) | Meghan L. O’Sullivan @bopinion
Russia’s Stock Market Rallies But Still Not a Source of Long-Term Capital (12/12/2019) | Ben Aris @russia_matters
In Depth with Yuval Levin: Author and American Enterprise Institute scholar Yuval Levin talked about U.S. political history and the political divide in the country today. He’s the author of “The Great Debate,” “The Fractured Republic,’ and “A Time to Build.” (Video; 06/07/2020) | @cspan
Three Americas and the pandemic, Part III: Small cities, towns, and the countryside (06/09/2020) | Charles Murray @AEI
Biden’s Bad Foreign-Policy Ideas: The former vice president lacks a consistent philosophy of when and how to use military force. (06/07/2020) | Kori Schake @TheAtlantic
What Policymakers Should Ask Modelers (04/21/2020) | Afreen Siddiqi, Kaveri Iychettira @ProSyn
How Will COVID-19 Affect the Transatlantic Relationship? (05/01/2020) | Nicholas Burns, Cathryn Clüver Ashbrook, David E. Sanger, Amanda Sloat, Torrey Taussig @BelferCenter
The World’s Weakest Strongman (06/06/2020) | Stephen M. Walt @ForeignPolicy
The United States Forgot Its Strategy for Winning Cold Wars (05/05/2020) | Stephen M. Walt @ForeignPolicy
Will a Global Depression Trigger Another World War? (05/13/2020) | Stephen M. Walt @ForeignPolicy
No, the Coronavirus Will Not Change the Global Order: We should be skeptical toward claims that the pandemic changes everything. China won’t benefit, and the United States will remain preeminent. (04/16/2020) | Joseph S. Nye @ForeignPolicy
American Exceptionalism in the Age of Trump (06/05/2020) | Joseph S. Nye @ProSyn
So Do Morals Matter in U.S. Foreign Policy? I Asked the Expert. (04/24/2020) | Joseph S. Nye @washingtonpost
How COVID-19 is Testing American Leadership (04/26/2020) | Joseph S. Nye @east_asia_forum
Breaking the Ice: How France and the UK Could Reshape a Credible European Defense and Renew the Transatlantic Partnership (w PDF; 05/2020) | Adrien Abecassis, Jolyon Howorth @BelferCenter
A divided Europe’s China challenge (26/11/2019) | Philippe Le Corre @east_asia_forum
“Maxwell Taylor’s Cold War: From Berlin to Vietnam” by Ingo Trauschweizer (05/2020) | Nathaniel L. Moir @ Michigan War Studies Review
Niall Ferguson: ‘Now We Are in Cold War II’ (04/28/2020) | @ekathimerini
Donald Trump Could Lose the Election by Authorizing a New Nuclear Weapons Test (06/23/2020) | Stephen Herzog, Benoît Pelopidas, Jonathon Baron, Fabrício Fialho @TheNatlInterest
Why Israel’s annexation of parts of the West Bank would be a historic mistake (06/22/2020) | Tzipi Livni @washingtonpost
Tzipi Livni is a former minister of foreign affairs for Israel.
South China Sea of troubles: In 2020 the world should pay more attention to the South China Sea (11/2019) | Oriana Skylar Mastro @TheEconomist
Russian jokes tell the brutal truth: In a repressive society, dark political jokes allow regular people to describe what they see with their own eyes. (11/29/2019) | Leon Aron @TheAtlantic
Who ‘Defeated’ ISIS? An Analysis of US and Russian Contributions (05/06/2020) | Domitilla Sagramoso @russia_matters
The decline of religion in American family life: Findings from the November 2019 American Perspectives Survey (12/11/2019) | Daniel A. Cox, Jacqueline Clemence, Eleanor O’Neil @AEI
How States Like Virginia Go Blue (11/08/2020) | Matthew Continetti @FreeBeacon
… President Trump so dominates the popular imagination that every election result is described in relation to his job approval and conduct in office. … But the story of this particular Democratic winning streak is less about Trump than it is about long-running demographic and cultural transformation. He catalyzed changes decades in the making. …
One reason why UI benefit payments remain low: The lingering effects of Obama-era stimulus policies (11/26/2019) | Matt Weidinger @AEI

UK Vol.168 (Crown Dependencies Vol.2)

Books to read before you visit the Channel Islands https://t.co/hatTYTmtTH #Travel #armchairtravel #books #channelislands #Guernsey #Jersey

— Karen Warren (@WorldWideWriter) June 12, 2020

Thank you to Poppy from @leslandesjersey for showing us all how to wash our hands properly.

Washing your hand thoroughly for 20 seconds is one of the most effective ways to help stop the spread of coronavirus. For more information visit: https://t.co/vulxRxQ6VV pic.twitter.com/YLpSmugr8Q

— Government of Jersey (@GovJersey) June 20, 2020

Jersey bans single-use carrier bags https://t.co/QjI9pzt55q

— BBC Jersey (@BBCJersey) June 17, 2020

Nearly 100 boats paraded across St Aubin's Bay to mark the evacuation of troops from St Malo in 1940. https://t.co/arJM9FYEBS pic.twitter.com/4KPhmH3Ufn

— BBC Jersey (@BBCJersey) June 16, 2020

Coronavirus: Jersey Zoo faces 'uncertain future' https://t.co/fR5QLQV7tk

— BBC Jersey (@BBCJersey) June 11, 2020

However, couples wanting to get married will have to follow relevant coronavirus guidance to ensure people are safety at ceremonies. https://t.co/Ns3K6LbIzx

— ITV News Channel TV (@ITVChannelTV) June 21, 2020

In case you missed it: Jersey's borders could open as early as Julyhttps://t.co/eq9X8ZXKOY

— ITV News Channel TV (@ITVChannelTV) June 18, 2020

Over a one year period 1,000 more people migrated into Jersey than those who moved out.https://t.co/8wgVlrMbBs

— ITV News Channel TV (@ITVChannelTV) June 18, 2020

Laws regulating private coronavirus testing facilities to be drawn up in Jersey.https://t.co/9qXLvxugp6

— ITV News Channel TV (@ITVChannelTV) June 18, 2020

A reduction in the two metre distancing requirement could happen in Jersey within the next two weeks.https://t.co/0TYtMtfOCp

— ITV News Channel TV (@ITVChannelTV) June 16, 2020

Jersey overlaps east & west time zones, has 30+ daily flights, a 1hr flight time from the UK, ferries to ports in France and the UK, 1,000 berths & facilities to charter private planes. It's no wonder Jersey is the clear choice for international business: https://t.co/5XUFDernQB pic.twitter.com/tuIIX8pt57

— Jersey Finance (@jerseyfinance) January 22, 2020

Swimming in winter? It’s totally normal in Britain’s Jersey Island https://t.co/j16Ll8K1h2 @tgamtravel pic.twitter.com/7KJxxkKBCo

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) November 22, 2019

Lesley moved to Jersey from Zimbabwe and the UK.

Tonight at 6pm on @ITVChannelTV, as part of my Race, Racism and the Channel Islands series, she shares her own experience.

Here’s a taster: pic.twitter.com/ozLwlfg9I6

— Gary Burgess (@GaryBurgessCI) June 18, 2020

Bill to make Channel Islands reveal tax secrets abandoned — UK govt faced a revolt over a cross-party call for the Crown Dependencies — Jersey, Guernsey & the Isle of Man — to introduce a public register showing the true ownership of companies based there https://t.co/8JhkGdMS1u

— Yannis Koutsomitis (@YanniKouts) March 5, 2019

The Channel Islands may be separated from the UK mainland by miles of water, but they're not overseas countries. In an unusual case that simple fact was enough to defeat a woman's claim for a pension-sharing order following her divorce in Jersey https://t.co/mgBPxkeZGU #divorce pic.twitter.com/OGBrdQzd6t

— FieldingsPorterMcr (@FieldingsPManc) June 19, 2020

Asian hornets are hitting the headlines again: record numbers have been spotted on Jersey in the Channel Islands.

Find out what threat they pose, how to tell them apart from European hornets and other lookalikes, and what to do if you spot one in the UK: https://t.co/UQ4SupMtxW

— Natural History Museum⁷ (@NHM_London) June 20, 2019

Jersey is the first jurisdiction in the world to make #fibre-to-the-home available to 100% of #broadband users.
👏👏👏
It is the largest of the Channel Islands has just completed the rollout a full-fibre network to 40k homes and business premises.https://t.co/FyaXqDscsM pic.twitter.com/eTQEvD7Ite

— Wi-Fibre (@Wi_Fibre) October 10, 2018

Fact: Jersey island (one of the #UK Channel Islands) and New Jersey have a fascinating, shared history — and now a heated debate has erupted over statue of their common ancestor, Sir George Carteret, who traded in ivory, gold and slaves. #BlackLivesMatter https://t.co/h2rEoGxH1e

— Leah McGrath Goodman (@truth_eater) June 10, 2020

https://twitter.com/JOCCAMPAIGN/status/1272562843020394496
https://twitter.com/JOCCAMPAIGN/status/1272495491570446336

Guernsey's economy is showing signs of good health. Following two years of relatively strong real GDP growth in 2016 and 2017, secondary indicators suggest that growth has continued through 2018 and the first quarter of 2019. More here: https://t.co/ZnDoxRsQEI pic.twitter.com/EWiuKZXJMM

— States of Guernsey (@Govgg) June 3, 2019

Guernsey Dairy appeals for return of milk crates as it has lost 1,000 during lockdown https://t.co/mHxk8tcOwo pic.twitter.com/Mi05Rgg4sw

— BBC Guernsey (@BBCGuernsey) June 15, 2020

Dr Brink described the “incredible support” of islanders for the Public Health team as “humbling”, explaining it had “kept her going” at the end of some very long days. https://t.co/2xlSdj71XK

— BBC Guernsey (@BBCGuernsey) June 12, 2020

It's 86 days after Guernsey went into full lockdown.

The Bailiwick united in the fight against the pandemic and from midnight, social distancing is no longer required.

Read more: https://t.co/j5x8WHyFWY pic.twitter.com/4qdmDg1gF3

— ITV News Channel TV (@ITVChannelTV) June 19, 2020

The warning comes ahead of the islands move into its ‘new normal’.https://t.co/nF6cE5cRtY

— ITV News Channel TV (@ITVChannelTV) June 19, 2020

Guernsey's Chief Minister will be in London on Monday to persuade UK MPs to reject an amendment which would force the Crown Dependencies and British Overseas Territories to open up their beneficial ownership registers, revealing who owns assets in the islands. pic.twitter.com/7uIuPvsRrz

— ITV News Channel TV (@ITVChannelTV) March 2, 2019

Cruise ship passengers bring £4.2 million to Guernsey economyhttps://t.co/Z3MmoW5Hnu pic.twitter.com/CHiVD3hTLT

— ITV News Channel TV (@ITVChannelTV) December 15, 2016

Bosses of financial services firms are being warned against upstreaming ‘excess capital or liquidity’ to a parent company that might weaken the local business.

Read the full @GuernseyPress article here: https://t.co/HToPTbPwqN

— Giba Guernsey (@GibaGuernsey) April 7, 2020

#Guernsey introduces #green principles for private equity industry – expert view from Kevin Smith from @ocorian https://t.co/ypc6CWLEMh #sustainablefinance #greenfinance #privateequity #PE

— GPress Business (@GPressBusiness) June 18, 2020

As the world looks at how to pay for a #GreenRecovery from #COVID19, #Guernsey is taking to the international stage this week by hosting a #sustainable #finance week https://t.co/9nHnj6zOdd @WEAREGUERNSEY @gavinstpier #ReviveAndThrive #BuildBackBetter #SustainableFinance

— GPress Business (@GPressBusiness) June 8, 2020

Decision to borrow will help the economy and business confidence https://t.co/8yPZGUyocQ #Guernsey

— GPress Business (@GPressBusiness) June 3, 2020

Providing flexibility for staff has paid off for #Guernsey-headquartered @OakGroup1, with productivity up https://t.co/GA8R4OPGoh

— GPress Business (@GPressBusiness) May 27, 2020

Never the same again? Insights from @NorthernTrust chief economist @NT_CTannenbaum on impact of #Covid_19 in interview with @GuernseyPress business editor @politicseditor https://t.co/Q0sfzKWRXi #coronavirus

— GPress Business (@GPressBusiness) May 22, 2020

#Unemployment curve flattening in #Guernsey after a ‘significant’ rise sparked by #covid19 crisis, says chief executive of island's government https://t.co/PDGM3jmIKO @GuernseyChamber @IoDGsy @GibaGuernsey #COVIDー19 #GuernseyTogether

— GPress Business (@GPressBusiness) May 14, 2020

Wide ranging interview with Guernsey Financial Services Commission Director General William Mason on the impact of #COVID19 https://t.co/M8YiqHw3an @TheGFSC @GibaGuernsey @IoDGsy @GuernseyChamber #Guernsey #regulation #regulatorynews #business #businessnews

— GPress Business (@GPressBusiness) May 11, 2020

‘UK should refuse bailouts for tax haven companies’. #BorisJohnson’s government should follow other countries in blocking access to #COVID19 business support to firms registered in tax havens, say church leaders & Labour MPs such as @margarethodge https://t.co/0fgnNbndPJ

— GPress Business (@GPressBusiness) May 4, 2020

Supporting business in #Guernsey – informative article from @lucyannkirby of the @digigreenhouse https://t.co/gdqsfWguxy #GuernseyTogether @armoricana

— GPress Business (@GPressBusiness) April 29, 2020

Business groups give their view on proposals for #Guernsey's government to borrow up to £500m to help steer the island through the #COVID19 #pandemic & recovery – low interest rates mean it's 'probably a good time' to borrow @GibaGuernsey @GuernseyChamber https://t.co/fB2kOARJOz

— GPress Business (@GPressBusiness) April 24, 2020

Global #recession ‘likely’ thanks to #COVIDー19 https://t.co/suICMiB7Jf #coronavirus

— GPress Business (@GPressBusiness) April 22, 2020

#Guernsey's @Healthspan has seen two months of sales in two weeks for some #vitamins and #supplements as it meets demand amid the #coronavirus pandemic. Here's our interview with CEO Martin Talbot who also praised his colleagues https://t.co/ZaQYxhff6c

— GPress Business (@GPressBusiness) April 14, 2020

Bosses of financial services firms are being warned against #upstreaming ‘excess #capital or #liquidity’ to a parent company that might weaken the local business by the sector's regulator in #Guernsey @TheGFSC https://t.co/ayihZyxD4Y #coronavirus #business #businessnews

— GPress Business (@GPressBusiness) April 3, 2020

Business continuity advice from experts is available online now in the latest edition of Business Brief – the magazine for firms in the Channel Islands. https://t.co/RXZ02P2Spj

— GPress Business (@GPressBusiness) April 2, 2020

Breaking news: #Specsavers in #Guernsey could be forced to shed some 25 jobs as the company today announced more measures being brought in as a result of the ongoing #coronavirus pandemic https://t.co/51ivVj0YzQ

— GPress Business (@GPressBusiness) April 2, 2020

Working to keep us connected
My exclusive listen-in to one of the key daily updates that the leadership team at broadband and phone provider @SureGuernsey @SureJersey holds on a daily basis https://t.co/JFD7tppljW #guernseytogether #guernseytogether #CITogether

— William Green (@politicseditor) April 8, 2020

https://twitter.com/GuernseyPress/status/1274314023358652418

The Guernsey Financial Services Commission said that it has ‘considerable concern’ over firms that continue not to have effective anti-money laundering controls and treat customers or investors unreasonablyhttps://t.co/TebIW7e7kr

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) June 15, 2020

Isle of Sark Shipping was heading for administration, members of the island’s Chief Pleas were told as they were asked to approve guaranteeing a £350,000 bank loanhttps://t.co/Bpxdnwb0aI

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) June 16, 2020

Reviving Guernsey’s economy to a point where it is thriving within three years is the aim of the strategy for recovering from the Covid-19 pandemic, which is published todayhttps://t.co/a9i0Mdpu2p

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) June 11, 2020

There are ‘early signs of a fairly rapid’ post-lockdown recovery in the property market, according to local expert Jason Morgan
https://t.co/ed81YbNdLV

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) June 11, 2020

The Covid-19 crisis has provided an ‘extraordinary opportunity’ to think afresh about things such as sustainable economic development, the delivery of public services, which projects are important now and how the community can be brought togetherhttps://t.co/B4OWO8A17S

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) June 11, 2020

A judge has ordered the confiscation of £1.4m. from former Guernsey resident and convicted fugitive David Noakes who could now face losing his aircraft and luxury carshttps://t.co/wsgjH21rjn

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) June 8, 2020

There are plans for the Bailiwick to copy the example set by New Zealand, which uses physical distancing of two metres or one metre, depending on the circumstance
https://t.co/wU6mzi2LIN

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) May 28, 2020

There are currently no known active cases of Covid-19 in the Bailiwick, but the expert panel is reminding islanders that now is not the time to become complacenthttps://t.co/XNEyZlRd17

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) May 27, 2020

Just ONE known active case of #Covid-19 remains in #Guernsey – and is not being treated in hospital https://t.co/W2LJ8RR6By

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) May 24, 2020

There will still be restrictions under phase four, but Guernsey life will return to a 'near normal' level from 30 May.https://t.co/q2PpX2cwBB

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) May 22, 2020

WE HAVE a moral imperative to ensure that the economy is pointing in the right direction, a financial expert has said.
https://t.co/IxKdB52k2G

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) May 21, 2020

One of Guernsey’s biggest and best known hotels will not immediately reopen when the coronavirus lockdown restrictions are lifted
https://t.co/t27mrApXyv

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) May 13, 2020

Guernsey's property market remains busy in the first two weeks since new guidance to resume full or partial operation was issued and estate agents say it is great to get back to work
https://t.co/1LoG6vOELg

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) May 13, 2020

Guernsey visitors to the UK will be exempt from a travel quarantine restriction announced by Boris Johnsonhttps://t.co/dyGqQjUFl2

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) May 12, 2020

Traditional shops are working out how they will have to change when lockdown restrictions are eased to allow them to openhttps://t.co/e9n0J5ZEDT

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) May 7, 2020

WATCH: The lockdown exit framework has been described as 'cautious and conservative' but officials are determined not to give the virus a second chancehttps://t.co/btolWq7b98

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) May 7, 2020

A full lockdown exit strategy has been released by the States of Guernsey, outlining triggers that could see an easing of restrictions – or a tightening if circumstances worsenhttps://t.co/icMhJHmAL1

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) May 5, 2020

More details have been added to the framework to take Guernsey out of lockdown, and the blueprint now includes six phases and the criteria which will have to be met before the restrictions can be eased furtherhttps://t.co/azjjgI3d2k

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) May 4, 2020

A new wellbeing app developed by two islanders is going globalhttps://t.co/FTdZzbtDFI

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) May 1, 2020

More than 1,600 businesses registered to return to work under the new guidance issued last week, including construction companies who have already finished some aspects of their work and have started asking the authorities to inspect it
https://t.co/T3GRcDte0z

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) April 29, 2020

Vice-president of Policy & Resources said the States must play a ‘decisive and active role’ amid forecasts of unemployment rising to 2,000 – and it is one reason to borrow £500m. to drive economic recoveryhttps://t.co/gNwpm0Hfaw

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) April 28, 2020

More than 1,000 Guernsey businesses registered their intent to reopen from Saturday, as the island became the first place in Britain to lift its lockdown partially. New life was breathed back into the island, but it was far from business as usual
https://t.co/U8ojmPtQfj

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) April 27, 2020

An investigation has begun into whether or not the States compromised bank account details while dealing with a small business grant.https://t.co/AvVSySo3BT

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) April 23, 2020

42% of Guernsey households have seen their income fall over the last four weeks, according to research on the economic impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic
https://t.co/ks7u1q2wam

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) April 21, 2020

The States could soon have access to more money to cope with the financial fallout from the coronavirus pandemic.

https://t.co/dnbIG5NlLH

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) April 20, 2020

The finance sector is not immune to the coronavirus crisis, says the Guernsey Chamber of Commerce, which has heard of a number of redundancies, pay cuts and restrictions to working hourshttps://t.co/zs8Q0faw6K

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) April 20, 2020

The public must have confidence that tracking people digitally to combat the spread of Covid-19 is done in a legal, secure and accountable manner to succeedhttps://t.co/G5mRTUNJoq

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) April 20, 2020

The financial cost of the coronavirus pandemic to the Bailiwick has been estimated at more than £200m., and record levels of unemployment are anticipatedhttps://t.co/2DSqqfiKB1

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) April 16, 2020

Aurigny is furloughing 170 of its staff on 70% pay, as the travel industry collapses during the coronavirus pandemic.https://t.co/nIdCgRRw98

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) April 15, 2020

Staff at Intersurgical Guernsey are going above and beyond to help in the local, UK and global battle to save lives during the coronavirus pandemic – with extra staff taken on
https://t.co/pyqMdpGCFP

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) April 8, 2020

Unprecedented times call for unprecedented actions and like many businesses, the Guernsey Press has had to reinvent the way it operates – within days – in response to Covid-19https://t.co/Qw3C8bPQec

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) April 7, 2020

Islanders are being reassured that freight services are secure, despite the failure of Channel Island Lineshttps://t.co/Bi2jtN8R58

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) April 7, 2020

The acting CEO of the Channel Islands Co-operative Society describes how there has been a huge demand on the business – and what it is doing to help the communityhttps://t.co/KMztEK7uok

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) April 7, 2020

Le Friquet Plant Centre has been advised again to stop trading in non-essential goodshttps://t.co/sLwtlL25fv

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) April 7, 2020

Coronavirus: A patient in their 80s died yesterday afternoon at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital. It is the island's first Covid-19 related deathhttps://t.co/Ay93afnU4b

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) March 31, 2020

Guernsey’s knack for avoiding financial regulations from Europe has made it a favorite of corporations around the world https://t.co/84XfN7uEjp

— Bloomberg Opinion (@bopinion) May 23, 2019

The attractions of Guernsey featured in the Financial Times today @govgg ⁦@VisitGuernsey⁩ ⁦@LocateGuernsey⁩ ⁦@GuernseyFinance⁩ https://t.co/Q9u5gbKd24

— Jonathan Le Tocq 🇬🇬 (@letocq) November 13, 2018

Good to see Guernsey Financial Services Commission (@GFSC) joining the Network for Greening the Financial System (@NGFS_ ) this week. Useful article on Guernsey's Green Finance initiatives here: https://t.co/5O4sMQh8Ce #sustainablefinance #greenfinance

— Channel Islands Brussels Office (@CI_Brussels) September 27, 2019

Almost 3 months after #lockdown began in the #Bailiwick of #Guernsey, the islands are taking their biggest step yet towards a return to normality. From next Saturday there will be no need to socially distance with anyone meaning pubs, clubs and businesses can operate freely. pic.twitter.com/z5sxE5Xmea

— Euan Duncan (@EuanDuncanGSY) June 11, 2020

As #Guernsey gears up for the end of its #lockdown, businesses are beginning to ease staff back into their offices once again. But after months of home working for many, could more flexible working be the future, or will it be back to the boardroom? pic.twitter.com/lQnmukzxQl

— Euan Duncan (@EuanDuncanGSY) June 17, 2020

The whole island has come out for the BLM demonstration in St Peter Port today. Was very eye opening to hear the stories of oppression and injustice, but also quite heart warming to hear the support and positivity being displayed in Guernsey #guernseytogether pic.twitter.com/JzOmS7GtT1

— Campbell Kerr (@End_Wan_) June 20, 2020

Guernsey’s #BlackLivesMatter protest is about to start. Around a thousand people have come down to the seafront to hear speeches. @ITVChannelTV pic.twitter.com/dB2QphoYbH

— Charlotte Gay (@CharlotteGay_) June 20, 2020

Amazing turn out at #BlackLivesMattter peaceful protest here in Guernsey. Fantastic to bump into @DrNicolaBrink pic.twitter.com/3IsnnV8k1M

— Heidi Soulsby #ReviveandThrive (@HeidiSoulsby) June 20, 2020

Guernsey (one of the Channel Islands) is proposing reform its abortion law – decriminalising women and enabling women to access care beyond 12 weeks. This is part of a sea-change in abortion laws that we're seeing – treating abortion as the healthcare it is. #WeTrustWomen https://t.co/V0CPmsm33v

— bpas (@bpas1968) June 18, 2020

The Bishop of Portsmouth in England is urging both Catholics and all people of good will on the Channel Island of Guernsey to take a stand against proposed new abortion laws which he describes as “fundamentally detestable”.#SWNEWS pic.twitter.com/U30ISYd7mI

— Shalom World (@ShalomWorldTV) June 13, 2020

Bishop Egan has issued a fiery message opposing efforts to liberalize abortion on the island of Guernsey https://t.co/8I555ASX3r

— Luke Coppen (@LukeCoppen) June 8, 2020

Guernsey has recorded no new cases of Covid-19 in 41 days.

Director of Public Health, Dr Nicola Brink, explains how a community based track and trace system, which was introduced before the first case on the island, has enabled them to move into phase four of the pandemic. pic.twitter.com/yfyeTyJzUy

— Good Morning Britain (@GMB) June 10, 2020

A sea change : Guernsey bans EU fishing vessels from fishing in its waters leaving the French upset as more fishermen will head to France to fish in its waters instead forcing a ban of uk vessels landing their catch in France pic.twitter.com/qMXEMglFed

— Ajay Jagota 🏃‍♂️ (@ajayjagota) February 27, 2020

It's the weekend so treat yourself to some fabulous food. Whether you love seafood, crave Fish and Chips at Cobo are fancy trying some local delicacies, there is something for every taste palate in Guernsey! https://t.co/Qjpe9MRXjz #GoDoGreatThings pic.twitter.com/9ZBqsZ8ng5

— VisitGuernsey (@VisitGuernsey) June 16, 2018

https://twitter.com/ClaireAllenGSY/status/897731271048261633

Well done Guernsey!
https://t.co/Ht9wvcn2xb

— Ann Sheridan #DefundtheBBC (@bernerlap) February 4, 2020

"Guernsey authorities have decided to implement a case-by-case permit scheme for fishing that French authorities say is a de facto ban on their boats."#NotMyBrexit 🇪🇺https://t.co/emgXUGkMWd

— Brexit Bin 🇪🇺 #NotMyBrexit (@BrexitBin) February 3, 2020

Thanks to @OscarPuffin, many Channel Islanders think these things are over 2ft tall with giant clacky beaks, a penchant for paper fish and winking behind cheap TV graphics.
The thought of that hurtling towards you like this…. 😧 https://t.co/ztLfNF7tLe

— Guernsey Donkey (@donkey_gsy) June 20, 2020

The @TaxJusticeNet just released its 2018 financial secrecy index. https://t.co/U68WID72qV
Here are the top ten:
1. Switzerland
2. United States
3. Cayman Islands
4. Hong Kong
5. Singapore
6. Luxembourg
7. Germany
8. Taiwan
9. United Arab Emirates (Dubai)
10. Guernsey#FSI2018

— ICIJ (@ICIJorg) January 30, 2018

Leaving EU would make UK as significant as Guernsey, French economy minister warns #EUref https://t.co/CqxLxpPhIV pic.twitter.com/u1JfEZpTIC

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) June 18, 2016

　https://twitter.com/premnsikka/status/1080587693871063041

Science and Technology Vol.28 (incl Artificial Intelligence)

Peter Wrege, senior research associate, discusses how the Cornell University Elephant Listening Project uses artificial intelligence and audio recorders to save forest elephants from poachers. https://t.co/6NrPA9Y6RI

— Media Relations (@CornellMedia) October 14, 2019

Is artificial intelligence really intelligent? Not yet, according to some researchers. Bart Selman, Cornell computer science professor, explains where artificial intelligence is lacking–and how it's catching up. https://t.co/XbdvTRctrT pic.twitter.com/V1zYStoQFf

— Future of Life (@FLIxrisk) December 11, 2018

“Imagine a future anthropologist with access to trillions of photos of people…and equipped with effective tools for analyzing these photos to derive insights," predict Cornell University's artificial intelligence research team – via: @DigitalTrends: https://t.co/6AMqkgxXub

— HAU (@haujournal) December 15, 2017

What we need to know about artificial intelligence: @Cornell_Tech's dean Daniel Huttenlocher breaks it down https://t.co/mQ00Wcum1S #AI

— Cornell University (@Cornell) August 3, 2017

Should the government regulate artificial intelligence? Researcher Julia Powles @Cornell_Tech discuses with the @WSJ. https://t.co/Y9AjHPDbUL

— Cornell University (@Cornell) May 1, 2018

A new computational model developed by @Cornell uses artificial intelligence to help shrink #Amazon dams' greenhouse gas emissions.

Read it here: https://t.co/kSh6ciEvpX pic.twitter.com/Sm1GolWqxd

— Smart Water Magazine 💧 (@smartwatermag) September 23, 2019

Researchers solve biological mystery and boost artificial intelligence http://t.co/H1r4xEyn @cornell

— Phys.org (@physorg_com) January 30, 2013

Company founded by @Cornell_Tech alumni transforms customer service using artificial intelligence https://t.co/UGff3iX1qT #CornellNYC #AI pic.twitter.com/Jhuhx82Ytq

— Cornell University (@Cornell) April 11, 2017

Researchers at Cornell University found that the artificial intelligence bias was so stark that in some cases, the algorithm flagged what it thought was Black speech more than twice as frequently. https://t.co/JnxPLiB954

— Colorlines (@Colorlines) August 20, 2019

🦋 The AIR Lab from @UW is studying biomimicry through #robot insects. Their research could lead to truly autonomous #Robotics and sustainable #energy systems#STEM #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning #technology #innovation #futurism #automation pic.twitter.com/m5iKw2mjP7

— Colin McGuire (@realColinMac) May 28, 2020

In the spirit of back-to-school, @M_Hellmann offers #AI 101. First lesson: “What’s simple to us in the kitchen is challenging for a robot.” – Dieter Fox, @UW & @NvidiaAI #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning #Robotics
https://t.co/5VlynlARIG via @seattletimes

— Allen School (@uwcse) September 23, 2019

Inside Science editor @C_Gorski got to speak with @UW computational linguist @emilymbender about the ways artificial intelligence can go wrong. https://t.co/VwqTGyFuWG

— American Institute of Physics (@AIP_HQ) March 10, 2020

UW team uses artificial intelligence to decrease breast cancer misdiagnosiseshttps://t.co/v6La6LbIQk

— The Daily of the University of Washington (@thedaily) January 28, 2020

Madrona Awards 2019 Madrona Prize to UW Project That Applies Artificial Intelligence to Build …. #aiforgood #bigdata #datascience https://t.co/DObKMDQ7Nh

— Nordic AI Artificial Intelligence Institute (@nordicinst) November 21, 2019

"Grover" is a new #ArtificialIntelligence system created by @UW and @allen_ai, that writes convincing #FakeNews on myriad topics and many styles, as a part of a research to develop AI tools that identify false information. Via @TechCrunch. https://t.co/aAvbTaiH0d

— UT Knight Center (@utknightcenter) June 12, 2019

Researchers at @UW have developed and artificial intelligence (AI) tool that allows smart speakers including #amazonalexa to detect signs of a heart attack or cardiac arrest.https://t.co/ChZFaEkGhn

— News18 Tech (@News18Tech) June 24, 2019

Emotional Artificial Intelligence: #AI can detect emotion in your speech, which another #AI can erase, explains @samleecole. Where will it all end? https://t.co/6PYpLUTKYJ via @VICE #privacy

— CSTV (@UW_CSTV) September 4, 2019

$106 Million Initiative "Weill Neurohub" Will Accelerate #Neuroscience Research by Embracing Artificial Intelligence, Engineering, Data Science, Other ‘Nontraditional’ Fields #AI #Alzheimers #Parkinsons #ALS @UCSF @UCBerkeley @UW https://t.co/fSAiSK3sG2

— LeadingBiotech (@LeadingBiotech) November 13, 2019

CNT Co-Director, Chet Moritz, and Nick Terrafranca, CEO of CNT industry affiliate NeuroRecovery Technologies (@NRT_inc ), are quoted in @nature about advances in epidural stimulation. https://t.co/1Kj2oSTVcp pic.twitter.com/mUhqJuczyQ

— Center for Neurotechnology (@ctr4neurotech) August 7, 2019

Dr. Michael Beyeler, a postdoctoral fellow at UW with a background in Electrical & Computer Engineering, is working on developing a bionic eye to restore vision to the blind. Read about it here: https://t.co/IZYyCKgFP0

— UW ECE (@uw_ece) July 9, 2019

Congratulations to all winners, and a shoutout to #CoMotionSupported @AquaggaInc who won the @PerkinsCoieLLP Best #Innovation Prize. Also, co-founder and @ME_at_UW PhD student Brian Pinkard has just been approved for a CoMotion Commercialization Fellowship. #cleanwater #PFAS https://t.co/rRQU3qOS9h pic.twitter.com/mRHFGW6Rq3

— UW CoMotion (@UWCoMotion) May 26, 2020

#8 University in the United States for the most startup spin-off companies (and I guarantee we are climbing)!

Report: https://t.co/fBS89IzAp9 #UW #Startups #Innovation #BetterTogether @UWCoMotion

— UW Buerk Center (@UWBuerk) May 13, 2020

"The Pacific Northwest National Laboratories, Snohomish County, Washington State University (WSU), the University of Washington, T-Mobile, and the City of Bellevue are part of the “5G Open Innovation Zone,” in addition to the lab."

LINK: https://t.co/tVVQXC0y9J

— UW Buerk Center (@UWBuerk) May 25, 2020

Scientists Can Now Manipulate Brain Cells Using Smartphone
👇
This device could speed up efforts to uncover brain diseaseshttps://t.co/Qb03Z0SH3m v/ @medical_xpress @UW #HealthTech #DigitalHealth #DigitalTransformation #ArtificialIntelligence #mlm #IoT pic.twitter.com/xBQc2jYG2J

— Edwin (@digitalke1) August 19, 2019

Genetic risks revealed by artificial intelligence study at UW, Marshfield Clinic https://t.co/l7roL32PGz pic.twitter.com/RZJrxbGAQL

— Beaver Dam Daily Citizen (@BDCitizen) August 21, 2019

Microsoft Awards UW Funds to Apply Artificial Intelligence Technology to Dataset Analysis | News | Unviersity of Wyoming https://t.co/DuVJbBZZ0t #uwyo

— UWyo News (@UWyonews) March 2, 2020

Researchers led by Daniel Giammar, Walter E. Browne Professor of Environmental Engineering, found that aluminum's presence in pipes can affect the solubility of lead in drinking water. https://t.co/aSEFqSlYzE

— McKelvey Engineering @ WashU (@WashUengineers) May 19, 2020

As the #coronavirus pandemic continues to disrupt, can #technology and #AI help #fishfarmers and the #aquaculture industry move forward?

Read more from @GAA_Aquaculture https://t.co/kwCNB7iWDG

— PentairAES (@PentairAES) May 30, 2020

How AI Is Transforming Aquaculture And Marine Management https://t.co/yUNfXjsSHc #DeepLearning #MachineLearning #AI #DataScience #NeuralNetworks #CNN #Reinforcement #Learning #DeepRL #GPU #TensorFlow #Keras #Caffe #Pytorch #Python #HPC #Robotics #AutonomousCar #Quant

— Deep_In_Depth (@Deep_In_Depth) March 6, 2019

Machine learning helps map global ocean communities#MachineLearning #artificialIntelligence #AI #Learning https://t.co/MP3cXMcSDo pic.twitter.com/ZP0VjHZQ3A

— La Forge AI (@LaForge_AI) May 30, 2020

AI IN THE CORPShttps://t.co/lPSHHGF8Se

— Michael (@Michael58076808) June 4, 2020

Preventing diseases and tracking prices are the two top #AI use in the #Aquafarming. 🦐🦞🦀🐡🐠🐟https://t.co/9mibVemZgK @umitron #Aquaculture #Tech #CognitiveNews

— SwissCognitive (@SwissCognitive) January 28, 2020

New artificial intelligence system can identify microscopic marine organisms

An #ArtificialIntelligence (#AI) programme that can automatically provide species-level identification of #MicroscopicMarineOrganisms has been developed by researcher.https://t.co/oHKCHZiXJ8

— SwissCognitive (@SwissCognitive) February 10, 2019

Like a storm gaing strength over warm ocean water, artificial intelligence loves a huge pool of data. Three decades of hurricane measurements is just what the AI ordered. https://t.co/NFhslLwhqr

— UW–Madison Science (@UWMadScience) September 6, 2019

Big data and artificial intelligence are helping manage fish populations and protect critical marine habitats by identifying and tracking the journeys of fishing vessels. Learn what's new with @globalfishwatch https://t.co/QvXmglFZ5W pic.twitter.com/iNq2iKbj08

— Google Earth (@googleearth) August 17, 2018

https://t.co/lzOy1YBn2C is developing a platform for collaboration and optimization, Smart Port as a Service, which enables better operational planning for all logistics chain actors in real-time. https://t.co/Foo0WpbKuO via @BusinessFinland @AwakeAi #Finland #smartport #maritime

— GoodNewsfromFinland (@goodnewsfinland) June 1, 2020

Did you know?#MarineTraffic also tracks the global commercial #fishing fleet.
Over 15,000 fishing vessels have reported their position via #AIS in the last hour. pic.twitter.com/QuFrFHqtWM

— MarineTraffic (@MarineTraffic) June 2, 2020

Global tanker arrivals in times of pandemic

Another cool infographic by @UNCTAD, fueled by Marinetraffic #AIS data, showing the average weekly #tanker arrivals in the first 18 weeks of 2020, compared with 2019. pic.twitter.com/7ZN9Fa2cML

— MarineTraffic (@MarineTraffic) June 4, 2020

Trustable Environmental Monitoring by Means of Sensors Networks on Swarming Autonomous Marine Vessels and Distributed Ledger Technology https://t.co/TzgiViry7J #AI #Robotics via @FrontRoboticsAI

— Future of AI (@future_of_AI) May 29, 2020

Sunday morning reading: A @SkyTruth analyst spotted an unusual pattern of false vessel location broadcasts concentrated at Point Reyes, California. Learn what he discovered, and what remains a mystery: https://t.co/yTzFXjIhfv

— Global Fishing Watch (@GlobalFishWatch) May 31, 2020

Intel & @parleyxxx are using artificial intelligence to analyze whale & ocean health. pic.twitter.com/HoWm7Iip0i

— Intel (@intel) June 16, 2017

In his speech at the "Artificial Intelligence in the Marine and Maritime Environment" conference, BAU Global President Mr. @EnverYucel talked about the important education centers that MLA College will establish around the world and the importance of artificial intelligence. pic.twitter.com/sJPzw2urSQ

— BAU Global (@bauglobal) January 29, 2020

"AI will help meet UN's Sustainable Goals by mapping and monitoring every coral reef on Earth from space. These reefs provide life for 25% of all marine" – #JonniePenn discusses artificial intelligence for society at #ubsgcc #MITMediaLab, #Cambridge #ShareUBS pic.twitter.com/CwdcZKcMy1

— UBS (@UBS) January 10, 2019

Coral reefs are among the world’s most diverse ecosystems, providing habitat and shelter for approximately 25% of global marine life. Check out how using AI technology monitor, characterise and analyse coral reef resiliency. https://t.co/skN4hM4kZi

— Braemac (@BraemacGlobal) May 28, 2020

Is aquaculture the future of food? Learn more: https://t.co/ZdyRAd1Zm0 v/ @wef #FoodTech #tech #AI #bigdata cc @jblefevre60 @evankirstel @sallyeaves @MikeQuindazzi @Fisher85M @JacBurns_Comext @alvinfoo @debashis_dutta @jerome_joffre @mallys_ @ipfconline1 @andi_staub @psb_dc pic.twitter.com/Z2EcsM8kjQ

— Christine Boursin 🌐 (@chboursin) May 10, 2018

✅Sound of salmon being packaged up for @RealFoodBanksBC @foodbankscanada 2 feed families across BC

✅60,000 lbs worth or the equivalent to 200,000 meals@CermaqCan @s_malcolmson @lanapopham @jjhorgan @yearofthesalmon @DFO_Pacific @GAA_Aquaculture @GSI_salmon @stjeans pic.twitter.com/zeaDftdD8i

— BC Salmon Farmers l #RaisingOpportunity (@BCSalmonFarmers) April 27, 2020

Ever tried to cook a portion of salmon and find that the thicker half comes out perfectly but the thinner half is too dry? Our Red Seal Chef Rob Spiers has the solution. Take a look at this video walking you through how to cook perfect salmon every time https://t.co/XzpUCh6a0b pic.twitter.com/gBkwtZ7DnH

— Cermaq Canada (@CermaqCan) February 19, 2020

The reefs of Manado, Indonesia, aren't just beautiful — they could be a key to saving coral reefs worldwide. @Ocean_Agency is using 360-degree cameras and artificial-intelligence to find coral safe havens. https://t.co/CtXKRyPhF7 #IYOR2018 pic.twitter.com/ZLKpBIIyRp

— The Nature Conservancy (@nature_org) August 2, 2018

The king's return, an
annual tradition where
old makes way for new.

While run timing varies by river and region, Chinook salmon begin returning to Alaska in mid-May to spawn #fish #fishing #haiku 📷 USFWS/@Liebichthy pic.twitter.com/mXVGWLKD9U

— USFWS Alaska (@USFWSAlaska) May 6, 2020

See the aquatic wonders under the water at Palmyra Atoll National Wildlife Refuge in the far Pacific.
Video: Fish, including butterfly fish, wrasses and tangs, swim over colored corals and rocks pic.twitter.com/KlnWKQ5Q3k

— US Fish and Wildlife (@USFWS) April 29, 2020

The light in the refrigerator can be a life-saver when finding a midnight snack. Despite often living in dark or muddy water, the yellow bullhead catfish needs no light. It (and other catfish) have taste buds all over its body, which help it find food.
Photo by Ryan Hagerty/USFWS pic.twitter.com/FSgptGIxkl

— US Fish and Wildlife (@USFWS) April 15, 2020

The #BluePlanet – an underwater world of breath-taking beauty.

Dive into mesmerizing landscapes with the winners of @UN #WorldOceansDay photo competition.#Our Ocean, our home.

📸 https://t.co/sPyyiWeFZX pic.twitter.com/qUI4Ju2sqi

— EU Maritime & Fish (@EU_MARE) June 3, 2020

Did you know that we undertakes a range of #monitoring #sampling to ensure Irish seafood is among the safest & of the highest quality available in the world. #FoodfromourOcean – https://t.co/52lJkOhdBf resources on #fishstocks #aquaculture #phytoplankton https://t.co/Ii0oXmUBMS pic.twitter.com/Qbzf21uQs5

— Marine Institute (@MarineInst) May 29, 2020

Another nominee for the Aquaculture Awards 2020! Noelia is on the shortlist for the Finfish farmer of the year @GaelForceGroup @scotseafarms #aquacultureuk #salmon #scottishsalmon https://t.co/AifaFrHUt5

— Aquaculture UK (@aquacultureuk) May 14, 2020

Crab Creek Broome bubbling with Threadfin Salmon @Australia @WestAustralia #justanotherdayinWA #UniqueKimberley pic.twitter.com/eTI3a4ZqMk

— Unique Kimberley (@KimberleyUnique) April 3, 2018

https://twitter.com/deep_sea_ig/status/1023913178722263040

From salmon fishing in Norway to fire management in Australia, governments are increasingly learning from and partnering with indigenous co-managers. https://t.co/4y5RzDTW3t

— Yale Environment 360 (@YaleE360) November 20, 2018

Australia’s biggest Atlantic salmon producer, #Tassal, gives an us insight into how they set up a farm… pic.twitter.com/VS3LgXNf0o

— ABC Landline (@abclandline) September 21, 2017

Tasmania is regarded as one of the wildest, most pristine states in Australia. In recent years however that reputation has been tarnished by the boom of the local salmon farming industry.
Watch 'Saving Martha now: https://t.co/xsEk9hGQR9 pic.twitter.com/FCGfDLk1vL

— Patagonia (@patagonia) August 12, 2019

'Smoked salmon' listeria kills two in Australia https://t.co/oIu9DXQ2mc

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) July 24, 2019

Australia’s top restaurants pledge to NOT serve farmed salmon: https://t.co/Mig2NFTVXS

— Salmon Research (@salmonresearch) May 14, 2019

Salmon is extremely versatile and simply delicious. Gary shows us two easy ways to cook Australia's most popular fish. @crispycrackling #MasterChefAU pic.twitter.com/2T2vtBf4W0

— masterchefau (@masterchefau) June 22, 2019

#8 Pt 1 Western Australia

Pigfish, marblefish, Australian salmon, sea perch (in field guides for 30 years, but still not scientifically named)

Congiopodidae, Aplodactylidae, Arripidae, Serranidae@ReefLifeSurvey @CoralReefFish @FishGuyKai pic.twitter.com/VRiQ2h4kNK

— Graham Edgar (@gedgar33) May 4, 2020

Drone pilot captures incredible footage of a seal playing with a school of salmon off the coast of Australia. 🐟

⌘🎥: @jasonkmclean 📍: NSW 🇦🇺 pic.twitter.com/78OJZIx3En

— Emy Nerissa (@NerissaaEmy) February 22, 2020

Mesmerizing drone footage shows huge school of salmon migrating off Australia. https://t.co/7Fk2vKm6VN pic.twitter.com/hZPvyEVbpo

— ABC News (@ABC) April 24, 2020

https://twitter.com/SeafoodWatch/status/1081691294823415808

full crossection king salmon new zealand, king dory ceviche,oyster mushroom w'wild salmon caviar, fresh wasabi, pic.twitter.com/44iK6IFB

— jamon sushi (@jamonsushi) June 16, 2012

No more traffic-causing construction pic.twitter.com/Vtdb7cTUPA

— Mashable (@mashable) June 1, 2020

This is mesmerizing. Søren Solkær captured this flock of starlings in Friesland, a Northern province of the Netherlands. Starlings move in astounding unison, each mimicking six or seven of their nearest neighbors.

For more follow Søren on Instagram: https://t.co/jlKHKlUtSh pic.twitter.com/ys58TGhe9i

— WIRED (@WIRED) May 31, 2020

NEW: The #SpaceX Crew Dragon just successfully docked at the International Space Station, the first time ever for a private company working with NASA astronauts. Learn more about the historic mission: https://t.co/vqSLNSjEYa pic.twitter.com/qnuGLEtouR

— WIRED (@WIRED) May 31, 2020

It's safe to assume that any digital evidence that you were at or near a protest could be used against you. Here is how you can protect yourself: https://t.co/N8Ig1UJjt4

— WIRED (@WIRED) May 31, 2020

In 1988, engineers began designing the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor. Along the way, 35 nations have split the $23.7 billion price tag to construct its 10 million parts. Now the 25,000-ton machine is set to be flipped on in 2025.
https://t.co/L4VMSieqr4

— WIRED (@WIRED) June 1, 2020

World Vol.14 (U.S. universities)

Assurances made by health insurance companies and government officials that coronavirus tests will be free "offer no guarantees at all to the estimated 100 million Americans who receive their coverage through self-insured employers," explains @hiltzikm. https://t.co/50q7SHiQkP

— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) March 9, 2020

In a new analysis, @vinelli, @Prof_CEW, and @DivyaGVijay predict the likely economic impact of the coronavirus in the U.S. and urge Congress and the Trump Administration to abide by five principles in their policy responses.https://t.co/BbkdFxJiXX

— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) March 6, 2020

Pointing to the high costs of travel bans, @AlexNowrasteh suggests America first consider less costly measures such as encouraging remote work policies and hand hygiene at airports. https://t.co/5XQ6LhJPB8

— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) March 4, 2020

To address potential economic downturns stemming from coronavirus, @JayCShambaugh argues that the federal government should fund disease testing, boost Medicaid spending, and support unemployment programs. https://t.co/hOylohp5U0

— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) March 4, 2020

Guillermo Ortiz and Cathleen Kelly advocate the passage of the Reforming Disaster Recovery Act. If passed, the act would trigger HUD to set requirements for disaster relief allocations on a case-by-case basis after presidentially declared disasters.https://t.co/JEOQmkEeSy pic.twitter.com/IXC8ryNy6T

— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) February 7, 2020

“Federal regulators on Thursday proposed weakening key post-financial crisis restrictions on risky trading.” https://t.co/2EQtZgquVf

— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) February 4, 2020

As some Democratic candidates call for potential tax increases, @CatoEdwards argues that limiting capital gain taxes could encourage entrepreneurial finance and entrepreneurship. https://t.co/LMAjb8lZfW

— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) February 26, 2020

ICE has run facial-recognition searches on millions of Maryland driver’s license photos without first seeking state or court approval. https://t.co/V8zrnfWUm0

— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) February 27, 2020

FCC proposes a “one-size-fits-all-approach” to “expanding broadband access across the U.S.” New York City, though, “announced its new Internet Master Plan” that allows for “multi-stakeholder cooperation and prioritized problem-solving,” argues @BlairLevin. https://t.co/oBljQhwlDV

— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) February 11, 2020

According to @cam_kerry, the FCC’s “notice-and-choice” enforcement model is ill-suited to privacy concerns in the age of AI.https://t.co/gVuvWBApUh

— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) February 14, 2020

American 5G policy could benefit from focusing on “software-driven open standards” instead of closed proprietary standards, @tewheels claims. https://t.co/O18cOAvaKo

— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) February 19, 2020

How do E.U. and U.S. approaches to big tech regulation differ and what are the challenges of applying antitrust law to digital markets? https://t.co/rNqvvNIN5n

— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) February 18, 2020

The Munich Security Conference provides a full video of Zuckerberg's remarks. https://t.co/kEtZnCJWlQ [2/2]

— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) February 17, 2020

Los Angeles set up a platform for urban mobility companies to share data and to address urban transportation challenges. @mslaurabliss explores Uber’s opposition and the privacy issues involved. https://t.co/DlyPtMfo53

— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) February 26, 2020

Developments in medical software can save lives—that is, if the software passes the regulatory hurdles needed to show it is safe and effective.

FDA recently clarified how it will regulate medical software. https://t.co/Agyjxlizww pic.twitter.com/xEhRqRWN4h

— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) February 28, 2020

EPA's proposed regulations come after recent lab tests confirmed that previous exposure estimates for the "toxic" chemicals were "dramatically underestimated by previous studies." https://t.co/9KLqUe3FsG [2/2]

— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) February 24, 2020

Some states are refusing to expand Medicaid, regardless of the fact the under the ACA the federal government would cover almost all of the costs, argue @atausanovitch and @EmilyG_DC. What does partisan gerrymandering have to do with this? https://t.co/kzfyg9em5K

— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) February 25, 2020

“The world’s second largest Ebola outbreak is currently affecting the Democratic Republic of the Congo.” Can FDA do anything to stop the spread of the disease? https://t.co/fREPkamDWE

— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) February 16, 2020

According to Thomas Waldrop and @maura_calsyn, to curb prescription drug spending, state policymakers should consider establishing prescription drug affordability review boards.https://t.co/qvrXvVWYKc pic.twitter.com/lKE8juUjLb

— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) February 21, 2020

To address an organ donation shortage, @HHSGov proposed rules to improve how organ procurement organizations are assessed and ease financial burdens for living donors. https://t.co/RUcTApSsQ4

— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) February 23, 2020

As health care sharing ministries attract more members, some state insurance departments have provided guidance to educate consumers on how these ministries differ from traditional health insurance. https://t.co/VH8C45ABwe

— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) March 1, 2020

The United Kingdom's financial sector must carefully consider any regulatory divergence from the EU financial markets, argues @huwsteenis. https://t.co/LBPNNRR58R

— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) February 17, 2020

From @TheRegReview: Will the White House’s AI Policies Lead to Permissionless Innovation? https://t.co/4SSYJC8qPL

— CFR-CRF (@CFR_CRF) February 13, 2020

Turning to co-workers for help?

Research from Prof. Barbara Mellers & #WhartonDoctoral student Ike Silver suggests the best teams are made up of people who are not the most confident, but the most self-aware of what they know and don't know.https://t.co/x0glktAtP4

— Wharton School (@Wharton) February 29, 2020

Most business books push "go hard or go home" #negotiation.

Research from Prof. @ME_Schweitzer & @EinavHart finds that more harmonious bargaining, and sometimes not negotiating at all, can yield better long-term results.

🎙️ @WhartonKnows:

https://t.co/WOts1trSqn

— Wharton School (@Wharton) February 28, 2020

Online dating is now the most common way couples in the U.S. meet. Ariel Charytan, CEO of @okcupid, joined @WhartonBizDaily to share the 5 online dating trends he sees today.

A top trend? There's no longer a stigma for using dating apps. #WhartonBizDaily https://t.co/c7C9cdCcLd

— Wharton School (@Wharton) March 1, 2020

As the deadline for the President’s executive order for regulatory agencies to post guidance documentation on one website, Prof. Coglianese comments on the challenges facing agencies. https://t.co/XqyRV7prZw

— University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School (@pennlaw) February 25, 2020

Prof. Sanchirico debunks some of the President’s claims about how his administration has improved the economy. @thehill https://t.co/fvwoRYbd4Y

— University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School (@pennlaw) February 6, 2020

Final week of "The Kings at Yale" — @YaleLibrary exhibit on Martin Luther King, Jr. & Coretta Scott King https://t.co/5Vmu1CeIXZ #MLKyale pic.twitter.com/8XGbhD54tK

— Yale University (@Yale) February 25, 2020

Once again, our finance faulty worked w/ @YaleSOMCases to create some of the most popular @YaleSOM case studies of 2019! Take a look at: Shake Shack IPO, 360 State St., Canary Wharf, Kmart Bankruptcy & Nathan Cummings Foundation. https://t.co/Y3Lrp8VBhR #ICFcasestudy #SOMfinfac

— Yale ICF (@YaleICF) February 25, 2020

“You’re literally sitting next to people who are on the cutting edge of research in finance. Whether it’s behavioral finance or artificial intelligence in finance. The finance faculty here are incredibly broad." —Prof. @HeatherTookes https://t.co/oNAGWaa0ls #SOMfinfac

— Yale ICF (@YaleICF) February 19, 2020

Research by Professors Tobias J. Moskowitz & Kelly Shue cited for their findings on the gambler's fallacy — people underestimating the likelihood of sequential streaks occurring by chance. Read their paper here: https://t.co/wjEbnYelct #SOMfinfac https://t.co/TlqyDYJNcH

— Yale ICF (@YaleICF) February 19, 2020

The Review of Financial Studies has recently issued a very special edition of the publication with a focus on climate finance and has featured two papers by current and former @YaleSOM finance faculty! https://t.co/lxrRC4x2QP #SOMfinfac @RevOfFinStudies

— Yale ICF (@YaleICF) February 17, 2020

The Far-Reaching Economic Implications of Shiller's Research. ValueWalk takes a deeper look at "The Irrational Exuberance Factor" https://t.co/29F2XHNdWp

— Yale ICF (@YaleICF) February 12, 2020

Recently, the ICF sponsored & hosted a conference jointly with the @RevOfFinStudies about "Real and Private-Value Assets" at Yale SOM and ICF Faculty Director, Prof. William Goetzmann, was one of the conference chairs. https://t.co/fnJREDHv1d #SOMfinfac

— Yale ICF (@YaleICF) February 12, 2020

New research by @YaleSOM Prof. Ravi Dhar and Ernest Baskin of @saintjosephs sheds light on how retail display formats affect consumer evaluation and consumption of brand extensions. https://t.co/1JzqpaSgiq

— CCI @ Yale SOM (@YaleCCI) February 26, 2020

.@YaleSOM Prof. Nathan Novemsky on why @BurgerKing would cover their iconic burger in mold- "It takes something invisible (lack of preservatives) and makes it very vivid & memorable! The surprise of touting what seems like a weakness also grabs attention." https://t.co/b5hdWnZ693

— CCI @ Yale SOM (@YaleCCI) February 24, 2020

Landmark discovery! Men are much more likely than women to heap praise on their own research and emphasize its importance. Shocker. But, now there's data. https://t.co/japmTpFpB5

— Yale Insights (@YaleInsights) March 6, 2020

Jeff Bezos pledged $10 billion to fight climate change. How much do we really need to spend to #ActOnClimate? Where should the money go? https://t.co/Ux2EO46kad #ClimateCrisis #BezosEarthFund

— Yale Insights (@YaleInsights) February 27, 2020

"Since Pfizer is unlikely to let me randomize the placement and timing of their ads, I looked for a natural experiment instead." @YaleSOM ’s @MSinkinson https://t.co/Y1ZX6TTq3M #Advertising #Pharma #Statin

— Yale Insights (@YaleInsights) February 24, 2020

When economists examine the forces acting on a firm or an individual, they have to consider the possibility that multiple forces may be interacting in complex ways. @YaleSOM Dean Kerwin K. Charles elucidates the forces shaping mine #safety. https://t.co/yaxJZxgeep pic.twitter.com/7AmQdiUPyH

— Yale Insights (@YaleInsights) February 18, 2020

We may no longer shoot capsules of our medical records through pneumatic tubes, but our #EHRs are still shooting through our digital systems, for better or for worse. https://t.co/lmZvr4f7Ds #EHR #MedicalRecords #HealthIT

— Yale Insights (@YaleInsights) February 18, 2020

"While we should not deify him—like Thomas Edison and Steve Jobs, he was highly effective in his self-promotion—he was a unique titan of industry and a loyal friend and dedicated patriot." @YaleSOM's @JeffSonnenfeld https://t.co/D0vU4ihXkv #JackWelch #GE

— Yale Insights (@YaleInsights) March 4, 2020

"There's nobody like him out there."

Jamie Dimon as King of Recovery: https://t.co/Xq4S3lYtjp

— Jeffrey Sonnenfeld (@JeffSonnenfeld) March 6, 2020

In a new visual feature, the Hutchins Center tells the story of the Great Recession using graphics and charts. Explore it now: https://t.co/8A0WCpgZKW pic.twitter.com/zzn5cPtqji

— Brookings Econ (@BrookingsEcon) February 9, 2020

“The case requires you to think through all of these different perspectives as a student and to think about a strategy that would make, not just NXTHVN work, but a strategy that would benefit New Haven.” https://t.co/1rn2D8CtIK via @YaleSOM

— Yale SOM Case Research and Development Team (@YaleSOMCases) February 20, 2020

When Social Entrepreneurship Prof. @teresachahine encounters a social issue, she leads by example: “I see a problem; I’ll roll up my sleeves; I’ll get my hands dirty and fix it.” https://t.co/0eczIfHjrG

— Yale SOM (@YaleSOM) February 24, 2020

Research: GDP reports were more likely to show signs of manipulation if officials in that area had a stronger incentive to do so—for instance, if they lacked political connections to help them get promoted. https://t.co/ZdY1IRmAqj #YaleInsights

— Yale SOM (@YaleSOM) February 17, 2020

Prof. Fiona Scott Morton (@ProfFionasm), a former Justice Department antitrust official, weighs in on the FTC antitrust investigation into the Google/Waze acquisition. #facultyfriday https://t.co/hKZg5iDMSH pic.twitter.com/gMxDzkoBA9

— Yale SOM (@YaleSOM) February 14, 2020

Congress is considering a nationwide policy to protect patients from surprise billing for out-of-network doctors, spurred by research from @Yale professor @ProfFionasm and @zackcooperYale https://t.co/hNgEgwvCVQ #YaleInsights

— Yale SOM (@YaleSOM) February 8, 2020

The Coming Constitutional Crisis Over Iran — A Commentary by Professor @backermanyale via @theprospect https://t.co/1s4tfytepv

— Yale Law School (@YaleLawSch) February 21, 2020

Today's @nytimes front page highlights the Veterans Legal Services Clinic’s work securing a class action for a group of elderly veterans. “The clinic, which is run by students, has a track record of winning precedent-setting victories in court.” https://t.co/yFc1kNtzDy

— Yale Law School (@YaleLawSch) February 12, 2020

How McKinsey Destroyed the Middle Class — A Commentary by Professor @DSMarkovits via @theatlantic https://t.co/Q4yyWjM2nb

— Yale Law School (@YaleLawSch) February 11, 2020

@MFIAclinic scores a victory! The gov. must now release some documents from two 1971 Boston grand juries about the Pentagon Papers leak. Historian Jill Lepore says the win will "…contribute to contemporary debates over press freedom & national security." https://t.co/IZiXdXFcrH

— MFIA Clinic (@MFIAclinic) February 6, 2020

Happening now: "Vaccine Law and Policy: The Role of Law from a Health Justice and Human Rights Lens"
Couldn't make it? Tune into the livestream here: https://t.co/ajN36Cp3ls

— Solomon Center @ YLS (@SolomonCtrYLS) February 13, 2020

Coffee drinkers around the world love their coffee—and appreciate it, even more, when they know that their coffee is grown sustainably. https://t.co/c0FUFYFliR @earthinstitute @CCSI_Columbia @JeffDSachs

— Columbia University (@Columbia) February 21, 2020

Make 2020 the Year of 0️⃣Burnout: 7 strategies to help you break the negativity loop and achieve your goals: https://t.co/8Gwxexthtb pic.twitter.com/6qv2sD3pDN

— Columbia B-School (@Columbia_Biz) March 6, 2020

🇬🇧 @VirginAtlantic CEO Shai Weiss ’97 sits down with #ColumbiaBizcast to offer a behind-the-scenes look at the brand's unique mission to make Virgin the world’s most loved travel company. Listen to his episode of the podcast here: https://t.co/olQq3JGXQd pic.twitter.com/quYvPqMkqD

— Columbia B-School (@Columbia_Biz) March 3, 2020

In our "Strategic Intuition: The Key to Innovation" webinar, #CBSExecEd's William Duggan explained the science behind strategic intuition, his method that turns new ideas into #innovation. Take a look at the webinar recording now. https://t.co/Uzv6C5Kz4C

— Columbia ExecEd (@ColumbiaExecEd) March 4, 2020

As luxury styles become more accessible, wealthy consumers are drawn to upscale versions of 'low culture' fashion and food, says #CBSProf Silvia Bellezza in a recently published paper.https://t.co/pjElmAyKJT pic.twitter.com/2JjOxQdi37

— Columbia ExecEd (@ColumbiaExecEd) March 4, 2020

Nearly 1500 CEOs stepped down in 2019. #CBSProf Bill Klepper cites activist directors as a leading reason why CEO turnover is so high. Read more in @YahooFinance https://t.co/Nc0EvqWmKs

— Columbia ExecEd (@ColumbiaExecEd) February 25, 2020

.@IlvesToomas, former president of Estonia and SIPA’s George Ball Adjunct Professor for Spring 2020, delivered this year's George W. Ball Lecture and spoke about "Cybersecurity, the Digital State, and Democratic Governance.”https://t.co/y86Xcb656G pic.twitter.com/I5M80IL1Ey

— Columbia | SIPA (@ColumbiaSIPA) March 6, 2020

The diplomatic efforts of Arnold Saltzman, for whom SIPA's Saltzman Institute for War and Peace is named, helped limit nuclear proliferation around the world with the landmark #NPT. https://t.co/Sv8K0cgxjD pic.twitter.com/1bdXNl3NMA

— Columbia | SIPA (@ColumbiaSIPA) March 5, 2020

How might a Democratic president influence oil and gas production? “You can’t ban fracking without Congress,” says @JasonBordoff. “But you can throw a lot of sand in the gears with regulations that raise costs.” @ForeignPolicy: https://t.co/dTIVIjZjI8

— Columbia | SIPA (@ColumbiaSIPA) March 4, 2020

Stephen Biddle is skeptical that the Pentagon will be able to fully shift away from Afghanistan and other regional hot spots like Iraq, recalling that the Obama administration tried the same thing — also with China’s rise in mind: @APNews https://t.co/evugY0pGUD

— Columbia | SIPA (@ColumbiaSIPA) March 2, 2020

The belief among American plutocrats that U.S. presidential candidate Bernie Sanders is unelectable, or that he would bring about the collapse of the republic if elected is both telling and absurd, writes Jeffrey Sachs: @ProSyn https://t.co/tzzhSOBXaE

— Columbia | SIPA (@ColumbiaSIPA) February 29, 2020

The latest Carnegie New Leaders podcast features @Jason_Healey on "Cybersecurity, Norms, & Regulations" (AUDIO): https://t.co/I0XF1X8Ydy

— Columbia | SIPA (@ColumbiaSIPA) February 28, 2020

Read the full World Development Report 2020: : https://t.co/qU5RA9Wvta pic.twitter.com/dJxcs8kW6d

— Columbia | CGEG (@ColumbiaCGEG) November 25, 2019

Professor Madhav Khosla’s (@MadKhosla) new book, “India’s Founding Moment,” “shows how democracy can flourish in the unlikeliest of circumstances,” @KiranStacey writes in @FT. (🗞️ subscription required) https://t.co/iR1QddwjBX

— Columbia Law School (@ColumbiaLaw) March 6, 2020

Why does financial regulation keep falling short? In their new paper, Columbia Law's @ProfKateJudge and @CornellLaw's @DanAwrey argue “there is a fundamental mismatch between the nature of finance and current approaches to financial regulation.” https://t.co/lS5iPyrQda pic.twitter.com/a19zx4B3yt

— Columbia Law School (@ColumbiaLaw) March 5, 2020

“There is indeed this misperception that the EU is a waning power . . . but the Brussels Effect shows that the EU actually is mighty, very powerful, through its regulations,” Professor @AnuBradford tells @SquawkBoxEurope. https://t.co/RYramPGaF0

— Columbia Law School (@ColumbiaLaw) March 4, 2020

Nancy Northup ’88 is president and CEO of @ReproRights, an organization currently working on 31 active cases across 17 states—including one case before the U.S. Supreme Court, set to be argued today.

She shares “how she gets it done” with @TheCut. https://t.co/RmZpFbpQnj

— Columbia Law School (@ColumbiaLaw) March 4, 2020

Why is presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg allowed to spend so much money on his campaign? Professor Richard Briffault tells @AnnieLowrey that SCOTUS doctrine has shaped campaign spending so “the dominant position is that spending is not a problem.” https://t.co/OHRi27GJHe pic.twitter.com/PAKaWdlZGv

— Columbia Law School (@ColumbiaLaw) March 2, 2020

A new collaboration between #PrincetonU, @RutgersU and @NJIT hopes to speed the translation of research into innovations that can lead to improvements in patient and public health. https://t.co/vFVGMUS3cI

— Princeton University (@Princeton) February 28, 2020

A new @nytimes opinion piece puts striking visuals to Anne Case and Angus Deaton's "deaths of despair" research, which shows that up and down the age spectrum, these deaths have been surging for people without a four-year college degree. #FridayThoughts #inequality #EconTwitter https://t.co/JcfSVNsrqX

— Woodrow Wilson School (@WilsonSchool) March 6, 2020

Disappointing #SuperTuesday results ended @MikeBloomberg's self-funded ($500 mil.+) presidential campaign. @julianzelizer & Brandice Canes-Wrone discuss the state of campaign finance in #2020elections and throughout history.🎙️#PoliticsPolls: https://t.co/94ELHkgNOC pic.twitter.com/p0u7SSBYZV

— Princeton School of Public & International Affairs (@PrincetonSPIA) March 5, 2020

It’s also why they’re also going to use #VR #XR to advance inspection protocols for nuclear weapons. #VR creates visual representations of nuclear weapons, facilities, and technologies used in verifying the way nuclear weapons are dismantled. https://t.co/WMFuf2w6Qp pic.twitter.com/4InyghIl5q

— Woodrow Wilson School (@WilsonSchool) February 25, 2020

Professor Denise Mauzerall utilizes #science to inform the development of air quality policy that considers impacts of air pollution on human #health, #agriculture, and #climatechange. #WomenInScience https://t.co/9PgexsnAW7

— Woodrow Wilson School (@WilsonSchool) February 11, 2020

Opinion | Verifying caucus votes is easy. #Iowa could have been much worse. @EdFelten for @washingtonpost.
https://t.co/tJmdYZMj80

— Woodrow Wilson School (@WilsonSchool) February 5, 2020

OPINION: It took these researchers months to contest a flawed study on #police bias. Here’s why that’s dangerous.@jonmummolo & Dean Knox in @washingtonpost. https://t.co/B7nO3RUesS

— Woodrow Wilson School (@WilsonSchool) January 29, 2020

https://t.co/l7JvPo6rdI My new @CNNOpinion column on what Democrats can learn from the 1980 election. @WilsonSchool @CNN

— Julian Zelizer (@julianzelizer) February 22, 2020

READ: @Steven_Strauss in new op-ed making the case for why progressives should give Bloomberg’s candidacy serious consideration. https://t.co/OPno1EeH0c

— Team Bloomberg (@Mike2020) February 3, 2020

Join us for a campus screening on Feb 25th. Discover, explore and learn about sustainability, the food, energy and water nexus and the Israel water story. https://t.co/vyZO7waSnc #innovation #societalimpact @AndlingerCenter https://t.co/SjiNDqQf11

— Keller Center for Innovation in Engineering Ed (@kellercenter) February 18, 2020

"One might hesitate to open an academic book called Deaths of Despair. It turns out to be both gloomy and gripping."

Read the full Financial Times profile of @WilsonSchool Professor Anne Case and learn more about her book with Professor Angus Deaton: https://t.co/tCXEj45zoe

— Princeton Economics (@PrincetonEcon) March 4, 2020

Working-class life in the United States is not just more difficult than it is in any other high-income country, it can quite literally be fatal. @DLeonhardt @stuartathompson on Anne Case and Angus Deaton’s Deaths of Despair
https://t.co/yPEco5O8pe @nytimes #ReadUP

— Princeton University Press (@PrincetonUPress) March 6, 2020

Canada Vol.25 (economy)

The Economy of Canada | The Canada Guide
Canada: Economy | @globalEDGEmsu
Canada : Economy | @commonwealthsec
Departmental Plan 2019–20 | @FinanceCanada
Federal Support to Provinces and Territories | @FinanceCanada
Statistics | @bankofcanada
The Economy and Economic Policy | @bankofcanada
Canadian Bank Outlook 2019 (PDF) | S&P Global
@RBC
@TD_Canada
@scotiabank
@BMO
@cibc
@DesjardinsGroup
@banquenationale
@HSBC_CA
@BLaurentienne
@CWBcommunity
2019 Index of Economic Freedom – Canada | @heritage
ECONOMIC ANALYSIS | @nationalbank
Provincial Economic Indicators | @GAC_Corporate
Regional Economics in Canada | @CdnEncyclopedia
Gross domestic product by industry: Provinces and territories, 2018 | The Daily
Provincial Economic Forecast – External Backdrop Drives More Cautious 2020 View | @TD_Economics
Provincial Economic Forecasts | @RBC
Canadian Provinces and Territories | ThoughtCo.
GLOBAL ECONOMICS – ECONOMIC COMMENTARY: CANADA AND THE PROVINCES (PDF) | @scotiabank
RegData Canada: A Snapshot of Regulatory Restrictions in Canada’s Provinces | @mercatus
Labour force characteristics by province, territory and economic region, annual | @StatCan_eng
Choose Wisely: Immigration to Canada’s Provinces and their Main Industries | @FWCANADA
The Richest Provinces And Territories Of Canada | worldatlas
PROVINCIAL AND TERRITORIAL RANKING – Economy | @ConfBoardofCda
CANADA | OEC
Canada’s State of Trade 2019 | @Canada
Trade Data Online-Generate Reports by product or industry | @Canada
Trade and investment agreements | @Canada
Canada’s exports over time: Resources and manufactured goods | @StatCan_eng
TRADE HEADLINES | @canadabeef
Foreign Trade | @cdnpork
Minerals and the economy | @NRCan
Industry Across Canada | Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers
Agriculture and Agri-Food Economic Account, 2015 | The Daily
http://Unlocking the Potential of Canada’s Visitor Economy (PDF) | @DestinationCAN

Massachusetts Vol.6 (Harvard University)

At a very basic level, nearly every interaction we have is a #negotiation—but what is the best way to go about persuading others? @francescagino explores in @HarvardBiz. https://t.co/h7nG0vRnHh

— Harvard Business (@HarvardHBS) September 14, 2019

How to conduct a cost-benefit analysis:

1. Establish a framework.
2. Identify your costs & benefits.
3. Assign a dollar amount or value to each.
4. Tally the total value of both sides & compare.

Take an in-depth look at the process: https://t.co/VyN2so15cu via @online_HBS pic.twitter.com/OzLjVx9Cii

— Harvard Business (@HarvardHBS) September 13, 2019

We are excited to launch a new #podcast: Under the Datascope—a six-episode series from our @HBSHealth Kraft Precision Medicine Accelerator, showcasing the most important companies that bring #data & #analytics technologies to #precisionmedicine today: https://t.co/Ok3svUXr8i pic.twitter.com/byUuootDCJ

— Harvard Business (@HarvardHBS) September 9, 2019

Meet @KarenGMills, a leading authority on U.S. competitiveness, #entrepreneurship and innovation. Her book, Fintech, Small Business & the American Dream, charts how #fintech will change small business lending. Head over to our Instagram stories for more: https://t.co/xQQKKbODbo pic.twitter.com/6eF8NQSPyg

— Harvard Business (@HarvardHBS) September 12, 2019

How King Digital Media—creators of @CandyCrushSaga—scaled the company through an astronomical period of growth: https://t.co/aCyD8RR8Vv #NationalVideoGamesDay pic.twitter.com/sDmDDm3yi7

— Harvard Business (@HarvardHBS) September 12, 2019

New research from @robert_huckman, @michaelannica, and @HarvardChanSPH examines the impact #corporations can have on societal #health using a tool developed to measure private sector engagement in health and well-being across four dimensions: https://t.co/cBIi9Yxetn @HBSHealth pic.twitter.com/Z2gh5Hze76

— Harvard Business (@HarvardHBS) September 12, 2019

In #Germany, #drugmakers must prove that a new #medication’s benefits merit a higher price than existing #drugs. Should "value-based pricing" become the standard elsewhere? @arieldora explores in @HBSWK: https://t.co/Ay5yyACGAD pic.twitter.com/DEuu7KnBXf

— Harvard Business (@HarvardHBS) September 11, 2019

How @HBSAlumni are forgetting the status quo, push aside doubt, and blazing new trails to change the world, one small step at a time.

Stories about how alumni are changing the world: https://t.co/iJlmnO9S4S pic.twitter.com/8eEb22A3vR

— Harvard Business (@HarvardHBS) September 11, 2019

How to be more strategic about technical hiring from @austinfish:

1. Product prioritization leads to hiring prioritization.
2. Understand where hiring bias lies.
3. Have a strategy for humans.
4. Apply the 80-20 rule.

Learn more: https://t.co/E4Qc4Wonj1 via @HBSWK pic.twitter.com/3SGw2mdkon

— Harvard Business (@HarvardHBS) September 9, 2019

Four rules for disagreeing productively at work. https://t.co/EmCfNdLooZ

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

There’s life after layoffs. The leaders whose careers soared after getting fired or laid off did a few things differently. https://t.co/nfIeIhiTfM

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

A bad enough bug can sink a company. Why aren't more CEOs becoming more closely involved with software quality? https://t.co/OzyLJPmSw3

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

The best coaches help people make the best choices in their careers — and in their personal lives. https://t.co/L2QUGa0im5

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

Are your high standards holding you back? https://t.co/BiKxSZZcVQ

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

Logo design is not just about aesthetic. Research shows that what organizations choose to put in them can have a big impact on purchasing decisions and brand perceptions. https://t.co/YmFjsmSSYS

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

Having women on boards keeps CEO confidence in check. https://t.co/tfb3rZKU3J

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

Critical thinking sounds easy, but it’s rare in practice. https://t.co/jHv7AziySE

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

It’s an uncomfortable conversation, but you need to have it. https://t.co/bImpvfKTEq

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

People perform better when they have a purpose. What are you doing to make sure your team knows theirs? https://t.co/1nXjur4kIE

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

"For diversity training programs to go beyond just checking the box, organizations have to be serious about what they want to change and how they plan to evaluate whether their change program worked." https://t.co/22kUGUZxDQ

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

If your employee messes up, focus the conversation on the future. Dwelling on the past might help you make sense of things, but it won't help your employee. https://t.co/A6G596ACiY

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

CEOs are always on: they work 9.7 hours each weekday and do business on 79% of weekends. https://t.co/B2Vklgol8S

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

A design-centric culture puts the focus on user experiences — especially emotional ones. https://t.co/Ctfd9S28Lb

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

For global cybersecurity to improve, cooperation between companies and countries must become the norm. https://t.co/hSsbbPrDs5

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

Asking these three questions will put you on the right track to improving your emotional intelligence. https://t.co/e5WS3kVI8j

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

What are people really thinking when you refuse to change your mind? https://t.co/ImdrpMvZUv

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

AI is becoming more and more commonplace. Now is the time to make sure these technologies are moving forward without harmful biases. https://t.co/wCsOMQblG9

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

Contributing to your company's vision from a junior position can propel your career forward. https://t.co/MNrRw5DMW6

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

Data science teams will underdeliver until companies modernize the ways they present data. https://t.co/zZehkTTFWL

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

No matter how smart and experienced you are, there is generally a difference between what you can do and what you normally do. https://t.co/AxOxBCKe0p

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 11, 2019

Start gaining control of your reactions by labeling negative emotions things like “impatience,” “frustration,” or “anger.” https://t.co/5xBBcxEn4e

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 11, 2019

Great speeches don't happen by accident. https://t.co/jmJrLvwYF4

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 11, 2019

Five ways we waste time on email — and how to get it back. https://t.co/y4XJ3Bh4fs

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 11, 2019

Are you not being rewarded fairly for your work? This can lead to burnout. https://t.co/n8DOMe7XgI

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 9, 2019

Research shows that employees stay longer at jobs with bad bosses than jobs with good ones. Here’s why. https://t.co/iXzg6j7b5t

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 9, 2019

Social science studies have shown that international experiences can enhance creativity, reduce intergroup bias, and promote career success. https://t.co/eBT5dYdGO5

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 9, 2019

Skip timelines in lines and year ending in a 0 or 5. Think about the short- and long-term simultaneously advises Amy Webb, Harvard Business Review https://t.co/z7aOkDVsuW

— Ed Abrams (@Abrams981) September 11, 2019

Fascinating data from this @HarvardBiz piece:

“We also found zero correlation between work experience with earlier employers and retention, or the likelihood that a person would stick with his or her new organization.” https://t.co/JyZa2yophs

— Anne MacDonald (@annedmacd) September 11, 2019

"The best speakers make presentations look effortless precisely because they put so much effort into perfecting their delivery." https://t.co/HFsvGnSGek

— Richard Seroter (@rseroter) September 9, 2019

Two weeks into my time at @HarvardHBS, I wrote an article on our campus paper about how members of our generation might remake capitalism so that it works for its stakeholders, not just its shareholders. 1/ https://t.co/5qK80F5J6c

— Tarun Galagali (@tarunjg24) September 12, 2019

"It’s the golden era for computer vision, AI, and machine learning – it’s a great time now to extract value from videos to impact science, society, and business!” — Ganesh Ananthanarayanan of @MSFTResearch | https://t.co/wx4GVakS50

— HBS Digital Initiative (@digHBS) September 13, 2019

In two decades, space adventurism could cost no more than a trip to Disneyworld — a major expense to be sure, but well within the range of the global upper-middle class. https://t.co/ZPTKsC1qLO pic.twitter.com/XOGBqVo7Rt

— HBS Digital Initiative (@digHBS) September 13, 2019

Microsoft has avoided the big tech backlash. HOW? “Microsoft can afford to be more self-righteous on some of those social issues because of its business model,” says @HarvardHBS prof David Yoffie: https://t.co/LwvHSFJdlC

— HBS Digital Initiative (@digHBS) September 11, 2019

As Airbnb’s growth continues to skyrocket, reviews from cities have swung the other way. Listen up here: https://t.co/DTdlEprWd9 pic.twitter.com/OxR8AlT1Ch

— HBS Digital Initiative (@digHBS) September 11, 2019

Woah, cool course alert! It will ask how science & technology are transforming the way we work, learn, make friends, raise children, care for our health, conduct our politics, & understand what it means to be human: https://t.co/F1aZHgyCJh

— HBS Digital Initiative (@digHBS) September 10, 2019

It’s an urban legend with surprising ubiquity: the best time to buy plane tickets is Tuesday. https://t.co/md0ixVMnSo pic.twitter.com/SxUS8CHMUe

— HBS Digital Initiative (@digHBS) September 10, 2019

What are the 3 strategies traditional travel companies should consider to meet consumer needs? Here's what @HarvardBiz has to say: https://t.co/td6h524rkN

— HBS Digital Initiative (@digHBS) September 9, 2019

“Platforms like Instagram are transforming digital trends into very real world consequences. The idea that public places can go viral IRL is a relatively novel idea.” — @TD_Adventuring https://t.co/UIuJzTilIp pic.twitter.com/rR83lXsSZK

— HBS Digital Initiative (@digHBS) September 6, 2019

What can we expect from the #future of #travel? Explore the possibilities with us: https://t.co/hHEgdO3G2z pic.twitter.com/OJw8feLNOT

— HBS Digital Initiative (@digHBS) September 5, 2019

How did Airbnb change the way travel companies view their customers? Read on: https://t.co/d02lCgN9Se pic.twitter.com/IMm3XBQPDr

— HBS Digital Initiative (@digHBS) September 4, 2019

Experience and location matter for #startups and established firms when it comes to predicting successful digital product development.

Research by @arieldora and colleagues uses a unique approach to study the medical device industry. https://t.co/eiiUq0nE4y

— Working Knowledge (@HBSWK) September 12, 2019

A new study uses machine-learning #technology to look for links between #CEO communication style and company performance. @TarunKhannaHBS and @prithwic
raise the question: What can your data do for you? https://t.co/TRxO0Fnbuw

— Working Knowledge (@HBSWK) September 3, 2019

Randall Kennedy and @KennethWMack discuss Charles Hamilton Houston's inspiring—and a sometimes controversial—legacy https://t.co/YX8CbzhOpX

— Harvard Law School (@Harvard_Law) September 12, 2019

Posted: Audit Committee Reports to Shareholders, https://t.co/jMWPYxK9Ll by @EY_US #corpgov #audits #disclosure

— HLS Corp Gov Program (@HarvardCorpGov) September 13, 2019

Posted: Stakeholder Governance and the Freedom of Directors to Embrace Long-Term Value Creation, https://t.co/GndoxGnOo7 by @paul_hastings #corpgov #ESG #longtermvalue

— HLS Corp Gov Program (@HarvardCorpGov) September 12, 2019

Posted: Board Compliance, https://t.co/qfUukruAOn #corpgov #boards #compliance

— HLS Corp Gov Program (@HarvardCorpGov) September 12, 2019

Posted: Finalized Changes to Volcker Rule, https://t.co/75Erz6Oy5u by #STBlaw #corpgov #finreg #VolckerRule

— HLS Corp Gov Program (@HarvardCorpGov) September 12, 2019

Posted: Proxy Season Rising Demand for Board Oversight of ESG, https://t.co/Wgl8wML7A8 by @NuveenInv #corpgov #ESG #proxyseason

— HLS Corp Gov Program (@HarvardCorpGov) September 11, 2019

Posted: A Tale of Two Markets: Regulation and Innovation in Post-Crisis Mortgage and Structured Finance Markets, https://t.co/vU653iKJeM #corpgov #financialcrisis #systemicrisk

— HLS Corp Gov Program (@HarvardCorpGov) September 11, 2019

Posted: Making a Comeback: SEC Fines for Regulation FD Violations, https://t.co/G5PyUr9P6i by @fenwickwest #corpgov #RegFD #SEC

— HLS Corp Gov Program (@HarvardCorpGov) September 11, 2019

Posted: Proxy Plumbing Recommendation, https://t.co/QOklJyMUul #corpgov #SEC #proxyvoting

— HLS Corp Gov Program (@HarvardCorpGov) September 10, 2019

Posted: The SEC and Regulation of Exchange-Traded Funds: A Commendable Start and a Welcome Invitation, https://t.co/iHVhzhuKFN #corpgov #SEC #ETFs

— HLS Corp Gov Program (@HarvardCorpGov) September 10, 2019

Posted: Executive Compensation and ESG, https://t.co/hOUKv62Iec by @pearlmeyer #corpgov #executivecompensation #ESG

— HLS Corp Gov Program (@HarvardCorpGov) September 10, 2019

Hear @JodyFreemanHLS talk with @ianmastersmedia about the Trump administration attempts to roll back clean car rules https://t.co/Vmyp7lIiSk

— HLS Environmental & Energy Law Program (@HarvardEELP) September 12, 2019

"It's going to be a very odd case because typically the D.C. Circuit has a FERC order to review and that's not the case here. The threshold question is going to be 'What was Congress doing with this new Federal Power Act section?'" @AriPeskoe via @zackhale https://t.co/Xo0qmTEbrk

— HLS Environmental & Energy Law Program (@HarvardEELP) September 6, 2019

Want an overview of all the regulations and agencies involved in US coastal and ocean management? @HanaVizcarra and our newest Fellow @LauraBloomer describe how they all fit together and discuss how things are changing under this administration. https://t.co/DbYg8aliJx

— HLS Environmental & Energy Law Program (@HarvardEELP) September 5, 2019

"This is a big deal because potentially we'll see whether FERC has the authority to invite distribution-level resources into the market" @AriPeskoe via @pamelalauren https://t.co/C4GwXrSkR7

— HLS Environmental & Energy Law Program (@HarvardEELP) September 5, 2019

See @JodyFreemanHLS talk about climate policy and hurricanes last night on CNN https://t.co/OyIUuNJlcn

— HLS Environmental & Energy Law Program (@HarvardEELP) September 4, 2019

“It’s a bad environmental outcome, it’s a bad outcome for what industry itself [says] it needs, and it’s pretty much outright sabotage of the EPA’s own legal authority and what the Clean Air Act was enacted to accomplish" @JosephGoffman https://t.co/Ff8V6glg0s @mirandacgreen

— HLS Environmental & Energy Law Program (@HarvardEELP) August 29, 2019

Excellent thread on methane, a highly potent shorter-term warming contributor — and a high-leverage mitigation target. So, of course, @EPA just proposed to cripple its authority to set oil and gas sector standards for methane. https://t.co/l4pgi0AfRC

— Joseph Goffman (@JosephGoffman) September 11, 2019

"..a senseless exercise of..presidential pique..threatens to undo what would be the country’s most important climate achievement, the doubling of vehicle fuel efficiency to about 55 miles per gallon by 2025." Great work by @JodyFreemanHLS https://t.co/E8W4UW8ZMv

— Joseph Goffman (@JosephGoffman) September 9, 2019

Perplexed over the social justice component of so many current climate proposal? Please see below. 1/ https://t.co/1dW5VW9E7L

— Joseph Goffman (@JosephGoffman) September 2, 2019

Beyond plastic straws: a boom in the plastics industry is leading to more pollution and more health-threatening accidents in Houston. https://t.co/SeONpTbYNE via @EENewsUpdates

— Laura Bloomer (@LauraBloomer) September 6, 2019

Also, if you're looking for more details on the democratic candidate's climate plans rather than a cheat sheet, use this great one made by @HarvardEELP's @CaitlinMcCoy_ @LauraBloomer. Very cool!https://t.co/0ZjH4fXbS0 pic.twitter.com/c0ZPKBXXzw

— James Coleman (@EnergyLawProf) September 5, 2019

EPN member @JosephGoffman @HarvardEELP called yesterday's #methanerollback "the umpteenth iteration of @EPA’s exercise to define away its #CleanAirAct authority to address air pollution and greenhouse gases." @StarkKev @KQEDscience https://t.co/Vc4OyWI46I

— Environmental Protection Network (@EnvProtectioNet) August 30, 2019

Our latest issue is available online! Featuring articles on regulatory science, clean energy justice, TSCA reform, and public lands planning. Plus student writing on climate litigation, IPCC special reports, and FERC. https://t.co/fAm2TrcKMy

— Harvard Environmental Law Review (@HarvardELR) September 5, 2019

HKS's @jasonfurman says that he didn’t see anything in the data that justifies more rate cuts past September https://t.co/ABX4omRT2G

— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) September 14, 2019

.@MsLaToshaBrown believes a President’s goal shouldn’t be to go backwards, but instead to push America and our democracy forward @harvardiop pic.twitter.com/AFFnXeTDFr

— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) September 13, 2019

New @BelferCenter report suggests ways Capitol Hill can improve its science and technology expertise https://t.co/bgdmBVWz8E

— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) September 13, 2019

.@harvardiop's @dellavolpe says the key to motivating a young person to vote is to show them the tangible difference that engagement can make https://t.co/VlNaF4UM4q

— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) September 12, 2019

The economy may or may not be heading into a recession. Either way, HKS's @jasonfurman has a recommendation: Start planning the budget to respond now https://t.co/aKMOB7GhR9

— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) September 11, 2019

At HKS, we've embraced an ambitious strategy to put ourselves at the forefront of thinking and action on the digital revolution reshaping our world https://t.co/TrScXmbkgi

— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) September 10, 2019

“Bolsonaro has a very strong anti-environmental discourse, and I have zero doubt that his discourse will direct policy,” says HKS's Scott Mainwaring #AmazonRainforest https://t.co/gtOZeClclF

— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) September 10, 2019

Banning assault rifles is the simplest way of preventing extreme acts of violence, says HKS's @juliettekayyem https://t.co/E32p6JeJT9

— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) September 9, 2019

HKS's @LHSummers says recession chance before 2021 is just below 50%; unemployment can’t get any better https://t.co/KmJLnFxCQF

— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) September 9, 2019

"As a leader, your personal story has power.

When building a team, don’t abandon chemistry for credentials."

Advice from @MayorBroome and other Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative graduates via @BloombergCities https://t.co/4BnrZSsYJJ

— Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative (@BHcityleaders) September 10, 2019

Recently declassified documents reveal a heated debate within the Clinton administration about how to enlarge #NATO to Central and Eastern Europe and when. https://t.co/7TeYn4djAP

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) September 12, 2019

Joseph S. Nye writes: "Understanding leaders' choices and failures in American #foreignpolicy over the past century can better equip us to cope with the questions we face today about the Trump presidency." https://t.co/yy9StXvY04

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) September 9, 2019

"If left unchecked, Beijing's aggressive use of its 'rules' threatens to turn Western firms into the Communist Party's enforcers," Michael B. Greenwald writes. #China https://t.co/fFZJhAn1Ri

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) September 9, 2019

History is fueling tensions between South Korea and Japan-but can history also help them move forward? In our Applied History article of the week, @CSISKoreaChair's Katrin Fraser Katz finds historical lessons for de-escalation. Read it in @TheNatlInterest: https://t.co/oUab3treoQ

— Belfer Center's Applied History Project (@belferhistory) September 9, 2019

The rise of populism in the West can be partly traced back to a clash between objectives of equity in rich countries and higher living standards in poor countries.@rodrikdani asks: Is it better to be poor in a rich country or rich in a poor country?https://t.co/odK1uAQCze

— Harvard CID (@HarvardCID) September 12, 2019

Senior Fellow @robertdanin weighs in on the dismissal of John #Bolton as National Security Advisor: https://t.co/CW1rY1OR4U

— FutureofDiplomacy (@futurediplomacy) September 12, 2019

.@Kennedy_School @David_Gergen says last night's debate "didn't change the basic dynamics of the race." Read his quick response here: https://t.co/lxHLxgNrLE

— Harvard CPL (@harvardcpl) September 13, 2019

.@devonjcrawford joins @CornellWBrooks at @Kennedy_School to do the good work of #WilliamMonroeTrotter. #AppliedResearch #CitizenActivism #SocialJustice #PolicySolutions. Read more and get involved: https://t.co/eAvaZIXMDC

— Harvard CPL (@harvardcpl) September 10, 2019

"If indeed they really do move forward on research they're obtaining more knowledge and you can't wipe away knowledge." With news that Iran is taking a third step away from the nuclear deal–lifting limitations on R&D–@wendyrsherman and others comment. https://t.co/hQVEDYGzjG

— Harvard CPL (@harvardcpl) September 9, 2019

Greatly enjoyed my recent adventures in Greenland and discussing them today with @PoppyHarlowCNN, @jimsciutto, and Tracy Raczek on @CNNNewsroom. I went there believing we have a practical imperative to stop climate change now. It is clear, though, that we have a moral one, too. pic.twitter.com/9IqwvWcFb1

— David Gergen (@David_Gergen) September 4, 2019

Do you believe conspiracy theories? https://t.co/zvywQ0CnwO

— Arthur Brooks (@arthurbrooks) September 4, 2019

Richard Fontaine writes the Blob & US public disagree starkly on whether to retaliate against Russia; @baunov
argues Russia-Ukraine prisoner swap shows both sides ready to move toward peace. This and more in our latest analytical round-up: https://t.co/slXltlOB4M pic.twitter.com/qlBP6Yrfvv

— Russia Matters (@russia_matters) September 9, 2019

You may read my thoughts on this engagement w/the Houthis alongside those of @MustaphaNoman, @ymnraf, and Eleonora Ardemagni for @CarnegieMEC here:https://t.co/rpMOrWf7sr

— Kristin Diwan (@kdiwaniya) September 10, 2019

I’m told today is international coffee day. Here’s a thread on the history of coffee #اليوم_العالمي_للقهوة https://t.co/82569der0H

— Ahab Bdaiwi (@bdaiwi_historia) September 10, 2019

In my 35 years of practicing immigration law, the successful case of Ismail Ajjawi is one of the most rewarding. https://t.co/F3B8c8s4Z2

— Albert Mokhiber (@albertmokhiber) September 3, 2019

Thanks, Visiting Prof. @CornellWBrooks! #worldofdifference https://t.co/VH26Wd4t6o

— Harvard Divinity (@HarvardDivinity) September 11, 2019

UK Vol.153 (Post-EUref #Brexit Vol.51)

https://twitter.com/Conservatives/status/1169007406526947328
https://twitter.com/Conservatives/status/1168930453501464576
https://twitter.com/Conservatives/status/1168855952340193280
https://twitter.com/Conservatives/status/1168596646017536000
https://twitter.com/Conservatives/status/1167469022935506945
https://twitter.com/Conservatives/status/1167072776194330624
https://twitter.com/Conservatives/status/1154420543476686850

Jeremy Corbyn’s been asking for an election for years – but now he won’t vote for one.

We don’t want an election. But if Corbyn’s Surrender Bill passes, it will be the only way to prevent years of delay and division. pic.twitter.com/iwVE2zM8Fp

— CCHQ Press Office (@CCHQPress) September 3, 2019

WATCH LIVE: Prime Minister @BorisJohnson makes a statement in Downing Street https://t.co/L5K6MVJ38A

— UK Prime Minister (@10DowningStreet) September 2, 2019

Ignoring the referendum result would be the worst thing for democracy. #LeaveOct31 pic.twitter.com/JBXAd1MY5L

— Boris Johnson (@BorisJohnson) August 30, 2019

https://twitter.com/BorisJohnson/status/1166609802547646464

From @DanielJHannan: How to keep our pledges to the EU nationals who live here https://t.co/Uc3fQuv3kv

— ConservativeHome (@ConHome) September 4, 2019

From @Mark_J_Harper: Yeah but no but yeah but. When it comes to making up its mind about an election, Labour is Vicky Pollard. https://t.co/o4oS5Agrh7

— ConservativeHome (@ConHome) September 4, 2019

Interview. McLoughlin – @Jeremy_Hunt's former campaign Chairman, lifelong One Nation Tory – backs @BorisJohnson’s suspensions https://t.co/OA0jQcLK0M

— ConservativeHome (@ConHome) September 4, 2019

The rebels – 21 Conservative and two Labour – on the Letwin SO24 motion https://t.co/CQP6VynbMJ

— ConservativeHome (@ConHome) September 3, 2019

The Tories show that a good education enables them to be astonishingly rude about each other https://t.co/KdWEEYpI8L

— ConservativeHome (@ConHome) September 3, 2019

WATCH: Letwin. @BorisJohnson is like a man threatening “to throw himself into an abyss” https://t.co/LPS2i16uye

— ConservativeHome (@ConHome) September 3, 2019

WATCH: Rees-Mogg claims that Letwin’s Bill “is constitutionally irregular” https://t.co/Ftns4fPGAd

— ConservativeHome (@ConHome) September 3, 2019

No, @PhilipHammondUK's reselection last night does not protect him from being deselected if he loses the Whip https://t.co/StgAmHweEo

— ConservativeHome (@ConHome) September 3, 2019

James Frayne: An election is coming. Here are the messages – beyond Brexit – that the Conservatives need to win it. https://t.co/G61dC9Doyt

— ConservativeHome (@ConHome) September 3, 2019

Today's newslinks: Johnson's ultimatum; Rebels weigh up the risks; Corbyn says bring on an election… https://t.co/WHnfBP1MzQ

— ConservativeHome (@ConHome) September 3, 2019

Welcome, Stephen Booth of @OpenEurope, who succeeds @HenryNewman as a @ConHome columnist. He writes today about the No Deal paradox. If it stays on the table, there may yet be a deal. If it’s taken off, that’s unlikely. https://t.co/A3QW2Y3W7j

— ConservativeHome (@ConHome) September 3, 2019

Grieve today, Francois tomorrow? The rights and wrongs of withdrawing the whip from Conservative rebels. https://t.co/KBr0gkws5h

— ConservativeHome (@ConHome) September 3, 2019

From @BrexitStewart: No Tory acting in good conscience can back this ploy to defy the people https://t.co/TMCIE0UAiB

— ConservativeHome (@ConHome) September 3, 2019

WATCH: @BorisJohnson – “There are no circumstances in which I will ask for delay. We are leaving on 31 October, no ifs or buts.” https://t.co/1tPHD7Yp8P

— ConservativeHome (@ConHome) September 2, 2019

Saying one thing, but suggesting another. @BorisJohnson’s real message to MPs is: vote me down – and I’ll force an election. https://t.co/QU9pm7biXB

— ConservativeHome (@ConHome) September 2, 2019

Hammond’s reading of the 2017 manifesto is more than a little selective https://t.co/FDog1OuLu0

— ConservativeHome (@ConHome) September 2, 2019

The growing confrontation between Johnson and Tory rebels leads our newslinks today https://t.co/fc7jIC6YBR

— ConservativeHome (@ConHome) September 2, 2019

From Stephen Laws of @Policy_Exchange: Leave politics to the politicians – and don’t drag the Queen or the courts into the Brexit endgame https://t.co/FWoJ6A9g8X

— ConservativeHome (@ConHome) September 2, 2019

Welcome, @DavidGauke. The former Lord Chancellor begins a fortnightly @ConHome column today – and sets out why he believes that Parliament must stop a No Deal Brexit this week https://t.co/t4VAuPszTI

— ConservativeHome (@ConHome) September 2, 2019

Almost half of Party members oppose the Withdrawal Agreement – even without the backstop. Our survey. https://t.co/mC1g6E5FAX

— ConservativeHome (@ConHome) September 2, 2019

+ @BorisJohnson's real plan. To get a deal – and stuff the Spartans. https://t.co/3kicsOKbU1

— ConservativeHome (@ConHome) September 1, 2019

Pro-EU campaigners' fury is purely about power politics, not high constitutional principle, writes @JohnPenroseNews https://t.co/Uuz7q8y9G7

— ConservativeHome (@ConHome) September 1, 2019

From @PennyMordaunt: Now is the time to reunify the country – and MPs can start by helping, not hindering, Brexit https://t.co/F0HE2CWwY7

— ConservativeHome (@ConHome) August 31, 2019

Reports that Johnson plans to deselect Tory rebels leads our newslinks this morning https://t.co/6W5zWfYWtr

— ConservativeHome (@ConHome) August 31, 2019

Having abandoned plans for an 'emergency government', Corbyn seeks refuge in Cooper-Letwin https://t.co/t3Psh8jEGg

— ConservativeHome (@ConHome) August 31, 2019

CCHQ have opened selections for 21 new seats across England and Wales https://t.co/yoQvtxzpho

— ConservativeHome (@ConHome) August 30, 2019

What would life look like in Corbyn's Britain? @DrBrexit's new book takes a look https://t.co/0RGpjjC33Y

— ConservativeHome (@ConHome) August 30, 2019

Johnson’s critics are confronted by the dreadful possibility that he will make a success of Brexit https://t.co/FiT2EaInQW

— ConservativeHome (@ConHome) August 30, 2019

'I don't think this constitutes a coup but I think it's wrong' – Former justice secretary @DavidGauke says proroguing Parliament is wrong and MPs should be sitting more not less over the next few weeks to sort out Brexit.#Ridge

For more, head here: https://t.co/0qse1N9Wzs pic.twitter.com/RccIfdiwyx

— Ridge on Sunday (@RidgeOnSunday) September 1, 2019

“It’s a very simple plan”

Shadow Brexit Secretary Keir Starmer tells #marr about his plan to legislate to block a no deal #Brexit this weekhttps://t.co/4yDchmzhSs pic.twitter.com/93yYdNEtPx

— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) September 1, 2019

Would the government abide by a new law from MPs to delay #Brexit? #marr asks the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Michael Gove https://t.co/4yDchmzhSs pic.twitter.com/fA2b7Ci3e0

— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) September 1, 2019

Huge crowds are gathering across major cities in the UK today to protest against Prime Minister Boris Johnson's suspension of parliament before the #Brexit deadline. pic.twitter.com/uOKfwT1DrB

— DW News (@dwnews) August 31, 2019

Petition against suspending parliament ahead of Brexit passes 1.3 million signatureshttps://t.co/NeMkEIkQzQ pic.twitter.com/RGm6KFRC6X

— Mashable Australia (@mashableAU) August 29, 2019

No-deal Brexit panic after the government warns food manufacturers that some egg supplies could run out https://t.co/P8zqYe6hle

— Business Insider (@businessinsider) August 30, 2019

“We don’t have a problem here, we have different emphasis.”

Author Michael Morpurgo, who want to cancel Brexit, and pro-Leave historian Robert Tombs, have a refreshingly civilised disagreement over leaving the EU. pic.twitter.com/JAPGWrunWt

— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) April 5, 2019

Interesting interview with Prof Robert Tombs “The idea that it is not possible to leave the EU seems to be the most dangerous affront to democracy…if this view prevails, it would be the end of democratic sovereignty in this country and throughout the EU” https://t.co/sis6Tt42Yh

— Owen Paterson MP (@OwenPaterson) March 15, 2019

https://twitter.com/10DowningStreet/status/1157258648856551426

“The time has come to act, to take decisions, to give strong leadership and to change this country for the better. My job is to serve you, the people.” – Prime Minister @BorisJohnson sets out his vision for the country. pic.twitter.com/VbFifRorfo

— UK Prime Minister (@10DowningStreet) July 25, 2019

WATCH LIVE: PM @BorisJohnson addresses @HouseofCommons as Prime Minister for the first time https://t.co/Sf21SbJdCC

— UK Prime Minister (@10DowningStreet) July 25, 2019

WATCH LIVE: Prime Minister @BorisJohnson makes his first statement in Downing Street https://t.co/CmYEUUhCzg

— UK Prime Minister (@10DowningStreet) July 24, 2019

British PM @BorisJohnson was booed by some members of the public as he arrived to meet Scottish First Minister @NicolaSturgeon in Edinburgh pic.twitter.com/nz1TUqtL4Z

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) July 29, 2019

https://twitter.com/Haggis_UK/status/1154355383928066049

“A long-standing Brexit supporter,” close to Farage and Banks, Oakeshott has become a regular TV pundit shooting down “conspiracy theories” about the validity of the Brexit vote amid claims of Russian influence or reports about Cambridge Analytica” https://t.co/avFgYUu5QV

— Peter Jukes (@peterjukes) July 11, 2019

https://twitter.com/EU_MARE/status/1154674452032053249

"The Combustibility of Brexit" — Irene Finel-Honigman discusses the conditions that led to #Brexit, likely outcomes from this point, and risks facing both the #EU and #UK: @realvision (VIDEO) https://t.co/5mNoONHtpO

— Columbia | SIPA (@ColumbiaSIPA) June 21, 2019

What do Michael Gove, Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt all have in common?

– They're the last three standing in the bid to replace May
– They all went to Oxford University

Perhaps the U.K. should be compelled to cast a wider net when looking for leaders https://t.co/3TOqP39Uhz pic.twitter.com/A5rWab90YK

— Bloomberg Opinion (@bopinion) June 20, 2019

Tory leadership contest fourth round result:

• Boris Johnson 157 (+14)
• Michael Gove 61 (+10)
• Jeremy Hunt 59 (+5)

Eliminated:

• Sajid Javid 34 (-4)https://t.co/kzoQRAfTBU pic.twitter.com/ZswW9HKcq8

— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) June 20, 2019

This is magnificent. @IanBlackfordMP calls Boris Johnson a racist. Speaker warns him its inappropriate & asks him to withdraw. Blackford refuses: ‘He’s called Muslim women letterboxes..if that not racist I don’t know what is.’pic.twitter.com/W8xa8Tx1U2

— Carole Cadwalladr (@carolecadwalla) June 19, 2019

Irish PM Leo Varadkar, asked if Boris Johnson was 'plain wrong' to say there can be a transition period even if there's No Deal, replies: 'There's no Withdrawal Agreement without a backstop and there's no implementation period without a Withdrawal Agreement.'

— Nick Gutteridge (@nick_gutteridge) June 20, 2019

https://twitter.com/theSNP/status/1141616225103044608

EU won't negotiate on Boris Johnson's Brexit plan, says Dutch PM.
Mark Rutte says Tory frontrunner will have to abandon pledge to get rid of Irish backstop. https://t.co/xCX52LkHbm #StopBrexit #PeoplesVote

— BremainInSpain #FBPE (@BremainInSpain) June 20, 2019

Former Tory leadership candidate @RoryStewartUK says that Boris Johnson has promised one group in the Party, the "hardest of no-deal Brexits," and another group in the Party, "the softest of soft Brexits". pic.twitter.com/tmfQMn3uSO

— BrexitCentral (@BrexitCentral) June 20, 2019

Boris Johnson talking absolute rubbish less than 2 minutes in.
Thinking he can just unilaterally shift the backstop issue.#BBCOurNextPM pic.twitter.com/ELwgRXYEpd

— Femi (@Femi_Sorry) June 18, 2019

.@BorisJohnson's said the Irish backstop should be negotiated after the UK has left the EU and that we "have to prepare to come out on different terms". @SamCoatesSky says Mr Johnson needs to clarify his position on #Brexit.

Latest here: https://t.co/CEsMlrBapO pic.twitter.com/A5dBNyqAVe

— Sky News Politics (@SkyNewsPolitics) June 18, 2019

A new PM to offer a referendum for Northern Ireland over the #Brexit backstop?@afneil says Boris Johnson "is not talking about any of this"

Michael Portillo says: "I know, but he will get there"#bbctw https://t.co/jWWwdnrdnT pic.twitter.com/FEw89TBk2w

— BBC This Week (@bbcthisweek) June 17, 2019

He thinks he can get rid of the Backstop! Hilarious!
Boris Johnson says he can force EU into a fresh Brexit deal because it fears Nigel Farage https://t.co/viNTUVEjfw

— judy mcdowell (@jcm247) June 14, 2019

"If appointed, @BorisJohnson would most likely try to renegotiate the Withdrawal Agreement (and Irish backstop) before #Article50 deadline expires, even though the EU has made it repeatedly clear that these issues would not be revisited." @larissaarabelle https://t.co/XHLAN5IpVb pic.twitter.com/bTHu7awcV3

— EuropeanPolicyCentre (@epc_eu) June 13, 2019

Today on #BrexitDay, our #BrexitCountdown Series with @psaitweets is coming to an end, even if Brexit itself has not. @fecochrane1 and @MuirisMac leave us with some final thoughts about the series: https://t.co/R21y84URQf

— The Political Studies Association (@PolStudiesAssoc) March 29, 2019

In their new article on OxPol, @Politics_Oxford's @tomgfleming and Prof Radoslaw Zubek argue that Brexit has only accelerated, not caused, government’s weakening power over parliament https://t.co/iKTYl0RBuG pic.twitter.com/nCI2onEmJB

— OxPol (@OxPolBlog) May 4, 2019

Great link to further analysis in the comments. https://t.co/ByLqTYnK2J

— Politics @ (@DurhamPolitics) April 1, 2019

Interesting blog for updates onan ethnographic research project on people’s experiences of Brexit https://t.co/3KWLL8TtAO

— Exeter Politics (@exeterpolitics) May 14, 2019

The Brexit lull (if ever it truly was one) is officially over.
Welcome back, everyone. https://t.co/syNor4XnO9

— UCL European Institute (@UCL_EI) May 17, 2019

The rise and fall of Northern Ireland’s voice in Brexit negotiations https://t.co/nYoDRXbN32

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) June 13, 2019

What Brexit has taught Italy about its own prospects of leaving the EU https://t.co/vxIiZJ5sBB

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) June 6, 2019

After the European elections: What is to be done to end the Brexit civil war? https://t.co/kldrcAL80K

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) May 30, 2019

The impact of Brexit on Australia’s trading relations with the UK and EU https://t.co/XX5SDs9lyM

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) May 28, 2019

New from @CommunicatingE, Theresa May the Paradoxical Prime Minister https://t.co/tqmoOhAMjk @UACES @ideasoneurope @UACESgf @JCERjournal @JCMS_EU

— Communicating Europe@UACES (@CommunicatingE) May 28, 2019

"#Brexit revealed that the EU has become much more polity-like, unafraid of deploying power through the challenges of the multiple crises it faces", @BrigidLaffan delivering the @JCMS_EU Lecture on 'How the EU 27 came to be' on 4 April in Brussels:https://t.co/5RdETOyTxG pic.twitter.com/v6xBswfiP2

— The Robert Schuman Centre (@RobSchuCentre) May 9, 2019

It's Europe Day! To mark the occasion, @agendapub are offering 40% off my Europe themed book: 'Europe and Northern Ireland's Future: Negotiating Brexit's Unique Case'. Use code 'AD2019' https://t.co/JTIkB1x064 pic.twitter.com/xN7tRqoZuy

— Mary C. Murphy (@MaryCMurphy) May 9, 2019

Nobody voted for Brexit calamity https://t.co/pBzrrdYYS1 by Jon Danzig

— Ideas On Europe (@ideasoneurope) June 7, 2019

Brexit will destroy our NHS https://t.co/A7A9LDsySf by Jon Danzig

— Ideas On Europe (@ideasoneurope) June 6, 2019

Boris Johnson’s cake delusion https://t.co/BzWF0KK8bW by Jon Danzig

— Ideas On Europe (@ideasoneurope) June 4, 2019

Three of a kind: Trump, Johnson and Farage https://t.co/OmEwO04BXC by Jon Danzig

— Ideas On Europe (@ideasoneurope) May 31, 2019

A business view of Brexit https://t.co/2pe2SEuMaJ by PoliticsatSurrey

— Ideas On Europe (@ideasoneurope) May 16, 2019

Breaking: The Truth about the EU! https://t.co/12BQe2EdFm by Albrecht Sonntag

— Ideas On Europe (@ideasoneurope) May 9, 2019

Three lessons for Brexit for the Huawei affair https://t.co/qS0rRrTiLY by PoliticsatSurrey

— Ideas On Europe (@ideasoneurope) May 2, 2019

Christian Kaunert – Professor of Policing and Security:
Brexit Q+A: how Britons can prepare for being in the EU for a no-deal scenario https://t.co/16IKEbsOWJ @USW_PoliceSci @USWPolResearch

— University of South Wales (@UniSouthWales) April 9, 2019

New poll: young people fear conflict in #EU most – 46% of young voters in #France, ages 18-24, are worried about this. https://t.co/uDrPHuUH2J #EuropeanElections2019 @ECFRPower pic.twitter.com/EzYyxpHi6k

— ECFR (@ecfr) May 24, 2019

What's the most pressing threat facing Europe's car industry? It isn't #Brexit or potential U.S. tariffs.https://t.co/Y46APoTvZp pic.twitter.com/TWuhowQ7dz

— Euler Hermes (@eulerhermes) May 24, 2019

Missed last #Brexit developments? Listen #CaféClingendael #Podcast on the outcome of the European Council summit March 22 with @timothyloliver @GeorginaEWright @NvOndarza @JohnGPeet @remkorteweg @BrigitteDekker_ @Wouter_Zweers Still not #Brexhausted ➡️ https://t.co/F66FtHvU77 pic.twitter.com/FTbnBedBYh

— Clingendael Inst. (@Clingendaelorg) April 4, 2019

“Tory internal politics could throw a spanner in the works. (…) We are not out of the woods.”, says @remkorteweg in @guardian on outcome talks May in Brussels. https://t.co/upc1eAZdhD

— Clingendael Inst. (@Clingendaelorg) March 24, 2019

"An important implication of #Brexit is the changing position of #UK nationals in the EU-27." Mark Klaassen outlines the proposed regulation on visa-free travel and discusses the residence of UK nationals for periods exceeding 90 days in the #EU: https://t.co/UvKx8JbHQb pic.twitter.com/NUiPKnjHzW

— Leiden Law Blog (@LeidenLawBlog) February 7, 2019

Read Swati Dhingra @swatdhingraLSE from @LSEEcon @CEP_LSE and Josh De Lyon from @CEP_LSE article on "Trade, regulation and non-tariff barriers" via @CGTNOfficial https://t.co/cWscEsJq64

— LSE Department of Economics (@LSEEcon) July 24, 2018

Australia Vol.18 (Australian National University, University of Melbourne)

"If you have an economy where most of the jobs are in low-wage human intense work, it means that you lose a stable base for innovation, business expansion, overall economic security & the basis for higher wages," – @CntrFutureWork economist @ak_pennington on @abcnews #auspol pic.twitter.com/RVgkHBEPnO

— Centre for Future Work (@CntrFutureWork) July 3, 2019

FACT. The income tax cut legislation represents the single largest budget measure to not face a Senate Inquiry.

It is unprecedented for legislation of this size not to go to inquiry. Let the Senate do its job as the House of Review. #auspol
MEDIA RELASE: https://t.co/2RsFMgdHJn

— Australia Institute (@TheAusInstitute) July 3, 2019

Following the Coalition's election victory, Dr Mark Triffit reflects on some of the successes and challenges of the election campaign, and the outcomes Australians can expect from Saturday's result. #UnimelbPursuit https://t.co/9LwxWGSUVT

— Melbourne School of Government (@Government_UoM) May 20, 2019

The election highlighted a number of emerging fault lines in Australian politics that have been fomenting for some time: @JohnPesutto @Government_UoM #ausvotes #auspol https://t.co/0giorWOPYg pic.twitter.com/5NkTCioZB2

— ELECTION WATCH (@electionwatch_) June 6, 2019

According to one recent report, Australian workers miss out on around $A1 billion in unpaid wages every year. MLS experts @HowitzerJ, @DrTessHardy & Sean Cooney outline how the Fair Work Ombudsman can track down unscrupulous employers for #UnimelbPursuit.https://t.co/eYHzKST9M6

— Melbourne Law School (@MelbLawSchool) May 30, 2019

Today's business students studying #DataAnalytics "will have to decide where to apply data & where not to. If their companies encourage them to misuse that power, it will be their job to push back" – @MelbBSchool's @UjwalKayande https://t.co/kQxtA8GC2m pic.twitter.com/h6g1fov662

— BizEd Magazine (@BizEdMag) February 11, 2019

Co-published in @electionwatch_ my latest article for @unimelb #Pursuit: "Will slow wage growth decide Australia's election?" (with Thomas Maak). https://t.co/FwQtX6mCYw #wages #AusVotes19 @leadingatwork

— Joshua Healy (@youralarmbells) May 15, 2019

The future of the financial industry is a critical issue. In the wake of the banking royal commission and in the lead up to the election, what are the major parties promising? #UnimelbPursuit @MelbLawSchool @BusEcoNews @carstenmurawski https://t.co/MQ9fPI40U9

— University of Melbourne (@unimelb) May 16, 2019

Will the banking services royal commission leave a lasting improvement on the banking and financial sector, or can we only hope for temporary change? Prof. Kevin Davis addresses the topic for @TheConversation https://t.co/omy4q31HC9

— Business & Economics (@BusEcoNews) May 21, 2019

Expect weak economic growth for quite some time. What Wednesday’s national accounts tell us: https://t.co/rdM5y8Z1Fg @MelbInstUOM @ConversationEDU #ausecon #auspol pic.twitter.com/sjWdsuI98d

— Peter Martin (@1petermartin) June 6, 2019

https://twitter.com/AustralianOpen/status/1084789219388739584
https://twitter.com/CainTess/status/1136924877032570881

Great to see one of our maps used in ‘A Geostrategic SWOT Analysis for Australia’ @JohnBlaxland1 . Access the article here: https://t.co/lMAKlsumPI and the map here: https://t.co/hzMOXJx6tX @ANU_SDSC @ANUBellSchool @ANUasiapacific pic.twitter.com/SrEYOPstlk

— CAP_CartoGIS Services (@CapCartogis) June 26, 2019

Is there a "partnership of convenience" forming between China and Russia that could undermine the West? @ANUBellSchool's Paul Dibb talks Putin and the so-called "crisis of democracy". Interview by @LindaMottram. https://t.co/FesaMwX75t

— ANU Asia & the Pacific (@ANUasiapacific) July 3, 2019

"The power of the West, on which until now we have always depended for our security, faced such a serious challenge in Asia." @ANUBellSchool's Hugh White contemplates how to defend Australia. @ANUmedia https://t.co/PNCD7uizRR

— ANU Asia & the Pacific (@ANUasiapacific) June 30, 2019

“It’s like sawing off the branch you're sitting on and it’s potentially catastrophic." As tension between the US and Iran grows, @ANUBellSchool's @JohnBlaxland1 warns of the consequences of conflict, especially in the Strait of Hormuz. @bengrahamjourno https://t.co/WlN41TEYID

— ANU Asia & the Pacific (@ANUasiapacific) June 24, 2019

LISTEN: https://t.co/Am4XhNpL2Q
Who is Mike Pezzullo? @ANUBellSchool's @JohnBlaxland1 speaks to @hamishNews about the man at the helm of the Home Affairs department. pic.twitter.com/izyzhgePst

— ANU Asia & the Pacific (@ANUasiapacific) June 16, 2019

Guns vs butter: the choice Australia would have to make according to fmr Army Chief Peter Leahy if we spent an extra $30 billion on defence, as suggested by #ANUExpert Hugh White in 'How to defend Australia'. @ANUBellSchool @ANUasiapacific https://t.co/fq091zwb1K

— ANU Media (@ANUmedia) July 3, 2019

This is a must read. Hopefully it has more of an impact that the 'realists letter' just before invasion of Iraq in 2003. https://t.co/MsttgIbFg1

— Iain Henry (@IainDHenry) July 3, 2019

Finding the path to security for Australia doesn’t require a big new White Paper, but small groups willing to think differently: https://t.co/zRP4IqTytM – My new post for @ASPI_org

— Andrew Carr (@AOCarr) July 4, 2019

Important op-ed from Paul Dibb on the history, and future, of the defence of Australia – https://t.co/0KOvnOBKuD

— Andrew Carr (@AOCarr) June 30, 2019

Admiral Chris Barrie, an Honorary Professor @ANU_SDSC , is well worth listening to. His views helped shape my geostrategic SWOT Analysis for Australia (https://t.co/WQwC2mL6LB) Good one, @StanGrantMOF https://t.co/NfbNurMD8S

— John Blaxland (@JohnBlaxland1) July 7, 2019

Exclusive: Australia can no longer rely on the United States to protect it in Asia and should consider developing its own nuclear weapons for the event that China becomes hostile, former defence strategist Hugh White believes https://t.co/5CPjP7D4xL pic.twitter.com/QVoothMoGZ

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) July 2, 2019

What did economists get wrong about globalisation? → This year, @paulkrugman delivered our annual Corden Lecture in honour of the eminent economist, Prof Max Corden. Find out more and watch his full speech here: https://t.co/9gIV4KNMIF #Corden2019 pic.twitter.com/nolxQsxSS3

— Business & Economics (@BusEcoNews) April 11, 2019

Fascinating interview with @ANU_SDSC Honorary Professor @SargeantBrendan on the strategic shift facing Australian defence strategy. https://t.co/UUtOKJhud2

— John Blaxland (@JohnBlaxland1) May 15, 2019

https://twitter.com/ANUCrawford/status/1128590089733324800

Australian Dictionary Centre director Amanda Laugesen was among wordsmiths invited to speak about Australian English on 3RRR's The Party Room. Listen to find out how words get into the dictionary, and whether a uniquely Australian swear word is included… https://t.co/m9jPxO0VeA pic.twitter.com/h4fLoMBQsi

— Oxford University Press ANZ (@OxfordAustralia) May 8, 2019

Aussie soldiers banned from using slang https://t.co/iQXalupdrB via @newscomauHQ

— ANDC (@ozworders) May 2, 2019

What a day, hey! Me, saying “The world won’t wait for Scott Morrison” – and about to go on @CNN to talk about the change of PM. https://t.co/8GqjPBplf1, via @LowyInstitute

— Daniel Flitton (@danielflitton) August 24, 2018

Need a refresher on what our new Prime Minister has said about past issues? We've compiled a playlist of Scott Morrison's appearances on the ABC. https://t.co/Jl5oQqsabH

— ABC News (@abcnews) August 24, 2018

My 2016 take on our new PM – before he took the baton out of the backpack #auspol https://t.co/Mrvd1gSgTk via @smh

— Deborah Snow (@DeborahSnow) August 24, 2018

Pleased to announce Darren Miller as new CEO of @ARENA_aus. Darren's renewable energy, electricity retail & start-up experience aligns well w. ARENA's development of local renewable energy tech. Thanks to outgoing CEO Ivor Frischknecht for his outstanding contribution over 6 yrs. pic.twitter.com/fOS2WtDgDD

— Josh Frydenberg (@JoshFrydenberg) August 21, 2018

EXCLUSIVE: Here’s ‘the list’ of MPs who demanded the spill. More detail here: https://t.co/nF9MY5Aw7e #auspol #libspill pic.twitter.com/uxrSrbF9dY

— Bevan Shields (@BevanShields) August 24, 2018

https://twitter.com/TurnbullMalcolm/status/1031331493900050432

Some quotes from me in this @AngusGrigg story on Turnbull's foreign policy (and economic) legacy: https://t.co/vq2NMtEwr5 via @FinancialReview

— Andrew O'Neil (@oneil_ak) August 25, 2018

By my colleague @SamRoggeveen https://t.co/kkRvg0JJ2G

— Michael Fullilove (@mfullilove) August 24, 2018

With a Peter Dutton prime ministership looking likely, @danielflitton is first out of the gates with his analysis of Mr Dutton’s views on Australian foreign policy:https://t.co/gbA5FJ8cbJ

— Michael Fullilove (@mfullilove) August 23, 2018

Out now – the @LowyInstitute #PacificAidMap. Includes data on almost 13,000 projects in 14 countries from 62 donors from 2011 onwards. Explore the interactive to find out where aid is coming from, and who is receiving it. https://t.co/n8QA4F2cnq

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) August 8, 2018

Former Prime Minister of Australia, @TonyAbbottMHR, has advocated for #Australia and the #UK to negotiate freer movement of citizens between the two countries as part of upcoming #Brexit negotiations.https://t.co/JdPq6jVndw #CANZUK #cdnpoli #auspol #nzpol #UKpolitics

— CANZUK International (@CANZUK) August 18, 2018

https://twitter.com/theshepherdsdog/status/1032873979357229056

Expert analysis of how the current political leadership issue sits in context by great ANU political historian @fbongiornoanu @ANUmedia The Liberals are giving us the messiest leadership challenge in Australian history https://t.co/2vEmR9uyoU via @ABCNews

— Jacinta Carroll (@JCarrollASPI) August 24, 2018

.@TonyAbbottMHR: We have lost the Prime Minister but there is still a government to save. That is what all of us will do our best to do now.

FULL COVERAGE: @Foxtel channel 103 & https://t.co/UFTF06werJ #auspol #libspill pic.twitter.com/q4nuqDeva8

— Sky News Australia (@SkyNewsAust) August 24, 2018

'The decision sets the scene for new directions in how communications systems and services are designed and provided in future years…Now for the follow-through on implementation.' @michael_ASPI https://t.co/MyBH5zzqKH

— ASPI (@ASPI_org) August 24, 2018

Prominent Australian academic claims he's been silenced by Chinese Government https://t.co/vmKshmYWiT

— ABC News (@abcnews) November 12, 2017

Good and optimistic take on Aust-India ties and the Varghese report from @latrobeasia Advisory Board member Robin Jeffrey. Still think Aust-Econ strategic interests aren't as aligned as everyone thinks: https://t.co/2Eowc0Z69h

— Nick Bisley (@NickBisley) August 15, 2018

This week we hosted @BrendanKTaylor for a Melbourne launch of his new book 'The Four Flashpoints: How Asia Goes to War'. The recording is here: https://t.co/0ykBxh35fl

— La Trobe Asia (@latrobeasia) August 24, 2018

.@PMOnAir: The modern culture doesn't understand WWII. Too many of this generation want socialism and don't understand what their relatives fought for and that's why we speak up about it.

MORE: https://t.co/ykweMevBOK #pmlive pic.twitter.com/DYx0WAxpXV

— Sky News Australia (@SkyNewsAust) August 15, 2018

https://twitter.com/Lauren_ANU/status/1032848886241456129

Over the next few years, major political – and possibly constitutional – changes can be expected in two of #Australia’s closest neighbours. Nic Maclellan & Anthony Regan write on the cases of #NewCaledonia & #Bougainville https://t.co/ZzspbPq7Oe @ANUasiapacific @ANUBellSchool

— DPA (@anudpa) August 21, 2018

This is an awesome degree option that involves @ANUBellSchool & @Ritsumeikan_OIC https://t.co/CziL9IE8Rd

— John Blaxland (@JohnBlaxland1) August 25, 2018

Just in time for #ScienceWeek: one cool example of #USwithAUS aerospace collaboration! https://t.co/habffwC81k

— US Consulate Sydney (@USConGenSydney) August 13, 2018

https://twitter.com/usconsulatemelb/status/1021983156512149505

The U.S., Australia and Japan Announce Trilateral Partnership on Infrastructure Investment in the Indo-Pacific https://t.co/D31w6KOZ7u

— US Consulate Perth (@uscongenperth) August 1, 2018

“This month, you’ll see our #AllianceInAction series explore some of the unprecedented opportunities our close relationship creates for Aussie businesses and for young Australians in STEM fields” – #CDACarouso https://t.co/uX8R1v2Ra6

— US Embassy Canberra (@USAembassyinOZ) August 14, 2018

Meet These Incredible Women Advancing AI Research across the United States! https://t.co/R5z4J5LtoI via @topbots

— USCS Australia (@USCSAustralia) August 29, 2018

Australia: New South Wales Introduces Law Requiring Companies to Report on Modern Slavery https://t.co/fY627RkIyx

— AmCham Australia (@AmChamAU) July 19, 2018

https://twitter.com/AusUnlimited/status/1032402176168087553

https://twitter.com/simonahac/status/1131462816408276992
https://twitter.com/GeoffreyHPowell/status/1115705518981386240

We did it! – thanks to @jacquie_savard & @profemmakowal we spent just over half an hour at #EISS2019 discussing the pros and cons of polygenic risk scores with a broad audience @SSNDeakin @DeakinMedicine @Science_Academy For discussion see https://t.co/1GDzvVGEcA

— Jeff Craig (@DrChromo) July 2, 2019

Associate of the Climate and Energy College @timinmitcham didn’t have time to answer Michael Kirby’s question on #TheDrum about whether Australia’s power to reduce emissions is through convincing high polluters like India & China to do so. So he kindly sent us a video response! pic.twitter.com/v5rnhkjSdJ

— ABC The Drum (@ABCthedrum) June 7, 2019

Research from @unimelb shows if all countries’ #climate action was as inadequate as Australia’s, the world would be on track for 4°C warming.

No wonder we rank 55th/60 on #ClimateAction.

But is #AusVotes19 a turning point? https://t.co/J5EyCJnaDV pic.twitter.com/TfZj7n1Oml

— The Conversation (@ConversationEDU) May 13, 2019

@VTeagueAus of @unimelb on her findings in SwissPost e-voting system vulns: The code circulated quite openly on the Internet. That gave us some clues about what might be happening in the New South Wales system. More on this episode of #ResearchSaturday: https://t.co/Ju1t8r5Mk9

— The CyberWire (@thecyberwire) April 23, 2019

Some irony that on June 4 there's an article calling for Australian elections to switch to voting over the Internet, despite the numerous demonstrated opportunities for electoral manipulation in every system that's had serious independent security review.https://t.co/dJfLpil1Ml

— Vanessa Teague (@VTeagueAus) June 5, 2019

#CitiesWithNature believe that #trees & #greenspaces are essential for urban #sustainability

Read how City of #Melbourne #Australia, a #CityWithNature Pioneer, has planted 1 million #urbantrees & what they plan to do next on @unimelb: https://t.co/wgFtDaAj7W pic.twitter.com/c5P2AOmeAX

— CitiesWithNature (@CitiesWNature) March 8, 2019

https://twitter.com/phoriatech/status/1140510974576713728

Supermarkets in Thailand and Vietnam are wrapping fresh fruit and veggies in banana leaves instead of #plastic! Via @VICE https://t.co/Qv96nCRaBF

— Science Gallery Melbourne (@scigallerymel) June 14, 2019

New data shows that 5 MRIs in the top 20 research organisations in Australia for research commercialisation when measured by income from active LOAs. Congratulations @brienholden @WEHI_research @georgeinstitute @CentenaryInst @Hudson_Research https://t.co/qnq1BeTbRC pic.twitter.com/xreELHDmVP

— AAMRI (@AAMRI_Aus) January 24, 2019

We're delighted to announce over $1.75 million in research funding for grants commencing in January 2019. Congratulations to researchers at @unimelb @Sydney_Uni @Uni_Newcastle @UQ_News @CurtinUni @UOW @MonashUni @UTAS_ @ANUmedia @TheRMH https://t.co/Ahn3RLiJvJ #RealMSResearch

— MSResearchAustralia (@MSResearchAust) January 22, 2019

Congratulations to the research teams behind this exciting new development in the quest for a therapy to treat #motorneurondesease @SciMelb, @TheFlorey @Bio21Institute https://t.co/rztclvwVYR

— CSL (@CSL) January 15, 2019

Watch recording of today's stunning talk by @GreenSync on future of grid, distributed energy resources, first generation (solar rooftop) second (residential batteries) and third (Electric Vehicles) wave of challenges… and much more … https://t.co/7LYJjnN6j6 @et_hub #hub pic.twitter.com/Ql9FcMgs6h

— ClimateEnergyCollege (@ClimateCollege) May 8, 2019

Around the #microbiome in 30 minutes! The human #microbiome in all its glory was the subject of a highly entertaining, informative talk from @BurnetInstitute @GildaTachedjian. Watch at https://t.co/Sph60EcZDi. pic.twitter.com/Mz7qIIR4g3

— Burnet Institute (@BurnetInstitute) January 2, 2019

Big news! @GregHuntMP has announced $25m for our Drug Discovery Centre, significantly increasing Australian medical research’s capacity for developing new medicines for patients #WEHIDrugDiscovery https://t.co/rQtvm1uYUH pic.twitter.com/N7owLepliq

— Walter + Eliza Hall (@WEHI_research) January 13, 2019

The Melbourne Research Bazaar is in Feb. It’s Free and will be profiling local research tools. Register via the link on the website below. https://t.co/xg2mo3NUC4

— TTRI-MelbUni (@HallmarkTTRI) January 13, 2019

Australia has solidified its reputation as a world leader in HIV prevention, recording its lowest number of new HIV cases in almost two decades. However, challenges remain in reducing transmission among heterosexuals and the Indigenous population: https://t.co/SKvMYYBY2P

— UniMelb MDHS (@UniMelbMDHS) July 3, 2019

A great afternoon flying #drones with year 10 students for the work experience program! Great work everyone! Thanks to @tamarahking for a great workshop! @shemapsau pic.twitter.com/8wkv49KnGt

— Science at Melbourne (@SciMelb) June 27, 2019

A collaboration between art and science explores the turbulent physics of eddies to produce a mesmerising experience @SciMelb → https://t.co/UQeCjnSbln #UnimelbPursuit pic.twitter.com/gPGqtO2qBF

— University of Melbourne (@unimelb) June 12, 2019

Do you practise smelling? Yes, it's a thing.#UnimelbPursuit @UnimelbMDHS https://t.co/VDQzsr9WGN

— University of Melbourne (@unimelb) May 8, 2019

Part2: Serkan Saydam @UNSW #Mining #Engineering on mining asteroids & the future of mining in #space @BBCWorld News #OEMF2017 @ACSERUNSW pic.twitter.com/0rUYudCe3a

— UNSW Mining School (@UNSW_Mining) September 22, 2017

TYVM @godsdog "Feb2[Labor&Politics]@SydneyLawSchool @ConversationEDU https://t.co/CtLTbo4Rwf"#GigEconomy #AustralianConsumerLaw #FairWorkAct

— WS Atlantic/Pacific (@WSjp_insight) February 3, 2017

TYVM @raisecommerce"Dec17[Sc]w Audio)@UTSEngage @ConversationEDU @jenni_henderson,@SwizzleFish https://t.co/jS4VnELrsM UTSFEIT"DigitalRobots

— WS Atlantic/Pacific (@WSjp_insight) December 17, 2016

U.S. universities and colleges Vol.4 (universities)

After 5 years researching the garment industry in Bangladesh, @NYUSternBHR examines the new frontier in low-wage manufacturing – #Ethiopia. There's still time to learn from mistakes in Bangladesh & generate value for all stakeholders. Read our report: https://t.co/fYOqSkKciC

— NYU Stern Center for Business and Human Rights (@NYUSternBHR) May 7, 2019

“@Facebook Says It Already Deleted More Than 2 Billion Fake Accounts This Year”, but @AuthorPMBarrett questions how efficient they can be if they remain opaque in their methods. Read more in this @Vice article. https://t.co/0C9ARcHGsA

— NYU Stern Center for Business and Human Rights (@NYUSternBHR) May 29, 2019

Prof Haran Segram explains the difference between a direct listing and an #IPO, via @businessinsider: https://t.co/642D4gBxud

— NYU Stern (@NYUStern) June 26, 2019

"The Case for Strengthening Automatic #Fiscal Stabilizers" – Check out the latest @MoneyBanking1 #blog post from Prof @kschoenh: https://t.co/5Fn4LNRpIv

— NYU Stern (@NYUStern) June 25, 2019

Philly car traffic slows buses to the point that it imposes "$21 million in additional SEPTA bus operating costs associated with maintaining the same level of service at slower speeds."

In other words, Philly needs more bus lanes! https://t.co/Lxmcn5vCGb

— TransitCenter (@TransitCenter) June 26, 2019

A year after its Cap Remap bus network redesign, which tripled the number of frequent routes, the growth of Austin transit ridership keeps picking up momentum — 11.5% increase in May: https://t.co/rNIgl35ldn

— TransitCenter (@TransitCenter) June 25, 2019

"Mitchell Moss predicted…the city might see only a modest decline in traffic, as ppl either absorb the cost and keep driving, or switch to services like @uber & @Lyft.
'We're not going to see people abandon their cars to get into the subway,' he said."https://t.co/0OuQOupvjI

— Rudin Transpo Ctr (@NYURudin) April 3, 2019

“Right now, OMNY is an efficiency and modernization improvement,” says Sarah Kaufman, associate director of the NYU Rudin Center for Transportation. “But really, it’s feeding into this great potential for data and creative payment.” https://t.co/T24aDD03E6

— Rudin Transpo Ctr (@NYURudin) June 3, 2019

#NYUWagner Professor Patrick Sharkey recently talked to @CityLab about how the drop in crime has transformed American cities. https://t.co/sVAQf7AoLf pic.twitter.com/rrVaRd98Cc

— NYU Wagner (@NYUWagner) June 20, 2019

"Former Pres. Richard Nixon is making a comeback, this time as congressional Dems mull impeachment proceedings against Pres. Trump," says @PolitiFact in an article featuring Timothy Naftali, professor at #NYUWagner and former director of the @NixonLibrary. https://t.co/RNT60qu27u pic.twitter.com/iFIRQ2WJ3o

— NYU Wagner (@NYUWagner) June 21, 2019

Prof. Scott Hemphill talks to @jacobbunge about the Justice Department's investigation of the chicken industry: https://t.co/jUl4IVViZ7

— NYU Law (@nyulaw) June 26, 2019

In Iancu v. Brunetti, the Supreme Court struck down a federal law preventing businesses from registering scandalous or immoral trademarks—and cited an amicus brief by Profs. Barton Beebe and @JeanneFromer: https://t.co/ubMgHVs4Jk pic.twitter.com/qfomPOtnEF

— NYU Law (@nyulaw) June 26, 2019

With the Internet now a global battlefield, how serious a threat do cyberweapons pose to America’s economy and infrastructure? @Jason_Healey discusses "The Age of Cyberwarfare" in a Q&A with @columbiamag: https://t.co/Z6NM65dtOw

— Columbia | SIPA (@ColumbiaSIPA) June 10, 2019

With the #voting system under stress, Columbia professors discuss eight things they want every reader to know on the central mechanism of US #democracy. https://t.co/6EjLKYihZt

— ColumbiaSocialSci (@ColumbiaSocSci) May 8, 2019

What do Darwin, Einstein, and Beethoven have in common? They all generated great ideas during walks, says Professor Willie Pietersen. https://t.co/8F6Iqn5icF

— Columbia B-School (@Columbia_Biz) June 7, 2019

Coffee Prices Plunge Even Though We Can’t Stop Drinking the Stuff

Read more:https://t.co/sKgcwHj6KK

— Columbia Economics (@columbia_econ) April 23, 2019

Two new bills in Congress propose a helping hand for a hurting industry https://t.co/NnFvsEwpYb via @cjr

— Columbia Journalism (@columbiajourn) June 13, 2019

“The wealthy often claim special skills, hard work, and . . . personal sacrifice . . . as justifications for the wealth they hold today,” says Professor @KatharinaPistor. “Yet without legal coding, many of these fortunes would have been short-lived.” https://t.co/3YCAXekib6 pic.twitter.com/wrsl8w4uL8

— Columbia Law School (@ColumbiaLaw) June 22, 2019

Professor @rebeccamslayton of @STSCornell analyzes the potential for #hackers to target U.S. utilities: https://t.co/FKrukjrhls pic.twitter.com/b08P3teE5W

— CornellArts&Sciences (@CornellCAS) June 17, 2019

Professor @ithacamcg examines the impacts of #Trump's attempts to limit #asylum seekers: https://t.co/SHSBkGpeId pic.twitter.com/WvTFbxF4bC

— CornellArts&Sciences (@CornellCAS) June 14, 2019

Professor @barrystrauss explores the "profound consequences" of Americans being indifferent toward the study of #history: https://t.co/gMrHrvYROz pic.twitter.com/bB8NIlgLfG

— CornellArts&Sciences (@CornellCAS) May 29, 2019

Assistant Professor Baron highlights the key but neglected role of banks, credit booms, and over-lending ahead of recessions. @ineteconomics https://t.co/L7HFgXNWRN

— Johnson at Cornell (@CornellMBA) June 23, 2019

Neel Inamdar, #CornellSHA ’90, shares the lessons he’s learned about the #business of attracting #sustainable investment.@CornellSGE https://t.co/m9DEHEeLQt

— Johnson at Cornell (@CornellMBA) June 16, 2019

As the #Trump admin and #Congress debate policies to encourage investment in #infrastructure, can both parties unite?

The Public Benefit Infrastructure #Investment proposal which takes advantage of #tax credits may offer a solution: https://t.co/w4r0NLxXTD

— Cornell Policy Review (@CornellPolicy) May 3, 2019

How does decentralization affect #development?

CPR Associate Editor Arianna Rebancos interviews Dr. @JPFaguet, a professor at the London School of Economics, and explores this question, closely examining #decentralization efforts in #Bolivia. https://t.co/2rszoiFHme

— Cornell Policy Review (@CornellPolicy) February 12, 2019

.@rch371 on the Illegality of Trump's Plan to 'Demote' Fed Chairman, via @Reuters. https://t.co/8JchFPDNRE

— Cornell Law School (@CornellLaw) June 18, 2019

.@zclopton op-ed: How states can step in when Trump doesn't enforce laws, via @politico. https://t.co/VPuyHvQW2p

— Cornell Law School (@CornellLaw) June 18, 2019

.@dorfonlaw on executive privilege, via @TIME. https://t.co/W1XwkoXG8x

— Cornell Law School (@CornellLaw) June 14, 2019

Watch Fmr IMF Acting Managing Director and @KissingerCenter Distinguished Scholar John Lipsky on WealthTrack @ConsueloMack @PBS discussing govt debt & global financial stability @IMFNews https://t.co/TALuaBThVz

— Johns Hopkins | SAIS (@SAISHopkins) May 15, 2019

Pressure may get #Iran to consider talking, but there has to be give and take for negotiations to begin, writes Dean @vali_nasr in an op-ed for @nytimes. https://t.co/PzVZMAJzWo

— Johns Hopkins | SAIS (@SAISHopkins) June 17, 2019

Bloomberg Professor @jessfanzo tackled challenges to food and water security at a seminar co-hosted by @JohnsHopkinsAHW and @SAISHopkins: https://t.co/B2SqBicSxk

— Bloomberg Professors (@JHU_BDPs) May 23, 2019

Interested in possible future #scenarios of #Russia & #West relations? Strong panel discussion tonight w/ @DanSHamilton @Meisterdgap @Julie_C_Smith @usv1980 @Kpelczynska @GermanyDiplo at @BoschAcademy! Made by Robert Bosch Center @dgapev & @SAISHopkins: https://t.co/0xKmzqsVbP pic.twitter.com/ScGzEH6AOD

— DGAP (@dgapev) May 28, 2019

Choices Scholar @nargesbajoghli discusses common misunderstandings about #Iran in one of our 1,700 free videos with top experts. @SAISHopkins @WatsonInstitute @BrownUniversity #sschat #history #worldgeochat #WHAP https://t.co/UFGHc3wJqc

— The Choices Program at Brown University (@ChoicesProgram) May 20, 2019

Are foreign fighters as helpful as we think for jihadi groups? @dbyman doesn't think so, on @slate: https://t.co/AXCAqnqbtV

— GU Security Studies (@GeorgetownCSS) May 30, 2019

ICYMI: Elliott School professor Sharon Squassoni was quoted in @NPR's article, "As Saudi Arabia Builds A Nuclear Reactor, Some Worry About Its Motives" https://t.co/j4g0Ybbyts

— The Elliott School (@ElliottSchoolGW) May 7, 2019

#weaponizedinterdependence: "Globalization has created global economic networks… countries are now examining these networks to find their weak points and exploit them for geostrategic gain." @henryfarrell @ANewman_forward @gwucolumbian @ForeignPolicy https://t.co/8EJYIsz02J

— GWU Sigur Center (@gwusigurcenter) June 3, 2019

The continued failure of President Trump to deliver on his infrastructure promises, despite the fact that it seems to be an area ripe for bipartisan cooperation, demonstrates just how complicated it's become to upgrade America's roads, bridges, and trains. https://t.co/5IDoNhPqqT

— Origins (@OriginsOSU) May 28, 2019

An estimated 8.0-magnitude earthquake struck San Francisco #OnThisDay in 1906, killing more than 3,000 people and destroying large parts of the city. A century later, how much better are we at preparing for natural disasters? https://t.co/EwlSw2buhK

— Origins (@OriginsOSU) April 18, 2019

CGEG faculty associate Charles Calomiris comment on if easier to read Fed statements will cause stock market volatility to stop. Read more below. https://t.co/PaGmtajKXg

— Columbia | CGEG (@ColumbiaCGEG) April 4, 2019

"It's time to ask more from theologians." Read the interview with @mattcroasmun of @YaleCFC and YDS in @FaithLeadership. https://t.co/FC7gM0qykc pic.twitter.com/XaQ4CQ48Hg

— Yale Divinity School (@YaleDivSchool) May 31, 2019

National Geographic: The Arctic Ocean—facts and information https://t.co/PNLjtH668t

— Arctic Law Watch (@UWLaw_Arctic) March 30, 2019

CLEE's Climate Director @EthanElkind discusses @MayorOfLA plan to reduce LA's carbon emissions and waste by 2050. #climatechange #GreenNewDealLA #zerowaste @KPCC https://t.co/g1L3CQR3mM

— Berkeley Law CLEE (@BerkeleyLawCLEE) April 29, 2019

Should the next President declare climate change a national emergency? Assuming the courts uphold Trump, there's a real case for using the same powers to fight climate change. https://t.co/LvAUyn1FjI

— Dan Farber (@dfarber) March 15, 2019

As the venture capital scene in Madison climbs, many VC firms are increasingly selling their ability to help companies grow.

“Venture capitalists are competing with each other to be more entrepreneur-friendly,” says WSB's @jon_eckhardt in @CapTimes.https://t.co/jcfl1n3C7x

— WI School of Business Research (@WSBresearch) April 5, 2019

Does the U.S. have the wrong Middle East strategy? Belfer Center scholars including @GrahamTAllison, @Joe_Nye, @saharnow, @DEsfandiary, David Petraeus, and @ArianeTabatabai share their insights in this @ForeignPolicy survey.https://t.co/zz330PC4GT

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) January 10, 2019

And now with an audio version https://t.co/9iXNOY7s3j that makes me sound 10 IQ points smarter and immeasurably more certain about my argument.

— Dani Rodrik (@rodrikdani) April 26, 2018

“…finding qualified people for transformative public services isn’t a competition on salary or title, but on impact and mission,” writes @mspec on how to build better digital service teams for the @hks_digital 2018 State of Digital Transformation report https://t.co/KoLt8HYQ0u

— digital HKS (@hks_digital) January 4, 2019

LISTEN: Professor @samuelmoyn was interviewed on the @lawfareblog podcast this week. He and Jack Goldsmith ’89 discussed the successes and failures of liberal internationalism as well as the future of the liberal international order. https://t.co/NPo9Pmv02I

— Yale Law School (@YaleLawSch) February 7, 2019

Some striking comments from @rodrikdani, distinguishing between labor mobility, immigration policy & human rights policy. "The left has to get over its hang up that any temporary work visa programme would be a fundamental violation of human rights". https://t.co/nxgBZHQSPe

— Brian Levy (@Brianlevy387) April 26, 2018

Be Smart,Cool,Strong,Flexible. Be Together. @MarkGaleotti recommends how to deal with Russia's Heavy Metal Diplomacy https://t.co/UmVV9w8rOK pic.twitter.com/nNfxiiX6Ls

— ECFR Wider Europe (@ECFRWiderEurope) January 16, 2017

HarvardCorpGovPosted: How to Be a Good Board Chair, https://t.co/dgAEc97SJr by INSEAD #corpgov #boardsofdirectors #CEOs https://t.co/1rMnEGbRjM

— CorpGovern (@CGGovernance) April 24, 2018

Knowledge workers spend 80-85% of their time attending meetings – virtual & face to face – & responding to requests https://t.co/RfVN5i0FLe

— Stanford Business (@StanfordGSB) October 13, 2016

Stanford Law Professor @persily comments on @StanfordCISAC's @alexstamos, Facebook's former chief security officer, and on how the internet may threaten democracy: https://t.co/Gjgm8jx5bq

— StanfordLaw (@StanfordLaw) February 8, 2019

New: Do politics have a place in Fed appointments? https://t.co/QaeMqFXrk4 pic.twitter.com/xVD8tXteW6

— Chicago Booth Review (@chicagoboothrev) May 31, 2019

Record-breaking temperatures & below average snowpack lead #WAgov @JayInslee to declare #drought state of emergency. For British Columbians, this feels all too close to home https://t.co/mImQHMpiil #climatechange #bcpoli

— West Coast Env. Law (@WCELaw) May 22, 2019

In @cjr, @EthanZ and collaborators at @sciencespo and @i_montaigneEN consider how French media realities differ from those in the US. "The media in the US is breaking apart from left to right…but media in France is breaking from top to bottom." https://t.co/ly56YZCBPx

— MIT Media Lab (@medialab) May 14, 2019

The folks at @agilityrobotics, including @CMU_Robotics alums Jonathan Hurst and Damion Shelton, are in the news re plans to pair their legged robots with Ford's self-driving vans https://t.co/zFxnwVGQM6 The @OregonState spinoff has a Pittsburgh office pic.twitter.com/F878XQuBqm

— CMU School of Computer Science (@SCSatCMU) May 23, 2019

https://twitter.com/LinderPG/status/1136634669175324672

Mitigating biases in #AI often rely on access to sensitive demographic attributes, this post describes a novel approach that doesn't, co-authored by @mariadearteaga & Alexey Romanov @MSFTResearch, awarded Best Thematic Paper at #NAACL2019 https://t.co/grBHzBVQGe

— Machine Learning Department at CMU (@mldcmu) June 3, 2019

Technology adopters come in groups, says @CMU_ECE’s Raj Rajkumar. Check out his look at the “long process” of building public trust in AV’s.https://t.co/2YVr1ALFP9

— CMU Engineering (@CMUEngineering) April 26, 2019

CyLab’s Secure and Private IoT Initiative (IoT@CyLab) has broken ground as the first round of funded proposals have been announced. Check them out! https://t.co/WIdL2H2CRH

— CyLab (@CyLab) April 30, 2019

Semiliquid lithium-based metal anode could create safer, higher capacity lithium batteries. New material developed by @CMU_Chem @MatyPolymerLab and @CMUEngineering @CMUEnergy, in @Joule_CP. https://t.co/ReRNfiQPmK

— CMU Mellon College of Science (@CmuScience) June 13, 2019

First-ever successful mind-controlled #roboticarm without #brainimplants @carnegiemellon @SciRobotics https://t.co/qJYM6KRXvq

— TechXplore (@TechXplore_com) June 19, 2019

Jay Turner, professor and vice dean of education, was featured in a piece by @cenmag promoting research that revealed certain trees are better than others at removing pollutants from the air. https://t.co/ebPYzOqOFO

— McKelvey Engineering @ WashU (@WashUengineers) June 10, 2019

“Black holes are among the most perplexing objects in the universe,” says @thejunaverse calling them “math incarnate in a physical form.” Her @sdssurveys-V will map more than half a million of them. WATCH: https://t.co/Wi8ALcE13R #TEDTalks #TED2019 pic.twitter.com/WudyG19wXR

— Carnegie Science (@carnegiescience) June 7, 2019

The similarities between food and drug addictions are striking. https://t.co/cHxcWFYkne

— Keck Medicine of USC (@KeckMedUSC) June 11, 2019

How can we use machine learning to improve climate models? Paul O'Gorman, a professor with @eapsMIT expands on how he is reducing uncertainty. https://t.co/pvO9p3Ptcl

— MIT ClimateCoLab (@ClimateCoLab) February 19, 2019

Hats off to #CoMotionSupported @UW spinouts and #CoMotionLabs #startups on @BuiltInSeattle's 50 Startups to Watch! @AAlphaBio, @jeevawireless, @WiBotic, @xnor_ai, @JargonJourney, @polly_ai, & @OndaOrigins via @quintendo64 #SeattleStartups #UWInnovates https://t.co/RxD26yyxFN

— UW CoMotion (@UWCoMotion) March 15, 2019

“Most #plastics were never made to be recycled,” says Peter Christensen, a chemist at @BerkeleyLab and author of a new study in the journal @NatureChemistry. “But we have discovered a new way to assemble plastics." https://t.co/QKZQHaXn9y

— Sustainability Times (@ST_Sustainable) May 11, 2019

Take a peek at Marie Skłodowska Curie's notebook from 1899-1902, containing notes from experiments on radioactive substances. The notebook is still radioactive and will be for 1,500 years.

Photo: Wellcome Images. #NobelPrize pic.twitter.com/7JdcxF0Exk

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) May 13, 2019

“In the lab, we’re discovering that nature can do chemistry we never dreamed was possible. We’re adding whole swathes of the periodic table to the chemistry of the biological world.” — Frances Arnold, who won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry https://t.co/WO1oyqK1Nt

— NYT Science (@NYTScience) May 28, 2019

Entangled aluminium ion is world’s best timekeeper https://t.co/gN0VSzGLJ3

— Physics World (@PhysicsWorld) June 6, 2019

.@patagonia has changed the wetsuit manufacturing game by pioneering suits made entirely from a natural rubber material called Yulex. It’s better for the planet and comes from sources that are @FSC_IC certified by the @RnfrstAlliance. https://t.co/SNkI8lJiHA via @the_inertia

— Rainforest Alliance (@RnfrstAlliance) October 3, 2018

At Hog Island Oyster Company, a Certified @BCorporation in Tomales Bay, CA, wet clothes mean a long, cold day. Our Hose-Down Slickers keep you dry so you can keep on keeping on: https://t.co/9oPPSFxuSs pic.twitter.com/s0CesXv3RN

— Patagonia (@patagonia) April 30, 2019

The winners are about to be announced! We’ll be live-streaming the award ceremony of the 2019 #PatagoniaCaseComp winners at 4:30pm on our Youtube page: https://t.co/i75giiMqmP

— Berkeley-Haas CRB (@respbus) April 19, 2019

Nice @nytimes call-out of @BerkeleyHaas for US’s first zero-waste academic building. https://t.co/oGRpNN2MJB @KevinChou

— Rich Lyons (@richlyons) April 25, 2019

An Economic Perspective on Environmental Justice https://t.co/nUWmw3wAA8 via @energyathaas Catherine Wolfram's insightful piece on the challenges of environmental justice.

— Severin Borenstein (@BorensteinS) May 6, 2019

A groundbreaking study conducted by UW examined vegetable and cheese production in WI, and the effects of nitrogen from wastewater entering the atmosphere and groundwater. https://t.co/CMd8g3z2DX pic.twitter.com/z5Hb3oKWkt

— Nelson Institute (@NelsonInstitute) November 9, 2018

I want some! https://t.co/p9HoOHzlWH

— National DNA Day (@DNAday) April 25, 2019

Hey! Its National @DNAday – we're feeling in a genetics kind of way. But you don't have to dismay, some ancient DNA didn't decay and is still around today. Listen to Svante Pääbo who has some Neanderthal info to convey. #dnaday19 https://t.co/LcaYqhiTxU

— Human Origins at SI (@HumanOrigins) April 25, 2019

"Fostering Inclusion in Science Diplomacy" https://t.co/4dgUyA0NU8 by @MollyBrook Assistant Director, Science Diplomacy Center @FletcherSchool @Tufts and Patricia Gruver Barr, Science Attaché Québec Govmt Office in Boston. Great read for all @epfp_iel @HelenJancMalone

— GlobalSTEMClassroom® (@GlobalSTEMClass) December 31, 2018

Instead of detoxing, resolve to eat clean. https://t.co/I3L5B0r2ME

— Keck Medicine of USC (@KeckMedUSC) January 1, 2019

• How are dangerous nanoparticles formed?
• How do they impact our health?
• How can we reduce those impacts?

Dean Bobick sits down with Professor Rajan Chakrabarty, William G. Powderly, MD from @WUSTLmed and David Pui from @UMNews ENG to discuss.https://t.co/5T0dCKils1

— McKelvey Engineering @ WashU (@WashUengineers) November 30, 2018

I liked a @YouTube video https://t.co/feUcFnbQ8c Georgia Tech hosts ethics in robotics roundtable

— Robotics@GT (@GTrobotics) October 4, 2018

She's a professor, a researcher, an entrepreneur, and a robotics star. @GeorgiaTech_ECE 's Ayanna Howard is incredible. https://t.co/b0maITLJst

— Georgia Tech College of Engineering (@gatechengineers) August 24, 2017

Like I said yesterday, innovation is in our DNA and a differentiator for @GTAthletics! Love this story about how @GTMBB utilizes the incredible minds and technology at our disposal here at #GaTech! Thanks for writing it, @ksugiuraajc! #TogetherWeSwarm https://t.co/jM4F9oP8Wl

— Todd Stansbury (@GTToddStansbury) February 3, 2018

.@Accenture announced as the first corporate donor for @gtomscyber and invests $500,000 to help close #cybersecurity knowledge gap. https://t.co/xq0fsVjTEM pic.twitter.com/v9PQzQ3Gry

— Georgia Tech ECE (@GeorgiaTech_ECE) December 18, 2018

European Union Vol.6 (2019 European Parliament elections Vol.6: DE, AT, etc.)

EU28: Pirate Parties (4 MEPs) have apparently decided on which group in the EU Parliament they are going to join. The Pirates elected in Germany and Czechia talked about Greens/EFA and ALDE as possible options. Based on what we know Greens/EFA seems most likely. #EP2019

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) May 29, 2019

Germany, Forsa poll:

CDU/CSU-EPP: 28% (-1)
GRÜNE-G/EFA: 18% (-1)
SPD-S&D: 17% (+1)
AfD-EFDD: 13%
LINKE-LEFT: 8% (-1)
FDP-ALDE: 8%

+/- vs 14-17 May '19

Field work: 20-24 May '19
Sample size: 2,500
➤ https://t.co/obOCVirbpF pic.twitter.com/eNIXL2WGmq

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) May 28, 2019

Germany, INSA poll:

CDU/CSU-EPP: 27.5% (-0.5
GRÜNE-G/EFA: 19% (+0.5)
SPD-S&D: 15.5%
AfD-EFDD: 13.5% (-0.5)
FDP-ALDE: 9.5% (-0.5)
LINKE-LEFT: 9%

+/- vs. 17-20 May '19

Fieldwork: 24-27 May '19
Sample size: 2,039
➤ https://t.co/obOCVirbpF pic.twitter.com/5lIOsuT8fv

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) May 28, 2019

EU28: Although Angela Merkel's centre-right CDU has received its worst election result since the creation of the party, it still holds the largest number of seats (24) as a single party in the future EPP Group in the EU Parliament.

Interactive map: https://t.co/JaP0MTYOBR pic.twitter.com/SdLWLxnAVl

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) May 28, 2019

Germany: Strongest party on the provincial level EU election 2019 vs national election 2017

CDU-EPP: black
GRÜNE-Greens/EFA: green
SPD-S&D: red
AfD-EFDD: blue
LINKE-LEFT: pink
minor parties: grey
abstain: dark grey#EP2019 #Europawahl2019

Chart: tagesschau/DasErste pic.twitter.com/XVt1pJ1kmo

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) May 27, 2019

Germany: Strongest party on the provincial level 2019 vs 2014

CDU-EPP: black
GRÜNE-Greens/EFA: green
SPD-S&D: red
AfD-EFDD: blue
CSU-EPP: dark grey
LINKE-LEFT: pink#EP2019 #Europawahl2019

Chart: tagesschau/DasErste pic.twitter.com/Rpl1NsrKRs

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) May 27, 2019

Germany: The number of ballot papers issued for early voting in #Berlin has so far risen from 14.2% in 2014 to 19.5%, which is an indicator for a rising turnout in the national capital in the ongoing European elections. #Europawahl2019 #EP2019 #turnouttracker

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) May 23, 2019

https://twitter.com/ErikSolheim/status/1133046482435805188

How Germany voted in European elections by districts… pic.twitter.com/M73fEZFdGc

— Alper Üçok (@AlperUcok) May 27, 2019

Divided Germany.
AfD with national result of 11% in European elections but right-wing party strongest political force in
Saxony (with 25,3%)
Brandenburg (19,9%)
and second strongest in Thuringia (22,5%)
These three states will hold state elections in September & October 2019. pic.twitter.com/wdxSrehZNH

— Thorsten Benner (@thorstenbenner) May 27, 2019

Green Party soars in Germany: they got 21-22% in today's European elections, ahead of the SPD for the first time. Country's 2 formerly dominant parties, now tied in seemingly-eternal grand coalition, continue to shrink their hold, losing 18% combined since 2014. via @DerSPIEGEL: pic.twitter.com/gRJnikg1o0

— Taniel (@Taniel) May 26, 2019

Greens and their demands for climate action surge in European elections, especially in Ireland, France and Germany. https://t.co/zEXiAzDWTr

— Mark Dunlea (@dunleamark) May 26, 2019

Vast majority of under 30s and first time voters in Germany voted Green in the European Elections – second in total votes. Political pressure increases!? @rpancost @doc_sabine https://t.co/gko26K1SkV

— Simon Hammann (@Simon_Hammann) May 26, 2019

Strong message from Germany's young voters: green party @Die_Gruenen is the clear winner among those below 30 https://t.co/M2ku2sTO9R #FridaysforFuture has large impact! Probably large fuzz around #RezoVideo managed to mobilize new voters for climate too https://t.co/j2kZ37Kg3z

— Marie Byskov Lindberg (@mb_lindberg) May 26, 2019

European elections updated exit poll estimates for Germany https://t.co/8SfLh67lf6 pic.twitter.com/hduGJmNVAx

— New Europe (@New_Europe) May 26, 2019

Small gains for the AfD in Germany in their second European elections, but co-leader Alexander Gauland indicates disappointment: "Strache did more damage to use than to the FPÖ in Austria"

— Philip Oltermann (@philipoltermann) May 26, 2019

#EuropeanElections: #GreenParty obviously winner in Germany – about 22%. #CDU is a major loser (28%, about minus 7% losses) and the #SocialDemocrats (16%) as well. Liberal party #FDP (6%) and populist #AfD (10%) also gained. More than #GrandCoalition in #EuropeanParliament needed pic.twitter.com/wbOm46SPwg

— Prof. Paul Welfens (@ProfPaulWelfens) May 26, 2019

Greens have a blow out success in Germany for the European elections. Desaster for Christian Democrats and Social Democrats. The climate change issue dominates elections in Germany now. But also interesting: almost all of the Green gains in Europe seem to come from Germany.

— Rudi Bachmann (@BachmannRudi) May 26, 2019

https://twitter.com/richardherlihy/status/1131552082882912258
https://twitter.com/TerryReintke/status/1129442179225653249

The city of Leipzig is a crucible for liberal European values, but the populist AfD is expected to challenge here in EU parliamentary elections. https://t.co/tr82xIlDWX

— CS Monitor (@csmonitor) May 25, 2019

On the eve of the European elections, one of Germany’s most influential economists tells me a 'new eurozone crisis' may be brewing https://t.co/pF76LXH0ZA

— Dharshini David (@DharshiniDavid) May 21, 2019

Read this @Clingendaelorg blog by @NvOndarza: https://t.co/yObjwdEJ2W; like in PL and in the UK the forthcoming European elections will be a first big test for the new leadership of the CDU and might overall have an impact on the German domestic politics.

— Agata Gostyńska (@AgataGostynska) May 19, 2019

Germany: Yanis Varoufakis to run in European elections https://t.co/cTRMbPhuo8

— Yanis Varoufakis (@yanisvaroufakis) April 15, 2019

Former Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis, an outspoken critic of austerity policies that Berlin championed at the height of the euro zone's debt crisis, will stand in the European elections — in Germany https://t.co/Rx4cGS9zAP via @ReutersTV pic.twitter.com/LvndyIb8lS

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) November 28, 2018

https://twitter.com/BrexileInBerlin/status/1117698853065588736

Around 20,000 people took to the streets of Berlin to protest against nationalist and far-right parties, ahead of the May 26 European elections https://t.co/j5OObfna18

— SBS News (@SBSNews) May 19, 2019

Antonija has take-home pay of 322 euros a month, not even enough to pay for a spot in a day care center for her daughter. In our series "Bank Statement," she explains where her money goes each month. #HowMuchDoYouEarn #EuropeanElections https://t.co/wpngIEQorb

— ZEIT ONLINE (@zeitonline) May 19, 2019

A YouTube video stirred debate in Germany, a country that is coming to terms with the outsize effect that independent journalists and activists on social media can have on the public discourse https://t.co/V9CBUO32Zz

— New York Times World (@nytimesworld) May 25, 2019

VIDEO: Thousands march in cities across Germany to protest against nationalist and far-right parties looking to secure more seats in this week’s European elections pic.twitter.com/m2CrznjAbn

— AFP news agency (@AFP) May 20, 2019

Thousands of people marched in cities across Germany to protest against nationalist and far-right parties looking to secure more seats in this week's European elections. pic.twitter.com/vtl9uAcG77

— SBS News (@SBSNews) May 20, 2019

A weekend of hope in Germany. First the #Unteilbar protests in Berlin, then the results of the #BavariaElections (with major success of the Greens). Next stop – European elections in May 2019.https://t.co/T6iXjcou9u

— Srećko Horvat (@HorvatSrecko) October 15, 2018

Austria: Parliament outs centre-right government under PM Sebastian Kurz (ÖVP-EPP). Technocrat government to take over until snap election in fall. #EP2019 #Europawahl2019 #Kurz #

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) May 27, 2019

Austria: Heinz-Christian Strache (FPÖ-EAPN) is elected member of the EU Parl't. Strache promised public funding to – what he thought was – a Russian oligarch in return for election campaign funding for his right-wing FPÖ (revelation later led to a government collapse). #EP2019

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) May 27, 2019

Austria: Right-wing FPÖ (ENF) and centre-left SPÖ (S&D) unite behind no-confidence-vote against centre-right ÖVP-Kurz government. The no-confidence-vote is likely to be successful – a technocrat government would rule until the September snap election. Vote is around 4.30 PM CEST.

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) May 27, 2019

Austria: Just before the election, right-wing FPÖ ran into a corruption allegations – this ORF map prepared by SORA pollster shows gains (blue) and losses (yellow) on the local level between the 2014 and 2019 EU election. #Europawahl2019 #EP2019 pic.twitter.com/Wyi0avm3Ni

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) May 27, 2019

POLITICO is updating a dedicated page for each EU country's election results, throughout tonight. For example, see the Austria Live page here https://t.co/43ONMXCxLs
All the rest can be found via: https://t.co/9mIDUo2Fox #EP2019 #EUelections2019

— Ryan Heath (@PoliticoRyan) May 26, 2019

Spain has been voting in local, regional and European elections today seen as a "second round" for acting Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez as he seeks to form a new government and gain influence in the EU https://t.co/bEFlqhCmbJ

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) May 26, 2019

https://twitter.com/LeaveEUOfficial/status/1127943460282142720
https://twitter.com/vonderLocht/status/1085599902346997760

Chancellor #Kurz has now fallen in Austria. New elections will be held in September. It is unclear whether he will be able to save his good results from the European elections by then. And this will have consequences for the EU. We will explain why in a minute. #Vienna #Europe pic.twitter.com/wmVuonwQgH

— Yourope Today (@YouropeToday) May 28, 2019

#Austria's Chancellor #SebastianKurz has been removed from office in a vote of no confidence among legislators, despite his centre-right Austrian People's Party performing well in #EuropeanElections last weekend. https://t.co/foVD9bijGa

— Francisco Taveira (@jftaveira1993) May 27, 2019

Excellent roundup of the political developments in Austria by the FT. All eyes are now on the motion of no-confidence which will be voted on by the Austrian Parliament this afternoon. Until today, 185 such motions have been tabled, none was ever successfulhttps://t.co/G4KaTVnuQk

— Martin Weiss (@martinoweiss) May 27, 2019

Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz could face the prospect of being removed from office in a no-confidence vote this afternoon, just a day after his Austrian People's Party (ÖVP) scored a surprise success at European elections.https://t.co/qNdZWKF4tZ

— DW Europe (@dw_europe) May 27, 2019

Today on “The Intelligence”: Austria’s political scandal and the European elections, the punishing economics of space colonisation, and worrisome avocado news https://t.co/KCbZU11Qzb

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) May 22, 2019

“Politicians from mainstream parties across Europe have called on voters to shun the far right in this week’s European elections after Austria’s vice-chancellor resigned over a video sting that showed him offering public contracts in exchange for finan…” https://t.co/cztklUbReo

— Joseph An Oilithrigh_EU #FBPE #FollowBackProEU (@AnOilithrigh) May 20, 2019

Austria's far-right Vice-Chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache resigns over allegations of corruption, just days before key European elections. https://t.co/0Ze9U20C3i pic.twitter.com/Uaf88hiSbs

— CNN International (@cnni) May 18, 2019

Austria far-right leader ramps up anti-immigration rhetoric before European elections https://t.co/gHpqkZpUVP pic.twitter.com/DUMM9xS0cb

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) May 5, 2019

Miscellaneous

The first job of the new European Parliament will be to elect its next president. Find out about the procedure in our infographic ➡️ https://t.co/AtrfpXsLwL pic.twitter.com/qcTimikN8p

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) May 29, 2019

A number of lead candidates are standing for the presidency of the Commission. On 15 May, six of them presented their views on Europe. Check out the highlights of the debate ⬇ pic.twitter.com/sj8Ov35Kt8

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) May 28, 2019

https://twitter.com/Europarl_EN/status/1128737181386674176
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Meet @TimmermansEU, one of the candidates for the presidency of the European Commission taking part in a live debate at the Parliament in Brussels on 15 May ⬇ pic.twitter.com/0Obw2fG1fj

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) May 13, 2019

Meet @ManfredWeber, one of the candidates for the presidency of the European Commission taking part in a live debate at the Parliament in Brussels on 15 May ⬇ pic.twitter.com/BfQ4qOKnv9

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) May 13, 2019

Meet @vestager, one of the candidates for the presidency of the European Commission taking part in a live debate at the Parliament in Brussels on 15 May ⬇ pic.twitter.com/sP21qhQN9I

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) May 13, 2019

Meet @ZahradilJan, one of the candidates for the presidency of the European Commission taking part in a live debate at the Parliament in Brussels on 15 May ⬇ pic.twitter.com/sGeFqvne0L

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) May 13, 2019

Meet @SkaKeller, one of the candidates for the presidency of the European Commission taking part in a live debate at the Parliament in Brussels on 15 May ⬇ pic.twitter.com/rS1tmNGspn

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) May 13, 2019

Meet @AvecNico, one of the candidates for the presidency of the European Commission taking part in a live debate at the Parliament in Brussels on 15 May ⬇ pic.twitter.com/lXeSpGz72E

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) May 13, 2019

Six lead candidates vying to be president of the European Commission will take part in a debate in the European Parliament on 15 May. Watch the video to find out more ⬇ pic.twitter.com/MzYD3GTaq7

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) May 12, 2019

69 years without war in the European Union. Because united, we are peaceful. #EuropeDay pic.twitter.com/IeMn8zAOJE

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) May 9, 2019

Artificial intelligence is making our lives easier, but raises many ethical and legal questions. What should we do to avoid misusing AI? pic.twitter.com/w3kXzjVCJu

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) May 8, 2019

Frans Timmermans will be one of the candidates for the presidency of the European Commission taking part in a live Eurovision debate at the Parliament in Brussels on 15 May. Read more ➡️ https://t.co/zkObAWcpGE pic.twitter.com/vzaqdlMQ3q

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) May 8, 2019

Manfred Weber will be one of the candidates for the presidency of the European Commission taking part in a live Eurovision debate at the Parliament in Brussels on 15 May. Read more ➡️ https://t.co/gaHbDwDqOR pic.twitter.com/HfYlaOHik3

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) May 7, 2019

https://twitter.com/Europarl_EN/status/1125420262135091201

Margrethe Vestager will be one of the candidates for the presidency of the European Commission taking part in a live Eurovision debate at the Parliament in Brussels on 15 May. Read more ➡️ https://t.co/L2a3wcgslE pic.twitter.com/73hoEM0mS4

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) May 6, 2019

With technology penetrating our daily lives, to what extent do you trust the information circulating on the internet?
#WorldPressFreedomDay pic.twitter.com/GGgwHYTF5W

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) May 3, 2019

Jan Zahradil will be one of the candidates for the presidency of the European Commission taking part in a live Eurovision debate at the Parliament in Brussels on 15 May. Read more ➡️ https://t.co/NmmR4xCHzs pic.twitter.com/p0PX9GKqjZ

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) May 3, 2019

Ska Keller will be one of the candidates for the presidency of the European Commission taking part in a live Eurovision debate at the Parliament in Brussels on 15 May. Read more ➡️ https://t.co/lTxenRYmeZ pic.twitter.com/lj7NwHQEGc

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) May 2, 2019

Happy International Workers' Day! Did you know that freedom of movement gives people the right to work anywhere in the EU? Watch to learn more🔽🔽🔽 pic.twitter.com/hqDzEJToYS

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) May 1, 2019

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Nico Cué will be one of the candidates for the presidency of the European Commission taking part in a live Eurovision debate at the Parliament in Brussels on 15 May. Read more ➡️ https://t.co/RyqGepnHvj pic.twitter.com/U2MaChZ37n

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) April 30, 2019

Happy Easter! pic.twitter.com/kN86ya1nLw

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) April 21, 2019

Latvian Prime Minister Krišjānis Kariņš debated the future of Europe with MEPs today.

Find out what he had to say ➡️ https://t.co/ZqYArMjSNY pic.twitter.com/PrYhh7ohfI

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) April 17, 2019

https://twitter.com/Europarl_EN/status/1118124911430524928

MEPs vote next week on plans for a standing corps of 10,000 EU border guards by 2027 to boost Europe's security → https://t.co/DE2jEsOcKM pic.twitter.com/ftCJhNH703

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) April 11, 2019

EU rules seek to protect people reporting breaches of EU law and provide incentives for those aware of wrongdoing to act in the public interest.

Find out more ➡️ https://t.co/ADwOBk06xu pic.twitter.com/Qa3NDivhPe

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) April 8, 2019

New EU rules aim to ensure that whistleblowers can report wrongdoing without fear of reprisals.

Watch our video for details ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/MJriP2zHT2

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) April 8, 2019

https://twitter.com/EUCouncil/status/1133373528961691648
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Wisconsin Vol.8 (University of Wisconsin, Madison)

On @WISCTV_News3, Prof. Keith Findley discussed the governor's plan to restore pardons in Wisconsin. https://t.co/YfaYp9u66X

— Wisconsin Law School (@WisconsinLaw) May 7, 2019

Since the VOCA Restraining Order Clinic opened in January, law students have helped around 25 clients seek restraining orders in 4 Wisconsin counties. Prof. Marsha Mansfield & clinic instructor Ryan Poe-Gavlinski spoke to @CapTimes on the clinic's success. https://t.co/eE3JGsI8I0

— Wisconsin Law School (@WisconsinLaw) April 30, 2019

Andrew Hinkel '05 & Hannah Jurss '11 faced off in oral arguments before #SCOTUS yesterday in Wisconsin v. Mitchell, a case involving a warrantless blood draw from an unconscious driver. Read the analysis on @SCOTUSblog. https://t.co/p4kuhBViPw

— Wisconsin Law School (@WisconsinLaw) April 24, 2019

Prof. Quraishi-Landes is an expert on comparative Islamic & U.S. constitutional law, with a focus on modern Islamic constitutional theory. https://t.co/yeDR5dgoPr

— Wisconsin Law School (@WisconsinLaw) April 18, 2019

Prof. Alta Charo in @NYTimes: "A lot of people wish that those who knew or suspected would have made more noise." She co-led a 2017 national committee on human embryo editing. https://t.co/hfrVdjjJ1b

— Wisconsin Law School (@WisconsinLaw) April 15, 2019

Erin Barbato, director of IJC: “These policies are really affecting the work I do, and the way we teach and the way that we can serve," https://t.co/5y6H4wXB2d

— Wisconsin Law School (@WisconsinLaw) April 10, 2019

“We should go back & understand the wisdom of that kind of separation,” Prof. Peter Carstensen told @TheIntercept. “We would never want the interstate highway system to be owned by Walmart. It simplifies the market functions if you separate them out.” https://t.co/5QKiGxTenE

— Wisconsin Law School (@WisconsinLaw) April 1, 2019

Profs. @AQuraishiLandes & Nadia Ahmad outlined 5 myths about hijab for @WashingtonPost. Prof. Quraishi-Landes is an expert in comparative Islamic & US constitutional law at UW Law. https://t.co/i4MTXdCyOw

— Wisconsin Law School (@WisconsinLaw) March 18, 2019

Prof. Robert Yablon, an election law expert, weighs in on a scam PAC that masqueraded as a charity & duped hundreds of donors. “Under federal law, there is very little to stop that from happening,” he says. https://t.co/IoSkAv5W1U

— Wisconsin Law School (@WisconsinLaw) January 11, 2019

A controversial startup claims it can reverse the aging process. But Prof. Alta Charo, an expert in bioethics, says the assertion lacks evidence. https://t.co/hhYCdcRYua

— Wisconsin Law School (@WisconsinLaw) January 2, 2019

UW Political Scientist Kathy Cramer is helping to build a "Local Voices Network" to strengthen community and promote quality conversations about the most important issues of the day. Read more: https://t.co/yldp9TILHt pic.twitter.com/XKNqu0F0A3

— UW Political Science (@uwpolisci) April 1, 2019

61% of employers agree that an overseas study experience is a positive on a resume. Join our crowdfunding campaign (https://t.co/v5fKatI6vv) for scholarships to help incoming Badgers participate in our new "UW Rebels and Revolutions in Ireland" study abroad program. pic.twitter.com/RhTmeG3L41

— UW Political Science (@uwpolisci) December 11, 2018

Professor Dave Weimer writes about changing corporate taxation in The Hill https://t.co/nJsRVQZPJ4 @uwpolisci

— UW Political Science (@uwpolisci) April 26, 2017

Alumnus Tom Rademacher (BA, 2017) recently had his senior honors thesis on Wisconsin sand and gravel mining published in volume 25 of The Mining History Journal – the peer reviewed, scholarly journal of the Mining History Association! https://t.co/zZ2tt6Qd4R pic.twitter.com/B0yJBLHkuY

— UW History Dept (@UWHistoryDept) May 8, 2019

Congratulations to alumnus David Blight (PhD 1985), who has just won the Pulitzer Prize in History! Blight, Professor of History at Yale, was recognized for his most recent book, Frederick Douglass: Prophet of Freedom (Simon & Schuster, 2018) https://t.co/c0PJ0WCSd4 @yale_history pic.twitter.com/wRuyXBZHRm

— UW History Dept (@UWHistoryDept) April 17, 2019

Professor Patrick Iber had an op-ed published in the @nytimes yesterday, on the subject of U.S.-Venezuelan relations. Professor Iber is a historian of 20th century Latin America and U.S. foreign relations at UW-Madison. https://t.co/58mqMTh8Jo

— UW History Dept (@UWHistoryDept) February 1, 2019

Professor Jennifer Ratner-Rosenhagen has an article published today in the @washingtonpost, titled "The shutdown is Trump's ultimate attack on American intellectual life." Professor Ratner-Rosenhagen specializes in U.S. intellectual history at UW-Madison. https://t.co/JStjNZfJH7

— UW History Dept (@UWHistoryDept) January 24, 2019

Professor Nan Enstad published an op-ed piece for the @washingtonpost today, titled "How Gov. Evers can make Foxconn work for Wisconsin," that draws on historical comparisons from her new book, Cigarettes Inc.: An Intimate History of Corporate Imperialism. https://t.co/WimV6nmGld

— UW History Dept (@UWHistoryDept) January 7, 2019

Earlier this month Professor Nan Enstad was the featured guest on a podcast episode with @edgeeffectsmag, discussing her new book Cigarettes, Inc.: An Intimate History of Corporate Imperialism, which is due to be released later this month by @UChicagoPress https://t.co/5xmbzhsK69

— UW History Dept (@UWHistoryDept) November 14, 2018

At 3:06, we talk with @UWHistoryDept's Jennifer Ratner-Rosenhagen about the ideas that made America, and how they’ve changed over the years. https://t.co/NkaLG1TRaI

— Central Time On WPR (@centraltimewpr) April 4, 2019

China imposed its own tariffs on US imports to China & devalued its currency. @menzie_chinn: "That's going to nullify some of the intended effect Trump is aiming for, which is to shift American producers and consumers away from Chinese goods." https://t.co/1WCkmzOvuJ

— UW LaFollette School (@UWLaFollette) May 10, 2019

Former Senator Kohl gives $10 million to UW’s school of public affairs https://t.co/3lWEkRllLA pic.twitter.com/dM4UqtdtwE

— Wisconsin State Journal (@WiStateJournal) May 12, 2019

Addressing #ClimateChange will require a multi-pronged approach. @greg_nemet of @uwlafollette explains some of the differences between adaptation, mitigation, and #CO2 removal on the new episode of Resources Radio. Listen here: https://t.co/hPeexURWHJ pic.twitter.com/rQXxY1G5Zg

— Resources for the Future (@rff) April 3, 2019

More than 1,000 people have called, emailed or sent hardwritten letters to @GovEvers asking him about his plans to start issuing pardons again for @ScottWalker refused for the past eight years.

Read about it here:https://t.co/6PpjQQvId9

— Scott Bauer (@sbauerAP) March 25, 2019

Roses are red
Violets are blue
Send Vox an ER bill
For me to rummage through#healthpolicyvalentines https://t.co/2wOM4bB4TW

— Sarah Kliff (@sarahkliff) February 13, 2019

Down a member, Wisconsin regulators approve state's first utility-scale solar farms https://t.co/cuWx1Nvlj8 via @WiStateJournal

— Greg Nemet (@greg_nemet) April 12, 2019

Great read! “The Case for Ambitious Energy R&D in the U.S. “ – The Otherlab Blog – Medium https://t.co/q1CtSEBk17

— Greg Nemet (@greg_nemet) March 22, 2019

I had the chance to talk about my work w/ Susan Yackee on regulatory lobbying w/ @ShawnRadcliffe for his @Healthline piece. His article >> Check Your Freezer: What to Know About the Butterball Turkey Recall https://t.co/TGqShGVzkX @WVUEberly @UWLaFollette @PSUPublicPolicy

— Simon F. Haeder (@SimonFHaeder) March 18, 2019

Did the #FAA get too cozy w/ #Boeing? Read what Susan Yackee & I have to say about regulatory capture & whether it happened in this case in @ConversationUS https://t.co/Lopl0BAxRs @UWLaFollette @PSUPublicPolicy @WVUEberly @WVUPOLS @uwpolisci #EthiopianAirlinesCrash #regulation pic.twitter.com/mGFVrcU1ra

— Simon F. Haeder (@SimonFHaeder) March 22, 2019

Coalitions in three communities across Wisconsin are working to create systems that help older adults age in their homes and communities as they age.

We were happy to be a part of this important project from @careatuw. https://t.co/wmFLkz83UL

— WI Office of Rural Health (@rural_reporter) May 1, 2019

About half of those in Wisconsin experiencing a mental illness aren't receiving the care they need because of the state's workforce shortage of psychiatrists, according to a recent report from graduate students at @uwlafollette.

(Via @wfrvlocal5)https://t.co/IMleb0VEtz

— WI Office of Rural Health (@rural_reporter) April 29, 2019

"The Mueller report dominated news coverage last week. But one thing missing from the headlines? Research cited in the 448-page document was done by a team of graduate students at UW–Madison."https://t.co/6lLRsDpsxt

— UW-Madison SJMC (@uw_sjmc) April 24, 2019

.@kbculver provides her journalism ethics expertise in the Washington Post! @uwjournethics. A mainstream journalist opposed a mosque’s expansion. Is such activism appropriate? https://t.co/A8jR9uuVUn

— UW-Madison SJMC (@uw_sjmc) January 7, 2019

The ethics question at the heart of all election coverage? What approaches best serve the public interest. Here's how to avoid horse race coverage and its many ethical traps. @ElectionsCenter @bcburden @isalter41 https://t.co/uluiaVXizE pic.twitter.com/5iZDLGPgJn

— UW Journalism Ethics (@UWJournEthics) April 17, 2019

Our video showcasing the five finalists for the 2019 Anthony Shadid Award for Journalism Ethics. It's a stunning series of stories and an honor to share this work. @UWMadisonMedia https://t.co/TgnmFy0P9W pic.twitter.com/Bbh68doTPZ

— UW Journalism Ethics (@UWJournEthics) April 24, 2019

Catch and Kill: Can tabloids hide behind the First Amendment? https://t.co/RqkZpCDaTl via @ABAJournal

— UW Journalism Ethics (@UWJournEthics) April 2, 2019

How The Washington Post tallied more than 10,000 Trump falsehoods in less than three years https://t.co/inpqf7YAha pic.twitter.com/3QGiXsRrkX

— Poynter (@Poynter) May 7, 2019

Here's an index of unreliable news websites https://t.co/tZGAz0a6Mg pic.twitter.com/WSQQHtcf3K

— Poynter (@Poynter) May 1, 2019

Here’s a guide for using the terms ‘racist’ and ‘racism’ https://t.co/GwrLq2LEa5

— Poynter (@Poynter) April 19, 2019

The Mueller report confirms journalism that President Donald Trump denied https://t.co/mWvymjcPiT

— Poynter (@Poynter) April 19, 2019

A guide to less-extractive reporting, from @UWJournEthics: What vulnerable communities stand to gain—or lose—from sharing their stories with reporters, and what reporters are doing about it. https://t.co/KIKDZaTp8p

— Nieman Reports (@NiemanReports) May 13, 2019

Happy to see my research on everyday data journalism featured as part of a Q&A with @UWJournEthics. In that conversation, I give my thoughts on the ethical implications of the way data journalism is currently done and suggest some best practices: https://t.co/Fv1ZaLMNFE

— Rodrigo Zamith (@rodzam) April 25, 2019

Looking ahead to the 2020 presidential election, @bcburden tells @journalsentinel it's possible that Wisconsin "will appraoch the highest turnout rates achieved by any state in the current era." https://t.co/9RN41dhyLR

— Elections Research Center (@ElectionsCenter) May 15, 2019

Affiliate Kenneth Mayer spoke to @Newsweek about @SenGillibrand's plan for "democracy dollars" where voters would receive a voucher to donate to their prefered candidate. https://t.co/Vyh6xZfJwS

— Elections Research Center (@ElectionsCenter) May 6, 2019

Affiliate David Canon talks to @bpolitics about the potential for a Democratic presidential candidate to take back Wisconsin and the Rust Belt in 2020. https://t.co/FXfWnC3znT

— Elections Research Center (@ElectionsCenter) April 29, 2019

On the day of President Trump's rally in Green Bay, @bcburden tells @journalsentinel that although Trump can't take Wisconsin for granted in 2020, it's actually more crucial to the Democrats. https://t.co/SyMO2C50Aq

— Elections Research Center (@ElectionsCenter) April 27, 2019

Affiliate @KathyJCramer's work with "digital hearths" featured in @CapTimes. Her project facilitates community conversations and engages Madison residents on issues related to the upcoming mayoral election. https://t.co/EzRDMDnBxl

— Elections Research Center (@ElectionsCenter) April 1, 2019

Our faculty affiliates looked into what residents of Wisconsin think about redistricting. Writing in @CapTimes, they find support for taking redistricting out of the hands of state lawmakers and establishing a nonpartisan commission. https://t.co/uDci732Jod

— Elections Research Center (@ElectionsCenter) March 28, 2019

Interested in studying political ads? Our website offers comprehensive television ad data from across the country. Data are available from 1996 to 2008. Find out more here: https://t.co/8AMI9o2ZGT pic.twitter.com/oRPPagzvIf

— Elections Research Center (@ElectionsCenter) March 21, 2019

Which president used the most religious language? In a recently published article in #IJOC, @acerihughes looks at presidential discourse over time and finds @realDonaldTrump uses the most religious language. Find the full article here: https://t.co/FYUfa1KFUF pic.twitter.com/gaPYmjxwsK

— Elections Research Center (@ElectionsCenter) February 6, 2019

What are @HowardSchultz's chances of winning? @bcburden talks about it with @FinancialTimes. https://t.co/TGkvWT12Xi pic.twitter.com/rDVEsyEu39

— Elections Research Center (@ElectionsCenter) January 30, 2019

Kenneth Mayer served as an expert witness in this voting rights suit arguing at-large school board elections dilute the political power of people of color. https://t.co/nXYiF1imHo

— Elections Research Center (@ElectionsCenter) January 22, 2019

Do social media help people learn about politics? New research from @MikeXenos suggests that social media use overall reduces political knowledge. Check out the full article here: https://t.co/VUXGkbWBUf pic.twitter.com/Ukd51tiuaM

— Elections Research Center (@ElectionsCenter) January 9, 2019

In this recap about @ScottWalker's impact on Wisconsin, @KathyJCramer talks to the @journalsentinel about how Walker emphasized the rural-urban divide in the state during his tenure. #wipolitics https://t.co/0uWAtYHvuv

— Elections Research Center (@ElectionsCenter) January 4, 2019

Once arcane matters such as redistricting have become top issues in swing states such as Wisconsin, where @bcburden says Republicans enacted "a beautiful gerrymander." https://t.co/TQJtfdVhIi

— Elections Research Center (@ElectionsCenter) January 3, 2019

Higher rates of rejecting absentee ballots in some Georgia counties than in others is worrisome says @bcburden https://t.co/9E8Daufpmo

— Elections Research Center (@ElectionsCenter) December 24, 2018

Lame duck session in Wisconsin is "worrisome, because it appears to escalate the tactics that the parties are willing to use against one another," says @bcburden to @Reuters @usnews https://t.co/KQoll6bCZv

— Elections Research Center (@ElectionsCenter) December 17, 2018

David Canon and @KathyJCramer talk to the @nytimes about the distinction drawn between rural and urban voters to justify reducing Governor-elect @Tony4WI's power before he takes office. #WIgov https://t.co/BjAv76xMGy

— Elections Research Center (@ElectionsCenter) December 6, 2018

Does military conflict hurt or help incumbents? @chagai_weiss writes in @monkeycageblog about his research linking combat deaths to decreased vote share in Israel. https://t.co/tkxNOQaC6L

— Elections Research Center (@ElectionsCenter) December 4, 2018

With a close governor's race in Wisconsin, @ScottWalker has made some notable pivots. @prowag tells @TIME "Walker is really moderating: all of a sudden he’s for things he’s literally suing the federal government over." https://t.co/Hpg1MmUZZO

— Elections Research Center (@ElectionsCenter) November 1, 2018

"Progressive" is a broad label. @bcburden talks to @NPR about what it means in Wisconsin. https://t.co/lzyibVDQNw

— Elections Research Center (@ElectionsCenter) October 30, 2018

Check out @washingtonpost's geography of voting. @bcburden talks about how more competitive races may lead to more turnout this year. https://t.co/KdO8GmddSY

— Elections Research Center (@ElectionsCenter) October 23, 2018

Need a 2018 midterm supplement for your elections class? Try @ETheissMorse and I’s short monograph! Featuring work from @smotus @cmMcConnaughy @RachelBitecofer @b_schaffner @shannimcg. https://t.co/fiCA3JwNTK pic.twitter.com/XqgE2NETK6

— Mike Wagner (@prowag) January 12, 2019

Our analysis of Voter Suppression in the 2018 Midterm Elections has been published @BrennanCenter of Justice at NYU: https://t.co/LbHUoAesRg. @ElectionsCenter @uw_sjmc

— DiMAP (@DiMAP_UW) November 21, 2018

Australia Vol.17 (2019 federal election)

House of Representatives – who is leading? | @AusElectoralCom
2019 federal election boundaries map (w PDFs) | @AusElectoralCom
Infosheet 8 – Elections for the House of Representatives | Parliament of Australia
Senate Results | @ABCNews
How the Senate result is determined | @AusElectoralCom
Senate elections | Parliament of Australia

DELIVERING OUR PLAN | @LiberalAus
Our Plan – BUILDING OUR ECONOMY. SECURING YOUR FUTURE. | Liberal National Party
PLAN FOR A STRONGER REGIONAL AUSTRALIA – The Nationals’ heart is in the country and the coast. | @The_Nationals
OUR PLAN | @CountryLibs
Liberal Party’s Scott Morrison re-elected as Australian Prime Minister (Video; 05/18/2019) | @globalnews
Scott Morrison goes from accidental Prime Minister to homespun hero in election 2019 (05/20/2019) | Andrew Probyn @ABCNews
cf. Australia Vol.4 (Coalition – Liberal Party of Australia, Liberal National Party of Queensland, National Party of Australia, Country Liberal Party (NT) – 2016 Election Policies)
Malcolm Turnbull Election Night Speech 2016 (YouTube)
Tony Abbott Speech – 2013 Campaign Launch (YouTube)

Excerpts are on our own.
Australia’s conservatives relish unexpected 3rd term win (05/18/2019) | @reuters,@CBC
… The White House said Trump and Morrison spoke by phone and “pledged to continue their close cooperation on shared priorities.” Morrison told raucously cheering supporters late on Saturday, who just hours earlier had seemed resigned to defeat, that he had always believed in miracles. …
… Morrison, however, cast himself as the candidate who would work for aspirational voters and the tactic seemed to strike a chord. A Pentecostal church-goer, Morrison took over as prime minister last year when he emerged as the unexpected winner of infighting within the Liberal party…
… The government campaigned on a platform of tax cuts and stability, while Labor promised to reduce inequality through tax reform, higher wages, better public infrastructure and faster action on climate change. Fitch Ratings said in a note the result would bring policy continuity, including the coalition’s pledge to start delivering budget surpluses next financial year. …
Here are the winning stocks in Australia as Morrison takes victory at the elections (05/20/2019) | @CNBC
… Bank, coal miners, property and healthcare stocks jumped, pushing the benchmark S&P/ASX 200 index to an 11-year high, after opening 1.7% higher and hitting its highest intraday level since 2007. …
… Yancoal Australia surged 5.7%, New Hope jumped about 4%, and Whitehaven Coal rose about 2%…
… Shares of Australia’s biggest lender Commonwealth Bank of Australia jumped about 6% and National Australia Bank surged 6.63%. Australia and New Zealand Banking Group also rose 6.46%, while Westpac soared 7.16%. …
… Property classified ads company REA Group was up 7% and shares of its rival, Domain Holdings Australia, rose 3% in early trade. Construction firm Lendlease Group bounced about 1%, while property developer Stockland jumped over 4.5%.
… Shares of the country’s biggest private health insurer Medibank Private were up 10%, while smaller NIB Holdings was up 9%…
What a Labor Victory Might Mean for Australian Foreign Policy (01/31/2019) | @elenacollinson @CFR_org
… In October 2016, Shorten declared Trump “entirely unsuitable to be leader of the free world,” having earlier that year described Trump’s policies as “barking mad.” In January 2017, Shorten called the new president’s policy barring visitors from several Muslim-majority from entering the United States “appalling.”…
… But any rift this may cause between the two countries is likely to be superficial. Shorten and the senior members of his shadow cabinet have articulated an “unshakeable” commitment to the U.S.-Australia alliance, terming it a “pillar” of the ALP’s foreign policy vision and “central to Australia’s strategic interests.”…
… With respect to China, there is no immediate indication that the ALP’s approach will differ significantly from that of the current government. Criticisms from Labor of the government’s handling of the Australia-China relationship have predominantly centred on rhetoric, variously characterizing it as “disjointed megaphone diplomacy,” “Chinaphobic” and “unwise and provocative,”…
…a ban on foreign political donations, and the decision to block Chinese companies Huawei and ZTE from involvement in the rollout of Australia’s 5G network. Labor has also been supportive of strategies to balance China’s regional rise, actively engaging in the push to forge closer ties with Pacific nations, and articulating a strong commitment to the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue. There is also general consensus between the two major parties… the Australian government is handling the mass internment of an estimated one million Uighurs and other Muslim minorities in Xinjiang “the appropriate way” by enunciating Canberra’s concerns “very clear publicly and privately” but not immediately…
Shorten has also rejected the notion of “pre-emptively framing China as a strategic threat,” placing some distance between the Labor Party’s proposed China policy and the more adversarial posture toward China reflected in the U.S. National Security and National Defense Strategies and amplified in Vice President Mike Pence’s tough speech…
Two areas of potential difference in a Labor-led China policy may be on Australian strategy in the South China Sea and participation in the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). …
One priority in Labor’s overall Asia strategy is to deepen economic ties with Indonesia, one of Australia’s most important, and often contentious, bilateral relationships. …
…in 2017, there is bipartisan support for the Australian foreign policy white paper released that year. The white paper, Australia’s first in fourteen years, examines the shifting power dynamics in the Indo-Pacific region, with a particular focus on the challenges presented by China’s rise…

Winners: Scott Morrison, Warringah, Real Estate Industry, the top 10% of income earners
Losers: Women, POC, the environment

As you were Australia #ausvotes

— Glenn Kefford (@GlennKefford) May 19, 2019

Podcast #27 – Federal election results https://t.co/Br94dTRuGv

— The Tally Room (@thetallyroom) May 19, 2019

So the polls were worse than usual at predicting the #ausvotes election result, but the pundits were far worse than the polls in the certainty with which they predicted an ALP victory. Some quick day-after reflections with #rstats https://t.co/Rtho1AjcJR pic.twitter.com/auvnEGf9UF

— Peter Ellis (@ellis2013nz) May 19, 2019

Here is a summary of the voting recommendations from newspaper editorials across the country.

Discuss. #ausvotes #AusVotes2019 #auspol pic.twitter.com/soOPHzxhLS

— Nicholas Reece (@Nicholas_Reece) May 17, 2019

“For the first time in years there is a clear difference between the parties on policy” says @ariadne_syd, #auspol expert at @Sydney_Uni https://t.co/WcqkKPvka7

— Katie Booth (@Kate_Booth8) May 18, 2019

The result when you plug the Newspoll state breakdown in The Australian this morning into my ABC election calculator, https://t.co/xazm88ScfB

— Antony Green (@AntonyGreenABC) May 13, 2019

The swingometer: see which electorates are swinging to Labor or the Coalition in the election https://t.co/ybxzYSuQzT v quick interactive viz of swing by electorate pic.twitter.com/WXIndIlcFq

— Nick Evershed (@NickEvershed) May 18, 2019

This is awesome https://t.co/wrYJrhIHDc

— Bec Strating (@becstrating) May 18, 2019

Read about the iconic sausage sizzle that happens at many polling booths each election, which is all-but-synonymous with the Australian democratic process https://t.co/IZl1XAsbDL #ausvotes #ausvotes19 #ausvotes2019 #democracysausage #onionsontop #tomatosauce #auspol

— PolicyInnoHub (@federalfuture) May 17, 2019

Ahead of tomorrow's election, @ProjectQSydney has published its four #quantum policy priorities for the Australian Government #auspol https://t.co/eP2eQRUzC1

— Sydney CISS (@sydneyciss) May 17, 2019

Me on where to from here for the government and the Liberal party https://t.co/Mkoq5D7Vis #auspol19

— Marija Taflaga (@MarijaTaflaga) May 19, 2019

A key challenge- making the connection between evidence and community influence, particularly in the context of jobs @ANUCrawford https://t.co/2oZecuHQmJ

— Prof Helen Sullivan (@HelenCSullivan) May 19, 2019

Today in the @AFR – @Asialink_au International Director Tony Milner says that the silence on #foreignpolicy in this #AusElection is a a calm before the diplomatic storm. Read in full here https://t.co/aBOjDCc1Ur #Auspol pic.twitter.com/W8XEG6NAoA

— Asialink (@Asialink_au) May 14, 2019

Australia’s conservative government celebrates its surprise election victory that defied years of unfavorable opinion polls. More: https://t.co/YDlGIDGviJ by @LidKelly and @barrett_ink pic.twitter.com/kYqhBO6Y1e

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) May 19, 2019

President ScoMo wins ‘miracle’ election | Graeme Dobell | https://t.co/ekVZXc8APw pic.twitter.com/1kp05Ior6z

— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 19, 2019

Here, @samroggeveen looks at how global trends have had a transformative effect on domestic politics in explaining the weekend results. “Australia’s election: what the hell just happened?” https://t.co/Zaf3kjz5sW, via @LowyInstitute

— Daniel Flitton (@danielflitton) May 20, 2019

This piece by @1RossGittins is pretty much the only piece of election analysis you need to read. All the rest are filler. https://t.co/HhWVI2KsoJ

— Bernard Keane (@BernardKeane) May 19, 2019

https://twitter.com/ebony_bennett/status/1130300784963272704

From fixed parliamentary terms to a truly independent house speaker – these are just two of the ideas put forward to reform #AusPol.

Do you support them?@Nicholas_Reece & @newdemocracyAUS's Iain Walker join @mjrowland68 to discuss #AusVotes pic.twitter.com/S7R3FQ2HVC

— News Breakfast (@BreakfastNews) May 5, 2019

Federal election 2019: What a Coalition win means for you, major policies explained: Scott Morrison’s stunning win saw the Coalition remain in government, but some changes are still coming soon. Here’s what you need to know. (w Video; 05/20/2019) | @9NewsAUS
Former Liberal Party leader: How Morrison won Australian elections (Video; 05/20/2019) | @CNBC
Working-Class Voters Deliver a Win for Conservatives in Australia (05/19/2019) | @NRO
Five Things To Know About Australia’s Election Results: As the country attempts to get its head around what happened last night, we are offering up a few bite-sized takeaways to get you through a day of political small talk. (19/05/2019) | @vice
What Scott Morrison’s win means for Australian investors (18/05/2019) | Katarina Taurian @NestEggAU
Why China is not celebrating the unexpected Australian election result (05/20/2019) | John Lee @CNN
Australia’s conservative party retains power in shocking election result (05/19/2019) | Rachel Withers @vox
How did they get it so wrong? Polling companies explain what happened after predicting a Labor win for THREE YEARS (20/05/2019) | DANIEL PIOTROWSKI and STEPHEN JOHNSON @dailymailuk
10 key lessons from Australia’s poll-defying election results (05/20/2019) | @washingtonpost
4 things to know about Australia’s contentious election: After years of dysfunction, will conservatives get the boot? (w Video; 05/17/2019) | Eric Kleefeld @vox
2019 Federal Election Preview (12/05/2019) | @OddscheckerAu
Morrison’s Allies Retain Power in Most-Populous Australian State (03/23/2019) | Jason Scott and Jackie Edwards @bpolitics
FactCheck: has Australia’s net debt doubled under the current government? (08/06/2018) | Mark Crosby @ConversationEDU

Join us for coverage of the 2019 federal election https://t.co/CEWtTb5iza

— ABC News (@abcnews) May 18, 2019

Media Acknowledges President Trump’s Successes on Australia’s “Miracle” Election: Media reluctantly ties Australia's "shocking" election results to Trump's unprecedented popularity here and abroad despite the elite's unhinged efforts to destroy him. https://t.co/LuQR3Somni pic.twitter.com/somFuO6dvy

— Pamela Geller (@PamelaGeller) May 19, 2019

Congratulations to Australian Prime Minister @ScottMorrisonMP on winning this election! PM Morrison is a believer and follower of Jesus Christ—and Australia is blessed to have him. I know he’d appreciate your prayers. https://t.co/LKiLSvNOVS

— Franklin Graham (@Franklin_Graham) May 18, 2019

Remember election night 2016 when all the commentators were in disbelief when Hillary lost the unlosable election?

That’s what’s happening tonight in Australia as center right @LiberalAus appears on track to win incredible upset. #auspoI #australiavotes

— Ron Nehring (@RonNehring) May 18, 2019

Australia’s shock election result should echo around the world. Voters defied predictions and pollsters to deliver a brilliant blow against the green, authoritarian, SJW politics of the Labor party, argues @nickcater #auspol https://t.co/lSoUl3wzBd

— spiked (@spikedonline) May 20, 2019

Google Trends showed there was a spike in searches for "moving to New Zealand" in Australia on Saturday and Sunday.https://t.co/bSbuMz9BZj

— SBS News (@SBSNews) May 21, 2019

Anyone noticing a pattern yet? Election after election, all over the world – pollsters continue to be “shocked” as ruling class institutions continue to be shunned by the citizenry. https://t.co/4CTetQEa06

— Chris Stigall (@ChrisStigall) May 18, 2019

Australians voted for less immigration, less government intervention in the economy, and against the costly climate change policies of the Left.

This trend is growing everywhere and will reach Canada in October! https://t.co/kKdMuszue9

— Maxime Bernier (@MaximeBernier) May 18, 2019

Voting in Australia is required by law. If you don't vote you get fined. According to the BBC, last year's election had a 95% voter turnout rate. Something to consider for the US. https://t.co/xdBu2LcGvh

— Andrea Chalupa (@AndreaChalupa) May 18, 2019

“Today I spoke to @ScottMorrisonMP to congratulate him on his election victory. Australia is a longstanding friend of the UK and I look forward to continuing the close cooperation between our countries.” – PM @Theresa_May https://t.co/o4a2z2t5Tp

— UK Prime Minister (@10DowningStreet) May 19, 2019

The Australian stock market has surged to a 12-year high as investors reacted to the Coalition's unexpected federal election win. @Ross_Greenwood #9News pic.twitter.com/gtu4fgDl4u

— Nine News Australia (@9NewsAUS) May 20, 2019

Labor’s Policies For A Fair Go For Australia | @AustralianLabor
LABOR’S FISCAL PLAN (PDF) | @AustralianLabor
How Australian Labor lost ‘the unlosable election’ (Audio) | Rebecca Huntley @abcconvos
How did the Liberal National Party win over voters in Queensland? (YouTube) | @ABCNews
Bill Shorten quits as Labor leader after loss (YouTube) | @9NewsAUS
What the left can learn from Australian Labor: By combining radical economics with patriotism, the party has made itself the favourite to win this May’s general election. (16/01/2019) | Adrian Pabst @NewStatesman
cf. Australia Vol.12 (Queensland)
We’re building a future for all of us | @Greens
Swing of 2.6% will give the Greens a dominant role on Senate crossbench: Adam Bandt comfortably re-elected in Melbourne but party fails to make gains in the lower house (19/05/2019) | @Paul_Karp @guardian
The rise of the Australian Greens (22/09/2008) | Scott Bennett @ Politics and Public Administration Section @ Parliament of Australia
cf. Australia Vol.3 (Australian Labor Party’s 10 Year Plan for Australia’s Economy; AUSTRALIAN GREENS ELECTION PLATFORM 2016)
Election 2016: Bill Shorten’s full campaign launch speech (YouTube)
Kevin Rudd’s Labor campaign launch speech (YouTube; 2013)
Julia Gillard Campaign Launch (YouTube; 2010)

Excerpts are on our own.
Australian election: Labor’s humiliating defeat – why it fell apart for Bill Shorten – ANALYSIS (19/05/2019) | Malcolm Farr @nzherald
… Bill Shorten’s attempt to parlay six years of Labor unity and preparation into a victory formula has failed, with Queensland bringing it undone. …
… Scott Morrison has established himself as a fierce political street brawler who surprised Labor with his energy, his aggression, and his read of the electorate. …
… As Liberal John Hewson found in 1993, Labor’s Bill Shorten has learned in 2019: Being a reformer exposes you to misrepresentation by an opponent unencumbered by fresh direction. …
… It should also be acknowledged his departure makes life easier for Morrison, who will not have to keep looking over his shoulder at creeping Abbott ambitions. … “It’s also clear that in at least some of what might be described as ‘wealthy seats’, we are doing it tough, and the Green left is doing better.”
…few political operative were able to pander to the desires for simplistic certainties, like Pauline Hanson and Clive Palmer. @OneNationAus and @UnitedAusParty were crucial in regional Queensland results. …
Tanya Plibersek’s disastrous comment that cost Labor Queensland: Tanya Plibersek has been slammed over a remark she made in the lead-up to the election, which may have cost her party the crucial state of Queensland. (05/20/2019) | @gavindfernando @newscomauHQ
…she was out there denigrating the coal industry and saying it will phase out,” he told Sky News. “To say that on the eve of the election, in which there are six marginal seats in North Queensland in the coal belt, was absolutely disastrous. …
… The seats Mr Katter refers to are Peter Dutton’s northern Brisbane seat of Dickson, George Christensen’s marginal seat of Dawson, the Townsville-based seat of Herbert, as well as Flynn, Capricornia and Leichhardt. …
… The Labor Party was dealt a crushing blow in Queensland, with its vote falling to just 27.4 per cent…
… Last month, she told the ABC that Australians “can’t rely on an Indian mining company to bring jobs to central and north Queensland”. Prime Minister Scott Morrison slammed her over the remarks, comparing her to former NSW Labor leader Michael Daley. Mr Daley infamously accused Asians of taking Australian jobs during the NSW state election in March, before he went on to lose the vote. …
… “We needed to make it clear that if it was able to do so, that of course Labor would welcome the investment and jobs,” Mr Fitzgibbon said. The Hunter MP, who suffered a big swing against him towards One Nation’s pro-coal candidate, also said the party had drifted too far to the left. …
… Liberal senator Eric Abetz said the impact of the debate around Adani went beyond Queensland, into his own state of Tasmania. “Adani was seen … as an indication that the Labor Party was deserting its grassroots and the workers in favour of the suburban city elite…

.@australian's Paul Kelly: This isn't just a defeat for @AustralianLabor; It went to this election with a radical left-wing agenda, attempting to change the country on a progressive basis. Its progressive agenda has been repudiated.

MORE: https://t.co/tyxIk8GVkJ #SpeersOnSunday pic.twitter.com/ZeOdRB67Bv

— Sky News Australia (@SkyNewsAust) May 18, 2019

In all the election commentary last night, not a single word on the elephant in the room: Murdoch, with 70% control of Australia’s print media,ran the single most biased campaign in Australian political history. Reason for the silence? People are in fear of Murdoch’s power.

— Kevin Rudd (@MrKRudd) May 19, 2019

.@Kieran_Gilbert: It feels like Labor is on the cusp of losing the unloseable election. The numbers in Queensland are horrendous

Stream live coverage at https://t.co/DOkPkKjeYk #AusVotes2019 #AustraliaDecides pic.twitter.com/VJ3qrMsrSc

— Sky News Australia (@SkyNewsAust) May 18, 2019

Shocking defeat for Left in Australia, stunned pollsters and mainstream media who had predicted this election as 'unlosable for Labor'. Conservative @ScottMorrisonMP focused on 'Australian First', Jobs and Imigration, while Labor focused on #ClimateChange https://t.co/hFt7vgwuEd

— Sara A. Carter (@SaraCarterDC) May 18, 2019

The Australian election results are horrifying. We're on the brink of climate catastrophe. Australia is one of the top carbon emitters per capita in the world. The new leader has no climate change policy, and walked into parliament waving a chunk of coal. Not even kidding. pic.twitter.com/IbAIF8X6vc

— Kate Crawford (@katecrawford) May 18, 2019

‘We have lost Australia for now,’ warns climate scientist in wake of election upset | The latest from Joe Romm at @ClimateProgress: https://t.co/xd1z2Q9R5J

— Michael E. Mann (@MichaelEMann) May 18, 2019

https://twitter.com/HillelNeuer/status/1129888752183185408

Election results like Australia, Brexit, the US, make it difficult to parse the world we live in. I’m not berated by people every time I walk down a street, in any country really, but then one wonders, what are those people thinking? #ausvotes

— Yassmin Abdel-Magied (@yassmin_a) May 18, 2019

Last month was the second warmest April on record, NOAA says.

Australia’s region had its highest January-April temperature on record. On Saturday, Australia had an election and decided to not really do anything about all this. pic.twitter.com/1x9W93mtMy

— Oliver Milman (@olliemilman) May 20, 2019

Chris Kenny: How did ABC journalists get the election results so wrong?@QuentinDempster: They are guided by the opinion polls. The fallout from this is the authenticity of those polls. Newspoll has always had high levels of accuracy.

MORE: https://t.co/bZO9mASfZp #Kennyonmedia pic.twitter.com/jLsOSs7RSX

— Sky News Australia (@SkyNewsAust) May 20, 2019

Wisconsin Vol.7 (University of Wisconsin, Madison)

Consumers today have more power than ever before. Or do they? WSB faculty shared their expertise in an open forum facilitated by @washingtonpost's Jonathan O’Connell (BA ’01) on corporate responsibility and the influence of social media. https://t.co/3d5kksc1zL pic.twitter.com/AE2Ayv8wXq

— WI School of Business Research (@WSBresearch) May 6, 2019

Research Roundup: WSB faculty in the Department of Accounting and Information Systems share their recent research on topics ranging from pension funding to continuous auditing. https://t.co/5kkjiZmvKH pic.twitter.com/dcelWbHXz1

— WI School of Business Research (@WSBresearch) April 30, 2019

New research from WSB's Jan Heide looks at how marketing teams are increasingly relying on temporary organizations. Published by @JofMarketing, the research includes a playbook on how to make these pop-up teams work. https://t.co/b89Mo9wP7x

— WI School of Business Research (@WSBresearch) April 29, 2019

On this #EarthDay, a look back at Enno Siemsen's research about how managerial attention drives company decision-making when it comes to environmental improvement projects: https://t.co/dAm1SZp46S pic.twitter.com/FN6mfgHGMy

— WI School of Business Research (@WSBresearch) April 22, 2019

Relevant on this #TaxDay—New research from WSB's Fabio Gaertner finds that U.S. tax reform changed the global competitive landscape, with China experiencing a total market value decrease of about $237 billion. https://t.co/geUYWBNxgp pic.twitter.com/XHgLpmeYt9

— WI School of Business Research (@WSBresearch) April 15, 2019

Corporate bonds are typically traded through a decentralized, over-the-counter market. WSB's Sébastien Plante considers what might happen if we migrate corporate bonds from their current structure to one of public exchange. https://t.co/e84TaipbYg pic.twitter.com/EzArS7zznR

— WI School of Business Research (@WSBresearch) April 8, 2019

As the venture capital scene in Madison climbs, many VC firms are increasingly selling their ability to help companies grow.

“Venture capitalists are competing with each other to be more entrepreneur-friendly,” says WSB's @jon_eckhardt in @CapTimes.https://t.co/jcfl1n3C7x

— WI School of Business Research (@WSBresearch) April 5, 2019

"We forget that who's winning and who's losing in this industry and related industries comes down to economies of scale and scope, efficiencies and logistics, and distribution and effective online platform tied to logistics," says WSB's Hart Posen. https://t.co/pOioEpr7EE

— WI School of Business Research (@WSBresearch) March 19, 2019

Do to-do lists actually hinder productivity? Research by WSB's Page Moreau suggests that when you regularly complete clear-cut tasks, it starts to impact your ability to creatively problem solve. https://t.co/H4HAhLKq7Z

— WI School of Business Research (@WSBresearch) February 22, 2019

We'll avert another gov't shutdown, but workers still struggle with effects of the last one.

“The first shutdown created very long-term problems,” says WSB's @JirsMeuris. And morale may be down too. “Getting that trust back is going to take a long time.” https://t.co/p8fAR4oDWI

— WI School of Business Research (@WSBresearch) February 15, 2019

WSB's "Regional and Urban Economics" course—an Ideas Worth Teaching awardee from @AspenInstitute—challenges students to bring macroeconomic perspective to addressing homelessness without losing sight of people's humanity. https://t.co/Ddooum4ijW

— WI School of Business Research (@WSBresearch) February 7, 2019

WSB's Hart Posen says Shopko's strategy of serving small cities with its "hometown" stores didn't pay off and is now leaving some customers without access to their prescriptions. https://t.co/ZaI1f3YUkA

— WI School of Business Research (@WSBresearch) January 28, 2019

WSB's @JirsMeuris spoke on @WPR about how lack of pay during the government shutdown could mean bad news for national security. https://t.co/6o7UTl9R5h

— WI School of Business Research (@WSBresearch) January 17, 2019

What is it that allows some cities to escape the “boom and bust” town narrative to become livable, workable, and sustainable? WSB's Jon Eckhardt weighs in. https://t.co/PobFshw2gI

— WI School of Business Research (@WSBresearch) January 15, 2019

The cost of borrowing for a house, car, college education, and consumer goods may be headed up in 2019, but not by a lot, analysts say. WSB's Jim Johannes weighs in. https://t.co/vdkkVmjAuu

— WI School of Business Research (@WSBresearch) January 14, 2019

Hospitals will now have to break down individual prices for items such as medications, and room and board. WSB's Justin Sydnor says there could be benefits to the new regulation.https://t.co/RanGX0rvDV

— WI School of Business Research (@WSBresearch) January 4, 2019

WSB's Alex Stajkovic shares his research-based tips on how to meet your New Year's resolutions: https://t.co/aXliTlWZlk pic.twitter.com/Atq5NRElAo

— WI School of Business Research (@WSBresearch) January 2, 2019

Doing some last minute shopping? Look for items you already own and like. They’re more likely to be a hit with your recipient, according to research from WSB’s Evan Polman. https://t.co/x7gQJADUrJ

— WI School of Business Research (@WSBresearch) December 22, 2018

WSB Assistant Professor Anita Mukherjee co-authors this post, summarizing recent research on how to reduce opioid abuse and opioid-related mortality. https://t.co/wSOz7QMw8Q

— WI School of Business Research (@WSBresearch) December 7, 2018

WSB's Justin Sydnor, an expert on insurance decisions and health care, helps explain what the pre-existing conditions vote by the Wisconsin Senate means. https://t.co/mDPFH2lH1v

— WI School of Business Research (@WSBresearch) December 7, 2018

“It’s up to you—the leader—to inspire people and motivate them to go above and beyond,” says WSB's Alex Stajkovic.

He researches transformational leadership, describing it as leadership that takes people’s performance from good to “above and beyond.” https://t.co/19svoICP3j pic.twitter.com/Z7MCT6zllp

— WI School of Business Research (@WSBresearch) December 4, 2018

Research from WSB's Hart Posen and his coauthors distills the traits that lead an entrepreneur to get into, or out of, the startup business, as told by @FuturityNews.https://t.co/j7r2w72wnn

— WI School of Business Research (@WSBresearch) November 27, 2018

It's #BlackFriday. Are you feeling feisty while shopping? It could be due to psychological ownership—the feeling that an item is yours before you've bought it, according to research from WSB's Joann Peck. https://t.co/CpKcn9vmTF

— WI School of Business Research (@WSBresearch) November 23, 2018

With starter homes flying off the market, it can be tough to make the buy. Mark Eppli, director of @UW_GraaskampCtr, weighs in, noting that "housing in Wisconsin is particularly affordable right now." https://t.co/3jb21ZjAxv

— WI School of Business Research (@WSBresearch) October 1, 2018

Want to put on a feast without blowing your budget? Kristin Branch, director of WSB's @ACNielsenCenter, says to look for "businesses and products that add to the experience, versus fancy details that may soon be forgotten." Via @Wallethub: https://t.co/oGh5YaSssJ pic.twitter.com/AC9aqXiUCT

— WI School of Business Research (@WSBresearch) November 22, 2017

Related reading: research by Professor Suzanne Shu & @UWBusiness's Joann Peck shows that instilling ownership feelings leads to greater care of public lands.#EarthDay https://t.co/uTNDoTy9Lj

— UCLA Anderson (@uclaanderson) April 22, 2019

Real estate student Jack Pawlik (BBA '19) caught the entrepreneurship bug early.

"I kind of spoiled myself my freshman year getting involved with a really cool startup," he says. "So ever since then I've know that this is what I want to do for a career."
https://t.co/66ngBxE8jq

— Wisconsin School of Business (@UWBusiness) April 25, 2019

Brothers Jeff and Rick Diermeier credit their WSB education for much of their success in finance and manufacturing, respectively. “It’s a cornerstone,” says Rick of his time at WSB. “If I had gone anywhere else, would any of my life be happening this way?” https://t.co/pmGYomMPrO

— Wisconsin School of Business (@UWBusiness) April 24, 2019

"When the CEO and leadership team look at who’s going to solve sustainability problems, the heads turn toward supply chain,” says Jake Dean, director of @UWGraingerCtr. #EarthDay

A WSB/@NelsonInstitute panel points to a circular economy as a solution: https://t.co/nticAsViBr pic.twitter.com/SF76GoSoTJ

— Wisconsin School of Business (@UWBusiness) April 22, 2019

Machine learning is an important part of business analytics. Caleb White (MBA '20) shares what WSB has taught him on the topic: https://t.co/t2u4UvHT12

"My desire to learn more about data mining and analytics was something that I found of mutual interest [with WSB]," he says. pic.twitter.com/8HgexzzKQN

— Wisconsin School of Business (@UWBusiness) April 4, 2019

“My background is in big pharma, biotech, and a lot of times,” says WSB's Pete Lukszys, “they don’t feel that a market like pediatric cardiology is big enough; these are huge companies with lots of overhead.” But Atrility’s first device is now being prepared for production. https://t.co/bWAYqoLR4S

— Wisconsin School of Business (@UWBusiness) March 19, 2019

In need of some book recommendations? Brad Chandler, director of WSB's Nicholas Center for Corporate Finance and Investment Banking, is staying on top of the latest finance news and trends by reading these books: https://t.co/kHz7JPc1yM pic.twitter.com/vcNbaFyq29

— Wisconsin School of Business (@UWBusiness) February 21, 2019

Fifty years ago, black students at @UWMadison called for a campus-wide student strike until administrators agreed to 13 demands. This February 1969 protest was among the largest in UW's history. See how the #UWBlackStudentStrike50 unfolded. https://t.co/I4GpeUnbOL

— Wisconsin School of Business (@UWBusiness) February 13, 2019

Is live stream shopping the next evolution in digital commerce? Brad Lewis (MBA '19) thinks it could provide new avenues for retailers and influencers who take advantage of it. https://t.co/c75xifjbq8 pic.twitter.com/VFi7W0lRQv

— Wisconsin School of Business (@UWBusiness) January 16, 2019

Does marketing still matter? “Absolutely,” Marc Pritchard, chief brand officer at Procter & Gamble, told #WiscMBA students. The #GilletteAd is a case in point.

“People want to know what brands believe in. They want to know our values and points of view." https://t.co/b9GLpEbJM9

— Wisconsin School of Business (@UWBusiness) January 15, 2019

Blair Williams (B.A. ’94, MBA ’97, JD ’97, M.S. ’98) is director of real estate for the Milwaukee @Bucks, consulting with the team to develop the area around the new Fiserv Forum. Read how this alumni advocate uses real estate to create community. https://t.co/h4xPFXKMnp pic.twitter.com/pk3CeH8Uek

— Wisconsin School of Business (@UWBusiness) January 8, 2019

From diversity in the business world to the best spots to dine on campus, the Fall 2018 issue of @bLineWisconsin offers insights by students, for students. https://t.co/SIKLHfRZ3h pic.twitter.com/1kIeYCnQBo

— Wisconsin School of Business (@UWBusiness) January 4, 2019

The redesigned Integrated Company Analysis project gave @WisconsinMBA students a chance to work with @Medtronic, a global leader in medical technology & services.

It was "a tremendous learning experience for our students,” says Asst. Dean Blair Sanford: https://t.co/LL28chnn2a pic.twitter.com/YmwpQWlumP

— Wisconsin School of Business (@UWBusiness) June 14, 2018

A new look, yes. But also new functionality, new opportunities, and a new era of learning.https://t.co/OVb9jIu7tC

— Wisconsin School of Business (@UWBusiness) May 3, 2018

WSB's Business Plan Competition gave @Eatstreet $10,000 prize and free office space in 2011. “More than funding, we gained access to some amazing entrepreneurs in Madison, who were judges and are still mentors today,” says CEO Matt Howard. https://t.co/TjuiZ6qn3n

— Wisconsin School of Business (@UWBusiness) April 13, 2018

WSB's @UW_GraaskampCtr goes on the road, gaining industry insights in Minneapolis from CEO of @ryancompanies: https://t.co/oMtiBDdMYu pic.twitter.com/gujCoZpUM8

— Wisconsin School of Business (@UWBusiness) July 28, 2017

Feeling those first day jitters? Read these helpful tips about how to boost your performance at a new job: https://t.co/FuLIQeRPbC pic.twitter.com/4bGtLb0C0S

— Wisconsin MBA (@WisconsinMBA) May 13, 2019

The city of Madison has been consistently ranked as one of the best places to live in America.

Still not convinced? Check out everything life in Madison has to offer: https://t.co/beOGkjDOMg pic.twitter.com/YtvNRrf2AW

— Wisconsin MBA (@WisconsinMBA) April 12, 2019

The Wisconsin MBA Program is proud to be one of the three founding members of @cgsm_mba.

Read more about our partnerships and Wisconsin's commitment to sustaining a diverse learning community: https://t.co/1pdWankHor pic.twitter.com/sMNanbSNdz

— Wisconsin MBA (@WisconsinMBA) February 19, 2019

Alumni Lori Rosenthal (Executive MBA Class of 2014), vice president and principal of GRAEF-USA Inc. was recently interviewed by BizTimes about the developments of GRAEF and its recent move to The Avenue in downtown Milwaukee. Read the full article: https://t.co/0T1g9Ojm7x pic.twitter.com/GxwBaRWx5a

— WI Eve & Exec Prgms (@WiscEveExecMBA) April 11, 2019

Did you miss our first webinar on change management? Catch it here! https://t.co/aPIk8goyMT

— Wisc Business Alumni (@WiscBusAlumni) May 15, 2019

“Travel broadens my perspective and provides great insights into human nature." —Karl Kramer (BBA ’85) https://t.co/Yw0nHv4k9e pic.twitter.com/O8D36Jy975

— Wisc Business Alumni (@WiscBusAlumni) March 31, 2017

As @UWMadison announces a new Data Science Institute, @amfam expands its partnership with campus boosting research. It's a collaboration that benefits the data science field and ultimately consumers. https://t.co/g5Z8zGzxNz pic.twitter.com/yEHSp6cxSe

— UW-Madison OBE (@UW_OBE) April 19, 2019

A patient need sparks an idea, which leads to inspiration, collaboration, creation and now a patent is pending for a device that could help the smallest of heart patients. This is how #UWChangesLives. https://t.co/Ksj04ekluI pic.twitter.com/RxNSNqLTNB

— UW-Madison OBE (@UW_OBE) March 19, 2019

Madison attracts more millennials than any other city and it's becoming a major player for attracting companies. https://t.co/BL3H15bqP2

— UW Graaskamp Center (@UW_GraaskampCtr) September 21, 2018

Check out this article on @UWMadison's UniverCity program with Dane County. https://t.co/78BFJ2bElx

— UW Graaskamp Center (@UW_GraaskampCtr) October 16, 2017

#CapitalWatch – The secondary market in real estate funds has come a long way since the Global Financial Crisis… https://t.co/vt5bf10r4s pic.twitter.com/XCLxOL7L4l

— CBRE Capital Markets (@cbrecapitalmkts) February 2, 2017

Alex Kubicek (WAVE '11) in the news!

Understory advances understanding of weather patternshttps://t.co/213aa7Iavv pic.twitter.com/XBmVF3PLhi

— Weinert Center (@WeinertCenter) September 26, 2018

#WiscMBA's Evan Pohlman comments on the benefits marketers can redeem from human curiosity. https://t.co/ySFCYdXnVj

— A.C. Nielsen Center (@ACNielsenCenter) November 13, 2016

Dell, GM, and others partner to find ways to better manage ocean plastics https://t.co/pVDEG6z5gE

— UW Grainger Center (@UWGraingerCtr) December 15, 2017

Congrats to UW alum and CBPM Advisory Board member, Matt Vokoun, Director of Product Management at Google, and thanks for sharing with us some exciting news! His team is launching a new product- the Pixel Slate! https://t.co/L9LIuc2bUI #wiscmba #google

— CBPM @ WisconsinMBA (@UWCBPM) October 15, 2018

When digital advertising came on the scene, it gave brands a way to reach and target consumers and have better line of site to ROI than traditional media. After years of massive growth in digital ad spend, have we reached a tipping point? https://t.co/FTLUkfQDxA

— CBPM @ WisconsinMBA (@UWCBPM) March 7, 2018

Interesting perspective after advertising's biggest night of the year, the SuperBowl: https://t.co/X79s5yqE6i

— CBPM @ WisconsinMBA (@UWCBPM) February 9, 2018

Win-win: Students learn #consulting in a real-world environment. Business clients gain market insights and other business tools — all free of charge. Thanks to@uwmadisonsbdc and @BCwisc! https://t.co/to13gFnSse #witrep #smallbiz #Entrepreneurship @UWMadison @UWBusiness pic.twitter.com/IjVQIo1jt0

— Wisconsin SBDC (@WisconsinSBDC) January 2, 2019

Ireland Vol.43 (Leinster Vol.10 – City of Dublin Vol.3)

The Dublin City Development Plan (2016-2022) | @DubCityCouncil
Chapter 6 – City Economy and Enterprise | @DubCityCouncil
About Dublin | @DubCham
Dublin | BRITANNICA
Dublin Economic Monitor | @DubCityCouncil
Dublin Economic Monitor (PDF; 05/2018) | @ey
Dublin Economic Monitor | @GovDataIE,@IRLDeptPER
DublinDashboard: How’s Dublin Doing? – Dublin Economic Monitor | @MaynoothUni
Dublin City economy seeing signs of stabilisation (07/02/2019) | @rte
DOING BUSINESS | @Dublin_ie
Dublin City | discoveringIreland
Best Practice: Creative Dublin Alliance – Creating the Leadership Consensus (PDF; 07/19/2011) | New York City Global Partners @NYCMayorsOffice
About Dublin Town …: Pre-Budget Submission (PDF; 08/2018) | @weareDublinTown
DESPITE HOUSING AND BREXIT ISSUES, DUBLIN CITY’S ECONOMY IS PERFORMING WELL (14/02/2019) | Rachel Darcy @DublinGazette
Ireland Property Rush Risks Repeat of Crisis (04/01/2019) | Neil Callanan @markets
Vision 2020 – Predictions for Dublin City Region | @FACIreland
Local Economic Indicators 2018: Doing Business Locally (PDF) | @ibec_irl
12 economic predictions for 2019 (12/17/2018) | Professor Neil Gibson @accountancyire
Local Business | @dublindocklands
The Full Startup City Guide For Dublin (12/02/2016) | Charlene Heaney @StartUscc
Dublin city’s LEO has funded 157 start-up businesses (31/10/2018) | John Kennedy @siliconrepublic
The Irish Tech 100 (Part One) (19/10/2015) | @DublinGlobe
TECH COMPANIES DOMINATE THE DUBLIN CITY CENTRE PRIME OFFICE MARKET (16/01/2018) | Robert McHugh @BusinessWorldIE
Dublin City – CULTURE AND CREATIVITY STRATEGY 2018-2022 | @creativeirl
SUPPORTING ARTISTS: Who We Work With | @LabDCC
This European country is bucking 2018’s downward trend (12/22/2018) | Annabelle Timsit @qz

Pinned tweets, etc.

This Chart Explains Every Culture In The World http://t.co/wjHeWfzsO3 @bi_university
— World Solutions (@_WorldSolutions) July 6, 2014

UK Vol.129 (Post-EUref #Brexit Vol.47: Bank of England)

Ireland Vol.44 (Brexit)

UK Vol.126 (Post-EUref #Brexit Vol.44)

"#IrishWhiskey #Distilleries @jar_ie http://t.co/gnBKTeg68f"#Ireland #UisceBeatha: Whiskey in #Gaelic – Water of Life pic.twitter.com/mxr3UpXwor
— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) May 27, 2015

"[Podcast] Ireland & Brexit @voxeu #tcddublin Prof Patrick Honohan (Gov of #centralbank_ie 2009-15) https://t.co/EeZhRWqshm" EU landborder..
— World Solutions (@_WorldSolutions) August 19, 2016

"Emotional Intelligence for EU Democracy @HeatherGrabbe @StefanLehne @Carnegie_Europe http://t.co/Y8vD69Tj0p" cf 2014 pic.twitter.com/0Bca132pyj
— World Solutions (@_WorldSolutions) February 1, 2015

Ranking the best and worst tax states http://t.co/cEGxkyoV0v http://t.co/55PDisvRuR @newsfromIN pic.twitter.com/gVDv5U1C4Z
— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) November 2, 2014

"Which States Rely the Most on Federal Aid? http://t.co/BNmouaMWse @taxfoundation" pic.twitter.com/UnR7e4c4ut
— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) February 3, 2015

Ranking the States by Fiscal Condition | @enorcross @OliviaJGonzalez @mercatus #georgemasonu https://t.co/tS2gtSPrJ2 pic.twitter.com/vaX51gqEvF
— World Solutions USA (@wsi_usa) July 25, 2016

"@StrollingHeifer #LocavoreIndex: Which states …committed to #LocallySourced food? http://t.co/AqZEod282Z"@TakePart pic.twitter.com/h0prxBSrGF
— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) June 22, 2015

“@MacleansMag: 22 maps of Canada as you've never seen it before http://t.co/HKkcNsWa2U" @MrPaulMcAfee pic.twitter.com/3njOdhgzqs
— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) January 16, 2015

"% of Apartments Vacant Across Canada" via @HuffPostAlberta http://t.co/dUpSUgSwCi 'Rental Market in Canada – 2015' pic.twitter.com/HNdomvtJYS
— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) February 21, 2015

"6 charts:#Australia's getting #hotter http://t.co/G95njUnzcT" @mbaxteriema @guardian @smh @BOM_au #rainfall #climate pic.twitter.com/L2ovpepJPr
— World Solutions (@_WorldSolutions) January 20, 2015

NZ @radionz http://t.co/ZmzPSx1K8f @AucklandUni CTU@ANZ_NZ http://t.co/J5z5vvZN8K PLT;lower OCR&weakerNZD @WSlightly pic.twitter.com/Uhx04DgXgs
— World Solutions (@_WorldSolutions) July 30, 2015

https://t.co/j0BdAORtss @NISRANINIShttps://t.co/tiHJrkyCQo @ManufacturingNI https://t.co/sxif7BCBig @EnvironmentNI pic.twitter.com/HOtsvgTiFb
— World Solutions (@_WorldSolutions) October 27, 2015

For the United States, you can search by putting each state’s name or “US Policy Changes” into the search box.

For European Union, you can check out
http://worldsolutions.work/tag/eu/ .

For Brexit, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, etc., you can search by putting each of these words into the search box, or check out categories and tags.

Massachusetts Vol.4 (corporations)

Massachusetts4 county Massachusetts6 cities Massachusetts5 colonies Massachusetts7 Köppen

$STT’s David Suetens discusses the trends that may help improve your cross-border strategy. #StateStreetLIVE https://t.co/UmIQlj1Kyi

— State Street (@StateStreet) February 1, 2019

We asked institutional investors how they’re thinking about growth and what actions they’re taking now to position themselves for the future. Here’s what they had to say >>https://t.co/amOGViDbL8 #RoutestoGrowth pic.twitter.com/aoox3j0jP9

— State Street (@StateStreet) January 31, 2019

From the need to leverage technology and automation to simplifying processes, industry experts joined us to discuss the future of #RegTech. #RegTechIndustryDialogue >> https://t.co/IiBATpnI4c

— State Street (@StateStreet) January 29, 2019

AI is only as effective as the data it’s trained on. @ghelaboskovich @sbcFintech @sbcColabFinTech. #StateStreetLIVE https://t.co/AN1oBfnM7Z

— State Street (@StateStreet) January 25, 2019

Proud to be one of the select companies comprising the @Bloomberg #GenderEquality Index. Together, let’s drive workplace gender equality forward. #InvestedInEquality https://t.co/l5VFq4RvCg

— State Street (@StateStreet) January 24, 2019

Young, illiquid and …. irresistible? $STT’s Cesar Estrada discusses why institutional investors are turning to the evolving asset class: infrastructure >> @AIMA_org https://t.co/PUXWlM5y1g

— State Street (@StateStreet) January 23, 2019

In today’s environment, ESG factors are more prominent than ever. But what happens when priorities collide? #STTlisten @StateStreetGA https://t.co/vwoPuqDdUB

— State Street (@StateStreet) January 17, 2019

Investors face a rapidly increasing set of regulatory demands. We discussed the challenges and potential #RegTech solutions with a group of technology and regulation experts. See what was discussed >> #RegTechIndustryDialogue https://t.co/xakfBQqiWs

— State Street (@StateStreet) January 16, 2019

With many Brexit questions remaining unanswered, fund managers look to increase M&A activity >> https://t.co/cCllPpiGBg pic.twitter.com/9TWkfG5QG0

— State Street (@StateStreet) January 9, 2019

$STT’s Tim Graf talks to Bloomberg’s @business anchor Matt Miller and shares his view on what to expect from European stocks in 2019. Here’s what he had to say >> https://t.co/NxOkvijJQO

— State Street (@StateStreet) December 27, 2018

The #BuySide Middle Office is undergoing significant change. Read our bobsguide article to find out what’s driving the transformation: https://t.co/OyoXb9Fnnc pic.twitter.com/sSQRtXJ9SC

— CRD (@CRDChirp) January 29, 2019

This is literally a big deal. State Street will move HQ across town, launching construction of the biggest new office tower in Boston since the early ‘80s… https://t.co/vlRItmmhO1

— Tim Logan (@bytimlogan) January 23, 2019

Our fifth annual Modern Family Index shows real motherhood penalty in American workplace #ModernFamilyIndex #LeadLikeAMom #MotherhoodPenalty @LeadLikeaMother https://t.co/VrqJYCUsFr pic.twitter.com/z6WNhNKskT

— Bright Horizons (@BrightHorizons) January 28, 2019

#ModernFamilyIndex on #MotherhoodPenalty in @Inc https://t.co/w4c5qxOWOQ

— Bright Horizons (@BrightHorizons) February 4, 2019

Women Are Scared To Tell Bosses They're Pregnant For This Distressing Reason, New Report Finds #ModernFamilyIndex on the #MotherhoodPenalty featured in @romper @startledmare https://t.co/Tpq9sEmfPP

— Bright Horizons (@BrightHorizons) February 4, 2019

Among those surveyed 75% thought working fathers were more devoted to their professions than their female counterparts. #MotherhoodPenalty @charissejones @USATODAY https://t.co/fwJsXTQQa1

— Bright Horizons (@BrightHorizons) February 1, 2019

Findings from our #ModernFamilyIndex along with advice from our CHRO Maribeth Bearfield can be found in the latest by @LydiaBreakfast. https://t.co/BJRtuiIfY4

— Bright Horizons (@BrightHorizons) January 30, 2019

Thanks to @Derwent for recognizing us on the Top 100 Global Innovators list. We asked a few of our employees to share what makes innovation meaningful at Boston Scientific https://t.co/4MHfowuEVN #Top100Innovators

— Boston Scientific (@bostonsci) January 23, 2019

The 230 companies in the 2019 @Bloomberg Gender-Equality Index are committed to a more equal and inclusive workplace. We’re proud to be one of them. Learn more about our efforts:https://t.co/LuWebgW0vA #BloombergGEI pic.twitter.com/wZS2bJ9Uey

— Boston Scientific (@bostonsci) January 16, 2019

We’re honored to make @Forbes Best Employers For Diversity list. Hear why #diversitymatters at Boston Scientific: https://t.co/sLTT9Fn6Fs pic.twitter.com/dsZj2MDMsi

— Boston Scientific (@bostonsci) January 15, 2019

Ian Meredith, our Global CMO, responds to recent media coverage with a call for thoughtful physician-patient dialogue via @statnews: https://t.co/RJzU3Edeth pic.twitter.com/U3SdGLAdwX

— Boston Scientific (@bostonsci) November 30, 2018

We would like to address recent media reports, which have raised some concerns about the safety of our spinal cord stimulation devices. Read our full statement: https://t.co/0KmbSnjgSu

— Boston Scientific (@bostonsci) November 26, 2018

Today, we announced an agreement on the terms of a recommended offer to acquire BTG plc, a U.K.-based company focused on cancer, vascular diseases and acute care. https://t.co/VnFwcAPJ9n pic.twitter.com/NqSu1YSdoq

— Boston Scientific (@bostonsci) November 20, 2018

We’re excited to announce the close of the Augmenix acquisition and add the SpaceOAR® Hydrogel System to our Urology and Pelvic Health portfolio. https://t.co/IuaSrLCaSD

— Boston Scientific (@bostonsci) October 16, 2018

Together with @medstro & @Google, we're seeking innovative ideas for improving patient care through population health data, patient monitoring & predictive analytics. https://t.co/JhbRsAGbvI #CPCdigital pic.twitter.com/A6nb8U19HO

— Boston Scientific (@bostonsci) October 4, 2018

gBETA MedTech Accelerator is now accepting applications for its fall cohort (deadline 10/12). The free program for startups is supported by @bostonsci, #umn, & @MayoClinic https://t.co/esvv9ly52R @gBETAstartups @Tracy_Schaaf pic.twitter.com/DCnGwmLJ8q

— U of M Research (@UMNresearch) October 2, 2018

MassMutual is pleased to announce we have been named a FORTUNE World’s Most Admired Company in the life and health insurance industry by @FortuneMagazine. See the full 2019 FORTUNE World’s Most Admired Company list at: https://t.co/F3xzfukoT9. #MostAdmired pic.twitter.com/oEgzh9qarf

— MassMutual (@massmutual) January 22, 2019

“I always looked up to him. I wanted to hang out with him and his buddies. That probably annoyed him.”

As a competitor, role model, and support system, Brandon knows he’s accomplished all he has because of his relationship with his brother. #LiveMutual pic.twitter.com/L8PlTDKyjc

— MassMutual (@massmutual) December 31, 2018

MassMutual’s CEO and chairman Roger Crandall talks to @CNNBusiness about MassMutual and how he’s grown as both an executive and a person. Take a look. https://t.co/pCUp1BAPH4

— MassMutual (@massmutual) December 22, 2018

Meet Bill Reilly, an @AchillesIntl marathoner and advocate for people with disabilities who knows that a good attitude goes a long way towards helping you reach your goals. #LiveMutual pic.twitter.com/q97PnY29MN

— MassMutual (@massmutual) December 12, 2018

What's more meaningful than another toy? A financial contribution or money lesson that can help secure your child’s future.

— MassMutual (@massmutual) November 30, 2018

Scott Rider, a MassMutual agent, is fighting Parkinson's disease with the help of his wife, Kelly. Learn more about their journey and how disability income insurance has helped them. #NDEAM

— MassMutual (@massmutual) October 10, 2018

MassMutual is excited to expand our dynamic data science partnership with the @UVMVermont! https://t.co/QWM0vxgMKJ pic.twitter.com/SAJmSxDZgv

— MassMutual (@massmutual) October 5, 2018

Invesco announces a strategic partnership with MassMutual, including a combination with OppenheimerFunds. Find out more: https://t.co/wYvOQRxzte

— Invesco US (@InvescoUS) October 18, 2018

To attract and retain key employees, offer benefits that they value. https://t.co/pq4ybEzeBL (Sponsored by @massmutual) pic.twitter.com/DXQ7OdS4dP

— Business Journals (@bizjournals) September 27, 2018

Thanks to our outstanding care teams, our Fresenius Kidney Care dialysis centers are leaders in the industry's patient safety program for the third straight year. #5Diamond Read more here: https://t.co/8kHErQP3TM

— FreseniusMedCareNA (@FMCNAnews) January 31, 2019

@FMC_AG’s largest development and production facility for dialysis machines and other medical devices is in Schweinfurt. For more than three decades, the company has carried out forward thinking dialysis research and development here. Watch the video now! https://t.co/E5hNFKhaeC pic.twitter.com/Cm0kJhVuOz

— FreseniusMedicalCare (@FMC_AG) January 28, 2019

Our students were able to acquire first hand insights through a speech by Stephan Sturm, CEO of @Fresenius and member of Frankfurt School’s Board of Trustees. Find out more about the major developments and future trends of the #healthcare industry. https://t.co/ks9dPtwpLF

— Frankfurt School (@FrankfurtSchool) January 30, 2019

Perfect for parties, this Holiday Sangria, concocted by @suburbankitchn, is both festively beautiful as well as tasty. Find the #recipe at https://t.co/l5NWNd0xvK #BJsSmartSaver #ad pic.twitter.com/7donxiJI0H

— BJ's Wholesale (@BJsWholesale) December 22, 2018

Do you like your sweet potatoes sweet or savory? Either way, @amindfullmom makes a healthy alternative for this staple #recipe to take you through the #holiday season. You can find the recipe at: https://t.co/CuIQa1GQXi⁣. #BJsSmartSaver #ad pic.twitter.com/G9ZDcNfvlz

— BJ's Wholesale (@BJsWholesale) November 29, 2018

Last days of #summer are upon us. Enjoy this tasty recipe of southwest #turkey #burgers with corn relish by @suburbankitchn. #BJsSmartSaver #ad https://t.co/kGWCPrldp8

— BJ's Wholesale (@BJsWholesale) September 17, 2018

When you are visiting assisted living communities with a senior in your life, it’s easy to get distracted. To help you and your loved one make the best decision, we have a list of tips to keep in mind as you tour assisted living communities. https://t.co/lYkqSHTvOa

— 5StarSrLiving (@5StarSenior) January 30, 2019

We’d like to shine some spotlight on one of our Five Star team members! Executive Chef Brad Miller recently sat down with the Chicago Tribune to discuss his new TV series “Food Truck Nation”. Read the full article by the Chicago Tribune to learn more: https://t.co/GkZx38gp07

— 5StarSrLiving (@5StarSenior) January 24, 2019

MyChoice Dining is a new approach to dining that emphasizes flexibility. No more worrying about missed meals, days when you’d prefer something a little lighter, or whether you have enough guest meals to treat the family to dinner, here is how it works: https://t.co/ToxHNQzqMl pic.twitter.com/Ze9z7AnRrZ

— 5StarSrLiving (@5StarSenior) November 23, 2018

Read this great checklist for organizing your approach to secure shredding: What to keep, what to shred and tips to minimize storage costs and eliminate risks to your organization and customers. https://t.co/4GGfXmgjBu #recordretention

— Iron Mountain (@IronMountain) February 5, 2019

Organizations are collecting biometric data, a level of personal data with higher security and #privacy stakes. Read about the General Data Protection Regulation (#GDPR) requires. https://t.co/9pbu9YO6x6
#dataprivacyday #privacyaware

— Iron Mountain (@IronMountain) January 28, 2019

Brazil is a recent country to enact data protection and #privacy laws. Fines of up to 2% of global revenue apply for noncompliance. Find what you need to know in this blog. https://t.co/lXQTeOBW6Q #DataPrivacyDay #PrivacyAware

— Iron Mountain (@IronMountain) January 28, 2019

48 states have laws requiring prompt #databreach notification. Your familiarity with state and federal regulation is critical, as notice periods vary by state. Read more to help save your organization from the heavy costs of a data breach. https://t.co/RO0aZ4Z5vE #datasecurity pic.twitter.com/5T9QVAo1hd

— Iron Mountain (@IronMountain) January 16, 2019

Bruce Nardella, President and CEO of The MENTOR Network, shares his why and invites employees to do the same. https://t.co/cWsg9Fr7vR pic.twitter.com/IbTN4IXotX

— The MENTOR Network (@The_MENTOR_Ntwk) May 31, 2018

Our nation is stronger when everyone has a chance to live a life of dignity, and that means we all have a stake in building opportunities for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. That’s the message behind the ANCOR Foundation's new video and advocacy campaign. https://t.co/E4UpbMAbaW

— The MENTOR Network (@The_MENTOR_Ntwk) April 20, 2018

For Millions, Life Without Medicaid Services Is No Option https://t.co/hvc3nBkmY1

— The MENTOR Network (@The_MENTOR_Ntwk) July 5, 2017

Business leaders are asking the questions “Where do we go from here and what will happen next?” Leaders need to turn pessimism to pragmatism and instead ask “Where do we go from here?” —@BCGHenderson’s @MartinKReeves shares insights directly from Davos: https://t.co/hzE1E100pl pic.twitter.com/CEuEN9Kvp0

— BostonConsultingGrp (@BCG) January 23, 2019

Optimized procurement processes enable speed by establishing efficient ways to react to change and removing ambiguity. To derive the greatest possible value from conventional methods, companies need a comprehensive approach that includes 5 key actions: https://t.co/WrgdH35IE0 pic.twitter.com/8VOQubnKqO

— BostonConsultingGrp (@BCG) February 2, 2019

Once a marginal contributor to the energy market, wind is becoming a mainstream supplier of power in more regions worldwide. At the same time, the industry is being forced to adapt as new entrants are capturing value with disruptive business models. https://t.co/KM9kVLGxZQ pic.twitter.com/4AEh0U00j4

— BostonConsultingGrp (@BCG) February 2, 2019

The agile planning cycle, an element of agile transformation management, is a 90-day process that plans for the next 180 days. The method helps teams in the execution phase of transformations “plan the unplannable” and adapt to changing conditions. https://t.co/VSiOLzRfoz pic.twitter.com/RheTbJXQrg

— BostonConsultingGrp (@BCG) February 1, 2019

The perfect agile organization can’t be designed, but it can be developed. Doing so requires the continuous fine-tuning of the organization as a behavioral system. 6 simple rules managers can start following today: #HowToByBCG https://t.co/kf6sJVkCL1 pic.twitter.com/MQ4jyC2m1l

— BostonConsultingGrp (@BCG) January 30, 2019

How can leaders break bad management habits before they reach the next generation of leaders? Partner and Managing Director Elizabeth Lyle discusses how, when it comes to role training, the best form of learning happens on-the-job. #TEDatBCG https://t.co/X75vJPHAyA

— BostonConsultingGrp (@BCG) January 29, 2019

Most organizations don’t perform close to their peak potential, and even when they do, they struggle to sustain that level. Smart leadership unlocks organizational effectiveness by systematically encouraging cooperation. #HowToByBCG https://t.co/49Hd9IbN7q pic.twitter.com/wCmPO8OvpN

— BostonConsultingGrp (@BCG) January 28, 2019

For 21st century CEOs, success is more elusive than ever. 5 components form a strategic success “algorithm” which leaders can use to shift the odds in their favor: #HowToByBCG https://t.co/vhNgIrbbTz pic.twitter.com/5McFhmCkM5

— BostonConsultingGrp (@BCG) January 27, 2019

What does it take for CIOs to succeed in today's digital era? We uncovered some key challenges and recommendations by talking to CIOs from the leading #biopharma and #medtech companies. Check out what we learned. https://t.co/lSolgNtVLX #brightinsight pic.twitter.com/r0kxo0S25b

— BrightInsight, a Flex Company (@Brightinsightco) January 29, 2019

PAREXEL #oncology expert, Matthew Cooney, shares his thoughts on the exciting progress in #ProstateCancer & how new therapies are improving the outlook for #patients. Watch the full video: https://t.co/zlyyJkiNIX #WorldCancerDay pic.twitter.com/Pd2gCUZ5MV

— PAREXEL (@PAREXEL) February 4, 2019

Check out this PAREXEL #regulatory blog to learn how to navigate the rush to market while ensuring patient safety in #genetherapy development: https://t.co/hym68tX5Ko pic.twitter.com/GYyhqJnoPQ

— PAREXEL (@PAREXEL) February 1, 2019

Read our newest regulatory blog to learn four trends that have the potential to shape the future of advanced therapy medicinal products (ATMPs). https://t.co/0R0nAaNaXo #consulting #regulatory #advancedtherapies pic.twitter.com/1F8RCgkpSe

— PAREXEL (@PAREXEL) January 31, 2019

PAREXEL was named by @FlexJobs as one of the Top 100 Companies for Remote Jobs for the sixth consecutive year! Read more about this recognition in @Forbes: https://t.co/Oc2QuHs0yq #futureofwork #workremote #careers pic.twitter.com/TFBMO9eHDs

— PAREXEL (@PAREXEL) January 29, 2019

Congratulations to our partner, @PAREXEL on Parexel Biotech! With support from our platform, this new division aims to meet the unique needs of today's emerging #biotech customers. (via @OutsourcPharma) https://t.co/NtbHSGgzPC

— SHYFT Analytics (@SHYFTAnalytics) February 4, 2019

How do you craft a resume that is tasteful yet aesthetic, impressive yet not brag-y? Read these resume tips from Glassdoor experts. https://t.co/ozW5PbfEdy

— Advantage Resourcing (@AdvantageResour) January 18, 2019

Before we get too far into 2019, we wanted to reflect on 2018. Check out this video with highlights. Thanks to all of our clients and employees for making it a great year! https://t.co/j3YtFdHYcn

— Advantage Resourcing (@AdvantageResour) January 17, 2019

Download our latest whitepaper on how you can combine #innovation, pace and quality – quickly and at scale: https://t.co/1qSiR77K1x #digitalbanking

— Virtusa (@VirtusaCorp) January 16, 2019

Banks are innovating at speed, generating new revenue streams. Is banc assurance big again? https://t.co/HsP9P7e035 #banking

— Virtusa (@VirtusaCorp) February 4, 2019

Research predicts a growing gap in #AI utilization between Megabanks, Community Banks and Credit Unions and to address this there needs to be a solution. Find out how. https://t.co/Dd7mNaoz78 #bantech

— Virtusa (@VirtusaCorp) February 4, 2019

Embracing #innovation is easier said than done. To unlock Industry 4.0 for your business, find out the keys to success for different types of enterprises. https://t.co/xK5flf23bk #manufacturing

— Virtusa (@VirtusaCorp) January 31, 2019

California Vol.19 (UCLA, University of Southern California, Pepperdine University, etc.)

Tonight's episode of @AdamRuins features another Adam, the illustrious (and yes, hilarious!) @adamwinkler, for "Adam Ruins #Guns" – This is NOT to be missed! https://t.co/8ofeEYaJvE

— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 27, 2018

.@Emmett_UCLALaw Ann Carlson writes for https://t.co/DWt3QkQntA about new national climate assessment & its effects on #TrumpAdministration, stating “its findings may well undermine the Trump Administration’s attack on regulations…” https://t.co/0s8C9hBKi4

— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 27, 2018

Dean Emerita Rachel Moran tells @BostonGlobe re: @Harvard’s #AffirmativeAction case: “This is a complicated case at a particularly fraught moment . . It’s a very important case. I wouldn’t say the path to the Supreme Court is uncomplicated or unswerving.” https://t.co/eaMTgfDA34

— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 27, 2018

.@jmnookin tells @OCRegister Rackauckas’ #DNA program, which collects samples of those suspected of low-level crimes, “There’s no law passed that gives anybody the authority to collect DNA for misdemeanor arrests in CA. That was an Orange County invention” https://t.co/VSNCW1J7OE

— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 26, 2018

.@VolokhC cited by @Lawdotcom on court ruling overturning an injunction against a news blog that posted critical comments against a professor. “I think the appellate court got it extremely right,” said Volokh, who also filed an amicus brief in the case. https://t.co/mm7uYjbXOq

— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 19, 2018

.@UCLAFoodLaw’s Michael Roberts talks to @BuzzFeed re: how @USDA should protect consumers by disclosing food producers responsible for a food recall: “Names should be disclosed so consumers can better protect themselves and their loved ones.” #foodsafety https://t.co/MG1mwbvK39

— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 19, 2018

.@K_Eichensehr interviewed by @nytimes writer @fmanjoo on how #BigTech and society intersect: Covering how we communicate, shop and date, to the nature of our democratic processes. On @Facebook: https://t.co/DBfwmK04VA

— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 15, 2018

.@JohnDVillasenor writes for @BrookingsInst on #ArtificialInteligence and the future of #geopolitics: "AI is perhaps the only technology in recent memory that . . . will actually turn out to have been underhyped once its impacts are fully appreciated." https://t.co/CM8AENIPeg

— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 14, 2018

.@seanhecht interviewed on @BulletinAtomic re: his reactions to #RyanZinke‘s Department of the Interior, saying “This is not how federal agencies are supposed to make decisions.” https://t.co/IKPfrhR9iI

— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 1, 2018

Dr. Christopher Russell has spent the past 50 years working on NASA's most prominent missions and sharing his discoveries in UCLA classrooms. https://t.co/GKgFwM95jz

— UCLA (@UCLA) December 3, 2018

What's the origin of #trickortreat? The answer depends on who you ask. Click here to read more…if you dare! #HappyHalloween https://t.co/25KuJNdLlY

— UCLA (@UCLA) October 31, 2018

Having teamwork trouble at work or school? @uclaanderson's Professor Corinne Bendersky has some expert advice on how to harness your team's full potential ⬇️https://t.co/bKvAGckpgD

— UCLA (@UCLA) October 22, 2018

New homes in people’s backyards. Offices shaped like wheels. UCLA’s cityLAB explores challenges in urban areas and is envisioning the L.A. of tomorrow: https://t.co/VyVPOfERtG #OptimismCan pic.twitter.com/LV0V0dNzgR

— UCLA (@UCLA) October 12, 2018

Is technology making us all skimmers instead of readers? In this interview, a UCLA Neuroscientist proposes we preserve deep-reading by working toward a "bi-lateral brain."➡https://t.co/uzEkkUJQd5

Join Maryanne Wolf for conversation at UCLA. RSVP here: https://t.co/biQrubmLdJ pic.twitter.com/96fouNlqZB

— UCLA (@UCLA) August 30, 2018

Popular perception of Satan as the infinitely evil enemy of God doesn’t square with evidence found in the Bible, says UCLA Distinguished Professor of English Henry Ansgar Kelly.https://t.co/DrMsC7VxVK

— UCLA (@UCLA) August 21, 2018

The next tech revolution may already be here, thanks to blockchains.https://t.co/628iW4Na1y

— UCLA (@UCLA) August 15, 2018

We usually think of cities like Los Angeles as destroying natural habitat, but actually, a city can also be a sanctuary for endangered species.

Learn how our cities could serve as “Urban Arks” in the future. ➡️ https://t.co/B4Qd1DZ7Vt pic.twitter.com/QtVa4eJugy

— UCLA (@UCLA) August 15, 2018

Architect and alumna Elena Manferdini’s designs range from buildings to facades to fashion.➡ https://t.co/X1XwfFbmvt

— UCLA (@UCLA) August 8, 2018

https://twitter.com/UCLA/status/1022265258952544263

Alumnus Jonathan Gold's impact will be missed. Check out his discussion w/ his brother and AVC for Environment and Sustainability at UCLA about food critics being mindful of sustainability when recommending cuisine. ⬇️https://t.co/s6b6p9XWYV

— UCLA (@UCLA) July 23, 2018

.@UCLAengineering assistant professor and student team developed the world’s most efficient semiconductor material for thermal management. ⚡

➡https://t.co/0tqdHG8yRh pic.twitter.com/WUXdoaEYNP

— UCLA (@UCLA) July 19, 2018

How is climate change affecting California's wildfire problem? @UCLAIoES’s Alex Hall joined @PBSSoCal on the new show “Sustaining California” to discuss with @DavidNazarNews. Watch the episode now➡https://t.co/7Ey50VNt6z

— UCLA (@UCLA) July 18, 2018

Meet 4 UCLA alumni who have made their mark as interior designers in Los Angeles. ⬇https://t.co/ohzJ9bQDN5

— UCLA (@UCLA) July 18, 2018

Stay cool in this #LAHeatwave with tips from @UCLAHealth's @markmorocco. https://t.co/6j9S5RTGGN

— UCLA (@UCLA) July 6, 2018

The liver team at Keck Medicine of USC pioneered new solutions for patients, like live donor transplants. https://t.co/2NtOrDKuq8

— Keck Medicine of USC (@KeckMedUSC) October 26, 2018

Thank you Steven Spielberg for your words on Anne Frank at @USCShoahFdn Ambassadors for Humanity Gala. "Among the 55,000 reasons we are here tonight, one of those reasons are the words of a young girl hiding in an attic with her family." https://t.co/CTDhdAPaCl

— Anne Frank Center (@AnneFrankCenter) November 8, 2018

Join the “New Perspectives on Kristallnacht” conference livestream for the final day of research and discussion about the event and its reverberations around the world. Today we’re hosted by conference cosponsor @VATMH_LA. #Kristallnacht80 #CAGRConf18 https://t.co/A7MWoGA7E0 pic.twitter.com/kuvYBPQPHo

— Center for Advanced Genocide Research (@CAGR_USCSF) November 7, 2018

"Poetry is my art. California is my home." —@DanaGioiaPoet on why being poet laureate of the Golden State is the greatest honor he's had. Take a ride with him and @carlamjavier on his literary trip through California's counties. https://t.co/KuZHorDFaV

— USC Dornsife (@USCDornsife) November 14, 2018

What does it mean for witches when companies sell kits for the occult and magic? Prof. Tok Thompson of anthropology discusses the consumerism of paganism in @voxdotcom. https://t.co/Km94IpLJ1i

— USC Dornsife (@USCDornsife) October 31, 2018

One more Chanukah post: here's the @USCTMB with their rendition of 'Dreidel Dreidel Dreidel'. Fight On! #HappyChanukah #HappyHanukkah #TrojanFamily pic.twitter.com/xrbvHTibGo

— Wanda Austin (@Dr_Wanda_Austin) December 4, 2018

A trio of @USC researchers has unlocked secrets about an engineered protein receptor known as CAR that makes cancer-fighting T cells more effective https://t.co/enLRSq8VE5

— AAU (@AAUniversities) November 26, 2018

Researchers @USC say measuring how fast you walk is another indicator of your current health https://t.co/Obcg9EFmrr

— AAU (@AAUniversities) November 25, 2018

An individual's genetic risk of obesity was lessened by one extra year of high school, according to a recent @USC study https://t.co/eY1yZsEeUQ

— AAU (@AAUniversities) October 26, 2018

The USC Race and Equity Center (@USCRaceEquity) has unveiled PRISM (@higheredprism), a networking platform and career tool for racially diverse professionals in higher education: https://t.co/MwxSU67xCn

— USC Office of the Provost (@uscprovost) November 14, 2018

The @KeckMedUSC researchers discover a tricky mechanism in cancer cells.https://t.co/BYbEvOZOu6

— USC (@USC) December 4, 2018

After seeing how his mother dealt with the disease, USC’s Peter Kuhn tackles the toughest questions about cancer via https://t.co/vJJNguivJ3 https://t.co/o0S6BpPvkI pic.twitter.com/uXthnClLrP

— USC (@USC) December 2, 2018

A new study by @KarenDLincoln shows that culturally tailored materials improve African-Americans' understanding of Alzheimer's disease: https://t.co/mM5IAQ27Uo #AlzheimersAwarenessMonth pic.twitter.com/SNEKP5MB9W

— USC (@USC) November 30, 2018

What's the value of VR? @USCAnnenberg professor speaks with @kimkomando on how it's keeping us safer and saving lives. https://t.co/lyvjW9589U

— USC (@USC) November 30, 2018

How often do you shower? @KeckMedUSC dermatologist weighs in on how often and the right technique. https://t.co/aTPMWTpQZw

— USC (@USC) November 29, 2018

A recent study conducted by the USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative found that only 43 of 1,223 film directors between 2007 and 2017 were women. https://t.co/9Sh9B6mb6t

— USC (@USC) November 29, 2018

With the genetically-engineered babies being top of the news, Buzzfeed knew to come to @KeckMedUSC researchers to get the best information and insight. https://t.co/2o6alZjn90

— USC (@USC) November 29, 2018

There is so much potential viewership now domestically and worldwide they [Netflix and Amazon] will need content of all kinds. – Teresa Cheng, chair of USC’s John C. Hench Division of Animation & Digital Arts at @USCCinema https://t.co/C2nHQNT0ae

— USC (@USC) November 29, 2018

Is the algorithm biased? An interview with @USCAnnenberg's @safiyanoble and her research into search. https://t.co/9iH4oBUETn

— USC (@USC) November 28, 2018

A @USCMarshall professor highlights the lessons from entrepreneurs and startups, and how those are applied to family life. https://t.co/7jtG7Rhzxj

— USC (@USC) November 28, 2018

A polio vaccine that doesn’t require refrigeration could deal the disease its final blow, thanks to @KeckMedUSC. pic.twitter.com/ewbY9EaFxX

— USC (@USC) November 28, 2018

Those supplements you might be taking? They don't have any data behind their claims, notes a @KeckMedUSC physician. https://t.co/p3RqpUQaKp

— USC (@USC) November 27, 2018

New research from @KeckMedUSC shows that only 1% of U.S. kids get milk allergy diagnosed with a physician. https://t.co/7fNWTME07j

— USC (@USC) November 27, 2018

BYOB – Water refill stations at UPC and HSC reduce plastic waste

-About 110 refill stations on campus (UPC)
-Average 186,102 plastic bottles diverted each month
-more than 24 tons of plastic waste kept out of landfills pic.twitter.com/bfUZFspgZR

— USC (@USC) November 26, 2018

We're all excited about self-driving cars. It's engineers at @USCViterbi that are making it possible for the cars to see through fog and rain. https://t.co/aYL5L7D5ur

— USC (@USC) November 26, 2018

A @USCDornsife professor goes beyond the legends and finds out how they Pilgrims survived. A good Thanksgiving read! https://t.co/zuTeYh3uDp

— USC (@USC) November 21, 2018

The music industry changes every six months. To stay current, you have to teach in real time.

– Kevin Lyman, @USCThornton https://t.co/hQcBhZbIUY

— USC (@USC) November 16, 2018

Dr. Nelson Granados discusses one of our 2018 Most Fundable Companies, @nedlapp, with @Forbes. https://t.co/wovIP5macu

— Pepperdine Graziadio Business School (@GraziadioSchool) November 5, 2018

"When a company makes a commitment to gender diversity at the board level, that commitment is far more likely to span the entire corporation." @dr_bernice talks a new CA law requiring companies to have female directors on their boards with @LABJnews: https://t.co/uw5lqFyvX5 pic.twitter.com/7Mdz4iHQvn

— Pepperdine Graziadio Business School (@GraziadioSchool) October 15, 2018

New to LA? Don't stress — we have you covered. Check out @LAmag's top things to do in LA this weekend. https://t.co/y2Plk2Ca8G

— Pepperdine Graziadio Business School (@GraziadioSchool) August 24, 2018

Dr. Charla Griffy-Brown, professor of information systems technology management, discusses the ethical obstacles to AI and data bias with @HPE: https://t.co/xNjRgrB1LX #B4TWL

— Pepperdine Graziadio Business School (@GraziadioSchool) July 26, 2018

"People who are personally engaged are more likely to stay in a role, creating a positive cycle." Read Professor of Business Strategy Dr. Soren Eilertsen's take on employee engagement in @CLOmedia: https://t.co/lPxvwCY27d #B4TWL

— Pepperdine Graziadio Business School (@GraziadioSchool) July 24, 2018

#B4TWL act with a pioneering spirit in the #SmartMachineAge. With virtual reality opportunities expanding, @NelsonGranados discusses new options for the entertainment industry with @Forbes. https://t.co/EgTRux21pG

— Pepperdine Graziadio Business School (@GraziadioSchool) June 3, 2018

Graziadio Business School Professor Charla Griffy-Brown discussing data privacy in @washingtonpost: "It all comes down to trust." For more: https://t.co/shzFfOzTXQ

— Pepperdine Graziadio Business School (@GraziadioSchool) April 21, 2018

Pepp Law won the Second Best Brief in @NDLaw's Annual National Appellate Advocacy Tournament for Religious Freedom. https://t.co/mtmgD6yjoE pic.twitter.com/ONNSGAIZgW

— Pepperdine Law (@PeppLaw) December 3, 2018

Prof. Knaplund Presents “The Unintended Consequences for Dynasty Trusts” — @ACTECNEWS https://t.co/7PgVBuKX0S pic.twitter.com/V2WTxoloCX

— Pepperdine Law (@PeppLaw) November 1, 2018

Professors Coe and Childress have published the two-volume collection, Private International Law and Arbitration. @ElgarPublishing https://t.co/rmIK8mccvW

— Pepperdine Law (@PeppLaw) October 26, 2018

Where Business, Entertainment and Education Collide – @TheMalibuTimes https://t.co/TADAmGXkM1 pic.twitter.com/RnrFdGO1s5

— Pepperdine Law (@PeppLaw) October 25, 2018

Professor Ahmed Taha Presents “Regulating the Advertising of Opinions” — @UTLaw https://t.co/hPpcxMeYwK pic.twitter.com/QsQ1NFhhul

— Pepperdine Law (@PeppLaw) October 22, 2018

Dean Paul Caron named to Top 100 Most Influential People in Tax and Accounting for 13th year in a row — @AccountingToday @SoCalTaxProf https://t.co/H3Y11wx4Rv pic.twitter.com/lRA4UBEJ8k

— Pepperdine Law (@PeppLaw) September 10, 2018

Last Thursday, #Pepperdine had the privilege of partnering with @CityMalibu and organizations across the city as we gathered our community together to share in a Thanksgiving meal. We are deeply grateful for each of you and proud to be #MalibuStrong. pic.twitter.com/ZH1Rd0ZnNG

— Pepperdine University (@pepperdine) November 27, 2018

Is spatial technology a chemist's friend? #NationalChemistryWeek #URSpatial https://t.co/I753RbR2ov pic.twitter.com/wfpCFC2AjL

— UniversityofRedlands (@UofRedlands) October 26, 2018

“Police are there to investigate crimes,” said #LLS Prof @pannocen to @vicenews regarding a Newport Beach Police podcast on a case that hasn’t gone to trial yet. “Police don't get to be executioners. They don't get to be the judge and the jury.” Watch: https://t.co/QL7wt1v4MN

— Loyola Law School (@LoyolaLawSchool) November 1, 2018

“It’s important to stop narcotics…but we also want to have equal justice under law,” says #LLS CJLP Dir & LAPD Police Commissioner Sean Kennedy regarding 2 sheriff reviews of unit allegedly targeting Latino drivers on freeway https://t.co/3S6yWhrRLZ

— Loyola Law School (@LoyolaLawSchool) October 27, 2018

“This settlement is an acknowledgment by USC of the devastating harm that these women have undergone,” says #LLS Prof Nockleby on USC’s sexual harassment settlement in @latimes. “But my prediction is that this is not the end of the road.” https://t.co/fXfeslescd

— Loyola Law School (@LoyolaLawSchool) October 24, 2018

Thrilled that our partnership with @VMock_Inc was featured in the @nytimes today. @LoyolaMarymount students are well equipped for the #FutureOfWork! https://t.co/JTyZpL1HDU

— Branden Grimmett (@brandengrimmett) November 2, 2018

Rock writer & @LMUBellarmine prof @EvelynMcDonnell talks female rock/pop artists, from Bessie Smith to Beyoncé and Taylor Swift, who've shaped America’s music heritage. “Women Who Rock,” which she co-edited, tells their stories: https://t.co/bkY1kBkAVJ pic.twitter.com/EIz5qkcJW4

— LMU Magazine (@LMUMagazine) November 29, 2018

France Vol.4 (Finance)

France7 13-Regions

#Bancassurance Global Industry Analysis and Opportunities, Challenges and Forecast to 2018 – 2023 https://t.co/uTJtHvZfHp #bank #insurance #customers @AmericanExpress @bancosantander
@BNPParibas @bnpp_cardif @Citi @CreditAgricole @HSBC @ING @WellsFargo pic.twitter.com/IIx2v9579u

— Diwork Soluciones TI (@DiWorkBsAs) December 4, 2018

https://twitter.com/BNPParibas/status/1072846029853200384

[#BNPPCSR] @DeVijlder Group Chief Economist at @EtudesEco_BNPP deciphers the latest #economic developments each month with his podcast "Macro Waves". Listen to the First episode of 3 dedicated to #GreenFinance: origins and perspectives. @francoisdoux ➡ https://t.co/IFtsfUolb9 pic.twitter.com/pXHZsfY67Q

— BNP Paribas Group (@BNPParibas) December 11, 2018

https://twitter.com/BNPParibas/status/1070354388479295488

[#BNPPFocus]@RenaudDumora, CEO of @bnpp_cardif wrote about the key role of #Data in the #insurance field. Data not only allow to assess risks but also help to establish responsible investment policy. More about the positive revolutions of Data & Insurance: https://t.co/6oJ9RCIjJJ pic.twitter.com/P3Zm9sF8AR

— BNP Paribas Group (@BNPParibas) November 2, 2018

[#BNPPResults] Good level of net income, at 2.1 billion euros.The Group’s business continues to grow in a contrasted context of economic growth in Europe. #3Q2018 https://t.co/guJ1XjETDt pic.twitter.com/vdLLKk2QhA

— BNP Paribas Group (@BNPParibas) October 30, 2018

https://twitter.com/BNPParibasUK/status/1057637421200723969

In a new investor statement @BNPParibas shows "FULL SUPPORT FOR PARIS AGREEMENT": https://t.co/rQ0BRGkvFv …

The same time it belongs to MAJOR BANKS & INVESTORS SUPPORTING #COAL PLANT DEVELOPERS! https://t.co/fPYd2axFHA #ClimateHypocrites #BanksVSParis #COP24 #CoalExit pic.twitter.com/zdcfomsZfY

— urgewald (@urgewald) December 10, 2018

https://twitter.com/BF_Nordics/status/1070979469190545410
https://twitter.com/TheVolawatcher/status/1069666244113129473

The EIT Digital Accelerator supported scaleup @MetronSas raises €8 million to accelerate its international growth and consolidate its R&D division https://t.co/uiF7XX8EJ8 @BNPParibas @breedreply @FFP_Paris pic.twitter.com/rQCRoEi5Np

— EIT Digital Accel (@EITDigitalAccel) October 19, 2018

Our 2018 World Payments Report by @Capgemini and @BNPParibas is now available to download here https://t.co/etjUyKCYNt.

Don't miss today's Twitter Chat using #WPR18 with @BrianRoemmele, @leimer, @PaymentGal, @rshevlin, and @BrettKing pic.twitter.com/z5vjekcDZg

— Bill Sullivan (@WFSULLIVAN3) October 16, 2018

Does @BancoBPMSpa have enough capital to deal with Italy’s #BTP mayhem after a big new #NPL deal and deal with @CreditAgricole? | Euromoney | https://t.co/5BPTxZy11r pic.twitter.com/3fmwet36cA

— euromoney.com (@euromoney) December 9, 2018

#DigitalTransformation is a key challenge for the banking sector going forward. What is the vision for Societe Generale of @FredericOudea of this industrial and cultural revolution? pic.twitter.com/zltpJ4eLlx

— Société Générale (@SocieteGenerale) November 30, 2018

Societe Generale N°1 in the #ECAC40 Awards for its digital transformation: a long-term transformation, key element of the #TransformToGrow strategic plan. Discover on https://t.co/T3J7OTwXSh why this first place did not happen by chance. pic.twitter.com/MBnCJSwiad

— Société Générale (@SocieteGenerale) October 10, 2018

2 years after the Positive Impact Manifesto that led to setting up the Positive Impact Initiative at @UNEP_FI, "Rethinking Impact to Finance the #SDGs” articulates the concepts of an impact-based economy. Share your feedback on this position paper! https://t.co/dKuUWFRQxj pic.twitter.com/YLV8HLIriH

— Société Générale (@SocieteGenerale) August 22, 2018

https://twitter.com/SocieteGenerale/status/1026835891367686144

#CyberSecurity 30 startups and innovative SMEs from all over Europe participated in the “Banking CyberSecurity Innovation Awards”. Who are @CopSonic @GitGuardian @UbbleA @icaretechcom the four startups winners ? ➡️ https://t.co/tpjDPfADed #TechWeekSG #BCSIA with @wavestoneFR pic.twitter.com/UTf9QAUYW6

— Société Générale (@SocieteGenerale) July 23, 2018

Two weeks ago, #TechWeekSG brought together #tech experts from around the world to discuss #DigitalTransformation and emerging technologies for the bank and insurance sector. Watch the best of this 3-day event. pic.twitter.com/ZlGJMyD78k

— Société Générale (@SocieteGenerale) July 17, 2018

"Africa’s best bank" by @Euromoney Societe Generale group has been operating over 100 years in #Africa and is expanding geographically, innovating and growing https://t.co/rxh5E6XSMZ
Congratulations @SG_Africa #BestBank #TeamSpirit pic.twitter.com/HdjtW4Uha8

— Société Générale (@SocieteGenerale) July 12, 2018

#TechWeekSG
To further encourage innovation in the #Cybersecurity field, @wavestoneFR and #SocieteGenerale launched the Banking Cybersecurity Innovation Awards. The winners will be announced on 4 July. Click on the video to discover the 8 finalists including @RangeForce #BCSIA pic.twitter.com/0eCk3LLeHX

— Société Générale (@SocieteGenerale) June 28, 2018

One of France’s top 20 #InsurTech, @MoonshotOff develops contextual insurance that strengthens customer relations. @alex_R_78, startup CEO & intrapreneur of @SG_Assurances shares his ambition to make #insurance simple, useful and accessible to all. https://t.co/migU3PqnVo pic.twitter.com/DG3byRoMAj

— Société Générale (@SocieteGenerale) June 25, 2018

"We put corporate social responsibility at the heart of our strategy and our choices. Our ambition is to actively contribute to the positive development of our economies." @FredericOudea #CSR https://t.co/Uz2HYkfSpS
#SocieteGeneraleAGM 2018 #AGM2018 pic.twitter.com/BePXeRzgDk

— Société Générale (@SocieteGenerale) May 23, 2018

On https://t.co/DU0EDIDuyt watch "Financial markets: volatility returns" by Michala Marcussen, Group Chief Economist, for the latest economic trends. pic.twitter.com/tOehtSkAdd

— Société Générale (@SocieteGenerale) February 26, 2018

#Innovation in financial services :
For the first time in France, facial biometrics permit to open a bank account 100% online with a selfie ⤵️https://t.co/eoNRY9Gtev pic.twitter.com/OkCMDeszQx

— Société Générale (@SocieteGenerale) February 22, 2018

Congrats to the Global Markets team for winning Best Asia Structured Products at the Structured Products Asia awards 2018 @riskdotnet, recognizing @SocieteGenerale’s strength in investment and risk management solutions across asset classes. https://t.co/ZhATWb8NN8

— SG CIB (@SG_CIB) August 8, 2018

Hello! We are live on Twitter. Stay tuned for corporate news of @SocieteGenerale in Japan and our sponsorship of @rugbyworldcup pic.twitter.com/TuqSXT0h95

— Societe Generale Japan (@socgen_japan) September 10, 2018

https://twitter.com/SocieteGenerale/status/993812506735882240
https://twitter.com/Lucie_Pinson_/status/1067714801323909120

.@SocieteGenerale, the first bank in France to experiment with the F.CODE #biometric card developed by IDEMIA 💳👉 https://t.co/CcWH1QcsaU https://t.co/phk5qYCc37 pic.twitter.com/TvML6boh76

— IDEMIA (@IdemiaGroup) November 6, 2018

Discover my article regarding #OpenSource : #teamspirit that cultivates #innovation @SG_InsideIT @SocieteGenerale https://t.co/K6JoHP1SqZ

— Alain Voiment (@AlainVoiment) June 18, 2018

.@LSEplc Delighted to welcome @SocieteGenerale this morning to open the London markets, celebrating the launch its new range of Exchange Traded Products (ETPs) for UK investors https://t.co/7KJNVmlVad pic.twitter.com/07uFYOAueo

— London Stock Exchange (@LSEplc) May 2, 2018

Finance is at the heart of tackling climate change – here’s what the world’s business leaders believe are our next steps https://t.co/m6h0vkEhjB

Created for @SocieteGenerale #Ad #PositiveImpactFinance #Sustainability pic.twitter.com/WZusekdVx3

— CNBC International (@CNBCi) November 27, 2017

#Rating | Following a similar move by Moody’s this June, the rating agency Standard & Poor’s announced a one-notch upgrade to its long-term credit rating on Groupe BPCE from A to A+, coupled with a stable outlook https://t.co/mkqSrg73dV

— Groupe BPCE (@GroupeBPCE) October 22, 2018

Q2-2018 #results | The principal results of Groupe #BPCE for the first half and the second quarter of 2018 are available at https://t.co/1DvDQPZTee pic.twitter.com/kuIor9UHiS

— Groupe BPCE (@GroupeBPCE) August 2, 2018

H1-2017 #results | The principal results of Groupe #BPCE for the first half of 2017 are available at https://t.co/lIkDsIo7Sm pic.twitter.com/pwuO9tAodU

— Groupe BPCE (@GroupeBPCE) August 1, 2017

QUANTUM CASE STUDY: Learn how we're helping international banking giant @GroupeBPCE protect its customers' data with the right #deduplication appliances. https://t.co/EiQzDixgdS pic.twitter.com/iZbz4vqXP6

— Quantum (@QuantumCorp) November 14, 2018

“for the first time a major mainstream bank is offering its customers the chance to benefit from TransferWise’s lightning fast, low cost service." – @kaarmann at @money2020

Read more about our exciting new partnership with @GroupeBPCE 👇https://t.co/GeRdKLo9B5

— TransferWise (@TransferWise) June 4, 2018

Very interesting interview by @fintechf with Meniga CMO @fjalldal along with @GroupeBPCE CEO François Pérol, @Barclays Catherine McGrath, MD, Transactional Products & Payments and @Swedbank Head of Digital Lotta Loven on #PSD2 & #OpenBanking https://t.co/RPIbeNYlL4

— Meniga (@meniga) April 13, 2018

Find out why @GroupeBPCE has selected #Huawei’s #CloudCampus solution & what it can do for you: https://t.co/vOBPQfrHL4 pic.twitter.com/NAqdoaeRtk

— Huawei Technologies (@Huawei) February 9, 2018

#AXA 2018 Investor Day – Greg Hendrick, CEO of @AXA XL, presented his vision for the newly created @AXA_XL entity, built around portfolio optimization, profitable growth & volatility management & shared increased synergy targets, an earnings outlook for 2020 | WATCH the Video pic.twitter.com/cx56OvwpmJ

— AXA (@AXA) November 29, 2018

#AXA 2018 Investor Day – Gordon Watson, CEO of @AXA in Asia, presented his vision & strategy for @AXA_Asia where he has attracted local & experienced talents to increase focus on Agency, #Health, Brand & #China | WATCH the video interview pic.twitter.com/6sXHEgW8yS

— AXA (@AXA) November 29, 2018

#AXA has decided to extend its sustainability policies to the new division: @AXA_XL will no longer underwrite the construction & operations of coal plants, coal mines, oil sands extraction & pipelines as well as arctic drilling https://t.co/5zxTQNZKKD @thomasbuberl #ClimateChange pic.twitter.com/2VE4gBDMUQ

— AXA (@AXA) November 26, 2018

One man out of seven is diagnosed with prostate cancer. Watch Benoit Claveranne's video & join the #Movember movement to fight against prostate #cancer. #health #prevention @bclaveranne @AXAResearchFund #AXAheartinaction #AXAAtoutCoeur pic.twitter.com/3s5e7qIzfA

— AXA (@AXA) October 31, 2018

"We have selected 4 priorities – and only 4 – for everything we do at #AXA in terms of #innovation:
– #Health
– #SmallBusinesses
– #Mobility
– #Digital communities"@guiborie at #RISEConf @RISEConfHQ @NexChanger https://t.co/ukXdwQbDZu

— AXA (@AXA) July 23, 2018

https://twitter.com/AXA/status/1016937908178124800

Big fan or not, you probably have heard of the Soccer #WorldCup! We take this occasion to deep dive on the role of #insurance in the #soccer business and how #AXA is covering this specific activity https://t.co/XpqYRV2GLX pic.twitter.com/mPpR5noYlh

— AXA (@AXA) July 4, 2018

How the Human got his brain ? How does our #brain expand ? Science insights from Prof Pierre Vanderhaeghen @AXA Chair at Université Libre de Bruxelles https://t.co/2jqjkp7EI5

— AXA Research Fund (@AXAResearchFund) December 13, 2018

#climatechange : more about causes, expected impacts and mitigations/adaptations measures needed for coastal areas in this article from @ihedlft. Including contribution from @AXA Chair prof Ranasinghe @ihedlft https://t.co/LX1JVacTCk

— AXA Research Fund (@AXAResearchFund) December 10, 2018

https://twitter.com/FintechDistrict/status/1069856823807750144

.@AXA announces results of employee share offering while @axainsurance introduces apprenticeship initiative – #insurancenews #insurance https://t.co/ospaoTTFsO

— Insurance Business UK (@InsuranceBizUK) December 4, 2018

The future of mobility is now! @ChrisSapetCEO @NAVYA_Group @guiborie @AXA https://t.co/wzctIwM21z

— Thomas Buberl (@thomasbuberl) October 3, 2018

AXA has completed the acquisition of XL Group, creating the #1 global P&C commercial lines insurance platform! Today, as Greg Hendrick steps up to lead AXA XL as its CEO, I would like to personally welcome him & all XL Catlin colleagues to the @AXA family. https://t.co/bWEygjuwoV

— Thomas Buberl (@thomasbuberl) September 12, 2018

The partnership with ING represents a significant step change in the future of digital #insurance solutions, leveraging our joint digital capabilities, and providing a differentiated customer experience and growth opportunities in Europe @AXA @ING_news https://t.co/Qz6mK1SEPv

— Thomas Buberl (@thomasbuberl) June 13, 2018

« Mr. Buberl should be able to show that AXA's radical remaking means more cash before the year is out. His boldness has brought risks, but before long should also bring rewards. » @thomasbuberl @AXA @WSJ https://t.co/dgHaYHJIse

— Julien Parot (@Jumalv) August 21, 2018

Using #MachineLearning for #insurance pricing #Optimization
by @kazunori_279 @googlecloud @tensorflow @AXA |

Read more at https://t.co/mAG4gwot4P #BigData #ML #Innovation #TensorFlow #NLP #PredictiveAnalytics #NeuralNetworks #FinTech #FinServ #RT

cc: @fchollet @dpatil @mrogati pic.twitter.com/Ej6Me1W4O3

— Ronald van Loon (@Ronald_vanLoon) July 26, 2018

What is involved with the #Lean process?#sixsigma #startups #GrowthHacking #education #UX #brainstorming #innovation #agile #CX #IoT

[via @AXA] @ipfconline1 @Fisher85M pic.twitter.com/o29QXlAmBc

— Michael Fisher (@Fisher85M) June 16, 2018

ING moves back into insurance with @AXA tie-up via @FT
A digital partnership
to build a global insurance platform
https://t.co/XSnKOJTfJm

— Emmanuel Touzeau (@EmmanuelTZ) June 13, 2018

.@thomasbuberl, CEO of @AXA to succeed Oliver Baete, CEO of #Allianz as Chair of the Pan-European Insurance Forum, a platform for the CEO’s of #European (Re)insurance groups to discuss #policy and #regulatory matters affecting European #insurance industry. https://t.co/Hh0jcW3EGq pic.twitter.com/2VQypRI2rK

— Allianz (@Allianz) June 21, 2018

Illinois Vol.3

From @mdoubek: Momentum grows for #fairmaps nationwide. Now's the time to bring to Springfield https://t.co/rKjXGZaJ4G

— CHANGE Illinois (@CHANGEIL) November 13, 2018

It's not just the maps that have caused this, but they're definitely more responsible than the good job your state rep/state senator thinks he's doing… https://t.co/bXryejWT9P #fairmaps pic.twitter.com/hiszZc4x4x

— CHANGE Illinois (@CHANGEIL) November 8, 2018

When we remember Senator McCain’s legacy, we should remember what he did for government reform – from campaign finance to gerrymandering https://t.co/FhLEX36PDn #fairmaps

— CHANGE Illinois (@CHANGEIL) September 12, 2018

All the more reason we need #fairmaps in Illinois and nationwide. The People should have the power to change who controls Congress and the statehouse every two years, not politicians once every decade… https://t.co/4zV8mbJw1p pic.twitter.com/T5q4Yqxc9N

— CHANGE Illinois (@CHANGEIL) August 9, 2018

Obama is back to talk about gerrymandering. Let's hope he continues to call out this heinous practice – no matter which party does it. https://t.co/ObyLewdNnY #fairmaps

— CHANGE Illinois (@CHANGEIL) July 16, 2018

While official numbers won’t be seen until the next campaign finance quarterly reports are due in January, Governor-elect JB Pritzker spent $72.90 per #vote. He had raised more than $171.8 million and received nearly 2.4 million votes. #twill https://t.co/28BXtMocyD

— Reform For Illinois (@Reform4Illinois) November 8, 2018

RFI Policy Director @AlisaKaplan3 says that one risk of having megamillionaire elections is that potential candidates & voters might "feel that if they're not wealthy, if they’re not well connected politically, they just won’t have a voice in the process" #MoneyMadness #twill https://t.co/O50h4IgLRH

— Reform For Illinois (@Reform4Illinois) November 6, 2018

The midterms are tomorrow! Here are RFI's "6 Things to Know About Running an Election" https://t.co/iZmx0xu8jt #twill #reformforillinois

— Reform For Illinois (@Reform4Illinois) November 5, 2018

“We are very worried about what kind of democracy we are developing here,” says RFI policy director @alisakaplan3.#MoneyMadness #twill https://t.co/pSNGAljFHw

— Reform For Illinois (@Reform4Illinois) November 5, 2018

Early voting and vote-by-mail can be great tools to expand voter access.

They should never be used as an excuse to limit it.

Reducing voting sites is serious business & must be done with utmost care to avoid disenfranchisement.#ElectionReformDonts https://t.co/DB8jJKUVkT

— Reform For Illinois (@Reform4Illinois) November 4, 2018

The DAGA IL People’s Lawyer Project, which has received more than $1 million from JB Pritzker, spends $874,500 in “media television” and “media production” opposing GOP AG candidate Erika Harold. #twill https://t.co/MFnxjQVL3i

— Reform For Illinois (@Reform4Illinois) October 30, 2018

Trump Isn't America's Richest Politician Anymore. Illinois' New Governor J.B. Pritzker Is. via @forbes https://t.co/q2b8LVHsrS

— Eric Bradach (@EricBradach) November 7, 2018

Dr. Henderson warns that overusing #antibiotics to produce meat contributes to #AntibioticResistance. You can be part of the solution by supporting producers that don't use antibiotics routinely. #SaveABX pic.twitter.com/IeDpYn0Yta

— Illinois PIRG (@IllinoisPIRG) November 7, 2018

"Americans throw out 416,000 cellphones every single day … we treat them as if they're essentially disposable," said our national #RightToRepair campaign director @nProctor on @OnPointRadio yesterday.

Listen here: https://t.co/mfOdjimMmM

— Illinois PIRG (@IllinoisPIRG) November 2, 2018

Samsung, Apple fined for software updates that slowed phones
::: Italian court fines companies for using software updates to effectively force consumers to buy new phones – Our take, and the importance of #RIghtToRepair https://t.co/6THlMF8mdG

— Illinois PIRG (@IllinoisPIRG) November 1, 2018

Attention burger lovers! Grades are in for America’s top burger chains on their #antibiotic use policies. Learn why 22 of the top 25 chains received failing grades in this year’s #ChainReactionIV report. https://t.co/3qNaTsY0yx pic.twitter.com/Xbkbf1CxMG

— Illinois PIRG (@IllinoisPIRG) October 17, 2018

Chicago is not the only city in Illinois struggling to boost its recycling rate, according to a new report from @IllinoisPIRG: https://t.co/G5b1tbJ6Gr via @arupp pic.twitter.com/GejnOgRRho

— WTTW (Chicago PBS) (@wttw) November 19, 2018

"Bad tax policy is one of the main reasons Illinois is projected to end its current fiscal year with an accumulated General Fund deficit north of $10.4 billion—which makes almost 40 percent of all service spending this year deficit spending." #FairTaxNow https://t.co/SjqtLTQIPy

— RespBudget Coalition (@RespBudgetIL) September 19, 2018

Chicago mayoral candidate studying 'commuter tax' for nonresidents who work in the city https://t.co/WZrl9hGajK

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 30, 2018

Report: Since recession, 10 states, including Illinois, operate at structural deficits https://t.co/FTQQySB4no

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 29, 2018

Democratic lawmaker wishes legionella on the family of a Republican lawmaker during debate

Story: https://t.co/dDuFgUoUNH pic.twitter.com/YjxPpmQG6u

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 27, 2018

Cities in Illinois eye 'exit tax' for pricey homes https://t.co/b441m7xkmD

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 27, 2018

Tobacco 21 bill short on override votes in Illinois https://t.co/MCCJmkcJg3

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 26, 2018

Report: Illinois recycling less than rest of U.S. https://t.co/4X5OxN7DXc

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 20, 2018

Illinois’ public universities seek double-digit funding increases https://t.co/hNZLYDtLAq

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 19, 2018

One-quarter of new jobs in Illinois were in the government https://t.co/5sHeiMuxl5

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 19, 2018

Rockford-area communities top the list of healthiest housing markets in the state https://t.co/p5G4G6lvIu

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 18, 2018

Illinois Senate votes to give illegal immigrants legal protection when they go to the police as the victim of a crime https://t.co/nGShfIFYjm

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 16, 2018

After midterm election, school scholarships program could be in jeopardy https://t.co/e9lObELJK3

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 15, 2018

Fitch: State pension liabilities now top $1 trillion https://t.co/40PMneNSST

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 15, 2018

At budget time, Illinois towns consider large tax hikes as pension costs mount https://t.co/aeKv0kjw0e

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 14, 2018

Op-Ed: Target's decision highlights Chicago's, state's poor policy decisions, via @Dan_McCaleb https://t.co/VUqZZtCbvL

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 14, 2018

As Amazon passes on Illinois, business community asks why https://t.co/rvEDYak0Jn

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 14, 2018

Small businesses in Illinois can't find enough workers to fill open positions https://t.co/iuuSfBOQs5

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 12, 2018

Lower unemployment tax rates scheduled for Illinois businesses in 2019 https://t.co/t4KYajLaet

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 11, 2018

Illinois Democrats return to 'trifecta' government with near total control https://t.co/dTP3p4yMQf

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 8, 2018

Op-Ed: State government faces idea shortage now that it returns to one-party rule via @Dan_McCaleb https://t.co/JGXku9fr2P

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 7, 2018

Half of Illinois' statehouse races are uncontested https://t.co/g2QnOFAIo5

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 5, 2018

Lakeshore views: Machine politics as Illinois marks its 200th birthday @illinoispolicy https://t.co/D1A4YATqWu via @TheEconomist

— Orphe D, Economist (@PolicyQuantsPhD) November 30, 2018

58 former Illinois state lawmakers collecting six-figure pensions @BarnasJoe @illinoispolicy https://t.co/ZFDVd9d4UU

— Orphe D, Economist (@PolicyQuantsPhD) November 11, 2018

Illinois experienced net job losses in August, while the rest of the nation saw continued employment growth. https://t.co/WnaFUkU0hM

— Orphe D, Economist (@PolicyQuantsPhD) September 24, 2018

Do tax credits bring jobs? Not in Illinois. @illinoispolicy @hilarygowins https://t.co/OGdK2F2Rtj via @crainschicago

— Orphe D, Economist (@PolicyQuantsPhD) September 22, 2018

What goes up must come down: Why Illinois is ill-prepared for the next recession @illinoispolicy https://t.co/bJTRRCIQuC

— Orphe D, Economist (@PolicyQuantsPhD) September 13, 2018

Far too many Illinoisans will rely on food stamps this Thanksgiving. As the state lags the nation in job creation and growth, enrollment numbers beat out neighbors. My latest @illinoispolicy https://t.co/ld8AxST8wk

— Joe Barnas (@BarnasJoe) November 21, 2018

Must read @illinoispolicy report on how pension liabilities cause Illinois' leading high property taxes + other economic effects of ballooning liabilities: https://t.co/0CU2hL49H0

— Joe Barnas (@BarnasJoe) September 7, 2018

Gracious in victory? The Night King of Illinois, the Khan of Madiganistan, w a governor in one hand and perhaps a Chicago mayor in the other https://t.co/xZ8rOPtjqY

— John Kass (@John_Kass) November 28, 2018

.@CTBA_online has a no-reform plan to keep pensions more underfunded for longer & make them more expensive in the short term. @JBPritzker should reject this unsound, unfair, and unaffordable idea. @illinoispolicy has real solutions. https://t.co/5TKvTHkZyd

— Adam Schuster (@Adam_Schuster) November 26, 2018

Proud this story won an Emmy for politics/government reporting: https://t.co/BCBBXOPk6b Thank you to the people who were part of it: @BradThor @AldenLoury @KevinDoellman @StatehouseChick @WGNNews

— Ben Bradley (@BenBradleyTV) November 17, 2018

Congrats to @JBPritzker.

Illinois has a long road ahead and the next four years will determine if we choose the path to prosperity or the path the ruin. It remains our hope that Illinois’ comeback story starts here. https://t.co/lrOSrKPA0a

— John Tillman (@JohnMTillman) November 7, 2018

Gee. I WONDER WHY. #IllinoisExodus And still, plenty of politicians in Springfield think the U-Haul parade isn't real. https://t.co/DfA9K0lalK

— Kristen McQueary (@StatehouseChick) November 2, 2018

Had a great time earlier this week discussing the economic direction of Illinois, Minnesota and Wisconsin with some really smart individuals. Thanks to @CROWE_UW, @illinoispolicy & @MNThinkTank for joining! https://t.co/wgKgM85tIA

— Nick Novak (@NickBNovak) October 12, 2018

Chicago is latest to find itself facing the diversion of state money to make up for pension contribution shortfalls. Firefighters’ filed claims to intercept $3.3M in "state grants" for shortfalls. Chicago denies it owes any money and will contest.https://t.co/3E89hqoXU4

— yvette shields (@Yvette_BB) September 14, 2018

"That's how we get access to cheaper money to put in the stock market." Chicago mayor explaining how he will borrow $10 billion to go long equities. Like I said earlier this week — if you own unsecured Chicago bonds sell them now. #muniland https://t.co/VPFpRlhnCe

— Cate Long (@cate_long) September 14, 2018

The news site One Illinois launches Monday as response to Breitbart News and the libertarian-oriented Illinois Policy Institute https://t.co/sed0TwgyA4 pic.twitter.com/m89sjORuNW

— POLITICO (@politico) April 30, 2018

https://twitter.com/VonniMediaMogul/status/1066413301620531200

New study from Illinois Economic Policy Institute, Prof. Robert Bruno @LER_Illinois finds raising minimum wage in #Chicago has not caused unemployment or business failures as salaries increase across the board. https://t.co/dsSvVJuuVx @OneILMedia pic.twitter.com/ZKAG5b7Lvk

— Ted Cox (@tedcoxchicago) July 2, 2018

Flashback: Madigan admitting to rigging ballot question to increase voter turnout for Quinn https://t.co/GsSTaL9W3J https://t.co/fToluhdSlj

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) November 24, 2018

Six men have served as Illinois House speaker or Senate president since 1983, four Democrats and two Republicans. https://t.co/Y1lTi1ZyyU via @A_R_BERG

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) November 18, 2018

.@GovRauner vetoed a bill to allow former firefighters serving as Chicago aldermen to credit their political salary toward a more lucrative firefighter pension. It could come back during veto session. https://t.co/iBRSOH0FQS via @vin_jc

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) November 14, 2018

Friendly reminder:

Snapping a photo of your filled-in ballot and posting it on Facebook or Instagram is technically a Class 4 felony in Illinois, which comes with a prison sentence of one to three years. https://t.co/t9hlCg35LS via @A_R_BERG #electionday #vote

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) November 6, 2018

Illinois’ five state pension systems currently assume rates of return between 6.75% and 7.25% per year.

But the 10-year average annual returns for all five systems fall short of those targets, meaning they could be unrealistically high. https://t.co/YytspgFgrN pic.twitter.com/A9WbZcYfs0

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) November 5, 2018

There are 118 seats in the Illinois House of Representatives. But before a single vote is cast on Election Day, nearly half of those seats will have been filled.

That’s because 54 candidates are running unopposed.https://t.co/vDgUgZJTZO via @A_R_BERG

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) November 1, 2018

In Belleville, it’s illegal to trick-or-treat beyond the eighth grade.

In Forsyth, police can slap you with a fine of up to $750 if you “approach” a house that doesn’t have its porch light on. pic.twitter.com/OCaDrXSxN2

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) October 31, 2018

.@JBPritzker’s spending promises require doubling the state income tax https://t.co/ZbtR813pYR

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) October 29, 2018

Christopher Stephens – executive director of Rosemont’s village-run Donald E. Stephens Convention Center – is banking a salary 545% larger than the typical village household. Stephens made more than $255,600 per year on average from 2015 to 2018 https://t.co/97YRUC3k8N

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) October 17, 2018

Schaumburg’s highest-earning government employee is collecting a salary of $240,770, a whopping 318% more than the median household income https://t.co/Wpe0qkDy3z via @BarnasJoe

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) October 15, 2018

Chicago’s red-light camera program banked over $54.4 million in revenue in 2017 alone.

And from January 2008 to September 2018, revenues totaled $672.4 million https://t.co/dt0WxWEeGn via @BarnasJoe

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) October 11, 2018

Foxx asked to review @JBPritzker's taxes on toiletless mansion; he donated to her campaign https://t.co/LjB2B63eqN via @DHInTransit

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) October 5, 2018

At least five local governments in Illinois still contract with Redflex, the infamous red-light camera company at the center of one of Chicago’s most expensive corruption scandals. https://t.co/50TlJ6hQ2W via @BarnasJoe

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) October 4, 2018

.@stevedaniels27 please remind @JBPritzker that Illinois has higher property taxes than every single state that does not charge an income tax.https://t.co/capOXFNDeR

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) September 28, 2018

The St. Clair County board voted to approve a 5% increase to the county’s property tax levy for 2019.

The increase will raise the county’s property tax levy to $71.5 million from $68 million. https://t.co/J2OsHzUnst

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) September 25, 2018

.@GovRauner implemented a series of reforms that include a ban on nepotistic hires at state agencies and the dissolution of 53 inactive state entities, such as commission boards, councils and task forces https://t.co/gJ6l16jFI6

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) September 24, 2018

Accepting a deal that includes $6 million in subsidies, Wynright Corporation will expand its operations in Indiana and close plants in suburban Elk Grove and Oak Lawn https://t.co/mbpFbAkNz2

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) September 20, 2018

Report: Buying a home has become a better deal in every state except IL, MI and NJ https://t.co/eHpL86nu8V #realestate

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) September 18, 2018

A proposed 1% sales tax for school facilities improvements would bring the city of Springfield’s combined sales tax rate to 9.75% – among the highest in the nation. https://t.co/OGbaeBMMi7

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) September 12, 2018

Two Chicago police officers have been indicted on charges of bribery and conspiracy to commit bribery following an FBI investigation into a “kickback” scheme in which the officials allegedly collected more than $13,000 in bribes. https://t.co/6FlF3anqgz via @vin_jc

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) September 10, 2018

Using his amendatory veto authority, the governor blocked a proposal by the General Assembly that would have protected traditional rental car companies by stifling car-sharing startups. https://t.co/YjBuBeFUin

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) August 31, 2018

Utah Vol.3 (Utah State University, University of Utah, Brigham Young University)

USU dedicates statue to commemorate century since armistice that ended WWI https://t.co/TVtgUnU4Rg via @HJnews

— College of Humanities and Social Sciences (@CHaSSUSU) November 13, 2018

History faculty and alum speaks on WWI! This is a great read!
USU transformed during WWI, historian says https://t.co/9rRdYFZKq2 via @HJnews

— College of Humanities and Social Sciences (@CHaSSUSU) November 2, 2018

#usujcom2010 Some hopeful data for you today. “Younger Americans better at telling factual news statements from opinions | Pew Research Center” https://t.co/6J9oVf5Qtm

— Candi Carter Olson (@ccartero) October 23, 2018

Check out my latest @utahpublicradio story about new research from @BrendanPMurphy connecting #wildfire and #water resources in the Western US! @Watershed_USU @usu_RGS https://t.co/Ruwbr4whVx

— Rachel Hager (@RachelNiaHager) November 5, 2018

Shingo Bronze at Ipsen https://t.co/Ga8WZEEjWL via @YouTube

— Shingo Institute (@ShingoPrize) October 17, 2018

Like a bridge over troubled water, but a drone over a troubled bridge. #USUResearch is looking at how well drones really do in isolating structural issues. https://t.co/yXJcLx535K pic.twitter.com/nlJntkpr70

— USU Research (@usu_RGS) October 17, 2018

USU Researchers crunched 10,000 years of data and found that interconnected cities have interconnected fates. https://t.co/NdFvSPxSvn

— USU Research (@usu_RGS) October 3, 2018

The Water Lab is testing a new twist on a very old technology, the Archimedes' screwhttps://t.co/6IlG8BHIof pic.twitter.com/Lr5cYeSFJk

— USU Research (@usu_RGS) October 2, 2018

Yellowstone's wolves were killed off almost a century ago which drastically changed the ecosystem. Now, they're reintroducing the predator, but that may not be enough of a fix. https://t.co/2UQes0Zz8H pic.twitter.com/ULpZ7FA1Ru

— USU Research (@usu_RGS) September 26, 2018

In case you missed it, Professor Aaron R. Brough cowrote this article about men and green behavior. https://t.co/PlJtWjTu46

— Huntsman School (@huntsmanschool) March 5, 2018

What Needs to Happen Before Electric Cars Take Over the World via @nytimes features @huntsmanschool Prof Ed Stafford! #aggiepride https://t.co/ICfXCwNNCC

— USU Sustainability (@SustainUSU) January 9, 2018

Op-ed by Dr. David Carter based in-part on his organic regulation research. https://t.co/Tc3DaDBk9l @DCarterSLC @MEButton

— University of Utah Political Science (@UofUPoliScience) October 16, 2018

Here is an excellent example of our focus on solving society's most pressing problems. Dr. Jennifer Plumb's efforts to address opioid overdoses in #Utah will be featured this evening on "60 Minutes" with Leslie Stahl. Here is a preview. https://t.co/f14Mw3Bl3M @UUtah @UofUHealth

— Ruth V. Watkins (@RuthVWatkins) November 18, 2018

I'm dismayed (but not surprised) by the scientific ignorance of reports blaring "New study says organic food cuts cancer risk!!" I agree with @newfoodeconomy's Patrick Clinton and @TamarHaspel that you should "Take that with a massive grain of salt"https://t.co/iYH8I20Dd2

— David P. Carter (@DCarterSLC) October 24, 2018

Will Pakistan be out of water by 2025? Pakistani officials are worried about a looming water scarcity crisis, and they are turning to researchers like @sjquinney & @UUtah Prof. John Ruple for guidance. Read more here: https://t.co/MKH7fPNWsj. pic.twitter.com/chPfUKrqFc

— Utah Law (@sjquinney) November 6, 2018

Our own Prof. Paul Cassell researches wrongful conviction. Read about it here. #sjquinney #lawschool #research @UofUResearch @sjquinney https://t.co/z9FUmY729S

— Utah Law (@sjquinney) November 6, 2018

Watch live now: The Future of Conservation in America: A Chart for Rough Water https://t.co/1BwYRj75vm

— Utah Law (@sjquinney) September 26, 2018