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U.S. universities and colleges Vol.15 (Princeton) / New Jersey Vol.13

The #NetZero America project outlines five distinct technological pathways for America to decarbonize its entire economy by 2050 including how jobs and health will be affected in each state at a highly granular level, sometimes down to the county: https://t.co/Lvgq8C4RsI pic.twitter.com/uOSSx1x7b7

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 17, 2021

Project Pronto — with collaborations at #PrincetonU, @Cornell, @Stanford and @ONF_SDN — aims to build and test new types of networks to advance security, performance and innovation. @PrincetonCS chair @jrexnet is leading the #PrincetonU arm of the project. https://t.co/4gRwoKY4Gy

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 17, 2021

On the @PrincetonSPIA "Politics & Polls" podcast, #PrincetonU professor @julianzelizer talks with author and @Harvard professor Fredrik Logevall about his latest book, "JFK: Coming of Age in the American Century, 1917-1956": https://t.co/7puzL1SZvG pic.twitter.com/H9PboaWGJS

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 17, 2021

A life science company born from #PrincetonU research has received a small business technology transfer grant from @NSF for their tech that can help create a more robust, versatile and potent #COVID19 vaccine. https://t.co/SZhFQpICR2

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 16, 2021

At @NatGeo, #PrincetonU Art Museum curator Karl Kusserow explains the resonance between the masterpieces within the U.S. Capitol and the riots that occurred on January 6. https://t.co/iQIs3cM8dS

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 16, 2021

Dr. @francesarnold ’79, winner of the 2018 @NobelPrize in Chemistry and @Caltech professor, will serve as external Co-Chair of the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology alongside Dr. Maria Zuber of @MIT. pic.twitter.com/394nyDEbVH

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 15, 2021

Researchers from @PrincetonSPIA and @USC have projected that, due to deaths from #COVID19 last year, life expectancy at birth for Americans will shorten by more than one year. https://t.co/uzvLxWcvCD

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 15, 2021

An in-house clinical #COVID19 testing lab was created on campus in the fall, facilitating increased testing capabilities with faster results for those in the testing protocol. https://t.co/vv7zMQPe61

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 15, 2021

Prof. @adamkapor's research recently found that districts with centralized admissions systems use different algorithms, and some work better than others — and some even spur families to try to game the system. https://t.co/hpfVu8uqnb #PrincetonForward #ForwardFest

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 14, 2021

Watch the discussion between @federalreserve Chair Jerome Powell '75 and @PrincetonBCF director @MarkusEconomist, live now on YouTube: https://t.co/WdLU4Yhlpt https://t.co/u49VseqyHL

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 14, 2021

In the “Developmental Origins of Life Outcomes” psychology seminar last fall, #PrincetonU students worked with @ACNJforKids, @ChildrnsFutures and @TheFatherCenter to address their organizational needs while learning about early childhood development. https://t.co/Jc6VfH9Ck0

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 14, 2021

In a surprising discovery, @PrincetonPhys researchers have observed an unexpected quantum behavior in an insulator made from a material called tungsten ditelluride, hinting at the existence of an entirely new type of quantum particle. https://t.co/dz8ct5b9tj

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 13, 2021

At @TIME, @PrincetonAAS chair professor @esglaude talks about the violence at the U.S. Capitol, the aftermath and how we can address it in order to move on together as a country. https://t.co/l7N6cV356F

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 12, 2021

The #PrincetonU community sends well wishes of strength and recovery to @RutgersU President Holloway. https://t.co/3CRU43QJW3

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 12, 2021

Researchers from @PrincetonSPIA and @Illinois_Alma predict that by 2100, average warming across global cities will increase by 1.9 degrees Celsius and there will be a near-universal decrease in relative humidity in these cities. https://t.co/QuSaRaWmTG #EnvironmentalResearch

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 11, 2021

At the request of @NJDeptofHealth, #PrincetonU will be one of numerous distribution points for the #COVID19 vaccine once available.

The University is working in partnership with @njgov and @PrincetonNJ_Gov to support vaccination efforts. https://t.co/xyyL8inJbf

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 11, 2021

"I was holding on for dear life.” 🏈

With an onside kick recovery in the final minutes last weekend, former @PrincetonFTBL stand-out @Steve_OCarlson '19 helped seal a playoff spot for the @Browns, ending an 18-year post-season drought. https://t.co/21kQeJ917n pic.twitter.com/Q3xKecJiPl

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 10, 2021

At @Forbes, #PrincetonU's @AndyReynoldsPU discusses his recent research findings on voter reactions to politicians with a range of disabilities and how to break stigmas. https://t.co/IEum2Sk0uj

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 10, 2021

#PrincetonU, @sciencespo and @Columbia will launch a major three-year research project on Muslim communities in India with the support of a $385,000 grant from @HLuceFdn. https://t.co/yn21fBIMVx

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 9, 2021

Alumna @AshaRangappa_ '96 and prof. @kewhittington provide legal expertise and analysis about self-pardons in a piece for @voxdotcom. https://t.co/1JYlHWVlrG

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 8, 2021

At @NatGeo, prof. @KevinMKruse discusses whether or not the violence on January 6 should be considered "unprecedented" in comparison to historical events. https://t.co/KXz0Eq4LO0

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 8, 2021

Prof. @julianzelizer speaks with @AP (https://t.co/h6aQkGr8Ez), @washingtonpost (https://t.co/MsfC4RFAu7) and @whyyradiotimes (https://t.co/5a01Y7dwis) about how past events manifested in the violence that occurred on January 6.

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 8, 2021

Assoc. research scholar and lecturer @drlaurenawright provides insight at @TIME (https://t.co/B5GcoWwRBf) and @washingtonpost (https://t.co/c0TplqFuja).

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 8, 2021

Prof. @kewhittington spoke with:@TimesRadio — https://t.co/9jAMJ5CaUR @reason — https://t.co/Bov3ufM1KD @lawfareblog — https://t.co/70ekCprG3l
and @washingtonpost — https://t.co/yq0tiY4Ebp

about the political ramifications of Wednesday's violence. pic.twitter.com/uWYYxQVEfh

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 8, 2021

Professor of history @seanwilentz talks with @njdotcom, discussing accountability and Wednesday's unrest as a result of cynical politics. https://t.co/k47NruHr7e

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 8, 2021

As the country grapples with the aftermath surrounding violence in the U.S. Capitol, #PrincetonU faculty are speaking to the moment, sharing expertise and charting a path forward by drawing on their research and personal experiences. https://t.co/7OvTEbAI5Z

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 8, 2021

President Eisgruber along with other #HigherEd leaders across the country respond to the violence at the U.S. Capitol, focusing on the promises of the U.S. Constitution: https://t.co/JswEw9Tm6x https://t.co/MiOhSv2x8f

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 8, 2021

In response to the violence that occurred in Washington, D.C. on January 6, President Eisgruber writes about "The Constitution's Promise" and the responsibility of our country's leaders: https://t.co/JswEw9Tm6x pic.twitter.com/Y44ZHAkOdA

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 7, 2021

#EnvironmentalResearch from #PrincetonU and @Illinois_Alma finds that cities are at a greater risk than suburban and rural areas for heat stress, water scarcity, pollution and energy insecurity due to design and dense populations. https://t.co/hzo3niv5U2 (via @EcoWatch)

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 6, 2021

A new method developed in part by @EPrinceton researchers uses #DeepLearning to transform low-quality recordings of human speech to that of a studio-recorded voice, improving your podcast (and other) listening experiences: https://t.co/NqsnzvOdPh pic.twitter.com/hvoANBBBcN

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 6, 2021

"COVID-19 has highlighted pre-pandemic inequalities more vividly than we could have imagined."

At @FT, #PrincetonU prof. emeritus Sir Angus Deaton explains how the pandemic has exposed not only inequality, but also public policy response to disaster: https://t.co/Kv7arKBxbY pic.twitter.com/H9UCYGYmPY

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 5, 2021

Congrats to #PrincetonU faculty members @BethLewWilliams, @mrustow, Jonathan Gribetz and Alison Isenberg, each awarded grants from @NEHgov. 👏 https://t.co/OeoWzAAnfb

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 4, 2021

Can we predict pandemics like we do the weather?

It's possible with The Global Immunological Observatory, say #PrincetonU's @CJEMetcalf and @Harvard's @michaelmina_lab. https://t.co/bQrrqZn9Fx

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 4, 2021

Nearly 100 years ago, Albert Einstein roamed the hallways and classrooms of #PrincetonU.

Now, his time spent at the University is documented in a Digital @PULibrary gallery: https://t.co/lWiwEcewxE 📸 pic.twitter.com/FXedHMIrUk

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 3, 2021

#PrincetonU researchers are making key contributions toward developing a promising new treatment for the widespread and devastating diseases toxoplasmosis and malaria. https://t.co/Bf9LHEmZPo

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 2, 2021

https://twitter.com/Princeton/status/1345433438313132032

The #MachineLearning techniques scientists use to predict outcomes from large datasets may fall short when it comes to projecting the outcomes of people’s lives, according to a mass collaborative study led by researchers at @PrincetonSPIA. https://t.co/lBCfu9Q9NW

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 2, 2021

College hoops fans are used to unexpected moments during @marchmadness — so #PrincetonU scientists tracked the brains and pupils of some of these diehard fans to see how they process surprise. https://t.co/Wczf7WBmdj

— Princeton University (@Princeton) December 31, 2020

When #HealthcareHeroes at a local hospital were in need of #PPE, they looked to #PrincetonU researchers, who provided a quick, reliable solution and made more than 3,000 face shields in short order. https://t.co/xV9qerv4dh

— Princeton University (@Princeton) December 31, 2020

An instrument deep underground in Italy has finally succeeded at the nearly impossible task of detecting CNO neutrinos from our sun’s core, revealing the last missing detail of the fusion cycle powering our sun and other stars. https://t.co/GjHPI9KkWU ☀️

— Princeton University (@Princeton) December 31, 2020

In studying the behaviors of ants, #PrincetonU researchers found that division of labor and political polarization — two social phenomena not typically considered together — may be driven by the same processes. https://t.co/gDVV2OTaBo

— Princeton University (@Princeton) December 30, 2020

For the first time, scientists have directly visualized how speech and breath produce and expel droplets of saliva into the air.

Learn more on the study from @EPrinceton's Howard Stone and Manouk Abkarian of @CNRS 👇 https://t.co/hGjjW90963

— Princeton University (@Princeton) December 30, 2020

Expanding upon #PrincetonU's successful @SOCCOMProject, @NSF announced a $53M grant to build a global network of chemical and biological sensors that will monitor ocean health. https://t.co/JJCDiIt4wn #EnvironmentalResearch

— Princeton University (@Princeton) December 30, 2020

https://twitter.com/Princeton/status/1344085861680472065

In the midst of #COVID19, #PrincetonU's "fly food chef" Gordon Gray continued the essential work he's done for 40 years: preparing food for the two million fruit flies used in vital research going on at the University. https://t.co/CURgTs7po6

— Princeton University (@Princeton) December 29, 2020

A new technique for adhering and aligning cells on a soft and flexible material, known as hydrogel, was developed by #PrincetonU researchers and holds promise for spinal cord injuries. https://t.co/bo1V3X2yCZ

— Princeton University (@Princeton) December 29, 2020

In a first-of-its-kind study, #PrincetonU researchers used satellite data and climate models to assess the reliability of solar power under #ClimateChange. https://t.co/Yj9WHaIcNg #EnvironmentalResearch

— Princeton University (@Princeton) December 29, 2020

Have you ever played with a baby and felt a sense of connection, even though they couldn’t talk to you? 👶#PrincetonU research says that you might quite literally be “on the same wavelength,” experiencing similar brain activity in the same brain regions. https://t.co/uP3sgc8DDj pic.twitter.com/xuSbdbXXad

— Princeton University (@Princeton) December 29, 2020

Revolutionary robots are helping to build architecture more sustainably with the help of #PrincetonU researchers. https://t.co/lNfqKJWr74

— Princeton University (@Princeton) December 29, 2020

A team from @EPrinceton has created a preliminary design for dual-purpose kinetic umbrellas, providing shade during fair weather and then tilting in advance of storms to form a flood barrier. https://t.co/eNBFkNW8l0 #EnvironmentalResearch

— Princeton University (@Princeton) December 28, 2020

#PrincetonU researchers have found that the way that loners — or, individuals that are out-of-sync with the majority of a population — function serves an ecological purpose, and may just help the rest of society survive. https://t.co/jZBxgKSP9Q

— Princeton University (@Princeton) December 28, 2020

Known as a "hot Jupiter," the WASP-12b planet is spiraling towards destruction in just 3 million years according to #PrincetonU astrophysicists. https://t.co/uN3mn55c1O

— Princeton University (@Princeton) December 28, 2020

The engineering techniques behind self-supporting masonry domes inherent to the Italian Renaissance have been a mystery — until now, as researchers from #PrincetonU and @UniBergamo have mathematically proven the structural physics at work. https://t.co/mMIbAO6FXh

— Princeton University (@Princeton) December 27, 2020

A drug-resistant protein called SNAI2 protein helps cancers metastasize. But now, #PrincetonU's @yibinkang and his team have found a way to use the cell’s recycling system to control this dangerous protein, providing a new possibility for treatments. https://t.co/BaUUE0JLBE

— Princeton University (@Princeton) December 27, 2020

While a Doppler radar is often used for tracking storms or measuring speed, @EPrinceton researchers have used it to develop an automated system that will allow cars to peer around corners and spot oncoming traffic and pedestrians. https://t.co/N7MR8iJaCI

— Princeton University (@Princeton) December 27, 2020

#PrincetonU researchers analyzed greenhouse gas emissions, water use and land use of food systems and found that, in general, dietary changes and waste management emerged as the most effective ways to shrink cities’ food footprints. https://t.co/ku1ZrbXpHN #EnvironmentalResearch

— Princeton University (@Princeton) December 26, 2020

A new model developed by #PrincetonU and @CarnegieMellon researchers improves tracking of epidemics by accounting for mutations in diseases and will allow leaders to evaluate the effects of countermeasures to epidemics before they are deployed. https://t.co/FALYV0Uy7v

— Princeton University (@Princeton) December 26, 2020

Watch and listen as #PrincetonU a capella group, Tigertones performs ‘Little Saint Nick” on @GMA. https://t.co/EQenr23GRp

— Princeton University (@Princeton) December 25, 2020

Watch and listen as @JoyceDiDonato sings "Silent Night" as part of #SingForToday co-produced by @PUConcerts and @UMSpresents.https://t.co/Hvlfzqd56c

— Princeton University (@Princeton) December 25, 2020

In other efforts to make the University more inclusive, #PrincetonU welcomed the #SCOTUS ruling restoring #DACA, after a three-year federal lawsuit filed with Microsoft and María Perales Sanchez '18. https://t.co/udR5x65Igz

— Princeton University (@Princeton) December 23, 2020

From Vaccines To Vaccinations: Will Americans Roll Up Their Sleeves? https://t.co/DcmHnnLHvK

— Princeton University (@Princeton) December 22, 2020

We're marking the #WinterSolstice by admiring the work of #PrincetonU alumnus Nathan Myhrvold *83, who captured these incredible, close-up images of snowflakes. 👇

At @Forbes, Myhrvold explains how – and why – he took up this project: https://t.co/KRsG6I6NRB pic.twitter.com/mlWBkvRQZH

— Princeton University (@Princeton) December 21, 2020

How the discovery of a rare object called the Blue Ring Nebula offers a new window into the fate of many tightly orbiting binary star systems. https://t.co/hqjqdSGlN3

— Princeton University (@Princeton) December 21, 2020

In an op-ed for @NautilusMag, #PrincetonU's Ramanan Laxminarayan and Simon A. Levin write alongside Susan Fitzpatrick of @JSMF about building trust in a #COVID19 vaccine. https://t.co/S5TzVtvpR1

— Princeton University (@Princeton) December 19, 2020

A model developed by a team of researchers — including @PrincetonSPIA's @Nolan_Mc — shows how group polarization, rising inequality and economic decline may be strongly connected. https://t.co/MbrDwkAsBl

— Princeton University (@Princeton) December 19, 2020

The event is part of a series on important issues of the day in equity, inclusion and #COVID19.

The first installment of the series, “Race in the #COVID19 Era: What America’s History of Racism and Xenophobia Means for Today,” can be viewed on YouTube. https://t.co/Bq3KROKEBq

— Princeton University (@Princeton) December 18, 2020

The largest #COVID19 contact tracing study to date – led by #PrincetonU researchers – found that children and young adults were found to be potentially much more important to transmitting the virus than previous studies have identified: https://t.co/2bu599UOck pic.twitter.com/uUVpar3HyP

— Princeton University (@Princeton) October 23, 2020

"What we see here is that certain bodies are accorded a certain kind of treatment and other bodies are not," Eddie Glaude, Princeton University's Department of African American studies chair, told NPR, about law enforcement's response to the insurrection. https://t.co/odeAfy5qhZ

— NPR Politics (@nprpolitics) January 8, 2021

TODDCAST: @danbalz, @amyewalter and @esglaude join @chucktodd to discuss the attack on the Capitol and the president's role in stoking violencehttps://t.co/ockJp7LmwR

— Meet the Press (@MeetThePress) January 7, 2021

OPINION: Weaker parties and stronger presidents may be driving some of the trends we see today in American politics. More from Jacob Shapiro of @ESoConflict @Princeton and others. ⬇️ https://t.co/PmcTyQzVVy

— Princeton School of Public & International Affairs (@PrincetonSPIA) January 7, 2021

"As a policy school, we value public service and public servants. Yesterday's attack on the U.S. Capitol — the citadel of American democracy — was an assault on both." Read more from Mark Watson, acting dean, in this blog post ➡️ https://t.co/YWBj4kB4xv

— Princeton School of Public & International Affairs (@PrincetonSPIA) January 7, 2021

U.S. universities and colleges Vol.12 (Tulane) / Louisiana Vol.6

Our executive director @RobLalka spoke on a @CFR_org panel w/ @Alex_Lazarow & Sylvana Q. Sinha to discuss the growing amount of startup ecosystems that are popping up outside of Silicon Valley & what it takes for many of those startups to succeed. Watch: https://t.co/ah4TfcDg01

— Tulane Lepage Center (@LepageCenter) January 4, 2021

During the summer of 2020, the @FreemanSchool Lepage Strategic Advisers program connected @Tulane students & recent grads who struggled to find work due to the pandemic w/ businesses in need of assistance. Read about advisers' work + businesses served: https://t.co/Di7lpvNyr6 pic.twitter.com/S6rDBlovtr

— Tulane Lepage Center (@LepageCenter) December 2, 2020

@AxoSim, a company founded by @Tulane alums, is working with Johns Hopkins to develop groundbreaking pharmaceuticals 👏https://t.co/4Kuh2w28EX

— Tulane Lepage Center (@LepageCenter) December 5, 2020

Thanks @SiliconBayou for the great writeup about some of our fellows at the Lepage Center! Congrats Joshua and Philip! #StartupTulane #NolaStartup @tulane @FreemanSchool https://t.co/uddjlmXkx8

— Tulane Lepage Center (@LepageCenter) February 26, 2020

Thank you Matt Hahne of WestWind Coaching for the ⁦@Tulanefamilybiz⁩ shout out, and sharing the importance of family businesses to our region!! ⁦@Tulane⁩ ⁦@LepageCenter⁩ ⁦@FreemanSchool⁩ https://t.co/wj7ZrKSZuX

— Tulane Family Biz (@Tulanefamilybiz) November 11, 2020

See how @LepageCenter created a program to connect students and recent grads with local businesses needing help during the pandemic. #TulaneU #FreemanSchool #TulaneLepageCenter #Entrepreneurship https://t.co/d7DSL5IWpH pic.twitter.com/dT2SXQW29m

— Freeman at Tulane (@FreemanSchool) December 21, 2020

Listen in on Tulane University Finance professor Amanda Heitz providing credit card advice for the holiday shopping season. #TulaneUniversity #ABFreemanSchoolofBusiness https://t.co/C4a5X9LN87

— Freeman at Tulane (@FreemanSchool) December 16, 2020

Professor Ashley Nelson found a creative way to continue the service learning component of her TIDES during the pandemic. Learn more about the virtual art projects her students created. https://t.co/OoRJ4TMb6N

— Freeman at Tulane (@FreemanSchool) December 2, 2020

“Certainly, litigation risks do contribute to risk aversion, which does contribute to increased transparency,” – Pierre Conner, Tulane Energy Institute @forbes https://t.co/UhV703gSWH

— Freeman at Tulane (@FreemanSchool) June 9, 2020

The Freeman School's Peter Ricchiuti was interviewed for a story in Fortune Magazine about whether recent movement toward a yield curve inversion suggests an increased change for recession. Read more: https://t.co/WEvjYwzKwa pic.twitter.com/kRo8x7NrPl

— Freeman at Tulane (@FreemanSchool) February 4, 2020

“New Orleans was one of the very first VFA cities, and we are committed to supporting the entrepreneurs here,” said @AmyNelsonVFA. “I know our incoming Fellows will leave this week inspired.” https://t.co/OoQdFBgKW1 #VentureCapital #NOEW2020 #startups #StartupNOLA #StartupTulane

— Rob Lalka (@RobLalka) February 20, 2020

Pre-Election 2020 Roundtable@TulaneSLA professor and chair of @PolisciTulane Nancy Maveety participated in Lelchuk's @talkingbeatspod. While no one can predict what will happen, panelists offer various takes on what might, come Election Day–and beyond.https://t.co/XGhUdQRv3h

— Tulane Liberal Arts (@TulaneSLA) November 3, 2020

Former editor of @TIME and Tulane professor @WalterIsaacson wrote the cover story for the latest issue discussing how vital mRNA has been for COVID vaccine development and its impact on the future of the drug industry.https://t.co/vEtgutRQX0

— Tulane University (@Tulane) January 14, 2021

Tulanians who received their first shot through Tulane’s COVID Vaccine Clinic shared their thoughts on receiving the historic vaccine. #StrongerTUgether

Video courtesy of @TulaneMedicine. pic.twitter.com/i0kua7MVxL

— Tulane University (@Tulane) January 14, 2021

Kick-off the new year with a healthy start and two new On Good Authority episodes:

🥗 "Food for Thought: Changing Your Food Mindset" with Heather Nace from Goldring @culinary_med

🎙️ https://t.co/f1gNBZHTES pic.twitter.com/aIsEyIo8iL

— Tulane University (@Tulane) January 12, 2021

Tulane University has been designated as a COVID-19 vaccine provider site by the Louisiana Department of Health and will become one of the first universities in the state to begin administering doses of COVID-19 vaccine.https://t.co/2ScJjvh0YV

— Tulane University (@Tulane) January 8, 2021

Tulane researchers have developed a 15-minute #COVID19 test that is read by a smartphone to address the need to expand testing capacity in community-based settings. https://t.co/G2aDcZRSbj

— Tulane University (@Tulane) December 14, 2020

“We expect by the end of December, that the United States will have about 40 million doses of the vaccine,” says Charles Stoecker, associate professor in the Department of Health Policy and Management. https://t.co/cmjsumOZjw

— Tulane University (@Tulane) December 12, 2020

Climate change affects all aspects of our lives, including food prices, food and water availability, the cost of goods, mortgage access, even the capacity to build long-term wealth through investments, according to @TulaneArch's @Jesse_M_Keenan.https://t.co/f46MEeAEqC

— Tulane University (@Tulane) December 7, 2020

A new study by Dr. Monica Vaccari of @TulaneNPRC found that having a robust initial immune response to coronavirus infection might not be helpful in fighting off the virus.https://t.co/VDbmRAC6ZN

— Tulane University (@Tulane) December 3, 2020

Tulane is one of five universities to have earned an A-plus or above rating from We Rate COVID Dashboards (@CovidDashboards). https://t.co/Q1sR252HBn

— Tulane University (@Tulane) December 3, 2020

“This is an important development in what we hope will be an end to HIV/AIDS.” -Andrew MacLean, Tulane National Primate Research Center @TulaneNPRC https://t.co/lpTLMjm9eP

— Tulane University (@Tulane) December 2, 2020

.@NewcombMuseum will remain open to the public through Dec. 11, with a special "museum members only" day on Dec. 12. The museum will mark the close of @2cent_bmike's exhibitionhttps://t.co/RekHe2gptm

— Tulane University (@Tulane) December 1, 2020

Augustine Denteh, assistant professor in the Department of Economics at @TulaneSLA, shares insights on the increased caseloads of individuals on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and discusses his research on the efficacy of the program.https://t.co/ru76maXLu5

— Tulane University (@Tulane) November 25, 2020

👋 Meet Sharon Courtney, vice president for Government and Community Relations.

Sharon recently shared her insight on how Tulane's COVID testing strategy serves the university as well as the greater New Orleans community. #StrongerTUgether https://t.co/T5CwQB70Bf

— Tulane University (@Tulane) November 19, 2020

Tulane professor @WalterIsaacson was recently interviewed on @AmanpourCoPBS to discuss his experience participating in the Pfizer vaccine trial.

Take a look ⤵️ https://t.co/rwbYc1E8k4

— Tulane University (@Tulane) November 19, 2020

Tulane faculty member @WalterIsaacson shared his experience participating in the Pfizer COVID-19 trial ⤵️ https://t.co/G8bcHT5GnE

— Tulane University (@Tulane) November 13, 2020

#StrongerTUgether Student Voices 🌊

Will Kadison of Massachusetts, a senior, is a Maker Ninja, one of the helpful guides at the Scot Ackerman MakerSpace. 😷 Read his interview about his semester: https://t.co/vD4EYO2xiL pic.twitter.com/MsO6PMQp0N

— Tulane University (@Tulane) November 17, 2020

The @NIH has awarded a $8.7 million grant to @TulaneSPHTM to study whether churches can play a significant role in helping to eliminate cardiovascular health disparities among African Americans.https://t.co/zRi4iaSlsv

— Tulane University (@Tulane) November 17, 2020

A team of @TulaneSSE biomedical engineering students won an award at the Collegiate Inventors Competition by @InventorsHOF for the invention of a specialized device to clean intubation tubes without the risk of extubation.https://t.co/EC2ut3dDvz

— Tulane University (@Tulane) November 13, 2020

This January, the Tulane University Center for Brain Health will debut its veteran-focused program created to address the unique medical needs of members of the armed forces.https://t.co/y5lXN02xqA

— Tulane University (@Tulane) November 11, 2020

"It has been a very strategic action on the part of the Biden campaign to showcase Kamala as a unique, unusual individual & an exciting part of the campaign."@NPR interviewed Professor Mirya Holman (@prof_mirya) about the historic vice president-elect.https://t.co/6gLCZGrF0O

— Tulane University (@Tulane) November 10, 2020

Has catching 💤 's been trickier lately?@TulaneSSW expert Tonya Hansel, PhD, discussed mental health during disasters and the importance of sleep in the face of uncertain times.https://t.co/hw4RgfCD5T

— Tulane University (@Tulane) November 5, 2020

The Phase 3 clinical trial is designed to evaluate the safety and efficacy of a single dose of the Janssen COVID-19 vaccine candidate versus a placebo.

Tulane will recruit up to 1,920 participants throughout the New Orleans area.https://t.co/7zfDqovpl6

— Tulane University (@Tulane) November 4, 2020

The joint statement goes on to reflect upon the roles that lawyers played in recent events and affirm the deans’ commitment to working together to repair the damage to democratic institutions and rebuild faith in the rule of law.https://t.co/5KAGLeEGY0

— @TulaneLaw (@TulaneLaw) January 12, 2021

And it must be said, her name is Shauna Clark, #tulanelaw Class of 1994! @NLawGlobal is the 3rd largest law firm in the United States and one of the 10 largest in the world. We are #superproud of this alumna's historic accomplishment! https://t.co/rEqBVSXTXt

— @TulaneLaw (@TulaneLaw) December 14, 2020

Look closely – see #tulanelaw do-gooder Prof. Christopher Dalbom (wearing @Tulane mask!) as he helps the Audubon Coastal Wildlife Network rescue and release a stranded dolphin calf. Dalbom is a volunteer. Give it up for all of these good humans!👏🐬 https://t.co/9vwM5tBAO8

— @TulaneLaw (@TulaneLaw) November 20, 2020

"A well-known sports law program with important alumni and incredible real-world experience — that’s Tulane." Yes, we know. So thanks for telling the world our #sportslaw program is #1 @CollegeMag!! https://t.co/wysToVh4on

— @TulaneLaw (@TulaneLaw) November 16, 2020

#futurelawyers in Prof. Stephen Griffin’s Law of Democracy class immersed themselves in all things elections, like voting rights, campaign finance and racial discrimination. Then, they shared their knowlege in a special post-election webinar. https://t.co/2zZ9TTvFna

— @TulaneLaw (@TulaneLaw) November 5, 2020

Prof. Steve Griffin weighed in on the legal actions by the Trump team in a number of states regarding the counting of votes and the election, via @fox8news https://t.co/aKsZA0lkik

— @TulaneLaw (@TulaneLaw) November 5, 2020

We are so fortunate to have alums like Gary Crosby (L'16) whose life adventure began in Jasper, Ala., and took him to New Orleans as a teacher, to the London School of Economics and finally to #tulanelaw. Hear more of his story. https://t.co/ScXtWHLjwU

— @TulaneLaw (@TulaneLaw) October 27, 2020

#TBT: Two things to learn from these archival photos: #tulanelaw profs have always been smart, dedicated & …let’s be honest … exceedingly good-looking 🤣💚& we are grateful for tech advances that made computer 🖥 research so much easier!! #itsthe80s #backintime #westlaw80s pic.twitter.com/8GmozEl07A

— @TulaneLaw (@TulaneLaw) October 22, 2020

A great interview by @nytimes with Tulane Prof. Mirya Holman, affiliated faculty of #tulanelaw on how women in politics are consistently held to higher standards than men. https://t.co/I17p00W2EL pic.twitter.com/vgSFcFW5ec

— @TulaneLaw (@TulaneLaw) October 9, 2020

Impressive amount of data here, and really encouraging to see collaboration between economics and epidemiology. @TulaneSPHTM https://t.co/S93LV18U6X

— Ben Pollock, PhD (@Pollock_BD) January 9, 2021

As promised, the major new report on impact of school reopenings on #COVID19 by @TulaneSLA economists @douglasharris99 & @engyziedan, joined by Susan Hassig of @TulaneSPHTM, is out—and featured on @NPR's All Things Considered! https://t.co/gFNAcP6LUa

— Brian T. Edwards (@briantedwards) January 9, 2021

If you’re like most Americans, there’s a good chance you’re going to wear a cloth mask today. Doing so makes sense. But it’s past time for better solutions to be available to the public: https://t.co/sRkbsyDba7 #Masks #MaskUp #pandemic

— Tulane SPHTM (@TulaneSPHTM) January 14, 2021

Tulane’s @WalterIsaacson wrote the cover story “The Vaccine Revolution” for @TIME Magazine’s upcoming issue. In his story, Isaacson writes about how the COVID-19 vaccines by @moderna_tx and @PfizerBioNTech were developed and the role of #mRNA. https://t.co/Cz9n4CkLVW pic.twitter.com/CAm4qDQ6je

— Tulane SPHTM (@TulaneSPHTM) January 14, 2021

Amanda H. Anderson, associate professor in the Department of Epidemiology at the School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine, led a research team that identified 30 risk factors for chronic kidney disease progression: https://t.co/xUEtQbZd5t pic.twitter.com/cok9GKjjf3

— Tulane SPHTM (@TulaneSPHTM) January 12, 2021

After an 18-hour flight from Dubai landed in Auckland, New Zealand, in September, local health authorities discovered evidence of an outbreak that most likely occurred during the trip: https://t.co/rlFJnuYlqP

— Tulane SPHTM (@TulaneSPHTM) January 8, 2021

Check out this paper from Dr. Jeanette Gustat,
Department of Epidemiology, @Tulanesphtm, that urges #publichealth and #medical professionals not to forget the importance of physical activity during #COVID. https://t.co/kkhG5PLS8R

— Tulane SPHTM (@TulaneSPHTM) January 13, 2021

Dean Thomas LaVeist, @tlaveist, comments on a study he co-authored that found that disparities in health & access to health care in Texas’ Black and Latino communities could cost the state up to $2.7 billion annually in excess medical spending. https://t.co/wkRkvSPTFL

— Tulane SPHTM (@TulaneSPHTM) January 14, 2021

How were #COVID19 #vaccines developed in such record time? #Tulane expert Lisa Morici, PhD explains to @WWLTV .https://t.co/1a3Tlh6EVr

— Tulane Medicine (@TulaneMedicine) January 5, 2021

Why do the #Moderna and #Pfizer #COVID19 #vaccines have to be so cold? #Tulane expert Lisa Morici, PhD lays out the science.https://t.co/Ii4pkLVz9m

— Tulane Medicine (@TulaneMedicine) January 6, 2021

#Tulane experts weigh in on the new, likely more contagious variants of #COVID19 found near #Louisiana https://t.co/tXrdQnoKOC

— Tulane Medicine (@TulaneMedicine) January 12, 2021

New #anatomy research from #Tulane gives a greater understanding to our knowledge of the sinuses. #TulaneResearch https://t.co/w46NXv5Gpg

— Tulane Medicine (@TulaneMedicine) January 16, 2021

As #COVID19 cases climb in #Louisiana, #Tulane scientists will be analyzing virus in the state, on the lookout for the new variants.https://t.co/naEYXuA8SX

— Tulane Medicine (@TulaneMedicine) January 15, 2021

Effective antiviral therapy for #HIV infection can help to bring the gut microbiome back into balance according to new #TulaneResearch out of the #Tulane National Primate Research Center. #Virology https://t.co/CQXTm1EFIY

— Tulane Medicine (@TulaneMedicine) January 14, 2021

#Tulane staff and school nurses are set to begin receiving #COVID19 #vaccines in the next wave of #Louisiana shotshttps://t.co/Om9oxHQP1t

— Tulane Medicine (@TulaneMedicine) January 13, 2021

Using #CRISPR, #Tulane researchers were able to excise #HIV out of the genome, paving the way for future potentially curative therapies.https://t.co/72Q7Q4Fjp7

— Tulane Medicine (@TulaneMedicine) January 6, 2021

Lisa Morici, PhD talks about what went into making the safe and effective #COVID19 #vaccines.https://t.co/rjTaxn4Gj9

— Tulane Medicine (@TulaneMedicine) January 6, 2021

According to #Tulane expert Lisa Morici, PhD, the only way to beat back the rising tide of #COVID19 in #Louisiana is through wide-spread #vaccines.https://t.co/qCrNqfIzvi

— Tulane Medicine (@TulaneMedicine) January 6, 2021

With 2020 receding into the rear view, #Tulane reflects on a year like no other in photographs.https://t.co/wL7jqcyYPU

— Tulane Medicine (@TulaneMedicine) January 5, 2021

#ICYMI: Researchers at #Tulane used a variant of #CRISPR to eliminate #HIV in a model of infection.https://t.co/3hGk0PllPB

— Tulane Medicine (@TulaneMedicine) January 5, 2021

Tulane researchers led by Eric M. Montminy, MD examined how different groups progress with early-onset colorectal cancer. #TulaneDoctors #Oncology #ColorectalCancer https://t.co/CHivMLyEPe

— Tulane Medicine (@TulaneMedicine) January 4, 2021

Chancellor Donald, MD of #Tulane talks about how sickle cell disease is one of the many factors that makes #COVID19 potentially more serious for the Black/African American community. #HealthDisparities #TulaneDoctors https://t.co/0wbyENvrQS

— Tulane Medicine (@TulaneMedicine) January 4, 2021

U.S. universities and colleges Vol.11 (UF) / Florida Vol.13

.@UFTheHub alum @pheronym has developed biopesticides that use #pheromones to control parasitic #nematodes, improve #soil health, & protect #crops for better yield! 🌱
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Check out this exciting #technology highlighted by @SuccessfulFarm! 🌾
➡️ https://t.co/QUEfBOS8iC pic.twitter.com/OTuTBUbNFg

— UF Innovate | The Hub (@UFTheHub) January 6, 2021

.@UFTheHub resident company @satlantis_ is leading a European project to place high-resolution cameras in space for a maritime surveillance system! 📷 🌌
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The system will monitor the coastline through the Mediterranean 🌊
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➡️ https://t.co/gi0rFm6J3D pic.twitter.com/4H3WUz5rZy

— UF Innovate | The Hub (@UFTheHub) December 31, 2020

Congrats to @UFTheHub alum @pheronym for signing a 5-year Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) with the @USDA👏
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This CRADA supports @pheronym's goal of commercial manufacturing its sustainable, eco-friendly approach to pest control! 👉 https://t.co/kr3vM8uWgE pic.twitter.com/4xVyB8MrYY

— UF Innovate | The Hub (@UFTheHub) December 17, 2020

Congratulations @ArrantaBio for being a #Top50 @GrowFL Second-Stage Companies to Watch in 2020! 👏
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The top 50 companies are expected to see significant growth over the next few years! 📈
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Arranta Bio acquired @UFTheHub client Captozyme, now @oxidien! 👉 https://t.co/guIMKpnHTk pic.twitter.com/6uXfAlTj3I

— UF Innovate | The Hub (@UFTheHub) December 5, 2020

.@UFTheHub resident client @SliceEngineer teams up with @BondtechAB to launch the DDX Direct Drive eXtruder for Creality 3D printers! 👏
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Congrats on this exciting collaboration! 🎉 Learn more about the ultimate print-head for Creality 3D printers here: https://t.co/1HZuXhzC8I pic.twitter.com/BuzoQDItSi

— UF Innovate | The Hub (@UFTheHub) December 3, 2020

Do you want to know how to promote clarity in your pitches? 🗣️
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The #IncubatorBlogger shares 3 points to ensure listeners will understand you & your company: be brief, stick to the point, & repeat yourself! 🙌
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Check out the friendly advice here: https://t.co/J6sKEBVXEl pic.twitter.com/3IOg9XCC8c

— UF Innovate | The Hub (@UFTheHub) December 2, 2020

Watch @UFTheHub #stars Jim Bowie, Mattrix Technologies, @Feathr & many more #HubSweetHome companies speaking in the @startupgnv #GreaterGainesville video!
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This week celebrate the strength and community mindset of #tech and #startup companies!🎉
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➡https://t.co/tUjCFTwLsM https://t.co/IHb94RmLgA

— UF Innovate | The Hub (@UFTheHub) December 1, 2020

.@UFInnovate’s @Medium has something for everyone! 🤩
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The #blog includes stories on @UFOTL, @UFVentures, & business incubators, @UFTheHub & @UFSidMartinBio! 👏
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Connecting with us has never been easier! Join our community with one click: https://t.co/ix8VbsbH9r pic.twitter.com/vkKADT9Zgm

— UF Innovate | The Hub (@UFTheHub) November 28, 2020

Check out @UFTheHub featured in the 1st volume of the INNOVATE® Gainesville book 🤩
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"We're providing a portal for our client startups to access @UF's plethora of services and expertise" –@ProfLong.
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Read about @UFTheHub & Gainesville's innovation here: https://t.co/34pyBBrOHC pic.twitter.com/B5bkFNTfN1

— UF Innovate | The Hub (@UFTheHub) November 27, 2020

Artificial Intelligence in #Nephrology: Researchers @Parisa__Rashidi and @AzraBihorac describe key advances in recent AI research which seek to improve diagnosis and predictions for acute and chronic kidney diseases.

Read their @NatRevNeph article: https://t.co/b6gIAlRbVT #AI pic.twitter.com/eaAPJCj2xV

— UF Intelligent Health Systems Lab (@UFiHealLab) January 14, 2021

AI in the ICU: @Parisa__Rashidi discusses DeepSOFA, a #MachineLearning tool that continuously updates and tracks a patient's health information to more accurately assess their condition.

Check out the article in @TheOfficialACM
👇https://t.co/X0rRoN37Mp @UFBME @UFExplore #AI

— UF Intelligent Health Systems Lab (@UFiHealLab) January 8, 2021

Have you ever wondered why electrical outlets abroad look different from country to country? @UFWarrington's Director of Energy Studies Ted Kury writes for @ConversationUS on the history of innovative power plugs across the globe.

🔌➡️https://t.co/gBbdYP2VnO pic.twitter.com/p8kWfK7kbj

— UF Research (@UFExplore) January 6, 2021

In an important study about the roles that food insecurity and perceived social status play in eating habits, @MichelleCardel uses Monopoly as a tool.#Obesity disproportionately affects young Hispanic girls and women in the U.S.https://t.co/xRE3mkUcy1 pic.twitter.com/LPKxQWSQz7

— UF Research (@UFExplore) December 3, 2020

“Materials are fundamental for development of every field – they have defined human progress since the very beginning,” — Ghatu Subhash, Professor @UFWertheim.

This #UFRF2020 Awardee has helped other scientists through his own research @UF.

🏆➡️https://t.co/aIwjU9a4OO pic.twitter.com/1m043emJzN

— UF Research (@UFExplore) January 14, 2021

Have questions about the COVID-19 vaccine distribution?

Supply chain expert Dr. Asoo Vakharia breaks down the process and offers some prescriptive guidelines. @UFNews https://t.co/nThLKAqkOO

— UF Warrington College of Business (@UFWarrington) January 14, 2021

14 reasons the entertainment industry will look different in 2021, featuring insight from Warrington alumna and @RollingStone Culture Council member @kimkaupe (BA ’08) https://t.co/WlyKXEp0ek

— UF Warrington College of Business (@UFWarrington) January 5, 2021

Thinking about giving yourself a pass on new year's resolutions?
Focus on three key strivings instead of setting big goals, says research by @KlodianaLanaj, Trevor Foulk (@SmithSchool), & Satish Krishnan of the Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode. https://t.co/r7L1z6Id2P

— UF Warrington College of Business (@UFWarrington) January 5, 2021

From the loss of our beloved college namesake to a brand-new dean to an alumnus who accidentally emailed the entire university, 2020 was a year filled with highs and lows. https://t.co/kp4P28Raka

— UF Warrington College of Business (@UFWarrington) December 30, 2020

New podcast episode: While founding his fantasy sports company @Rotogrinders, alumnus Cameron MacMillan was also busy launching the Raise the Village app with a classmate, which he describes as a "social game for social good." @RotoGrindersCam

Listen: https://t.co/2ufs529Wn4

— UF Warrington College of Business (@UFWarrington) December 28, 2020

Jay Ritter, IPO expert and University of Florida Cordell Eminent Scholar, and Tom White, DA Davidson analyst, join CNBC’s ‘Power Lunch’ to discuss the IPO market and whether it could be a bubble. @UFNews https://t.co/Hri36RcPib

— UF Warrington College of Business (@UFWarrington) December 16, 2020

Cordell Eminent Scholar Jay Ritter comments on the IPOs that happened this week and shares more insights on the market in these stories from Barron’s, The Wall Street Journal, CNBC, Bloomberg, Business Insider and Yahoo! Finance. @UFNews #UFintheNews https://t.co/jVj0fzHO9L

— UF Warrington College of Business (@UFWarrington) December 14, 2020

Cordell Eminent Scholar Jay Ritter discusses the Airbnb share gain in this story from The Wall Street Journal. https://t.co/Y4fSRd8wVp via @WSJ

— UF Warrington College of Business (@UFWarrington) December 11, 2020

In this story, @businessinsider explains what an IPO is, why companies go the IPO route, and how to invest, all with help from Mr. IPO, Cordell Eminent Scholar Jay Ritter, himself.https://t.co/tILnAcBjNT

— UF Warrington College of Business (@UFWarrington) December 9, 2020

Jay Ritter, Cordell Eminent Scholar, discusses the IPO outlook for next year. https://t.co/kOqJQ7TfFm

— UF Warrington College of Business (@UFWarrington) December 4, 2020

Assistant Professor of Management Aaron Hill comments on Kerry’s resignation from the Climate Finance Partners board to avoid the appearance of a conflict of interest. https://t.co/3rWHGyHFRd

— UF Warrington College of Business (@UFWarrington) December 1, 2020

Here is the breakdown of four basic strategies for settling unpaid electric bills, explained by Ted Kury, Director of Energy Studies at @PURCatUF, in this @ConversationUS article. @drj_policy @UFNews https://t.co/RR2UO2TU5Q

— UF Warrington College of Business (@UFWarrington) November 12, 2020

In case you missed it: Dr. Mo Wang shared his research insights with @washingtonpost's @mzaraska on the complicated question of whether it's healthier to retire early or keep working. @UFNews @UFExplore #UFInTheNews https://t.co/3cxqej6RzB

— UF Warrington College of Business (@UFWarrington) January 12, 2021

Billions in delinquent electric bills from the #pandemic are coming due, writes Theodore J. Kury @UFWarrington @UF.

Who will pay them? https://t.co/3GzVYwh7Xg via @routefifty

— MDRC (@MDRC_News) November 8, 2020

Great segment on @CBSSunday celebrating black chefs via @MarcusCooks' new book The Rise, featuring @UF alum @edouardojordan! #WeCookWeRise @UFBlackAlumni @ufalumni #UF #GoGators! https://t.co/GdfXGPy9Fd

— Jocelyn Moore (@msjociemoore) November 22, 2020

Ducks and Gators forge new Partnership:
"This partnership between the @UF and #DucksUnlimited benefits waterfowl, wildlife and millions of Floridians who value clean water and the protection of the natural landscape," said DU CEO @adamputnam.
Read more: https://t.co/1DX2W6dnWY pic.twitter.com/SWLcC9iiNT

— Ducks Unlimited (@DucksUnlimited) December 1, 2020

#Scaling can be used as a solution in assessing #biodiversity, like in species-area relationships, #UFBI Fellow @OhyamaLeo writes.

Check out what our Fellows are working on this semester at our Biodiversity Blog!

👉https://t.co/glSzyOgXt6 pic.twitter.com/reYBbtgoiP

— UF Biodiversity Institute (@UFBiodiversity) January 15, 2021

.@fieldandforkuf finishes harvesting the last of a 1,500 Burgundy sweet potato crop – BY HAND!

The crop was planted in the summer using organic practices. Next up, a fertility trial of #cabbages, along with diverse plantings of #lettuce, #kale, #flowers & more. pic.twitter.com/qZCUwmE26k

— UF IFAS Solutions (@UF_IFAS) January 13, 2021

What is white in color, smells like pineapple, and is just in time for Florida #strawberry season?

A new white strawberry variety from @UFPlantbreeding.

.@UFGulfCoastREC; @FlaStrawberries @FlaFruitandVeg https://t.co/zFvPLtMt8L

— UF IFAS Solutions (@UF_IFAS) December 3, 2020

As one of the largest gifts of land ever given to a U.S. university, it will be a living laboratory and classroom for @UF faculty, students, and @4H. https://t.co/hld25YmO4X @DucksUnlimited to maintain conversation easement.

— UF IFAS Solutions (@UF_IFAS) November 30, 2020

Global group recognizes UF/IFAS engineer for #strawberry spray app @ifas https://t.co/qQTpPehEEF

— Food Systems Institute UF IFAS (@FSI_UF_IFAS) January 13, 2021

🐝 🐝 🐝 Dr. Ellis is outstanding! @UFCALS @UFEntomology #UFBugs https://t.co/mGYz0OY5V1

— Jeanna Mastrodicasa (@DrJtotheMastro) January 13, 2021

I'm forever grateful for my excellent team who is dedicated to the success of our @UF_IFAS family. #Thankful pic.twitter.com/LqFytqXPyh

— Dr. Scott Angle (@IFAS_VP) November 22, 2020

Gina Tran, Gator Collegiate Cattlewomen members and @FLCattlemen helped serve steak lunches to coast guard members to say thank you for their service.

Learn about Tran’s experiences as an animal sciences student during her Instagram takeover going on now! #GatorsWearMasks @UF pic.twitter.com/laWV8yMgDp

— UF/IFAS College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (@UFCALS) January 14, 2021

We found a really nice new jaw of a gomphothere from the late Miocene of Florida today! These elephant like animals are some of our most exciting finds at the Montbrook Fossil locality! @FloridaMuseum @PaleoPirlo #Montbrook pic.twitter.com/JGoiXfm7h5

— Bloch Lab @UF (@BlochLab) November 21, 2020

Faster, Cheaper, Easier COVID-19 Testing https://t.co/tUZ8Q0oc4H @JainLaboratory @xprize @UFLChE @UFWertheim @UFHealth @UFNews @UF

— UF Chemical Engineering (@UFLChE) November 23, 2020

In her unstoppable journey to empower seniors, Dr. Sherrilene Classen of @UFPHHP is conducting research to develop autonomous vehicle resources to promote their independence and safety. Listen: https://t.co/O7Bh6yot7Q #AutonomousVehicles #SelfDrivingCars #unstoppableminds pic.twitter.com/r3wDDP3ujR

— UF PHHP (@UFPHHP) December 17, 2020

Ophthalmology researcher at @UFHealth receives prestigious prize for pioneering efforts to eradicate vision loss. https://t.co/XTTm0KnXkw pic.twitter.com/CjaF7YKuE7

— UF Medicine (@UFMedicine) December 28, 2020

Existing antihistamine drugs show effectiveness against COVID-19 virus in cell testing, @UF researchers find. https://t.co/TGsunZwoF1 pic.twitter.com/yFo8sKEdMj

— UF Medicine (@UFMedicine) December 4, 2020

Today we published at @MDPIOpenAccess our contribution to COVID19 by analyzing sex and age bias. https://t.co/98ZYEruROd.
Congratulation to amazing undergrad student @Tian_Yuan_Liu for his first first-author paper! @UF_MCS @UFGenetics pic.twitter.com/lstgcXthkt

— AnaConesa (@anaconesa) December 1, 2020

In @thedailybeast op-ed, @MichaelOkun, chair of @UF neurology, makes the case for an “Operation Warp Speed” level effort to combat Parkinson’s disease, the world’s fastest growing neurological disorder. https://t.co/psifMpcvoe

— McKnight Brain Institute (@UFMBI) January 10, 2021

Can a tiny lab among the stars keep us strong in the twilight of our years?🌠

⬇️Read how @UFPharmacy's Dr. Siobhan Malany's research aboard the @Space_Station could reveal more about age-related muscle loss 💪@uf @ufnews @UFExplore @NASA @UFWertheim #uf https://t.co/rX3lz4CcQS

— UF ICBR (@UF_ICBR) January 15, 2021

▶️WATCH: @UF students from Pawsthetics, a new @GRiPUF research project in @UFBME, teamed up with @UFVetMed's surgical #oncology group to develop specialized prosthetics for dogs with distal radius cancer#GoGreater #GoGators #HappyPawlidays @UFWertheim https://t.co/QHBn1QMrvf

— UF ICBR (@UF_ICBR) December 24, 2020

Can #AI offer an approachable way to detect #Parkinsons in its early stages?@UF researchers from @UFMDC and @LabFang in @UFBME apply machine learning to identify disease markers in noninvasive retinal exams👁️#GoGators #GoGreater @UFExplore @UFWertheim https://t.co/MhfLxVkLDi

— UF ICBR (@UF_ICBR) December 23, 2020

#GatoRNursing students and faculty can now hone their skills using the latest technology in patient safety and learning assessment following an extensive overhaul of teaching space at the college to build a leading-edge simulation and learning center. https://t.co/27VM7AgcjG pic.twitter.com/5Uva6mDct9

— UF Nursing (@UFNursing) January 14, 2021

AAAS is the world’s largest general scientific society, and we're excited to share that two of this year's newest @aaas Fellows are from #UFPharmacy. Congratulations Dean Johnson and Dr. Schmittgen! 👏https://t.co/cI6aIMQ0W5

— UF Pharmacy (@UFPharmacy) December 2, 2020

A @spacex rocket launch this week will carry a @UF muscle cell experiment designed by #UFPharmacy researchers to the International Space Station.🚀https://t.co/u95cFgkxM8

— UF Pharmacy (@UFPharmacy) December 1, 2020

It’s been a surreal two days prepping COVID vaccine for healthcare workers at ⁦@UFHealth⁩. There is still a lot of pain out there but with these vaccines, I have #hope! pic.twitter.com/7Frvk8PCV1

— Scott Martin Vouri (@VouriPharmD) December 18, 2020

Here's our latest. The next vaccine breakthrough: Health experts identify ways to help people trust a coronavirus vaccine https://t.co/89k5VyredG via @ConversationUS @jackbarry820 @RealGoodCenter

— Ann Christiano (@aechristiano) November 24, 2020

Congrats, Gator Grads! #GoGators #UFgrad pic.twitter.com/n2kPHiRMHd

— FLORIDA (@UF) December 19, 2020

There’s clean. And then there’s Jasper Norwood clean. “It’s our job to make sure students are safe and to make sure their parents don’t have to worry about their child while they’re at UF,” said Norwood.https://t.co/GX3aq8bnKR pic.twitter.com/QgzdLCxhRy

— FLORIDA (@UF) November 24, 2020

“It’s a way to ensure that students have everything they need to be secure and successful in these challenging, unprecedented times,” said Lane Washington, Ph.D., who oversees the Food Assistance Program for Student Affairs.

Read more: https://t.co/Z1RnalF4zz pic.twitter.com/3lkW0od0Tj

— FLORIDA (@UF) November 19, 2020

.@GatorsFB fans! @FreshFromFL is proud to be an official sponsor of today's game against @UKFootball.

When choosing fruit, vegetables, meat, and seafood, look for the Fresh From Florida logo in your supermarket.#GoGators! pic.twitter.com/fm6ePZqzbS

— Commissioner Nikki Fried (@NikkiFriedFL) November 28, 2020

"I almost got my degree at Florida before I even step foot on the field." @KTrask9 discusses what it was like being a backup from his freshman year of high school until his Redshirt Junior year with @GatorsFB

For Kyle's full appearance: https://t.co/nRyPtA84cc pic.twitter.com/BZ4Q2WIGJJ

— Dan Patrick Show (@dpshow) November 24, 2020

Just a kid from Manvel, TX @ktrask9. pic.twitter.com/xCFje1zSnP

— Gators Football (@GatorsFB) January 5, 2021

Utilizing his experience on #Broadway (@aladdin, ANYTHING GOES, @NiceWorkBway), @UF Musical Theatre Lecturer Andrew Cao rose to the challenge of teaching tap dance in this new COVID-age.⁣

🎥 Production: Matt Guernier (BFA Musical Theatre 2021) pic.twitter.com/uo3dlvlJLn

— UF College of the Arts (@UFCOTA) December 11, 2020

Looking for something new to watch this weekend? @UF Assistant Professor Monika Gossmann is coming to @Netflix on Friday alongside big-name Hollywood stars in David Fincher's new movie "Mank."

— UF College of the Arts (@UFCOTA) December 3, 2020

@UF Research awards 20 grants totaling $1 million in artificial intelligence https://t.co/tL1YrpMejJ

— Dr. David P. Norton (@DrDavidNorton) December 4, 2020

“It’s the Wild West,” said Professor Elizabeth Rowe, a professor @UF Levin College of Law about facial recognition. “Companies are not required to report how, when or where this technology is being used.” Learn more: https://t.co/d1RN98ljuj

— AAU (@AAUniversities) December 7, 2020

“People decide if they’re comfortable getting the vaccine based on how they see the world, their perceptions of the choices people like them will make, and who they trust,” said Ann Christiano, director of @UF ’s College of Journalism and Communications https://t.co/5xYdftreF0

— AAU (@AAUniversities) November 22, 2020

#UFLaw Professor Lars Noah's forthcoming Connecticut Law Review article reviewed in @TheCrimeReport https://t.co/1Ea2HQ8wek

— UF Levin College of Law (@UFLaw) January 14, 2021

"It's a common mistake people make in understanding First Amendment protections … There is no constitutional right to tweet or post on Facebook." –#UFLaw and @UFJSchool @ProfClayCalvert in @CNET https://t.co/0mJthAY1Dr

— UF Levin College of Law (@UFLaw) January 12, 2021

“Just because we have access to all of this information doesn't mean that we should necessarily use it … Part of the problem is that there’s no reporting accountability of who’s using what and why.” –#UFLaw Prof. Elizabeth Rowe tells @IEEESpectrum https://t.co/Sq0Wq8lpAa

— UF Levin College of Law (@UFLaw) January 11, 2021

#UFLaw @professornunn quoted in @Poynter https://t.co/RxQYjjWwI6

— UF Levin College of Law (@UFLaw) January 9, 2021

The latest COVID relief bill “represents an inadequate response to the poverty and inequalities exacerbated and generated by today’s crisis,” Ariel Jurow Kleiman of @USanDiegoLaw, Andrew Hammond of @UFLaw, and Gabriel Scheffler of @MiamiLawSchool explain. https://t.co/hQIM7wvFx8

— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) January 11, 2021

"A jury will have to judge by a standard of what a reasonable person would consider true," @ProfClayCalvert told @jayshams. #UFintheNews https://t.co/g8ec3eJZCh

— UF News (@UFNews) January 12, 2021

“It’s not as obvious a bubble as 20 years ago,” @UFWarrington IPO expert Jay Ritter said. “But we’re close to bubble territory.” #UFintheNews https://t.co/d0TE8f63uP

— UF News (@UFNews) January 4, 2021

“We believe there is some increase in people who, because of COVID-19, are not able to pay for the items,” UF criminologist and @LPRC_research director Read Hayes told @abhabhattarai and @hannah_denham1. https://t.co/nM5fO7D2FS #UFintheNews

— UF News (@UFNews) December 10, 2020

"The genetic evidence is suggesting that these ties were maintained over a long period of time,” @FloridaMuseum archaeologist William Keegan told @carlzimmer. #UFintheNews https://t.co/kZxtekKFPs

— UF News (@UFNews) January 15, 2021

U.S. universities and colleges Vol.10 (Rice, Emory) / Texas Vol.18 / Georgia Vol.9

Researchers @dianazobrien of @RicePoliSci, Timm Betz of the Technical University of Munich, and David Fortunato of the University of California, San Diego found political representation is a key factor in lowering import tax penalties on women’s goods. #SocSciResearch https://t.co/WxjMEdVaHY

— Rice Social Sciences (@RiceSocSci) December 8, 2020

Through a partnership with NASA's JSC and DivInc, The Ion has been awarded $1.4MM in federal funding to create its Aerospace Innovation Hub. The hub will support and develop regional minority business enterprises addressing aerospace-related challenges.https://t.co/oZX99V48aa pic.twitter.com/mgvBh4nluZ

— Rice Business (@Rice_Biz) December 8, 2020

The final panel for the Rice Energy Finance Summit is live!

Catch it on their live stream on Youtube: https://t.co/bGRcGtmWlv #REFS2020

— Rice Business (@Rice_Biz) November 13, 2020

Check out this great article about @CedenoAlly in @PoetsAndQuants as her startup Women Offshore Foundation is named one of 2020's most disruptive startups! https://t.co/H9klgeQLT2 #RiceBusiness #Startups #2020 #RiceMBA #YouBelongHere

— Rice Business (@Rice_Biz) November 5, 2020

So you're all registered for Expo (!!!!), but how do you stand out? Check out this Handshake article for their 5 best tips to make sure you get noticed and get hired at virtual career fairs.
LEARN🔥 https://t.co/rsS0Q72JmG

— Rice University CCD (@riceccd) September 10, 2020

From garden-fresh fruits to classic films, Rice University is home to an assortment of interesting classes. The Thresher has compiled a list of eight classes students should consider adding to their schedules — no matter what their major or interests. https://t.co/xwMI3wkbQ9

— The Rice Thresher (@TheRiceThresher) December 4, 2020

NEWS | Visit of Brazilian Minister of the @mctic , @Astro_Pontes , to @RiceUniversity

source Rice University – learn more: https://t.co/WdGk5dTKhr #BRATECC #Brazil #US #TX #Houston #Government #RiceUniversity #Education #Visit #Lab #Tech #Projects #Technology #Support pic.twitter.com/UW73Q0faKY

— Brazil-Texas Chamber of Commerce (@bratecchouston) December 22, 2020

Great insights from @ForbesCoaches, including #DoerrInstitute leadership coach @_glenntaylor, on how to stay engaged and connect with others in a #virtual setting. #Forbes https://t.co/5yaERMFR7p

— The Doerr Institute for New Leaders (@Doerrinstitute) December 16, 2020

A months-long study to determine the number of Houstonians carrying COVID-19 antibodies revealed infections may have been four times greater than viral tests showed, according to Rice's Katherine Ensor and Loren Hopkins.

Read at @RiceUNews: https://t.co/DNgpMx3q2T pic.twitter.com/fwRr9Qt2rF

— Rice Statistics (@RiceStatistics) December 15, 2020

The @RiceUniversity lab of Matthew Jones, a joint professor in MSNE, has found van der Waals force can deform nanoscale silver for optics, catalytic use: https://t.co/uJS7i57JCW pic.twitter.com/q0DXZf6qB9

— Rice Materials Science & NanoEngineering (@RiceMSNE) December 16, 2020

The @RiceUniversity lab of mechanical engineer Fred Higgs (@higgsf) hopes to make life better for those with replacement joints by modeling how artificial hips are likely to rub them the wrong way: https://t.co/QuuFcQFMvP pic.twitter.com/dBgw7nXlNd

— Rice University Mechanical Engineering (@RiceMECH) January 11, 2021

The Rice University lab of physicist Junichiro Kono will share in a $1 million grant from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative (CZI) to develop advanced systems that improve imaging of proteins, cells and tissues. To learn more about this exciting award visit https://t.co/L9uintGAK7 pic.twitter.com/InBu6KEOAQ

— Rice Electrical & Computer Engineering (@RiceECE) December 7, 2020

Congratulations to Rice Engineering researchers — including @dryepearson and @RDesRoches — and colleagues on receiving @ASEE_DC's 2020 Best Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Paper Award: https://t.co/EO2HbTOz83 pic.twitter.com/hrWdwtwDXh

— Rice Engineering (@RiceEngineering) December 11, 2020

Using AI, researchers from @RiceCompSci and @RiceStatistics have discovered a better way to combat the spread of misinformation on social media.

Read via @RiceUNews: https://t.co/MRGQd4INUI pic.twitter.com/BmOJNA6kv2

— Rice Engineering (@RiceEngineering) December 11, 2020

We are very proud of our faculty’s involvement in this collaboration.

Learn more about how @RiceUniversity and @IITKanpur are investing resources and research in the development of energy solutions, materials and sustainable technologies: https://t.co/1SNVJDDJcB https://t.co/Y3zryiT7q3

— Rice Engineering (@RiceEngineering) December 9, 2020

As patient hospitalization rates have soared during the COVID-19 pandemic, Rice CAAM researcher Silviya Valeva is helping develop flexible mathematical models for multi-stage nurse scheduling in times of uncertain demand: https://t.co/eb7a1dtYwi pic.twitter.com/EAUFlEAhha

— Rice Engineering (@RiceEngineering) November 13, 2020

Scientists get the lowdown on sun's super-hot atmosphere. https://t.co/iFngLjQFnp pic.twitter.com/5ScK71JqeQ

— Rice Physics and Astronomy (@RicePhysAstro) December 7, 2020

Congrats, Kirsten Siebach. The @RiceUniversity assistant professor was chosen by @NASA to work on a new Mars rover. We write a lot about how critical academia is to the #innovation #ecosystem, but this news is truly out of this world!#HouTech #SpaceTech https://t.co/Z2NMdAB6ib

— Houston Exponential (@HouEX) December 11, 2020

.@UrbanHarvest collaborated with @RiceKinderInst's Houston Community Data Connections program on a data support tool that helps bring healthy and affordable food options to underserved areas. Learn more about the project in today's #KIUrbanEdge. https://t.co/yzkzzFeebK

— Kinder Institute (@RiceKinderInst) December 14, 2020

.@HoustonBCycle began its #electricbike rollout last month, ultimately planning to launch 200 e-bikes by March of 2021. Research has shown e-bikes encourage riders to cycle farther and more often than conventional bicycles. https://t.co/ySnLhoEf4A

— Kinder Institute (@RiceKinderInst) December 10, 2020

"We don’t have #visas for the workers that our economy often needs,” said @PayanTony, @BakerCtrUSMEX director, adding that allowing these workers to obtain work permits and protection from deportation would increase their productivity. #Immigration #USMEX https://t.co/5FQoGNIJnB

— Center for the United States and Mexico (@BakerCtrUSMEX) January 14, 2021

In an interview with @chron, fellow in urban politics @RobertSteinKHOU weighed in on what yesterday's impeachment of #PresidentDonaldTrump will mean, from a potential Supreme Court trial to the future of pro-Trump extremism. Read here: https://t.co/hiU5VXhvdK

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) January 14, 2021

JUST OUT: In a new brief, @CES_Baker_Inst experts @finley_mark and @Ken_Medlock offer policy recommendations to the #Biden administration for a secure low-#carbon #energy future: https://t.co/Dz5h5LSX3s

Read our other #2021TransitionPapers here: https://t.co/icwTpMd6MN pic.twitter.com/P6B7nY6woz

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) January 14, 2021

After the deadly attack on the Capitol, local #Texas governments are preparing for protests that could be unlike any in modern state history, said fellow @MarkPJonesTX. Past incidents have been disruptive, said Jones, but "never threatening." https://t.co/kac5RhzTz6

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) January 14, 2021

TUNE IN: After more than three years of embargo by land, air, and sea, why is the blockade of #Qatar ending now? Fellow @jimkrane joined @AJTheTake to discuss: https://t.co/cJmDh6N0vV

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) January 13, 2021

There has been much confusion about who gets the #COVID19 #vaccine first. “If people don’t understand, if they don’t see it as fair, they get mad at all levels. At the governors. The health departments. … at everyone,” said @BakerCHB's Rekha Lakshmanan: https://t.co/5nWGeYfI5h

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) January 13, 2021

TUNE IN: U.S. federal debt, already at its highest level since WWII, has grown dramatically as Congress expends huge sums to address the #pandemic. In an new episode of our #PolicyMatters podcast, fellow @jorge_barro explains how worried we should be: https://t.co/kA9IAPgtGQ pic.twitter.com/LsLQl3rTpS

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) January 13, 2021

LISTEN: @BakerCHB's Rekha Lakshmanan and @PeterHotez joined @TexasStandard to discuss the rise of anti-vaccine sentiments. According to Hotez, many #COVID19 deaths are attributable to anti-science, which has now become "mainstream." https://t.co/JaYRmuFsKc

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) January 13, 2021

#Biden plans "to phase out #fossilfuels over time, but I think he’s been at pains to emphasize the 'over time' part of that, as a way to signal he doesn’t intend to massively disrupt the #oil and #gas business,” said @CES_Baker_Inst fellow @finley_mark: https://t.co/tE1lEAbD9N

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) January 13, 2021

New @FiveThirtyEight piece on the record number of ♀️ in Biden's cabinet, plus why some positions (like Defense) remain ♂️ dominated. Grateful to @sidney_b for including my research on defense & finance portfolios w/ @tiffanydbarnes. https://t.co/D8Pz4yAcFK

— Diana O'Brien (@dianazobrien) December 16, 2020

Check out this research by Professor Songying Fang, @AdamYLiu1, and @nujoaixil on the opinions of ordinary Chinese citizens about the U.S. and other countries. @Diplomat_APAC https://t.co/7Rafumq4FM

— Rice U Political Science (@RicePoliSci) January 4, 2021

“Partisan division is still severely inhibiting the United States’ #COVID19 response 10 months after the pandemic began,” say @BakerInstitute experts Christopher Kulesza and @QuiantaMoore.https://t.co/cV6tecmrah #coronavirus #coronaviruspandemic #COVID19pandemic #COVID #vaccines pic.twitter.com/50GN5os9DN

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) January 13, 2021

"The truth is that German and Russian utilities/#gas companies have a very long working relationship and #Germany somehow sees this as a market relation," @CES_Baker_Inst fellow @anna_b_mikulska tells @DeutscheWelle.https://t.co/zmHoD7bphq #Russia #Europe #NordStream2 #energy

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) January 12, 2021

Microsoft signs on as ‘major tenant’ at the Ion https://t.co/l3jhGvV3VJ via @houstonchron

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) December 17, 2020

The last #greatconjunction to appear as close and as visible as the upcoming one occurred on March 4, 1226, @cqchoi reports. “For perspective, Genghis Khan was still roaming Asia then,” says Rice University astronomer Patrick Hartigan.https://t.co/zzN1TQtSPF #Jupiter #Saturn

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) December 17, 2020

"College football in America often comes with surprises, but the saga of @RiceFootball's season symbolizes just how unprecedented this year has been," writes the @csmonitor editorial board.https://t.co/AWYbatoYJh #CollegeFootball #football #RiceOwls #Houston #Texas

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) December 10, 2020

“You'd have to go all the way back to just before dawn on March 4, 1226, to see a closer alignment between these objects visible in the night sky," Patrick Hartigan, an astronomer at Rice University, explained. #Jupiter #Saturn #astronomy #space #science https://t.co/J1B9erTFRr

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) December 9, 2020

“You’d have to go all the way back to just before dawn on March 4, 1226, to see a closer alignment between these objects visible in the #nightsky,” said Rice University astronomer Patrick Hartigan.https://t.co/3XN57fc4i0 #Jupiter #Saturn #astronomy #wintersolstice #Christmas

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) December 4, 2020

RECAP | Rice uses second half surge to defeat Houston Baptist, 90-79.

📰 » https://t.co/r1Uf9Rzoch #GoOwls👐 x #TheRiceWay

— Rice Basketball (@RiceBasketball) December 15, 2020

An AI-powered microscope created in collaboration between @RiceEngineering researchers and @MDAndersonNews could check cancer margins within minutes of a tumor's removal.

For more: https://t.co/VgQD6s5HAQ pic.twitter.com/5Ze1j6MYp1

— Rice University (@RiceUniversity) January 12, 2021

Gooooo Owls! 👐 https://t.co/c785xHwEZI

— Rice University (@RiceUniversity) December 17, 2020

Team Cardiac Signals won the Fall 2020 Virtual Showcase held by @Rice_D2KLab! Their project uses #datascience techniques to help save babies with congenital heart defects using data from @TexasChildrens Hospital.

Via @RiceUNews: https://t.co/b2MY1Ekxco pic.twitter.com/VxlBUGQSsL

— Rice University (@RiceUniversity) December 16, 2020

Palliative care physician Dr. Joanne Kuntz knew how important it was for quarantined patients to see and speak with their loved ones. So she found a way. Full story: https://t.co/lt4rBAO6Qd #EmoryStories #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/UXMuwulwxv

— Emory Medicine (@EmoryMedicine) January 12, 2021

Every Friday, Slate tests the news savvy of its readers with a quiz. Spoiler alert: This week Emory made it into a question. Alisha Kramer, wife of GA Senator-elect Jon Ossoff, is an Emory OB/GYB. https://t.co/OMPdkAk9kC pic.twitter.com/h6CjQKzTG4

— Emory Medicine (@EmoryMedicine) January 8, 2021

If #COVID19 becomes endemic and most people are exposed in childhood, it may join the ranks of mild cold-causing coronaviruses that currently circulate in humans, according to a model developed by Emory & @penn_state. https://t.co/PTTUwsQdyo pic.twitter.com/POr2YAKVfE

— Emory Health (@emoryhealthsci) January 14, 2021

This week a reckoning was taking place for the Moderna #COVID19 vaccine clinical trial. Lab Land has been hearing from Emory-affiliated study participants that they’re finding out whether they received active vaccine or placebo. https://t.co/tIGEKZ5T7k #covidvaccine pic.twitter.com/Fiv7mFOlN6

— Emory Health (@emoryhealthsci) January 8, 2021

The ethical aspects of COVID-19 vaccines are critically important, Dr. Jonathan Lewin (@jonlewinmd) told @MSNBC on Saturday. Ethics has been major part of @EmoryHealthcare's vaccine distribution plan, he added. pic.twitter.com/a3apwInXec

— Emory Health (@emoryhealthsci) December 16, 2020

ICYMI – Many researchers around the world have tried to repurpose drugs for #COVID19, often unsuccessfully. New clinical trial results show that baricitinib, an arthritis drug, can speed recovery and may reduce mortality in some COVID-19 patients. https://t.co/GYorPJgIQp pic.twitter.com/17cr2ZccWY

— Emory Health (@emoryhealthsci) December 15, 2020

"Vaccines are coming, but people need to brace themselves for the cold reality of what’s in front of us," Emory's Dr Joel Zivot (@jj99890) tells @USATODAY. Americans must continue preventive measures meant to keep #COVID19 in check." https://t.co/CkK064M4gW pic.twitter.com/qayf3DhMgN

— Emory Health (@emoryhealthsci) December 15, 2020

In a FB Live last week, Emory's @carlodelrio7 said that the way things are now, the U.S. is trying to fight a war against #COVID19 with 50 different strategies and armies, one for each state. A national strategy is imperative. https://t.co/1bwJ9mYLe9 pic.twitter.com/lbqGagZFJV

— Emory Health (@emoryhealthsci) December 11, 2020

A study from @WinshipatEmory investigator and oncologist @KalinskyKevin finds that some postmenopausal women with early stage #breastcancer can safely skip chemotherapy. Findings from the RxPONDER clinical trial were presented @SABCSSanAntonio https://t.co/WYQUzdGLg9 pic.twitter.com/Y9CdKNXqDt

— Emory Health (@emoryhealthsci) December 9, 2020

“We spend a lot of time training medical students on the science behind #vaccines. We don’t spend a lot of time teaching them how to communicate effectively about this,” @EmoryMedicine's @rabednarczyk tells @washingtonpost on #vaccinesafety https://t.co/uBDUhmIlTe

— Emory University News (@EmoryNews) December 11, 2020

“We don’t really pay people to stay at home to quarantine,” @EmoryLaw's @PollyJPrice tells @TheAtlantic on employers reluctance to pay employees to stay home for #COVID19 #quarantine https://t.co/I2v771ibiz

— Emory University News (@EmoryNews) December 10, 2020

"If you go into court and you say, 'We ought to break up this company because it has a 100% market share,' but you can't show they did anything reprehensible to gain that market share, then you're going to lose," @EmoryLaw's Alexander Volokh tells @Salon https://t.co/0QNcOVP9IU

— Emory University News (@EmoryNews) October 21, 2020

“You see corporations taking money and laying off employees,” @EmoryLaw's @DorothyABrown tells @washingtonpost about the Cares Act giving millions in #taxbreaks to corporations without requirements https://t.co/whYlk6cI5p

— Emory University News (@EmoryNews) October 7, 2020

Emory sophomore Virginia Brown, featured in this photo that went viral, reflects on her experience at the U.S. Capitol during the Electoral College vote certification https://t.co/3YX6FT2Grs pic.twitter.com/e82DMYM9un

— Emory University (@EmoryUniversity) January 14, 2021

U.S. News has ranked @EmoryMedicine's infectious diseases program No. 5 in the nation and No. 9 internationally. Emory also ranks No. 3 among universities in the nation for @NIH #COVID19 research funding https://t.co/lQx54iWr6u pic.twitter.com/2GkBD3y8iY

— Emory University (@EmoryUniversity) January 13, 2021

Emory's crossword fame is spreading – @nytimes mini last week, @latimes today pic.twitter.com/mqGlJP7eow

— Emory University (@EmoryUniversity) January 5, 2021

.@EmoryMedicine received the highest number of applications in the modern history of the school last year, and many other U.S. medical schools have seen similar spikes that some are calling the "Fauci effect" #AnthonyFauci https://t.co/lHTK2DMOWD

— Emory University (@EmoryUniversity) January 4, 2021

Emory earned $831 million in research funding last fiscal year — a new record. More than 10% was for #COVID19 research, a testament to researchers' ability to shift course rapidly to tackle the world’s biggest public health crisis. More on Emory research: https://t.co/jEDwtlbhVJ pic.twitter.com/IcxUxiQRqE

— Emory University (@EmoryUniversity) December 16, 2020

Watch it here: https://t.co/9z7092TYr5

— Emory University (@EmoryUniversity) December 9, 2020

Motivating students to participate during remote classes is a challenge – One silly solution (that seriously works)? A sticker on the teacher's face for each interaction. Emory's @ArberTasimi demonstrates the surprisingly effective tactic @washingtonpost https://t.co/n8YUO1Tuj6 pic.twitter.com/7p2IbVslk6

— Emory University (@EmoryUniversity) December 8, 2020

Researchers at Emory, @GeorgiaTech have received a landmark commitment from the McCamish Foundation to accelerate the scope and impact of #Parkinsons disease studies and position Georgia as a hub for research https://t.co/yOlthjYKbg pic.twitter.com/bxdMq3oCui

— Emory University (@EmoryUniversity) December 7, 2020

The Emory HIV Clinical Trials Unit (CTU) has been selected by @NIH as one of 35 CTUs responsible for implementing the scientific agenda of the NIH #HIVAids clinical research networks #WorldAIDSDay https://t.co/kS5br1KG2Q pic.twitter.com/WkUlFnUPBH

— Emory University (@EmoryUniversity) December 1, 2020

“You must find a way to get in the way. You must find a way to get in trouble, good trouble, necessary trouble." — Congressman John Lewis, 2014 Emory Commencement #goodtrouble #RIPJohnLewis pic.twitter.com/k0XBVWX7dh

— Emory University (@EmoryUniversity) July 18, 2020

Start:ME Accelerator Program Selects 50 Diverse Atlanta-based Ventures for 2020 https://t.co/todfo7veu0

— Emory Business (@emorybusiness) January 13, 2020

As calls for impeachment grow, we thought it wise to re-post @kateashaw1’s Article discussing presidential speech and impeachment. https://t.co/n8rRfDtboD

— Emory Law Journal (@EmoryLawJournal) January 7, 2021

“Public charge policy has historically been used by the federal government to discriminate, and it continues to be used as a political tool to exclude racial and ethnic minorities from accessing public health benefits.“-Shanzeh Daudi
Read her piece here!https://t.co/xaHZAD4iL5

— Emory Law Journal (@EmoryLawJournal) October 15, 2020

#UFLaw Prof. @JasonPNance's @EmoryLawJournal article cited in @washingtonpost https://t.co/cP1HfurbGp

— UF Levin College of Law (@UFLaw) July 14, 2020

New on SSRN: "Congress' Domain: Appropriations, Time, and Chevron," forthcoming @DukeLawJournal. Comments welcome; dream come true for me to present at 51st annual #adlaw symposium with @khickmanjd @Aaron_L_Nielson @chris_j_walker @shobawadhia & more. https://t.co/XyxRuAoZQA pic.twitter.com/uxwkU2Ul7K

— Matthew B. Lawrence (@mjblawrence) October 6, 2020

Prof. @BlankLaurie (@EmoryLaw) identifies and evaluates the negative consequences of the independent UN rules of “armed attack” and “international armed conflict,” arguing that some undesirable situations are an unavoidable feature of the system. https://t.co/UMEz5QXdvp

— Nᴏᴛʀᴇ Dᴀᴍᴇ L. Rᴇᴠ. (@NotreDameLRev) November 14, 2020

New CPIP policy brief! Prof. Joanna Shepherd of @EmoryLaw explains the legal and industry framework behind pharmaceutical product hopping and discusses considerations for future legislation to address it. https://t.co/wsrJZGZi2C

— CPIP (@cpipgmu) December 9, 2020

We are excited to share McDonald Distinguished Fellow @allen_calhoun1's work on Canopy Forum! Check out his new series here. https://t.co/OitaGqybg5 pic.twitter.com/FzCd7MQeIU

— Center for the Study of Law & Religion at Emory (@LawandReligion) November 16, 2020

Our latest blog post is up! This excerpt is from "Bioethics & Vulnerability" by Prof. Michael Thomson. https://t.co/6Oij13OAoB #academicactivism #bioethics #vulnerabilitytheory #academia #academicsoftwitter #blog #scholarblog @EmoryLaw @EmoryUniversity @Law_Leeds pic.twitter.com/4gOjuL7oQd

— VHC Initiative (@VHCInitiative) December 14, 2020

Our latest blog post is up! See how @EmoryLaw Professor @DeborahDinner uses vulnerability theory as a tool of legal analysis: https://t.co/4nqeZloAtN pic.twitter.com/0UAyZ82wpl

— VHC Initiative (@VHCInitiative) November 24, 2020

Interested in criminal law and vulnerability theory? Ever wanted to join or create a research network? Learn from Dr. Roxanna Dehaghani about the birth and benefits of the new British Society of Criminology Vulnerability Research Network! https://t.co/nsFCpHpQ2W

— VHC Initiative (@VHCInitiative) November 6, 2020

“Congress never intended that the federal government should sit on its hands during a pandemic crisis while delegating all critical response functions to state and local governments.” https://t.co/hOvvQNwn9m

— Polly Price (@PollyJPrice) January 5, 2021

Check out the new case study on IHL in Action on provision of medical treatment during armed conflict and respect for IHL – by @EmoryLaw's IHL Clinic #respectforIHL #IHLinAction https://t.co/577nXRdVrM

— Laurie Blank (@BlankLaurie) January 5, 2021

Prof. @fredosmithjr says the impeachment proceedings of Donald Trump sets a precedent "in order to send a strong message about the types of conduct that is tolerable, and the types of conduct that are wholly intolerable.” https://t.co/LU5c2Lj5XG #ELAWScholars

— Emory Law (@EmoryLaw) January 13, 2021

Prof. @DorothyABrown discusses recent revelations about President Trump’s tax records, his businesses & the tax code itself on NPR’s @OnPointRadio. She was joined by @planetmoney's @adamdavidson & Forbes editor @DanAlexander21 https://t.co/M1CLAOWvQo

— Emory Law (@EmoryLaw) October 2, 2020

“The real wealthy don’t save money on taxes by losing money and generating losses. They build wealth with the help of federal tax policy, which taxes them less,” Prof @DorothyABrown comments on #TrumpTaxes for @voxdot_com:https://t.co/jiCwlHNSQN

— Emory Law (@EmoryLaw) September 29, 2020

World Vol.77 (Reuters, etc.)

NEW: @JoeBiden calls for setting aside deficit concerns to invest trillions of dollars in the ailing US economy.@BernieSanders, likely incoming Senate Budget chair: “The president-elect is exactly right that this is not the time for austerity politics.”https://t.co/oooXwAKQ3K

— Sahil Kapur (@sahilkapur) January 9, 2021

The South African police trying to save the pangolin https://t.co/X5ijocT2hx pic.twitter.com/ISTqQgxiEM

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) January 10, 2021

The impact of Brexit on popular exports from Belgium to the UKhttps://t.co/XMxNM8nOdF pic.twitter.com/4CzLdujLVU

— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) January 9, 2021

While workplace norms "toppled like dominoes" thanks to #COVID19, we need to fight for work-life balance to become a public health issue in 2021, argues @iamdavecook @UCLanthropology @UCL_AHSHS
with Prof @AnnaCox_ @_E_WORKLIFE for @ConversationUK https://t.co/KWCrdirA3L

— UCL News (@uclnews) January 5, 2021

"Pressure on hospitals and the NHS is yet to peak", says Dr @amibanerjee1, associate professor in clinical data science @UCL_IHI @UCLPopHealthSci @Independent @samueljlovett #coronavirusuk #COVID19 https://t.co/otd23G3aIY

— UCL News (@uclnews) January 6, 2021

The opportunities for #artificalintelligence in #europe was also part of the #DigitalTransformation talk i moderated at the @GDruckerForum back in October. That convo inspired this https://t.co/M2BpdDhW7X @LSEforBusiness @thinkers50 @rstraub46

— Mark Esposito, Ph.D. (@Exp_Mark) January 8, 2021

Is it possible for employees to both stand out and fit in at their organisation? LBS’s @ProfKathOConnor & @DrRSPeterson explore how employees can embrace the workplace culture of their organisations without sacrificing their authentic selves, for @mitsmr: https://t.co/2PHx96TcxH pic.twitter.com/BBvxY2Y4lP

— London Business School (@LBS) January 7, 2021

🍎🍊🥦 Fruits & vegetables are dietary essentials.

Ensuring everyone has access to them is crucial in achieving food security & combatting malnutrition.

2021 is the Int’l Year of Fruits & Vegetables. More from @FAO: https://t.co/Q8jZMHW4lI #IYFV2021 pic.twitter.com/FHCowW5r0c

— United Nations (@UN) January 8, 2021

Great news for #seafood fans. Virginia watermen are still out on the water even in this cold weather. Support our watermen by eating locally know #VirginiaGrown. Check @virginiaseafood’s seasonality chart for the catch of the day. https://t.co/BSr56VXHUF #VirginiaSeafood 🦪🐟🦐🦀 pic.twitter.com/uviVZra01I

— VDACS (@VaAgriculture) January 4, 2021

.@NatGeo December 2020 issue highlights farm conservation practices helping to protect the Great Lakes. https://t.co/Rg7q5iP1gq #SustainableAg

— MI Ag & Rural Dev (@MichDeptofAg) January 11, 2021

Today, we invite you, all 12.8 million Pennsylvanians, to enjoy the virtual 2021 #PAFarmShow from the comfort of your home. Cultivate a brighter tomorrow and explore the bounty of Pennsylvania's strong and diverse agriculture industry as you explore the show. pic.twitter.com/Nih9RwT1Oi

— PA Department of Agriculture (@PAAgriculture) January 9, 2021

49 states and D.C. have unchecked community spread of the virus. More than 376,000 Americans have died.

The U.S.'s 2-week trends:

📈 Cases: +36.7%
📈 Deaths: +46.2%https://t.co/Iit6TqbjUL

— NPR (@NPR) January 13, 2021

The term "Latinx" was invented to be a version of "Latino" and "Latina" that worked for everyone. But it doesn't. https://t.co/LI4e3nxSlR

— Vox (@voxdotcom) January 12, 2021

Republicans want to move on from the Trump riot without any self-reckoning https://t.co/VgyJw7qXxi

— Vox (@voxdotcom) January 11, 2021

A crowd in the Plaza de Callao in Madrid took advantage of the record levels of snow brought on by a blizzard that blanketed large parts of Spain with a massive snowball fight. https://t.co/99YfBfbfVw pic.twitter.com/3OTlF6EEGy

— ABC News (@ABC) January 10, 2021

Aerial footage captures a sinkhole that opened in a hospital parking lot in Naples, Italy, forcing a residence for recovering COVID-19 patients to close temporarily.

Firefighters said there didn't appear to be any injuries, but three cars did fall in. https://t.co/4pjpSI85ag pic.twitter.com/mqU8XRM4TT

— ABC News (@ABC) January 8, 2021

Massive crowds pack streets in Tuscaloosa to celebrate Alabama Crimson Tide football team's college title win, despite local COVID-19 rules https://t.co/dZKAfACt8J pic.twitter.com/sgqNd4M7oN

— CBS News (@CBSNews) January 12, 2021

A quarter million Pennsylvanians will wake up tomorrow without representation in the State Senate.

The Republican majority refused to swear in a duly elected Democratic Senator. The *certified* winner of his election.

There was no riot but it was a coup. https://t.co/L1eFMtzaoE

— Abraham Gutmanoff 🔥 (@abgutman) January 11, 2021

Lehigh University, a private college in Pennsylvania, has revoked the honorary degree it awarded President Trump more than 30 years ago https://t.co/I1qWaYF5SX

— CNN (@CNN) January 9, 2021

Lehigh University in Pennsylvania rescinds honorary degree given to Donald Trump in 1988https://t.co/Zq0w9hZqPX #10TV pic.twitter.com/snbZbKHba5

— 10TV (@10TV) January 9, 2021

Hawley didn’t even bother to have the year right on the Pa. election law he cited as cause to disenfranchise the entire state — helping to fuel Wednesday’s deadly pro-Trump riot — and he had just about everything else wrong, too. ⁦@PolitiFact⁩ https://t.co/uTSeFEwZVm

— jimrutenberg (@jimrutenberg) January 11, 2021

So much focus on Cruz/Hawley, but FL Sen Rick Scott (who also has eyes on 2024) voted to reject Pennsylvania's results. Lot of quiet anger at him too, he was just tapped to run the 2022 GOP Senate campaign operation, which is basically a fundraising job: https://t.co/1wuRhR5UMQ

— Susan Davis (@DaviSusan) January 10, 2021

Top U.S. lawmakers, including Judiciary Chair Jerrold Nadler and Intelligence Chair Adam Schiff, said in a statement that they have ‘grave concerns about ongoing and violent threats to our democracy’ and that more must be done on security in the days ahead https://t.co/9uIhWLCj87 pic.twitter.com/zayApZ982E

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

The House of Representatives passed a resolution calling on Vice President Mike Pence to remove President Donald Trump from office by invoking the 25th amendment, although the vice president already said he will not do so https://t.co/jOvGi1BJUz pic.twitter.com/eFLYUo5ccM

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

The U.S. House of Representatives voted on a resolution that formally urged Vice President Mike Pence to invoke the 25th Amendment of the Constitution to strip President Donald Trump of his powers https://t.co/OYdyZjReiQ pic.twitter.com/kNla8flDHj

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

The second year of the COVID-19 pandemic may be tougher than the first given how the new coronavirus is spreading, especially in the northern hemisphere as more infectious variants circulate, the @WHO said https://t.co/9TrINcBEzd pic.twitter.com/b2XrnnzHbL

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

Actor Tom Hanks will host a primetime television special on Jan. 20 to celebrate the inauguration of Joe Biden as president, organizers said https://t.co/2Yizrg4a8m

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 14, 2021

New York City declared that it will cut business ties with the Trump Organization, and at least two companies made similar moves, citing the storming of the Capitol last week by a crowd that President Trump had egged on https://t.co/79caqGUTwj pic.twitter.com/1veYcmsQ6l

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

LIVE: House set to vote on impeachment of Trump over role in Capitol assault. Updates: https://t.co/4ZXLJdZheN https://t.co/fIRTaHbhqA

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

U.S. House of Representatives Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy says he believes 'the president bears responsibility' for attack on Congress by mob rioters pic.twitter.com/clDIwAdqOe

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

The U.S. House of Representatives held an emotional debate ahead of a vote to impeach President Trump, with Speaker Nancy Pelosi calling him a ‘clear and present danger’ https://t.co/45jzBTZXRp pic.twitter.com/OrZy3j9hra

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

U.S. lawmakers react to Trump's second impeachment https://t.co/22msKfRrHs

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

House Speaker Pelosi speaks after Trump's second impeachment https://t.co/MrvR9PTgGH

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

Sundar Pichai, chief executive of Google parent Alphabet, said YouTube has removed thousands of political videos since the United States certified the results of its election https://t.co/N1ScjQTWw4 #ReutersNext pic.twitter.com/q7V4vR4Yy6

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

Take a look @reuterspictures of Madrid enveloped in a blanket of snow https://t.co/f73ODVt5Tw pic.twitter.com/QliCnXiRgn

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

Reactions to death of Sheldon Adelson, casino mogul and political donor https://t.co/85X3ZgEImr pic.twitter.com/j9NuVBQ5vH

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo canceled his Europe trip at the last minute after being snubbed by European Union officials https://t.co/wbvHqSIVDl pic.twitter.com/EUA2wVJWv8

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

Nearly all air travelers, including U.S. citizens, will need to show a negative test within three days of departure or documentation of recovery from COVID-19, under new rules taking effect on Jan. 26 https://t.co/PDrLKSOcKx pic.twitter.com/JQS1D4ySK4

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

Dollar rally runs out of puff as yields ease https://t.co/VtI8nGWgw5 pic.twitter.com/baEUISdiLd

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

Members of the National Guard were seen sleeping on the floors of the Capitol before the House of Representatives gathered to consider impeaching President Trump for his role in last week’s siege of the building https://t.co/Qm0ZYDT3x5 pic.twitter.com/kANILsmOOz

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

Obama-era veteran Kurt Campbell to lead Biden's Asia policy https://t.co/EphH944gT9 pic.twitter.com/a8J4qIJalt

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

Reuters asked celebrities what would be the first thing they would do if they were elected to be a world leader https://t.co/39HE10JGEk pic.twitter.com/STgUnzffxF

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

J&J likely to seek EU approval for COVID-19 vaccine in February – lawmaker https://t.co/3Ttzp4vYrx pic.twitter.com/FwNu8tt3VH

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

China's Sinovac defends COVID-19 vaccine after disappointing Brazil data https://t.co/0NT0sYNJaE pic.twitter.com/SiTooiMfYE

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

Senegal in talks to buy COVID vaccine from China's Sinopharm, says minister https://t.co/5VtJnF9jtm pic.twitter.com/XVYtIdY4xO

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

William Hill annual revenue down on sports cancellations, COVID-19 curbs https://t.co/VA2nxYHlzR pic.twitter.com/mwQJZsYJjQ

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

Oil prices gain more than 1% after bigger-than-expected inventory draw https://t.co/JxHs37cppj pic.twitter.com/ETDfXnWvi6

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

‘I believe he [Jack Ma} is safe and sound. He remains an enduring example of a successful entrepreneurship,’: Fred Hu, the chairman of private equity firm Primavera Group, said in an interview at the #ReutersNext conference https://t.co/uUK2xavFcv pic.twitter.com/Ew32eFLYZy

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

Thai blood donations plummet over coronavirus infection fears https://t.co/9Rn8paaFiz pic.twitter.com/uSooXE06yX

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

Piles of dead Nile perch have been washing up on the shore of Lake Victoria in Uganda for no obvious reason, threatening the livelihoods of the surrounding communities https://t.co/lSPT0rFS6q pic.twitter.com/buHAel0qYl

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

China says UK, Canada should withdraw wrong decisions on blocking goods linked to Xinjiang https://t.co/cKj8BLjB4A pic.twitter.com/k5zuAIHUeC

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

Hollywood movies suffered an unprecedented 80% slump in box office revenue in North America in 2020 as the coronavirus pandemic closed movie theaters and studios held back the release of scores of new films https://t.co/9H0ysT3jQ2 pic.twitter.com/Af5J30dTHo

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

One of Italy's largest-ever mafia trials kicked off with more than 330 suspected mobsters and their associates facing an array of charges, including extortion, drug trafficking and theft pic.twitter.com/va9f80b9GG

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

Interpol has asked global police forces to detain the captain and owner of the ship that carried the chemicals responsible for last year's catastrophic explosion in Beirut https://t.co/QTBZQAKjPo pic.twitter.com/RvslTjNvVl

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

Swiss tighten virus restrictions, stop short of full lockdown https://t.co/CBhAtoUfFg pic.twitter.com/N8uJ7iClcK

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

Poland has extended its nationwide closure of hotels, restaurants and ski slopes until the end of the month, but anger is mounting among those who run small businesses in the mountainous south who say government aid is not enough to compensate them for their losses pic.twitter.com/psKmFvmPGJ

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

New COVID-19 lockdown to come into force in Portugal from Friday https://t.co/R4M6vICsbA pic.twitter.com/anhujlWNXU

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

France is not in favour of Couche-Tard's bid for retailer Carrefour – finance minister https://t.co/Bk1r30Gl3H pic.twitter.com/pHaEcdHvyx

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

European retail giant Carrefour has received a surprise merger approach from Canadian convenience-store operator Alimentation Couche-Tard, sending the French company’s shares up 13% https://t.co/zevmbAo4WF pic.twitter.com/a2OUq9earW

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

A female baby rhino is the latest addition to Wroclaw Zoo in western Poland pic.twitter.com/06AsCfEQF9

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

Meet Hungary's record-breaking 'Teddy Bear Mama' who has collected more than 20,000 teddy bears https://t.co/FLUm7IxRWs pic.twitter.com/JQsluUnvHt

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

The aim of the ‘Great Green Wall’ is to halt desertification by growing the largest living structure on earth in Africa's northern Sahel region. See the progress pic.twitter.com/4cFvSPA79D

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

Animals enjoy a snow day at Tallinn Zoo ❄️ pic.twitter.com/QsHt0Dcau9

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 13, 2021

A lockdown-induced slowdown in global chocolate demand has led to a pile-up of about 100,000 tonnes of cocoa beans in the Ivory Coast https://t.co/DxTwuZCySm pic.twitter.com/Q4dkPjo2y9

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 14, 2021

1. New vaccines are proving to be remarkably effective against COVID-19. They’ve been developed in record time—here’s one graph showing it—yet the data shows they are safe and effective. This is public investment in science! #AskReuters https://t.co/a7RNzkafbc pic.twitter.com/jF60bHAbyI

— Matthew Kavanagh (@MMKavanagh) January 13, 2021

The money supply has 'exploded,' fiscal deficits are 'off the charts' and a hot economy may either already be here or 'just around the corner,' St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard said in an interview at the #ReutersNext conference https://t.co/5WlA7IeklX

— Reuters Business (@ReutersBiz) January 13, 2021

EU clears LSE acquisition of Refinitiv, subject to conditions https://t.co/wP7WgezGiK pic.twitter.com/t03gWR8yDW

— Reuters Business (@ReutersBiz) January 13, 2021

YouTube is reviewing President Donald Trump’s account the same as any other, meaning he will not be banned unless he violates the service’s policies three times in 90 days, Google and Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai said https://t.co/KaeNuPLhae

— Reuters Tech News (@ReutersTech) January 13, 2021

Exclusive: Social media platform Parler, which has gone dark after being cut off by major service providers that accused the app of failing to police violent content, may never get back online, said its CEO John Matze https://t.co/THD9s79GLr

— Reuters Tech News (@ReutersTech) January 13, 2021

U.S. universities and colleges Vol.8 (Virginia, Michigan) / Virginia Vol.10 / Michigan Vol.15

"I am deeply concerned about democratic culture." @MelodyCBarnes on @CBCNews with @RosieBarton and @TimNaftali https://t.co/HoeuRzOhq8 @RandBeforeTime @Transition46 pic.twitter.com/IixX1MEHAn

— UVA Democracy Initiative (@UVADemocracy) November 16, 2020

“Most significantly, democracy isn’t guaranteed.” @UVADemocracy co-director @MelodyCBarnes on @thereidout w/ @JoyAnnReid @patrickgaspard @JonLemire https://t.co/qIqoF8F7Iv pic.twitter.com/NMCw2R4iPu

— UVA Democracy Initiative (@UVADemocracy) November 12, 2020

https://t.co/tiJ3qQggMo Today at 1:00 EDT we join our pals at @UVADemocracy for the launch of @StatecraftLab w/ @NPRKelly, @McFaul, @SlaughterAM, @stephenWalt, & lab director (& MC senior fellow) Todd Sechser of @PoliticsUVA. #Diplomacy #China #Russia Sign up or watch live here.

— Miller Center (@Miller_Center) October 8, 2020

Darden Professor and Dean Emeritus @Bob_Bruner recently posted his annual list of suggested reading, books that just may help readers stimulate their purpose and chart a new direction during difficult times. https://t.co/9EkTvhEPR6

— Darden School at UVA (@DardenMBA) January 8, 2021

Professor Panos Markou demonstrates how pharmaceutical executives can impact the success of their research and development programs by carefully assessing and acting on information signals from their competitors. https://t.co/GcvoPu5YMu

— Darden School at UVA (@DardenMBA) December 23, 2020

This week’s #FacultyFriday honors ALL of the incredible professors at the Darden School. Affirming what we all know, @ThePrincetonRev just named Darden No. 1 in the category of “Best Professors” — the fourth year in a row Darden has received the accolade. https://t.co/qXJuJx8LIK

— Darden School at UVA (@DardenMBA) December 18, 2020

When the global economy emerges from the shadow of COVID-19, which businesses will be poised to thrive, and which doomed to struggle? See what Darden faculty, staff and alumni have to say. https://t.co/JbXD9aawz9

— Darden School at UVA (@DardenMBA) December 12, 2020

For years, the Western U.S. has experienced increasing drought. A new paper by Darden economist Peter Debaere reveals the culprit: beef production. Long-term water security and ecosystem health will depend on change. https://t.co/v96HgL89Kd

— Darden School at UVA (@DardenMBA) December 9, 2020

According to @MONEY, @UVA is #2 on the list of best-value public universities after being #7 for three years in a row. HOO-RAH-RAY 🙌https://t.co/D8ZPoIyKRx

— UVA College of A&S (@UVA_College) August 27, 2020

Prof. @RichSchragger discusses the role of elected officials and how they fulfill their constitutional and statutory roles amid an “unclear mix of law and politics.” https://t.co/lJelf986JS

— UVA Law School (@UVALaw) January 11, 2021

Prof. Douglas Laycock explains how a new challenge to the Religious Freedom Restoration Act might affect religious liberty. @DeseretNews https://t.co/KeYwLnw6Fj

— UVA Law School (@UVALaw) January 11, 2021

LISTEN: Prof. @daniellecitron examines how Twitter has applied its policies to President Donald Trump. @slate @lizzieohreally https://t.co/OqdfGp6e0w

— UVA Law School (@UVALaw) January 8, 2021

What will the new presidential administration do to reform federal policing? Prof. @rharmonlaw of the Center for Criminal Justice and the @NYULaw @policingproject offer some recommendations. https://t.co/pQl4xcg1Qh pic.twitter.com/ai0iurv3M1

— UVA Law School (@UVALaw) January 8, 2021

Kyle Connors, ’21, examines global patent licensing trends in a new blog post titled “Could Chinese Global FRAND Rate Determinations Become Commonplace?” here: https://t.co/ds7A32Yzj5

— Virginia Journal of Law and Technology (@vjolt_uva) January 8, 2021

Thanks for including me in this piece! https://t.co/TTZAWd7M7C

— Danielle Citron (@daniellecitron) January 8, 2021

Thank you, @ajurowkleiman for this very generous review. If you think tax limits are interesting, check out her paper "Tax Limits and the Future of Local Democracy." Harv. L. Rev. (2019) on how they affect the allocation of political power. https://t.co/LwERmFBEMj

— Andrew Hayashi (@at_hayashi) January 8, 2021

The @UVA team competing in the BIG Idea Challenge developed a concept to deliver power to rovers or other equipment operating in permanently shadowed regions of the Moon.

Learn more about Beaming of Energy via Lasers for Lunar Exploration or BELLE: https://t.co/UYrB4A35dS pic.twitter.com/TKvYXaJM1D

— NASA Technology (@NASA_Technology) January 6, 2021

Alumni Brandon Wooten, Brad Uhl and Dan FitzHenry talk about how they got started, their approach to business and how their time at UVA shaped them. https://t.co/tuS57vCO1q

— UVA (@UVA) January 13, 2021

William Antholis, the @Miller_Center director and CEO, went on the cable network two days after the U.S. Capitol attack to explain the history of the 25th Amendment and how it might play in the coming days. https://t.co/OvW2wIcoR5

— UVA (@UVA) January 12, 2021

UVA law professor Micah Schwartzman answers questions about Wednesday’s violent attack on Capitol Hill. https://t.co/wOx6ya1GZK

— UVA (@UVA) January 12, 2021

Amid the global toll of COVID-19, the unprecedented speed of vaccine development has provided a reason for optimism, with the national and local rollout of vaccines a welcome light at the end of the pandemic tunnel. https://t.co/WBXBXnXpLW

— UVA (@UVA) January 11, 2021

A researcher at UVA's School of Medicine is testing what he calls a “radically different” approach to managing type 2 diabetes for those who can’t or don’t want to lose weight. https://t.co/IdYrusFw8n

— UVA (@UVA) January 10, 2021

A new program series will bring together award-winning experts from the @DardenMBA, @UVAMcIntire and @uvadatascience schools to provide a concise introduction to topics critical to growth in the modern workplace. https://t.co/0oSSDl3TX3

— UVA (@UVA) January 9, 2021

With the craze over the Peloton stationary bike showing no signs of slowing down, engineering professor and avid cyclist Gavin Garner speaks on the company's success and whether the stationary bike is worth it. https://t.co/cN1ktOVndI

— UVA (@UVA) January 9, 2021

According to The Princeton Review’s annual law school rankings, @uvalaw remains No. 1 among the nation’s law schools in “Best Professors,” “Best Quality of Life” and “Best Classroom Experience.” https://t.co/V5HHAA5Cmp

— UVA (@UVA) January 9, 2021

With a planned virtual discussion happening as chaos unfolded at the U.S. Capitol, politics professor Larry Sabato and his guests – some on the scene in Washington, D.C. – helped viewers grapple with what they were seeing. https://t.co/IM4c4atxua

— UVA (@UVA) January 8, 2021

UVA Engineering professor Liheng Cai is designing a new rubber that is 1,000 times softer than a tire, but as tough as metal. https://t.co/JXUrz0ULov

— UVA (@UVA) January 6, 2021

Larry Sabato will host the inaugural Democracy Dialogues event, offered virtually, which includes former cybersecurity chief Christopher Krebs, CNN’s Don Lemon and Paul Begala, Lincoln Project board member and scholar Tara Setmayer and others. https://t.co/G82p7bQ9Xq

— UVA (@UVA) January 6, 2021

Here’s a sample of new books by UVA faculty and alumni that came out this fall. https://t.co/7JR8QGnh3u

— UVA (@UVA) December 27, 2020

University photographer Sanjay Suchak shares some of his most memorable photos from 2020. https://t.co/zxuXul0dUK

— UVA (@UVA) December 26, 2020

We’re reliving the traditional Lighting of the Lawn festivities. This year’s event was held virtually. https://t.co/NAFW1gagXq

— UVA (@UVA) December 24, 2020

University photographer Sanjay Suchak selected some of his most memorable photos from a year we will never forget. https://t.co/OvhCiNhr5m

— UVA (@UVA) December 23, 2020

As Alderman Library was getting ready for its renovation, a purse that had been reported as stolen 27 years earlier was discovered inside ductwork that was being removed from the stacks.

Read more about some of the top stories of the year: https://t.co/Of1zrIte1m

— UVA (@UVA) December 21, 2020

The commitment and matching funds will create a permanent endowment of $7.5 million to provide ongoing support for the football program.https://t.co/BpRdFzTWRC

— UVA (@UVA) December 20, 2020

Funds will support key research areas and endow the post-doctoral program and several professorships at @WoodsonUVA. https://t.co/XQHdcjXTX3

— UVA (@UVA) December 17, 2020

A new card game called “The 2020 Game” is a way people can look back at the year and reminisce about the good and bad times in a fun, lighthearted way, according to the alumni who created it. https://t.co/RwWHJih3jD

— UVA (@UVA) December 17, 2020

In a new study, @UVACooperCenter demographers examine the unusually high unemployment rate among Asian Americans during the pandemic.https://t.co/5lsQLr24KL

— UVA (@UVA) December 15, 2020

Take a look at some UVA authors who published some fascinating new books in the latter half of 2020. https://t.co/rwDJhG9SH5

— UVA (@UVA) December 15, 2020

Biocomplexity researcher Madhav Marathe has been tracking and modeling the COVID-19 pandemic since it began. Here’s what he has to say. https://t.co/LzAe9avZ9L

— UVA (@UVA) December 11, 2020

A new tool that uses light to map electronic structures of crystals may reveal the capabilities of emerging quantum materials & pave the way for advanced energy technologies & quantum computers, according to @UMich, @uni_regensburg & @Uni_MR researchers. https://t.co/FdlelCUQdq

— Michigan Research (@UMichResearch) January 7, 2021

As Congress considers a second coronavirus stimulus package, a @UMich study shows that particular consideration should be given to how small business loans are distributed to business owners and entrepreneurs—especially minority entrepreneurs. https://t.co/HSGNCB7hQ1 pic.twitter.com/pG4i6b31Kh

— Michigan Research (@UMichResearch) January 6, 2021

Over 400 companies are actively engaged in #research partnerships across campus. Learn more about research opportunities at @UMich that meet your companies needs! https://t.co/VWW3M3qu5I pic.twitter.com/zq4UfBTZGm

— U-M BEC (@uofmbec) January 4, 2021

"What should the Biden administration do to bring COVID-19 under control?"

We asked Asst. Prof. Sarah Miller a healthcare Q&A. This is the 2nd in a series asking #MichiganRoss professors about the incoming administration on specific business topics. https://t.co/VmPHkNZGLW pic.twitter.com/2RwcDve49P

— Ross School of Business (@MichiganRoss) January 12, 2021

Sara Heller, Assistant Professor of Economics cited by the New York Times article today. "The Pandemic Has Hindered Many of the Best Ideas for Reducing Violence"https://t.co/tWvOGX5PeZ

— U-M Economics (@umichECON) October 6, 2020

A forthcoming publication by Pablo Ottonello and Thomas Winberry! https://t.co/hAE406FU5a

— U-M Economics (@umichECON) September 23, 2020

Sara Heller was on PBS NewsHour on August 14! You can read the full transcript from the link.https://t.co/HnsrYsVlzt

— U-M Economics (@umichECON) August 17, 2020

Gabriel Ehrlich, U of M economics forecaster and director of the Research Seminar in Quantitative Economics, predicts Michigan's economy.https://t.co/xzEiRKRpqZ

— U-M Economics (@umichECON) August 4, 2020

The Great Lakes support more than 1.3 million jobs, generating $82 billion in annual wages. Learn more about the @miseagrant, a collaborative effort between @michiganstateu, @UMich and the MSU Extension: https://t.co/viwdyvYteA pic.twitter.com/WSLPsuZyju

— Michigan's URC (@urcmich) January 10, 2021

This year has tested our strength. For @michiganstateu, @UMich and @waynestate, the universities have stepped up to drive research, innovation and ways to fight #COVID19. Look back on 2020 by watching the URC 2020 recap: https://t.co/cHnIfxY1ZX pic.twitter.com/GWfuzTQvx5

— Michigan's URC (@urcmich) December 29, 2020

Congratulations to Percussion Prof. @dougperkins & SMTD alumni @grecchinois & @notesbykelly (a core member of @crossingchoir) for making "The 25 Best Classical Music Tracks of 2020" by the @nytimes! #umicharts #umichsmtd https://t.co/FTIMYaqUFt

— U-M School of Music, Theatre & Dance (@umichsmtd) December 29, 2020

"He heard about the XR Initiative from the Office of Academic Innovation and its fund for faculty with ideas for using augmented, virtual and mixed reality technology in teaching." @TaubmanCollege https://t.co/bkcAO46Xa4

— Center for Academic Innovation (@UMichiganAI) January 12, 2021

COVID-19, driverless vehicle tech, and firearm safety are just some highlights from a massive year for U-M research.

Checkout everything Michigan Research accomplished in 2020: https://t.co/r3pOxL9suJ pic.twitter.com/RBjSMRwGPb

— Leaders and Best (@LeadersandBest) January 11, 2021

Professor of Practice Adrienne Harris (@CodeXCoasts) was featured in a @VICE video addressing the coin shortage and its effect on low-income consumers.

Watch the video here: https://t.co/qp3hQiP78z. pic.twitter.com/VypjF4pmdc

— Ford School (@fordschool) December 31, 2020

Carol Jacobsen, @UM_Stamps professor + director of the Michigan Women’s Justice & Clemency Project, was featured in @freep for her recent collab w/ @UMichLaw's Federal Appellate Litigation Clinic. They are seeking clemency for 7 incarcerated MI citizens: https://t.co/aTkJ6eHyI0 pic.twitter.com/eioZavx62y

— umichARTS & Culture (@umichARTS) January 6, 2021

Professor @LenNiehoff in the @freep :

"You can read the tweets that led up to the January 6th assembly, watch the recording of the rally, and reach your own conclusions. But here’s how I do the math."https://t.co/jhg20kWu93

— Michigan Law School (@UMichLaw) January 12, 2021

Rising #COVID19 cases across the country are putting a strain on contract tracing efforts, which has forced some local health departments to ask people to do their own contact tracing. @umichsph's @AngelaJBeck spoke w/ @wxyzdetroit about the issue.

READ: https://t.co/Kkwl1OFReJ pic.twitter.com/xkpUrUVTIe

— MichiganPublicHealth (@umichsph) January 6, 2021

ICYMI — On a new episode of our podcast, @umichsph's @BhramarBioStat joined us from #India to discuss the pandemic on the ground there and the challenges facing the US and India as the countries scale up distribution of #COVID19 vaccines.

LISTEN: https://t.co/cCuObvQgSX ⬅️ pic.twitter.com/BC5fQihiln

— MichiganPublicHealth (@umichsph) January 4, 2021

Despite school not being in session, regular & restful sleep is still important.
Limit screen time at night, avoid caffeine later in the day, and aim for a consistent sleep schedule.

Find more tips here: https://t.co/0FCwxaic5V pic.twitter.com/JO02nS4Wf5

— UHS (@UHS_UM) January 5, 2021

How can we help #olderadults get through this winter safely and healthily? We put together some top tips for #COVIDVaccine, avoiding #loneliness and more: https://t.co/XNEv0KtQDh

— Michigan Medicine (@umichmedicine) January 11, 2021

Because of the coronavirus pandemic, Dr. Dave Chesney moved EECS 495 online and refocused it to tackle issues around COVID-19. By doing so, Chesney provided his students with the opportunity to build and find themselves during an uncertain semester. https://t.co/Hw0SGP1c1n

— Computer Science and Engineering at Michigan (@UMichCSE) January 11, 2021

More “smart intersections” are coming to Ann Arbor as part of @UMTRI research backed by @USDOTFHWA. The intersections will collect vehicle and pedestrian data and communicate to nearby connected cars. https://t.co/1JyBDhFsj7 pic.twitter.com/D0b7ofKQTz

— Michigan Engineering (@UMengineering) January 10, 2021

.@UMich researchers have achieved ultra-precise intuitive mind control of a prosthetic hand. No menus, no clicking. Just machine-learning and your own intuition. https://t.co/fxB48duxk8 pic.twitter.com/IZ4xyyDYGK

— Michigan Engineering (@UMengineering) January 3, 2021

What do the new SARS-CoV-2 mutations mean for spread, immunity, and the vaccination effort? @UMichMedicine’s Adam Lauring, along with a colleague from @UniBern, explores the new variants of the virus in a summary published in @JAMANetwork. https://t.co/2UGT8kiYeU pic.twitter.com/ys24QUJwkr

— University of Michigan (@UMich) January 12, 2021

A missing black hole? A team of U-M researchers conducted a search for a supermassive black hole, which should be in the center of the galaxy cluster Abell 2261, about 2.7 billion light years from Earth—but isn’t. https://t.co/8nOfCRNai2 pic.twitter.com/6X3m8egpW0

— University of Michigan (@UMich) January 12, 2021

As a result of the #COVID19 pandemic, food insecurity has heightened. #PovertySolutions director and @FordSchool professor Luke Shaefer joined the Food Bank Council of Michigan “Food First” podcast to discuss this and share his insights. https://t.co/VoHf0VMWqj pic.twitter.com/YjgNENZVzs

— University of Michigan (@UMich) January 11, 2021

Researchers from U-M and @UCBerkeley discovered an antibody that blocks the ability of the dengue virus (which causes 50 to 100 millions cases of dengue disease each year with no effective treatment) to cause disease in mice. https://t.co/EFYX9T5cIW pic.twitter.com/7AkFQm5B4S

— University of Michigan (@UMich) January 8, 2021

Can the use of the word “you” help make ideas resonate? U-M researchers say yes, in a paper recently published in @PNASNews. https://t.co/Jq1KViSSAU pic.twitter.com/crZUJvxIMq

— University of Michigan (@UMich) January 7, 2021

.@UMSI professor Nazanin Andalibi (@naz_andalibi) discusses @Instagram’s redesign to shift toward shopping, and why it could potentially be harmful to users. https://t.co/uH1FzRZGrm pic.twitter.com/5Uki0z3Zln

— University of Michigan (@UMich) January 7, 2021

Researchers have long hypothesized that ACL injuries result in gait changes and knee osteoarthritis. Now, a study led by @UMKines professor Lindsey Lepley demonstrates the link for the first time, using a novel model of ACL injury. https://t.co/JzsLijZ72N pic.twitter.com/JGuPCmGTlo

— University of Michigan (@UMich) January 7, 2021

.@UMichLaw, #PovertySolutions, and @ACLUofMichigan are proud to announce their partnership with @WashtenawCounty Prosecutor @EliNSavit on the “Prosecutor Transparency Project,” which aims to uncover potential racial inequities through data analysis. https://t.co/bHkZKHlpsB pic.twitter.com/oTAfLe0Kw5

— University of Michigan (@UMich) January 7, 2021

Check out the latest episode of @CEWatUM’s Strength in the Midst of Change podcast featuring undergraduate student Christine Agpasa, who shares her insights on why it’s crucial that women pursue careers in STEM fields, especially engineering. https://t.co/WULBqsh7IA pic.twitter.com/HcgDKjsYvU

— University of Michigan (@UMich) January 7, 2021

Ginger is known to have anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidative effects, & according to a new study led by @UMichMedicine, the main bioactive compound of ginger root helps halt disease progression in mice, offering hope for patients with autoimmune diseases. https://t.co/q2PrOXZnME pic.twitter.com/eQzny2vEMz

— University of Michigan (@UMich) January 7, 2021

Though it’s still early in the rollout, Michigan is reporting a relatively low rate of administered #COVID19 vaccines, compared with other states. @UMichSPH epidemiologist Dr. Arnold Monto discussed the challenges the state is facing with @StatesideRadio. https://t.co/N8DtJIA6QM pic.twitter.com/TodDMt7393

— University of Michigan (@UMich) January 6, 2021

Clinical trials are underway to test whether drugs that target the androgen reception, which has been successful in controlling prostate cancer, could also work against #COVID19.https://t.co/bSuUd3UFHO pic.twitter.com/aaQDWOtHcz

— University of Michigan (@UMich) January 6, 2021

In this faculty Q&A, @UMichLSA assistant professor of political science Christian Fong explains the process of counting the electoral votes and shares his thoughts on whether the challenges will change the election results. https://t.co/eNGX7oLsSk pic.twitter.com/VyzE7dHYwm

— University of Michigan (@UMich) January 6, 2021

One challenge that companies have faced this year is the rise in protests against systemic racism. How should companies respond? @MichiganRoss’s @MarctotheC offers 10 principles to help guide companies. https://t.co/k2HPSBS0tW pic.twitter.com/rJeenO0Noa

— University of Michigan (@UMich) January 5, 2021

Combining data science and their experiences caring for #COVID19 patients, @UMichMedicine experts conducted a study on predictive machine learning to help predict which patients are likely to get worse while hospitalized. https://t.co/RsIQB2uEEQ pic.twitter.com/vjIQKPU7o2

— University of Michigan (@UMich) January 5, 2021

A new study found that individuals whose blood pressure is hard to control might have another condition that is the real culprit, but they aren’t being tested for it. Senior co-author of the study, @UMichCVC’s J. Brian Byrd, MD, (@thebyrdlab), explains: https://t.co/5TOrA6JXq3 pic.twitter.com/ULgzAZ7FYn

— University of Michigan (@UMich) January 5, 2021

Consumer sentiment improved in the December 2020 U-M Surveys of Consumers despite the ongoing surge in #COVID19 infections and deaths across the nation. U-M economist Richard Curtin, director of the surveys, explains. https://t.co/GoBtfrNGOd pic.twitter.com/zp8cYOSOpK

— University of Michigan (@UMich) January 4, 2021

Behavioral scientist and @UMichSPH and @UMichMedicine professor Victor Strecher studies the power of living with purpose, and shares his insight into how to best heal and grow in the new year. https://t.co/EcTJX3OGLG pic.twitter.com/v7OWRBsmOs

— University of Michigan (@UMich) January 4, 2021

Medicare beneficiaries who are diagnosed with dementia are more likely to miss bill payments as early as six years before a clinical diagnosis, according to a study by researchers at U-M, @JohnsHopkinsSPH, and @FederalReserve. https://t.co/4ewsjiMmuc pic.twitter.com/lB0vKngkTA

— University of Michigan (@UMich) January 4, 2021

As we start the new year, @UMichMedicine experts share #COVID19 tips to continue following and sharing with friends and family. https://t.co/bvSCYOTw9w pic.twitter.com/hJ16AgMRyv

— University of Michigan (@UMich) January 4, 2021

Check out the @FordSchool’s first-ever digital edition of State & Hill magazine: Movements and Moments. https://t.co/qRqLqxPtLn pic.twitter.com/GRN2SdeDXH

— University of Michigan (@UMich) December 30, 2020

In a recent survey, people who said #COVID19 safety guidelines violated their personal freedoms responded more positively to those guidelines when they felt a loved one might be at risk of catching the virus. More from @UMichSPH: https://t.co/hhVDnj4k6U pic.twitter.com/RPxYToQoF0

— University of Michigan (@UMich) December 30, 2020

According to @CDCgov, about 1.2 million people in the US have hepatitis B—and most of them aren’t even aware of it. Dr. Anna Lok of @MichiganLiver discusses the new guidelines for detecting HBV in adults and adolescents: https://t.co/y1Z7i2yUG0 pic.twitter.com/uDgKWzQ6Xf

— University of Michigan (@UMich) December 30, 2020

.@UMichLSA Professor Trachette Jackson has found math to be good medicine in the fight against cancer. She’s helping to optimize the way doctors can use novel drugs to save patients’ lives. https://t.co/OGgtcKmmjn pic.twitter.com/6NcpJlNels

— University of Michigan (@UMich) December 29, 2020

U.S. universities and colleges Vol.5 (UChicago, Stanford, Harvard, Yale)

Researchers in Prof. Greg Voth’s lab @UChiChemistry have pioneered a multiscale model that allows researchers to plug in and better understand the entire virus as new discoveries are made.#COVID #computationalscience #pandemic https://t.co/wRhY0wyigS

— UChiPhysicalSciences (@UChicagoPSD) January 8, 2021

Gravitational theorist Prof. Robert Wald @UChiPhysics weighs in on the sudden observability of black holes#blackholes #generalrelativity https://t.co/b1Kk8P5OT5

— UChiPhysicalSciences (@UChicagoPSD) January 8, 2021

“Gravitational waves are the perfect messenger to see these possible modifications of gravity, if they exist.” – KICP postdoctoral researcher Jose María Ezquiaga @UChicagoAstro and @LIGO https://t.co/DWXbU6HJxc

— UChiPhysicalSciences (@UChicagoPSD) January 4, 2021

How the Chicago school of meteorology found and made waves. https://t.co/Lw7970f2oU pic.twitter.com/ygmb7TnAfS

— UChicago Magazine (@UChicagoMag) November 25, 2020

How can you tweak something that's only a few atoms thick? Researchers @UChicago tailored compounds on the surface of a class of materials called MXenes in a way that could lead to better batteries and superconductors https://t.co/ySFMYM7MED pic.twitter.com/gZrPrXWWzZ

— DOE Science (@doescience) December 3, 2020

This pioneering research comes from a collaboration between the @wenbinlin_uc Group and the @rweichselbaum Lab at @UChicagoMed. https://t.co/Md8DJkLwtw

— UChicago Chemistry (@UChiChemistry) November 30, 2020

Recorded keynote talks and discussions from this year's Chicago Quantum Summit are now available on YouTube. Watch remarks by President Robert J. Zimmer, NSF Director Sethuraman Panchanathan, and more: https://t.co/jmB0VAMKvc

— Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering (@UChicagoPME) December 28, 2020

Researchers discover a new “bottom-up” approach to creating electronics that can interface with biological tissues. In this new method, small building blocks called micelles come together to form carbon-based bioelectronics.https://t.co/FgWuAqLMIa

— Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering (@UChicagoPME) December 24, 2020

UChicago highlights ten cool research stories you might have missed in 2020, including a Pritzker Molecular Engineering study on using liquid crystals to create color-changing materials. https://t.co/xBPcBNWdxI

— Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering (@UChicagoPME) December 23, 2020

Professor @stone_geoffrey talked with @smerconish on @CNN this morning to discuss the First Amendment, censorship, and free speech related to social media and the bans on President Trump. https://t.co/KF1xUI7bfn

— UChicago Law School (@UChicagoLaw) January 10, 2021

Prof. @stone_geoffrey: The challenge is whether we can “regulate social media in a way that will retain its extraordinary capacity to enable individual citizens to communicate freely […] while at the same time limiting the increasingly evident risks…” https://t.co/Tpcihyy3tM

— UChicago Law School (@UChicagoLaw) January 8, 2021

Political Professor – Eric Oliver at The University of Chicago on what drives people to believe things that aren’t based on facts (explaining what drives conspiracy theorists) pic.twitter.com/B87M4hGQRD

— WGN Morning News (@WGNMorningNews) January 7, 2021

#UChicago Assoc. Prof. Michael Albertus, an expert on authoritarianism and civil conflict, discusses the causes and consequences of President Trump’s attempts to overturn the 2020 election, including the violence in our nation's capital. https://t.co/FOqk73b5Yx

— The University of Chicago (@UChicago) January 8, 2021

On @wttw, #UChicago Profs. Susan Stokes and @aziz_huq react to the violence on Capitol Hill: https://t.co/wEI1dQkiWF

— The University of Chicago (@UChicago) January 7, 2021

#UChicago Asst. Prof. @kathleen_belew in conversation with @NPR on extremist groups and the ideological currents behind the violence on Capitol Hill: https://t.co/IC8oRR2eSr

— The University of Chicago (@UChicago) January 7, 2021

#UChicago Prof. Robert Pape analyzes the violence in Washington D.C. and what it says about domestic security and domestic terrorism: https://t.co/6PwWt800uZ

— The University of Chicago (@UChicago) January 7, 2021

Electricity is an important ingredient in living bodies, holding the key to questions about diseases & disorders.

Researchers have had difficulty understanding these electrical signals—until now, as a team of #UChicago scientists found a way to listen.https://t.co/zKk7YkAEuO

— The University of Chicago (@UChicago) January 4, 2021

To wrap up 2020, we asked scholars and staff to recommend some of their favorite books. In typical #UChicago fashion, the wide-ranging list includes everything from mushroom capitalism to the benefits of therapy. https://t.co/owOJDDwcUk

— The University of Chicago (@UChicago) December 23, 2020

Will Tarpeh: How to take the waste out of wastewater | The very notion of wastewater, and what we choose to do with it, could change dramatically if this Stanford chemical engineer has his way. https://t.co/sOHDBzEGzW

— Stanford Engineering (@StanfordEng) January 5, 2021

Stanford scientists slow and steer light with resonant nanoantennas | Researchers have fashioned ultrathin silicon nanoantennas that trap and redirect light, for applications in quantum computing, LIDAR and even the detection of viruses. https://t.co/UGjFeTB5l3

— Stanford Engineering (@StanfordEng) November 20, 2020

A new technique predicts how quakes would affect a city’s hospitals | A Stanford-led research team is helping disaster response officials figure out where injuries are likeliest to occur, so survivors can get to the hospitals best able to treat them. https://t.co/tBGe8eLMHh

— Stanford Engineering (@StanfordEng) November 19, 2020

AI can detect seemingly perfect deep-fake videos | But a Stanford professor says the cat-and-mouse game is far from over. https://t.co/R5fMZevwse

— Stanford Engineering (@StanfordEng) November 19, 2020

A new genetic microlab can detect COVID-19 in minutes |
Using “lab on a chip” technology, Stanford engineers have created a microlab half the size of a credit card that can detect COVID-19 in just half an hour. https://t.co/2ycbqq3eRX

— Stanford Engineering (@StanfordEng) November 17, 2020

Andrew Huberman: How stress affects the mind — and how to relieve it | The year has unleashed stresses few would have imagined just months ago, but the science of stress — and of stress relief — is keeping pace. A Stanford neurobiologist explains. https://t.co/7Sr0Ngf0N5

— Stanford Engineering (@StanfordEng) November 6, 2020

Assistive Feeding: How AI can improve the control of robot arms | Algorithms developed by Stanford researchers could one day help people with disabilities intuitively control robot arms to help with everyday tasks. https://t.co/hOeUHbc7Z2

— Stanford Engineering (@StanfordEng) November 4, 2020

Stanford Engineering’s The Future of Everything: COVID-19 special edition | Listen to this special series of our podcast to learn how researchers from across Stanford are bringing their insights and knowledge to address the challenges of COVID-19. https://t.co/LUyBO3RlhH

— Stanford Engineering (@StanfordEng) October 23, 2020

Inadvertent misinformation and outright disinformation have become a scourge on American discourse, but those committed to the truth are keeping pace. @StanfordEng https://t.co/jP5CIYAPlC

— Stanford eCorner (@ECorner) November 30, 2020

“Based on these early steps, it looks like they will take a more expansive view of antitrust than the Trump administration, but… This is not the full swing towards populism.” says @marklemley via @FortuneMagazine https://t.co/4yiTS0WlwK

— StanfordLaw (@StanfordLaw) January 8, 2021

Researchers at Stanford are working to develop a single-dose vaccine for SARS-CoV-2 that could potentially be stored at room temperature. https://t.co/yiDBRAYfXW

— Stanford University (@Stanford) January 5, 2021

Empathy is a skill that can be cultivated over time, and with the right practices, anyone – even the most close-minded individuals – can come to care about other people in healthy and sustainable ways, @zakijam says. https://t.co/fKUxoX3175

— Stanford University (@Stanford) January 2, 2021

Manu Prakash (@PrakashLab) tells #NPRShortWave he's on a mission to make scientific inquiry a driving force in daily life. "I'm not just talking about a singular problem; I'm talking about a mindset." https://t.co/PiP6Aho1xP

— Stanford University (@Stanford) December 30, 2020

A new device can continuously sense levels of virtually any protein or molecule in the blood. Researchers say it could be transformative for disease detection, patient monitoring and biomedical research. https://t.co/IHvckgM0I4

— Stanford University (@Stanford) December 28, 2020

India will need to make the switch from coal to renewable energy to meet its ambitious decarbonization goals. Batteries could be key to meeting these targets and could position the nation as a global power broker, Stanford researchers say. https://t.co/CEErm9rIQP

— Stanford University (@Stanford) December 21, 2020

The coronavirus likely first infects upper airway cells, and hypertension drugs probably don't increase the risk of infection, a @StanfordMed study found. https://t.co/6HKyBVWt5k

— Stanford University (@Stanford) December 9, 2020

Viruses are ever present in our world, occupying nearly all organisms, and are found in virtually every type of habitat. A new online exhibit by @HarvardMuseum explores how viruses behave in our world: https://t.co/TCWvHLxjax pic.twitter.com/sij2UC3dnB

— Harvard SEAS (@hseas) January 6, 2021

The most popular #hseas news story from 2020 shares a model researchers developed that simulates the impact of different physical distancing policies on the spread of COVID-19: https://t.co/C88TkzZwiX pic.twitter.com/91FMlAS1VT

— Harvard SEAS (@hseas) January 1, 2021

Turbulence is everywhere, but it is one of the least understood phenomena in classical physics. Learn more about turbulence in this top story from 2020: https://t.co/Yu1ZgKERYh pic.twitter.com/MJ68j8Ogcl

— Harvard SEAS (@hseas) December 31, 2020

This high-energy news story from 2020, one of the most popular articles, featured a fast-moving jumping soft actuator: https://t.co/NlbT24P5tm pic.twitter.com/so26kf9RuU

— Harvard SEAS (@hseas) December 30, 2020

One of our top news stories from 2020 showcased a wool-like material can remember and change shape: https://t.co/dGOHPap3l0 pic.twitter.com/5MMCfZZTJb

— Harvard SEAS (@hseas) December 30, 2020

This lovely marine sponge could pave the way for stronger, lighter structures, as discussed in another of our top news stories from 2020: https://t.co/Ey0k1RX7oU pic.twitter.com/O960dc943t

— Harvard SEAS (@hseas) December 29, 2020

Another top story from 2020 explained new research that opened the door to unprecedented control over a powerful, largely unexplored type of light: https://t.co/9BV24iD9Xr pic.twitter.com/rrWFWOqVsN

— Harvard SEAS (@hseas) December 29, 2020

One of the most popular news stories from #hseas in 2020 announced the impending arrival of visualization experts @viegasf and @wattenberg: https://t.co/KBajdArnXi pic.twitter.com/nRZqGp0D0V

— Harvard SEAS (@hseas) December 29, 2020

These students designed a mask that can reduce the risk of COVID-19 infection in dorm rooms, dining halls, and classrooms to less than 1 percent: https://t.co/2rCB4BDC7L pic.twitter.com/lItDIXdT2q

— Harvard SEAS (@hseas) December 28, 2020

Startup @PerigeeSecurity, founded by alumna @MollsBreen, MS/MBA '20, has received $1.5 million in seed funding from investors: https://t.co/PIxL8vaUhO via @TechCrunch @HarvardHBS @HarvardAlumni pic.twitter.com/GKCAKxOGsd

— Harvard SEAS (@hseas) December 18, 2020

“The cause of this disaster arose long before the Capitol building was breached.” https://t.co/5O3jzdaTDx

— Harvard Law School (@Harvard_Law) January 9, 2021

A mini implantable vaccine could provide new options for people with #cancer. Developed in @hseas professor David Mooney's lab and the @wyssinstitute, the device contains immune cells of one kind that are transformed to train other immune cells to eradicate tumors. @DanaFarber

— Harvard Magazine (@HarvardMagazine) December 29, 2020

Howard Gardner, PhD ’71 in psychology, on what happens when multiple intelligences work together: https://t.co/O6IDOldpqL @HarvardAlumni @TheEconomist pic.twitter.com/oeTmJXaXDZ

— Harvard GSAS (@HarvardGSAS) January 6, 2021

Research labs score perfect COVID safety records, but scientists note they still face necessary restrictions as with everyone else. https://t.co/3Nn5Zzwdlv pic.twitter.com/VXI2trXWb6

— Harvard GSAS (@HarvardGSAS) January 5, 2021

Many questions remain about how the body develops and maintains immunity after a vaccination or infection. A study led by Dr. Dan Barouch, MD ’99, tries to put some of the pieces together. https://t.co/lyE9tdy3l0 pic.twitter.com/frhCyYByGM

— Harvard GSAS (@HarvardGSAS) December 15, 2020

A study co-led by Lynn Yap, a PhD candidate in medical sciences, sheds light on how neurons form long-term memories. @lynnyap12 @harvardmed https://t.co/6t4Wgb83Yg pic.twitter.com/svbSyaeZnt

— Harvard GSAS (@HarvardGSAS) December 11, 2020

With this tumultuous year coming to an end, Harvard faculty take a look at the past 12 months https://t.co/sWABBz5bAP

— Harvard University (@Harvard) December 21, 2020

The work of Zhang and his colleagues has also been used to study the neurological effects of COVID. Check out this New York Times article about their research: https://t.co/dlrXYaCLnD

— YaleGSAS (@yalegsas) December 18, 2020

Sarah's illustration accompanies a publication by Yale Psychology graduate student Anton Gollwitzer et al. Congrats Sarah and Anton!
check out the article here: https://t.co/VatXdJ12s9 pic.twitter.com/BA41573baC

— YaleGSAS (@yalegsas) November 23, 2020

LISTEN: The inaugural episode of The Freedom Takes, a new podcast from @million_book hosted by @dwaynebetts, features @jasonreynolds83. His book Long Way Down has been sent to juvenile detention centers across the country by the Million Book Project. https://t.co/DOYWCsDsLV

— Yale Law School (@YaleLawSch) January 4, 2021

Ancient Earth may have birthed islands of lifehttps://t.co/IIbnTfC9lG

— Yale University (@Yale) January 9, 2021

Through rapid genetic sequencing, Yale researchers detected Connecticut’s first 2 cases of the #Covid19 variant associated w/ increased transmission@CTDPH says both individuals reside in New Haven County & recently traveled, & the 2 cases are unrelatedhttps://t.co/X3jyyVMB77

— Yale University (@Yale) January 9, 2021

#OTD in 1788, Connecticut ratified US Constitution becoming 5th state in union.

Yale prof Akhil Amar teaches a free online course on “America’s Written Constitution”: https://t.co/cFEvUoeVpt

WATCH: Prof Amar discusses why the document is unique https://t.co/DZhRUGHhvf

— Yale University (@Yale) January 9, 2021

The vocabulary of #Covid19 medical studies https://t.co/bYihJ0i1bo via @YaleMedicine

— Yale University (@Yale) January 8, 2021

“The point that a failed coup is a warning is a very important one… We should remember how close it came & think of all the things that can be done to make sure we never get this close again.”

— Yale historian Timothy Snyder via @OnPointRadio https://t.co/FNn8zNzVNZ

— Yale University (@Yale) January 8, 2021

In this @nytimes opinion, Yale prof. of History Beverly Gage addresses how to strengthen the electoral processhttps://t.co/KKsMvZQADl

— Yale University (@Yale) January 8, 2021

“Now more than ever, we must commit ourselves to placing the Constitution and the preservation of our cherished democratic traditions above partisan preference and political advantage.”

— President Peter Salovey in a message to the Yale community https://t.co/RpFeK5oPzX

— Yale University (@Yale) January 7, 2021

Did Congress Just Fix Surprise Medical Billing?https://t.co/sbv08nlHty @YaleInsights

— Yale University (@Yale) January 6, 2021

“New Views of Quantum Jumps Challenge Core Tenets of Physics”@sciam features the results of recent work at Yalehttps://t.co/ujuJR9PHX4

— Yale University (@Yale) January 6, 2021

“We have an issue with [#Covid19 vaccine] distribution, not the number of doses. Doubling the number of doses doesn’t double your capacity to give doses.”

— @YaleMed prof Saad Omer via @nytimes https://t.co/FF4dPKoYEG

— Yale University (@Yale) January 5, 2021

“I'm pregnant. Should I get the #COVID19 vaccine?”@YaleMed prof Dr. Audrey Merriam via @TODAYshow https://t.co/7Maw7qeYTn

— Yale University (@Yale) January 5, 2021

“If we have a higher proportion of the population that distances & wears masks, it will stop the virus, variant or not.”

— @YaleMed epidemiologist Nathan Grubaughhttps://t.co/WZfmvEB6Hp via @businessinsider #covid19

— Yale University (@Yale) January 5, 2021

Team of Yale researchers helps make train commuting safer https://t.co/7HUOuAzusm @MTA @YaleSPH #covid19

— Yale University (@Yale) January 4, 2021

World Vol.73 (U.S. – Georgia runoffs, etc.) / Georgia Vol.8

“I have no intentions of becoming a politician, I intend to be a public servant," Raphael Warnock says following his projected Senate win in Georgia https://t.co/3Jdtt4pOIX pic.twitter.com/EcM7lXSATE

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) January 6, 2021

Raphael Warnock will make history when he becomes Georgia's first Black senator and the first Black Democrat to represent a southern state in the Senate https://t.co/vaxIXfqCEy

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) January 6, 2021

“I can’t tell you how honored I am that the people of my home state… have decided to send me to the United States Senate to represent their concerns at this defining moment in American history.” –@ReverendWarnock pic.twitter.com/gh7xw7PwGL

— TODAY (@TODAYshow) January 6, 2021

Jon @Ossoff just declared victory in his Senate race: "It is with humility that I thank the people of Georgia for electing me to serve you in the United States Senate." #gapol #gasen https://t.co/mPNS7ows1u

— Greg Bluestein (@bluestein) January 6, 2021

See live election results here: https://t.co/NdiiolOOPg pic.twitter.com/FBmPs0WNGC

— AJC (@ajc) January 6, 2021

Nation, social media reacts to Warnock’s historic win https://t.co/YMLD7eCkbe

— AJC (@ajc) January 6, 2021

Georgia was once again the center of the political and social media world, as thousands of voters headed to the polls Tuesday to decide two U.S. Senate runoffs that will determine whether Republicans or Democrats control the Senate for the next two years. https://t.co/Sc3MTYHTBO

— AJC (@ajc) January 6, 2021

A statement from @ossoff’s campaign manager Ellen Foster:

"When all the votes are counted we fully expect that Jon Ossoff will have won this election to represent Georgia in the United States Senate." #gasen pic.twitter.com/Sw0VALYaoK

— Greg Bluestein (@bluestein) January 6, 2021

Well, there’s a big bucket of DeKalb votes, enough to give Warnock the lead over Loeffler. Ossoff trails, narrowly. #gapol #gasen pic.twitter.com/y9Uk9I3j9b

— Greg Bluestein (@bluestein) January 6, 2021

It's nearing midnight and the Georgia Senate Rs are still clinging to a narrow lead, but troves of votes are outstanding in populous Democratic strongholds like Chatham & DeKalb. One Republican activist tells me it's the "perfect storm for Donald Trump." #gapol #gasen pic.twitter.com/B592aamk8p

— Greg Bluestein (@bluestein) January 6, 2021

Republicans still narrowly lead but Democrats can rely on hundreds of thousands of votes still outstanding in metro Atlanta that will break heavily toward @ossoff and @ReverendWarnock. DeKalb County, where the votes could break ~80/20, is key #gapol #gasen pic.twitter.com/I39lBqW9Ua

— Greg Bluestein (@bluestein) January 6, 2021

#BREAKING: Ossoff declares victory with race still uncalled https://t.co/RXACq4oboe pic.twitter.com/ZW9DT3ephB

— The Hill (@thehill) January 6, 2021

So far, the results from Georgia’s runoff elections indicate that Democratic control of the Senate is within reach. Listen to today’s episode of The Daily. https://t.co/wJc742ACrd

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 6, 2021

The Narrative That Should Have Won Georgia, But Didn’t https://t.co/zTCnDt5HZ2

— RedState (@RedState) January 6, 2021

.@DecisionDeskHQ projects Jon Ossoff and Rev. Raphael Warnock have won their races, which means Democrats are projected to take the US Senate – by the slimmest margin possible. https://t.co/oKzzXasPB5

— Ella Nilsen (@ella_nilsen) January 6, 2021

Mississippi voters just decided to end a Jim Crow-era election law.

Candidates will no longer need to win a majority of legislative districts in addition to a majority of the votes (via @msstate) https://t.co/EvEIy7F2fO pic.twitter.com/H650ZOBuz4

— The Conversation US (@ConversationUS) January 7, 2021

Based on counties that are essentially done counting in Georgia, it seems that Warnock tended to overperform Biden in counties with a larger share of Black voters — and underperform him in counties with more college-educated voters. https://t.co/O79xQ24Ttu pic.twitter.com/m8bhrA9Y5X

— FiveThirtyEight (@FiveThirtyEight) January 6, 2021

How Democrats won the Georgia runoffs: https://t.co/ez1yWDY2SI

— FiveThirtyEight (@FiveThirtyEight) January 7, 2021

How President Trump's approval rating compares with past presidents: https://t.co/PWNaCXtYX4 pic.twitter.com/EJah8x53jk

— FiveThirtyEight (@FiveThirtyEight) January 6, 2021

https://twitter.com/FiveThirtyEight/status/1346826720737972224

If this is accurate, Democrats will have a majority in the Senate and Georgia will have elected its first Black senator. https://t.co/uS0ojHpJKo https://t.co/GBNTxLujl7

— FiveThirtyEight (@FiveThirtyEight) January 6, 2021

Whoa: Trump supporters going at it with the police on the steps of the Capitol as Congress counts the Electoral College ballots inside pic.twitter.com/LiQhaa5KkQ

— philip lewis (@Phil_Lewis_) January 6, 2021

Citing the violence that shook the U.S. Capitol, Sen. Kelly Loeffler abandoned her plan to challenge Georgia’s electoral results and shut down an effort by several of Georgia’s Republican House members to stop the state’s votes from being cast for Biden: https://t.co/CacQ497Dfe pic.twitter.com/81EWnEYSDD

— AJC (@ajc) January 7, 2021

Democrats swept Georgia’s two U.S. Senate runoffs on Wednesday to flip control of the chamber, pulling off stunning victories that will shape President-elect Joe Biden’s administration and transform the state’s political landscape. https://t.co/A46L9UcTWJ

— AJC (@ajc) January 7, 2021

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger delivered a exhaustive rebuttal of false election claims to Congress, telling the state’s skeptical representatives that the presidential vote count was investigated and found to be accurate. https://t.co/h0aGMxSY6g

— AJC (@ajc) January 7, 2021

With Ossoff victory, Democrats cement Georgia as swing state https://t.co/U6vxkpjfuy

— AJC (@ajc) January 7, 2021

As Georgians awoke to a new political landscape on Wednesday, Stacey Abrams can claim payback against Gov. Brian Kemp, her once-and-probable-future rival. https://t.co/T51yxuEexn

— AJC (@ajc) January 6, 2021

Jon Ossoff caught the eye of many celebrities during his campaign for Senate, with Mark Ruffalo, Alyssa Milano and others encouraging Georgians to vote for him. https://t.co/9K8aXF6KWa

— AJC (@ajc) January 6, 2021

On Monday, President Trump said he would return to Georgia next year to campaign against Gov. Brian Kemp and Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger in their expected reelection bids. https://t.co/Xh1UR3gXzN https://t.co/6IN9I59Dnf

— AJC (@ajc) January 6, 2021

“Rosalynn and I are troubled by the violence at the U.S. Capitol,” President Carter said. “Having observed elections in troubled democracies worldwide, I know that we can unite to walk back from this precipice to peacefully uphold the laws of our nation." https://t.co/42F6tCiJgG

— AJC (@ajc) January 7, 2021

With control of Senate, Democrats to act fast on $2,000 checks https://t.co/AUAa3WsYqa

— AJC (@ajc) January 7, 2021

Tia Mitchell, the AJC’s Washington correspondent, was sitting in the House chamber Wednesday afternoon watching lawmakers debate an objection to Arizona’s Electoral College votes when a group of rioters breached the U.S. Capitol building. https://t.co/g4vUCSB4F3

— AJC (@ajc) January 7, 2021

Lindsey Graham: Trump’s actions were ‘problem’ in Capitol violence https://t.co/xvyQGQumLN

— AJC (@ajc) January 8, 2021

LVIE UPDATES: President Trump is deploying as many as 1,100 National Guard after thousands of his supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol and forced Congress to evacuate. At least one person has been shot and several others injured amid the chaos: https://t.co/dQ6C206yuv pic.twitter.com/K2kBk1fekY

— AJC (@ajc) January 6, 2021

For the first time since 1977, Jimmy Carter will not attend a presidential inauguration. https://t.co/V3xTTTRqRY

— AJC (@ajc) January 6, 2021

An Atlanta attorney and former Republican candidate who took part in the explosive call between President Trump and Secretary Raffensperger resigned from his law firm after his involvement in the conversation was revealed. #gapol https://t.co/Z1TcfTyJ7p

— Greg Bluestein (@bluestein) January 8, 2021

https://t.co/q5t6eF8XV9

— Tia Mitchell, AJC’s Washington Correspondent (@ajconwashington) January 6, 2021

McConnell starts Senate debate on the challenge to the Arizona electoral votes, saying this is the 'most important' vote he will ever cast. He says 'nothing before us' proves any kind of fraud that would change the Biden win. pic.twitter.com/yDnV1QmWE7

— Jamie Dupree (@jamiedupree) January 6, 2021

JUST IN: Cleta Mitchell, a lawyer who assisted President Trump on the January 2 call when Trump pressured Georgia officials to "find" him votes, has resigned from her law firm https://t.co/3DkBKbUyvy

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) January 5, 2021

How to watch the Georgia runoff elections https://t.co/rATFe5EE7f pic.twitter.com/n2UWAyTNXp

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) January 5, 2021

For majority-Black Georgia county, voting in Tuesday's Senate runoff elections didn't come without a fight https://t.co/skFxoVTNFU

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) January 4, 2021

CNN fact-checker Daniel Dale on President Trump's claims in Georgia:

"There's no mysterious or suspicious or shady ballot drop. … (This) is simply large populous counties counting their votes as normal … . This is not rocket science, guys, and it's certainly not fraud" pic.twitter.com/gYUHYKsgQa

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) January 4, 2021

There were 18 attempted calls from the White House to the Georgia secretary of state's office, sources say https://t.co/VHU7UtWrLz

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) January 4, 2021

Vice President-elect Kamala Harris slammed President Trump and his call pushing Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger to "find" votes to overturn the election results, as a "bald-faced, bold abuse of power" https://t.co/1nwBwbIaII

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) January 4, 2021

President Trump pushed the Georgia secretary of state to "find 11,780 votes," during a one-hour phone call Saturday, to overturn the election result, audio obtained by The Washington Post shows https://t.co/5faiNfOBgZ pic.twitter.com/JJn9l9OTQM

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) January 3, 2021

Stacey Abrams on the upcoming Senate runoff election in Georgia: "This is going to be a very tough battle, but it is absolutely within the realm of possibility. In fact, the realm of likelihood the Democrats can win" #CNNSOTU https://t.co/IZuudBgeEX pic.twitter.com/Ht8gQHHjSN

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) January 3, 2021

Democratic early vote turnout concerns GOP in Georgia runoff https://t.co/T7NkfVhiH5 pic.twitter.com/9ClANRbfFo

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) January 1, 2021

This lifelong Republican says he voted for a Democrat for the first time in today's Georgia runoffs https://t.co/vWAcKCP8mS

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) January 5, 2021

Despite the historic election in Georgia this week, the state “still has a huge number of Trump supporters,” @charlesbethea says. “It's going to be very hard to forge compromise and deëscalate here in the coming days.” Listen on #NewYorkerRadio. https://t.co/NIrLfpRikz

— The New Yorker (@NewYorker) January 7, 2021

Great time to read Jane Mayer’s excellent profile of Mitch McConnell last year. As Trump’s presidency comes to its disastrous end, it’s important not to forget those who protected and enabled him while in office. ⁦@JaneMayerNYer⁩ ⁦@NewYorker⁩ https://t.co/bebumfUcqD

— Roger Lynch (@RogerLynch) January 7, 2021

BREAKING: Speaker Pelosi calls for VP Pence and the Cabinet to remove President Trump from office via the 25th Amendment, or another impeachment effort may be carried out by Democrats.

Pelosi says Trump committed “a seditious act.”

Video: @NBCNews

pic.twitter.com/AWQ5r5q4hX

— The Atlanta Voice (@theatlantavoice) January 7, 2021

https://twitter.com/theatlantavoice/status/1347260669226315787

HAPPENING NOW: President-elect Biden and Speaker Pelosi to speak following Wednesday’s Insurrection at US Capitol.

Link: @NBCNews

https://t.co/QFqWaiXGsr

— The Atlanta Voice (@theatlantavoice) January 7, 2021

After years of work, Abrams takes victory lap in Georgia https://t.co/m62mDG2oAl #atlantavoice #atlantanews

— The Atlanta Voice (@theatlantavoice) January 7, 2021

World reaction to the storming of the US Capitol https://t.co/Gw8sfgWUv4 #atlantavoice #atlantanews

— The Atlanta Voice (@theatlantavoice) January 7, 2021

Donald Trump says Loeffler and Perdue didn't do enough to fight the 2020 Election Result. Last night, Loeffler withdrew her objection to Georgia's Electoral College decision.#GaPol #TheAtlantaVoice https://t.co/oeXCBHMzsx

— The Atlanta Voice (@theatlantavoice) January 7, 2021

Sen. Democratic leader Chuck Schumer is calling on President Donald Trump’s removal.

In a statement Schumer said the attack on the Capitol “was an insurrection against the United States, incited by the president.” He added, “This president should not hold office one day longer.”

— The Atlanta Voice (@theatlantavoice) January 7, 2021

The count is over @JoeBiden @KamalaHarris will be sworn in on January 20th 2021. #potus2020 #electoralcollegeVote https://t.co/gdo7Am2agi

— The Atlanta Voice (@theatlantavoice) January 7, 2021

Tonight, I am asking Vice President Pence to invoke the 25th Amendment and begin the process of removing President Trump from office.

— Rep. Lucy McBath (@RepLucyMcBath) January 7, 2021

Full statement from @SenSherrodBrown on the domestic terrorism attack on the U.S. Capitol yesterday, and the need to invoke the 25th Amendment: pic.twitter.com/VJs63LbwZo

— Rachael Hartford (@RMHartford) January 7, 2021

“I am in disbelief while watching the illegal and disruptive activities at our nation’s capitol. This IS NOT America. This IS anarchy.” https://t.co/S7QR4ZsF6N

— Connect Savannah (@ConnectSavannah) January 7, 2021

Warnock was raised under humble circumstances in Savannah’s Kayton Homes public-housing project along with 11 siblings. He attended Sol C. Johnson High School, where he participated in the Upward Bound Program. https://t.co/ywHfrCN7vi

— Connect Savannah (@ConnectSavannah) January 6, 2021

“I hoped and prayed that our situation might improve, but what I think is that what we’ve witnessed this holiday season will put the health of our city and our citizens at risk.” https://t.co/SkkqN4oroA

— Connect Savannah (@ConnectSavannah) January 5, 2021

Quick break from @cbschicago coverage of the #chaosattheCapitol – we've gotten dozens of tips from people impacted by missing or misdirected stimulus payments. Here are some answers. https://t.co/wzi6HdehNO

— Tiffani Lupenski (@Tiffani317) January 7, 2021

.@POTUS tweets again about the #chaosatthecapitol https://t.co/wr5qWft5Xh pic.twitter.com/mqLcOkwlkS

— WSMV News4 Nashville (@WSMV) January 6, 2021

UPDATE: Facebook joins Twitter in blocking Trump from posting following the storming of the U.S. Capitol by his supporters. #chaosatthecapitol https://t.co/wkTnQqZwUi pic.twitter.com/OPPuODL8IR

— WSMV News4 Nashville (@WSMV) January 7, 2021

BREAKING: Virginia's governor says he is sending 200 state troopers and members of the state National Guard to the US Capitol. https://t.co/zRZOUOvKup #chaosatthecapitol pic.twitter.com/GDQdjal7Z4

— WSMV News4 Nashville (@WSMV) January 6, 2021

https://twitter.com/CaroleWSMV/status/1346933658104561665
https://twitter.com/CaroleWSMV/status/1346938475736674304

US Department of Transportation Secretary @SecElaineChao announces her resignation following #ChaosAtTheCapitol. @WSMV https://t.co/gx8Xg7rxSy

— Cameron Taylor (@WSMVCameron) January 7, 2021

.@GovBillLee responding to what’s happening in our nation’s capitol. @WSMV #ChaosAtTheCapitol https://t.co/MRAzKGuZ8a

— Cameron Taylor (@WSMVCameron) January 6, 2021

TN’s newest US Senator, @BillHagertyTN, says he condemns what’s happening at the US Capitol “in the strongest terms.” @WSMV #ChaosAtTheCapitol https://t.co/q8e9fIGTOI

— Cameron Taylor (@WSMVCameron) January 6, 2021

If you're just catching up on Twitter and trying to figure out where all of this #chaosAtTheCapitol started… start here: https://t.co/KvaZP4SlKu @WSMV #news4nashville

— Lauren Lowrey (@LaurenLowrey_tv) January 6, 2021

Here's what our TN delegation is saying about the Capitol protests @WSMV #chaosatthecapitol #news4nashville https://t.co/uWyGCG8HzX

— Lauren Lowrey (@LaurenLowrey_tv) January 6, 2021

World Vol.66

A healthy tourism industry is essential for the global economy, culture and environment.#COVID19 response is an opportunity to rethink and reshape how we travel to do it in a more sustainable way. #ClimateAction https://t.co/cOSzskmwmU

— United Nations (@UN) December 26, 2020

In part five of our look back at 2020, we focus on the seismic effect that COVID-19 has had on the global economy. https://t.co/SKqUaAdgbz

— UN News (@UN_News_Centre) December 30, 2020

This graph shows the surge in stock prices for leading technological companies after the #COVID19 outbreak. @UNCTAD outlines what governments can do to better protect competition and consumers in an increasingly digital global economy. https://t.co/fLaMBIDrHJ pic.twitter.com/ZKzxkSHu23

— UNCTAD (@UNCTAD) December 24, 2020

REPLAY: Conversation between @ian_goldin and @KGeorgieva on the lessons of #COVID19 and how a safer, greener, and more sustainable model of globalization can emerge from this crisis. https://t.co/U7m4KleAAK #StatsForum https://t.co/UVObD4AyaE

— IMF (@IMFNews) December 30, 2020

https://twitter.com/wto/status/1342398685221687299

Key findings + recommendations from @ITU report on how #broadband, digitization + ICT regulation impact the global economy https://t.co/6RhkriR4G9 pic.twitter.com/60e8AAHKIW

— ITU (@ITU) December 28, 2020

The implications of the coronavirus crisis going forward are vast. Here are 12 ideas to tackle the challenges exacerbated by the pandemic, from job insecurity and well-being to international trade and cooperation: https://t.co/gApM5swYeB

— Brookings Global (@BrookingsGlobal) December 31, 2020

"The transition toward a carbon-neutral world–and how banks facilitate and even accelerate this trend–stands out as a central theme for the global economy in 2021 and beyond” writes @lydie_hudson, CEO of Sustainability, Research & Investment Solutions, in her latest article.

— Credit Suisse (@CreditSuisse) December 23, 2020

A fresh rise in coronavirus cases in the West has set back the global economy, but the impact is far less than in the Spring https://t.co/TVrCGFlZyi

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) December 28, 2020

Chapter VI: Job losses, rent cuts#COVID19 left the global economy in tattershttps://t.co/NAiTb2ChGW

— Gulf News (@gulf_news) December 30, 2020

As the year comes to a close, our GeoEconomics Center has selected the numbers behind the headlines that best capture the global economy’s journey in 2020—and what lies in store for 2021.https://t.co/jtwaHhz5HA

— Atlantic Council (@AtlanticCouncil) December 24, 2020

The pandemic has made this a historic year for the global economy. Our @ACGeoEcon staff and senior fellows have selected the numbers that best capture the global economy’s journey in 2020—and what lies in store for 2021. https://t.co/rGGFVJCcEN

— Atlantic Council (@AtlanticCouncil) December 25, 2020

Legacies of Covid-19 will shape how we work, spend, travel and more for years to come. Here’s how. https://t.co/Ws8ZoxKznH

— Bloomberg (@business) January 2, 2021

Here’s where to invest $10,000 right now https://t.co/7pBS7OjRSc

— Bloomberg (@business) January 1, 2021

Gazprom exported 10% less natural gas to markets outside of the former USSR last year https://t.co/m7SAOGyySE

— Bloomberg (@business) January 2, 2021

French President Emmanuel Macron said the coronavirus will continue to weigh on the country for a few months https://t.co/b3HeDd5qOq

— Bloomberg (@business) December 31, 2020

Iran’s foreign minister says he had intelligence indicating a plot to create an excuse for war with the U.S. https://t.co/mYkGBYxyzX

— Bloomberg (@business) December 31, 2020

Some signs you may be burning out—and what to do about it https://t.co/7ekdoxnSZZ

— Bloomberg (@business) December 31, 2020

Canada's benchmark stock index advanced 2.2% this year, trailing the S&P 500's 16% gain https://t.co/CEogLj6oH8

— Bloomberg (@business) December 31, 2020

Russia’s crude oil and condensate output fell to a nine-year low in 2020 https://t.co/6K2ziyjPnP

— Bloomberg (@business) January 2, 2021

Bill Gates says putting money in a woman's control means it is more likely to be used for nutrition, education and things that would drive families out of poverty pic.twitter.com/wc7a2UPmQJ

— Bloomberg (@business) December 31, 2020

Taiwan President opens 2021 by reaffirming her willingness to talk with China, while vowing to stand up to mounting military pressure from Beijing https://t.co/GeeqGceTZE

— Bloomberg (@business) January 1, 2021

Elon Musk has made millionaires out of Tesla's most loyal fans. Meet one of them https://t.co/ReFeiesAR6 pic.twitter.com/0JPqZCOInW

— Bloomberg (@business) January 1, 2021

Far from isolating China, Trump has overseen an era of deeper economic integration between Beijing and the global economy. That's only set to continue under Biden, writes @davidfickling https://t.co/0wFLkAqSlT

— Bloomberg Opinion (@bopinion) December 30, 2020

Here are the 10 people most likely to influence a President Biden https://t.co/5N400n8x3s via @BW

— Bloomberg (@business) January 1, 2021

Joe Biden's pick to lead the Treasury collected more than $7 million in speaking fees from major financial firms and tech giants over the past two years, via @AP https://t.co/75rRjWUVEK

— Bloomberg (@business) January 2, 2021

It’s possible 2020 will be remembered as a turning point in American history, a moment after which the nation becomes irretrievably different.

That’s right, it could be the year consumption of romaine and other leaf lettuce finally surpasses iceberg https://t.co/Q0C2qLScKI

— Bloomberg (@business) December 31, 2020

Hilton, like most of the hotel industry, has had a terrible year. But by one metric, the company is faring well: its share price https://t.co/ahbHr7WW4O

— Bloomberg (@business) December 31, 2020

A pandemic that cleared skies and halted cities isn’t slowing global warming https://t.co/uwKvqZ9XuO

— Bloomberg (@business) December 31, 2020

COVID-19 has accelerated the trend of retail sustainability. Will the 2020s be the decade when sustainability (finally) breaks through? https://t.co/bn2XF2N6eB pic.twitter.com/Lche9bFpBI

— Bloomberg New Economy Forum (@neweconforum) December 31, 2020

https://twitter.com/ArmstrongDrew/status/1345491671547576327

Since the first case of COVID-19 was identified in December 2019, the illness has become a pandemic, touching every corner of the planet https://t.co/yV1miqSD9Z

— TIME (@TIME) January 1, 2021

The pandemic has provided a unique opportunity to think about the kind of future we want.

TIME partnered with the World Economic Forum to ask leading thinkers to share ideas for how to transform the way we live and work https://t.co/1hM5VjDQwZ

— TIME (@TIME) December 31, 2020

From citizens providing food and shelter to those in need to volunteers who protected their neighbors from natural disasters, these people went above and beyond the call of duty in 2020 https://t.co/1NH9HDd1fC

— TIME (@TIME) January 3, 2021

Here's what President-elect Joe Biden can do to help fight COVID-19 today https://t.co/elyjt2Q4DP

— TIME (@TIME) January 1, 2021

"Don’t we all have a post-COVID bucket list? The people we’ll see, the places we’ll go, and all the once ordinary, now forbidden adventures we’ll have," writes @SusannaSchrobs https://t.co/HtdNA8Us2C

— TIME (@TIME) January 2, 2021

The nightmare pandemic economy Joe Biden is inheriting, in 5 charts https://t.co/QN58wKEKK4

— TIME (@TIME) January 2, 2021

In the years before the Civil War, the first day of the new year was often a heartbreaking one for enslaved people in the United States https://t.co/N3NK7vF7bi

— TIME (@TIME) January 2, 2021

Here's what's behind Americans' uneasy relationship with vaccines https://t.co/T3HiaMRQlR pic.twitter.com/jEf1zPz4hs

— TIME (@TIME) January 3, 2021

"I’m in a high-risk group for COVID-19. How do I get vaccinated early?" https://t.co/Iz7Jyikfbg

— TIME (@TIME) January 3, 2021

Portraits of Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s favorite collars and the stories behind them https://t.co/8LTtg5a7p1

— TIME (@TIME) January 2, 2021

The pandemic could have hurt country music. Instead, the genre is booming https://t.co/prNWaKTD2Z

— TIME (@TIME) January 3, 2021

Why Amsterdam's red light district may not survive the coronavirus pandemic https://t.co/KBU5HWXTp6

— TIME (@TIME) January 2, 2021

Reasons to be excited about 2021 abound, and among them is a literary landscape packed with promise.

Here, the 21 most anticipated books of 2021 https://t.co/yqMB2yPYwY

— TIME (@TIME) January 2, 2021

In a year defined by grim reality, we look to artists to help us understand—and escape.

TIME celebrates captivating and essential works of literature with a list of the 100 best fantasy books of all time https://t.co/pv6aFLi0GC

— TIME (@TIME) January 1, 2021

Here are 100 titles to consider as you're drafting that 2021 reading list https://t.co/m3noSAlWNz

— TIME (@TIME) January 1, 2021

The 5 books Bill Gates found helpful and inspiring this year https://t.co/jgGwrnuTcg

— TIME (@TIME) December 31, 2020

What the Freemasons taught the world about the power of secrecy https://t.co/XUikRPdDqU

— TIME (@TIME) January 1, 2021

Lessons from the 1918 influenza pandemic on how to celebrate the holidays amid COVID-19 https://t.co/Jf8Dcu2nN6

— TIME (@TIME) December 31, 2020

Why the COVID-19 pandemic has caused a widespread existential crisishttps://t.co/6ZsKu6VuhT

— TIME (@TIME) December 31, 2020

How 2020 will go down in the history books, according to historians https://t.co/kZ54Cg2pwC

— TIME (@TIME) December 31, 2020

In a new report on school reopening, @BudgetModel estimates the national average cost of COVID-19 infection is $27,230—about 5x more than the flu.

Read #PWBM cost-benefit analysis of COVID expenses vs. impact on students' future earnings in Philadelphia: https://t.co/LcgTn1MLtl pic.twitter.com/CkMiYd15bU

— Wharton School (@Wharton) December 29, 2020

Millions of U.S. consumers, looking to stretch their dollars and avoid taking on new credit-card debt during the coronavirus pandemic, flocked in recent months to “buy now, pay later” offers from companies like Affirm, Afterpay and Klarna https://t.co/DjrDnmLAEr

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) December 30, 2020

Defying expectations, investors piled into initial public offerings at a record rate in 2020, and few expect the euphoria to wear off soon https://t.co/SGzSeAI3Hk

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) December 30, 2020

More than 140 doctoral programs at dozens of universities don’t plan to admit new students for fall 2021—a historic disruption in graduate studies https://t.co/LeoLv7EX9c

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) December 30, 2020

The week between Christmas and New Year’s is usually the best for eateries in New York City, but this New Year's Eve concludes a disappointing holiday season at the end of a difficult year https://t.co/WUHbxHrRYq

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) December 30, 2020

AstraZeneca and Oxford University have won U.K. approval of their Covid-19 vaccine but still need to convince regulators elsewhere that missteps in the partners' collaboration are behind them https://t.co/gDFaetjiOk

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) December 31, 2020

Grocery-delivery service Instacart once seemed like the perfect partner for supermarkets looking to break into e-commerce, but after several years together, some grocers are starting to question the relationship https://t.co/Qxmgl1K7zi

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) December 31, 2020

Tribune Publishing's biggest shareholder, Alden Global, is seeking to buy the newspaper chain, people familiar with the matter said https://t.co/TQFnunHzlJ

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) December 31, 2020

One COVID-19 patient is dying every 10 minutes in Los Angeles County as officials fear post-Christmas surge https://t.co/SunCjDaE7c

— CBS News (@CBSNews) December 26, 2020

A large group of mostly maskless people gathered Tuesday to protest a likely extension of Los Angeles County's stay-at-home order as California battles the raging COVID-19 surge. The demonstrators, lead by actor Kirk Cameron, sang various Christmas carols https://t.co/D06i1iEj8I pic.twitter.com/vckhWywn36

— CBS News (@CBSNews) December 23, 2020

California becomes first state to top 2 million COVID-19 cases https://t.co/C5RsxmuhWF

— CBS News (@CBSNews) December 24, 2020

Ice is seen in Lake Erie as a major New Year's storm impacts millions of Americans, bringing ice, heavy snow and torrential rain across some parts of the country. https://t.co/YfLl2FVmO9 pic.twitter.com/RPJbZux5Ng

— ABC News (@ABC) January 2, 2021

USGS footage shows Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano turning over its lava lake crust. https://t.co/iAZkK8F5u1 pic.twitter.com/EFrTTWdoPZ

— ABC News (@ABC) January 2, 2021

VOLCANIC ACTIVITY: USGS footage shows Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano spewing molten rock into lava lake as eruption within Halema’uma’u crater continues. https://t.co/TXMotUK5ST pic.twitter.com/kJouLdr1y4

— ABC News (@ABC) December 31, 2020

Stunning timelapse footage shows the cold moon—the final full moon of 2020—rising over Brooklyn, New York. https://t.co/nkmvCIdPG6 pic.twitter.com/mqXOjL0ioD

— ABC News (@ABC) December 31, 2020

2020 was a long year—but it also had some real cute animals. A look back: https://t.co/oKJ9zypb7z pic.twitter.com/lntuA1nrKK

— ABC News (@ABC) January 1, 2021

SNOW DAY: A resident in Canada captured her two 20-year-old horses, Dante and Sunshine, enjoying the snow. https://t.co/8h1ravZN16 pic.twitter.com/zZKPQFPmKm

— ABC News (@ABC) January 3, 2021

SURPRISE APPEARANCE: Koala wanders onto Australian beach and delights onlookers. https://t.co/1dHCvaIhJX pic.twitter.com/P552xlKlOR

— ABC News (@ABC) January 2, 2021

WELCOME TO THE WORLD: A Belgium zoo had more than just a new year to celebrate, as an adorable baby bonobo was born on New Year's Day. https://t.co/txXTzfGPeX pic.twitter.com/X57sbdcgTu

— ABC News (@ABC) January 2, 2021

HAPPY NEW YEAR: Fireworks and celebrations ring in 2021 around the world. https://t.co/esYbugfq0S pic.twitter.com/o5VROfn90B

— ABC News (@ABC) January 2, 2021

HAPPY NEW YEAR, NEW ZEALAND: A fireworks display in Auckland rings in 2021. https://t.co/orGke3hod6 pic.twitter.com/740WBZP5h3

— ABC News (@ABC) January 1, 2021

Athens, Greece, rings in the new year with a dazzling fireworks display. https://t.co/XY7rfChNP8 pic.twitter.com/BksGEDbCtt

— ABC News (@ABC) January 1, 2021

Dubai, United Arab Emirates counts down to the new year and welcomes 2021 with a dramatic fireworks display. https://t.co/i2r2CEqdnN pic.twitter.com/Dygr2OeqzL

— ABC News (@ABC) January 1, 2021

Revelers in Berlin set off fireworks to welcome 2021 despite partial ban amid COVID-19 pandemic. https://t.co/esYbugfq0S pic.twitter.com/I2WkynkPZ1

— ABC News (@ABC) January 1, 2021

The Kremlin clock strikes midnight, as fireworks burst above Moscow, Russia, to welcome the new year. https://t.co/3UT4CUlkiQ pic.twitter.com/VnDr4iAGIE

— ABC News (@ABC) January 1, 2021

"It's back to the normal state of life as before." https://t.co/Wu825hbTBB

— ABC News (@ABC) January 1, 2021

RELAXING REPTILES: A spa in Egypt is offering a massage treatment that uses live snakes instead of human hands to relax customers. https://t.co/4hk5sqNXtH pic.twitter.com/qMhNByTVGP

— ABC News (@ABC) December 31, 2020

Election experts broke down some of the alternatives and their risks. https://t.co/K3uqdrmJR7

— ABC News (@ABC) January 2, 2021

Pres. Donald Trump’s extraordinary election challenge over his defeat by Pres.-elect Joe Biden is splitting the Republican Party. https://t.co/HaFc9v9yQb

— ABC News (@ABC) January 2, 2021

5 important global stories you may have missed in 2020. https://t.co/ewbZnjXhuC

— ABC News (@ABC) January 2, 2021

“I will not be participating in a project to overturn the election,” Republican Sen. Ben Sasse wrote. He said he wanted to explain “why I have been urging my colleagues also to reject this dangerous ploy.” https://t.co/7MO0pAeHFf

— ABC News (@ABC) January 2, 2021

COVID-19 is a highly transmissible disease, but evidence shows that small indoor gatherings and households are where the novel coronavirus is spreading the fastest. https://t.co/6rJaYImP0B

— ABC News (@ABC) January 1, 2021

2020: Looking back at how the COVID-19 pandemic controlled the year https://t.co/Eu3cNuoj9r

— ABC7 News (@abc7newsbayarea) December 30, 2020

Sen. Mitch McConnell effectively shuts door on $2,000 stimulus checks, says Senate is "not going to be bullied" https://t.co/Aidr6KU2ne

— ABC7 News (@abc7newsbayarea) December 30, 2020

Trump's presidency is reflected in a broad range of numbers representing everything from the U.S. death toll during the pandemic to the miles of "big, beautiful wall" along the border to the tens of thousands of tweets he sent during 4 years in office. https://t.co/Q8ehlvjJk8 pic.twitter.com/3RUcAlJSWP

— ABC7 News (@abc7newsbayarea) December 31, 2020

25,000 tweets and counting: President Trump's legacy, by the numbers https://t.co/Vvx6hjUKG8

— ABC7 News (@abc7newsbayarea) December 30, 2020

　https://twitter.com/abc7newsbayarea/status/1344478461629403137
　https://twitter.com/CNNPolitics/status/1343165996283138048

France Vol.23 (Brexit, European Union, Emmanuel Macron, Coronavirus, etc.)

2020 in France – the year in review: Terror attacks, political shakeups and ‘war’ on coronavirushttps://t.co/uvXxghvgpL

— RFI English (@RFI_En) December 25, 2020

Comedian Paul Taylor looks back at 2020 in France, the global pandemic, and why the French dont care about 'le Brexit' https://t.co/9u1zAHrgQb pic.twitter.com/3sPS4KcxRF

— RFI English (@RFI_En) December 24, 2020

French #fishermen to get up to 30,000 euros in aid under #Brexit trade deal https://t.co/LB9odImysY

— RFI English (@RFI_En) December 25, 2020

Final phases for European trade deal. #BrexitDeal #Conservative #LabourParty #UrsulavonderLeyen #EU on @RFI_En by @myers_rfi https://t.co/ZmSQmJcK7l

— RFI English (@RFI_En) December 25, 2020

As UK pulls out of #Erasmus, what study abroad options remain post-#Brexit? https://t.co/B3W6I5Ke4U

— RFI English (@RFI_En) December 25, 2020

EU, UK agree terms of post-divorce relationship with #Brexit trade dealhttps://t.co/eVU3FUv69c

— RFI English (@RFI_En) December 24, 2020

France's Macron looks set to end self-isolation after improvement in condition a week after testing positive for #Covid19 https://t.co/DGALs2fMYO

— RFI English (@RFI_En) December 24, 2020

#NotreDame Cathedral holds first Christmas Eve concert since 2019 firehttps://t.co/4WmZks2weQ

— RFI English (@RFI_En) December 24, 2020

Top French health authority gives go ahead for Covid-19 #vaccine roll-out, but some questions still remain.https://t.co/lmYHBavOAa

— RFI English (@RFI_En) December 24, 2020

Thousands of truckers stuck in England spend Christmas in their cabshttps://t.co/xrR2mlgrij

— RFI English (@RFI_En) December 25, 2020

#CAR rebels call off ceasefire ahead of Sunday's vote #CentralAfricanRepublic https://t.co/Nz6w84fZZd

— RFI English (@RFI_En) December 25, 2020

The Commission is clearly bracing for criticism that this #BrexitDeal is allowing the UK to "have its cake and eat it too".

This infographic explains the difference between this FTA and EU membership. pic.twitter.com/G4sRaAVqRz

— Dave Keating (@DaveKeating) December 24, 2020

https://twitter.com/France24_en/status/1342143316171902979
https://twitter.com/France24_en/status/1342150292150824962

▶️ What we know so far about the EU-UK post-Brexit trade deal https://t.co/10BxFjBHhy pic.twitter.com/79PfxnSVQ3

— FRANCE 24 English (@France24_en) December 24, 2020

https://twitter.com/France24_en/status/1342117186316496898
https://twitter.com/France24_en/status/1342086119408558085
https://twitter.com/France24_en/status/1342081366155010049

‘It’s our turn!’ French youths unite against anti-Semitism, racism https://t.co/PjJpyg4LP5 pic.twitter.com/1G8OFxxkzG

— FRANCE 24 English (@France24_en) December 25, 2020

▶️ France football: PSG sack Tuchel, Pochettino set to become new manager https://t.co/OIgkzTXzg8 pic.twitter.com/42kT8Eg1oD

— FRANCE 24 English (@France24_en) December 24, 2020

https://twitter.com/France24_en/status/1341764944384167936
https://twitter.com/France24_en/status/1341747483689578501
https://twitter.com/France24_en/status/1342067496531062784

French fishing officials on Friday welcomed a post-Brexit trade accord that will allow them to continue plying British waters after January 1, avoiding a "no deal" that could have threatened the livelihoods of thousands https://t.co/fDI9NyT59h

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) December 25, 2020

An EU-UK trade deal years in the making finally emerged Thursday after the EU and Britain reached a compromise on access to the wealth of fish in British waters https://t.co/tSsw72JH50

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) December 24, 2020

#UPDATE Britain and the European Union have struck a post-Brexit trade deal that they hope will cushion the economic blow of the UK's departure from the bloc after months of tortuous negotiationshttps://t.co/lLGHjCY5Ft

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) December 24, 2020

https://twitter.com/AFP/status/1342160612349018112

#BREAKING UK main opposition Labour party will back Brexit deal: leader pic.twitter.com/PsZsspTVTb

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) December 24, 2020

Political leaders in Europe have hailed the belated sealing of a UK-EU post-Brexit deal that aims to to lay the groundwork for long-term future cooperationhttps://t.co/7YAotKdjOS pic.twitter.com/Ob0pSaNB9v

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) December 24, 2020

VIDEO: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson says a new post-Brexit trade deal with the European Union would benefit both sides of the Channel.
"This is a good deal for the whole of Europe and for our friends and partners as well," he told a Downing Street news conference pic.twitter.com/aRlJDRz2Px

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) December 24, 2020

British politicians often speak of Brexit as an opportunity to escape Brussels' shackles, but does the divorce also free Europe to go its own way?https://t.co/KtpqokzyDb

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) December 24, 2020

VIDEO: Britain and the European Union strike a post-Brexit trade deal that they hope will cushion the economic blow of the UK's departure from the bloc after months of tortuous negotiations pic.twitter.com/U3Y32IqBkx

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) December 25, 2020

VIDEO: Lorry drivers, stuck in the UK, get tested for Covid-19 to cross the Channel at Dover port. France and Britain reopened cross-Channel travel after a 48-hour ban to curb the spread of a new coronavirus variant but thousands of truckers faced being stranded near Dover pic.twitter.com/PRhs8DENcG

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) December 25, 2020

A rebel coalition that has been fighting the government in Central African Republic said it would observe a three-day ceasefire ahead of Sunday elections seen as a crucial test for the troubled country https://t.co/AvlgQQD6az

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) December 25, 2020

https://twitter.com/AFPphoto/status/1342667701613805571

Boris 'convinced Emmanuel Macron has imposed travel ban on UK to pile pressure on government during Brexit talks' https://t.co/9JJynbZWKq

— Daily Mail U.K. (@DailyMailUK) December 22, 2020

Emmanuel Macron (April 2016): "We have to be very clear that a Brexit will have consequences, otherwise that's the beginning of the dismantling… You will have consequences, otherwise it doesn't make sense to have a European Union." pic.twitter.com/gpStQwtX5z

— Property Spotter (@PropertySpot) December 10, 2020

The fraught history of Anglo-French relations over the past few centuries suggests that the final days of Brexit negotiations were always going to end in a stand-off between Boris Johnson and Emmanuel Macron https://t.co/BsBy2TVgFv

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) December 4, 2020

Announcement marks the end of a key chapter in the Brexit saga, and comes just one week before the UK exits the EU’s single market https://t.co/54GMQlABOh pic.twitter.com/oNjFNcAIVC

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) December 24, 2020

"As the #Brexit negotiations narrow toward level playing field versus fish, Emmanuel Macron is faced with a classic dilemma between short-term national interests versus long-term European interests."@JosephdeWeck in his #Pariscope columnhttps://t.co/ovPy2zDuXR pic.twitter.com/lTLh89Xooz

— lnternationale Politik Quarterly (@IPQuarterly) November 2, 2020

Emmanuel Macron 'underplaying' UK's importance by predicting Brexit 'compliance' in 2021https://t.co/g8aYRHi1WD pic.twitter.com/6cT3Fnxb0h

— Daily Express (@Daily_Express) December 8, 2020

https://twitter.com/Telegraph/status/1340919677678202884

Zero fish for France then. Macron and Barnier, what a double act eh!

UK will take no deal if EU fails to shift on Brexit trade https://t.co/WI8hAb3pbM

— PoliticsSense (@PoliticsSense) December 19, 2020

https://twitter.com/wemustleave1/status/1334474257850576899

https://twitter.com/Haggis_UK/status/1340992794383540225

Britons have been told to continue shopping normally, despite France banning freight hauliers from crossing the English Channel over fears surrounding a new #COVID19 strain https://t.co/QEsyemLvU0

— Sky News (@SkyNews) December 21, 2020

BREAKING: Sky News understands the French government is holding an emergency meeting to discuss stopping people travelling to the country from the UK.

Italy, Austria, Netherlands and Belgium have already imposed a travel ban.

More here: https://t.co/fhpazJBFmg pic.twitter.com/LfoXskyFoU

— Sky News (@SkyNews) December 20, 2020

Gloating Emmanuel Macron can't resist Brexit deal swipe at UK – 'Firmness has paid off!' #brexit deal #Brexit #EmmanuelMacron #EuropeanUnion https://t.co/gKv6uCO43g pic.twitter.com/OwqaB13C9O

— Daily Express (@Daily_Express) December 24, 2020

https://twitter.com/Telegraph/status/1342064898856144903
https://twitter.com/Telegraph/status/1340919677678202884

#Britain
Members of the French Fire Service carry out covid-19 tests on lorry drivers close to the entrance to the Port of Dover, England, on December 24, 2020, as the COVID-19 testing of drivers queueing to depart from the ferry terminal to Europe continues.#AFP pic.twitter.com/7anbGgpa2a

— AFP Photo (@AFPphoto) December 24, 2020

Brexit trade talks stall amid fears negotiations will go on until December 31 deadline https://t.co/xoY8KbBifn

— Daily Mail U.K. (@DailyMailUK) December 20, 2020

Didn't we quietly privatise the fishing quotas in the 1990s?

Most people don't know this.

Brexit or no Brexit you still won't own those in international private hands as in the article from way back in *2011*.#BrexitShambles #Macron #fishingquotas https://t.co/AL8vtPBrke

— Relaks Radio UK (@RelaksRadio) December 22, 2020

Is this why Macron has gone into self-isolation?! (4k) – https://t.co/fs2mt15W3e

— UKIP North Dorset❌ (@UkipND) December 17, 2020

France’s Emmanuel Macron was the Brexit bad guy right up until the last minute https://t.co/PRIaO2Gu7I

— Brexit Home (@BrexitHome) December 24, 2020

Emmanuel Macron shamed: Le Pen's verdict on 'anti-democratic' Brexit talks exposed https://t.co/7D8ZdcY5dL

— Brexit Home (@BrexitHome) December 16, 2020

French President Emmanuel Macron’s office said that he is finishing a week of isolation at a presidential retreat in Versailles based on French health protocols, which recommend seven days of confinement following ta positive virus test. https://t.co/dKInJ5wUlG

— ABC News (@ABC) December 24, 2020

French President Emmanuel #Macron is free of Covid-19 symptoms, his office said on Thursday, a week after he tested positive for the coronavirus. https://t.co/YD37Sq6XVO

— Randa HABIB (@RandaHabib) December 24, 2020

French President Emmanuel Macron was no longer exhibiting coronavirus symptoms on Thursday.https://t.co/soc28Aey8Q

— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) December 24, 2020

French President @EmmanuelMacron, who tested #COVID19 positive, to leave isolationhttps://t.co/hTQ4Kno732 pic.twitter.com/H3MXUihYPY

— Hindustan Times (@htTweets) December 24, 2020

Thanks to @anewscomtr for this interview about @EmmanuelMacron's evolution and the consequences for the french society. https://t.co/iS9ES3PVNS

— Dr. MB El Yattioui (@MBElyattioui) December 24, 2020

#Turkey's President Chief advisor Saadat Oruc accuses #France President @EmmanuelMacron's wife Brigitte of pedophilia, suggests beheading of French teacher orchestrated to hunt down Muslims, predicts Muslims become a power to reckon with, will soon overtake Christians in Europe. pic.twitter.com/fJSsrt4gKq

— Abdullah Bozkurt (@abdbozkurt) December 24, 2020

French President Emmanuel Macron said in a Twitter video published on Friday that he would continue to work on the Brexit talks, despite self-isolating and working remotely after having tested positive for the COVID-19 virus.

https://t.co/dI93g9kzro

— SABC News (@SABCNews) December 18, 2020

https://twitter.com/communicipalist/status/1342085790109757441

Michel Barnier has been pushed aside by the likes of Angela Merkel and Emmanuel Macron as EU leaders seek to take control of negotiations with a possible deal in sight. https://t.co/lHg0gktfRK

— The Times (@thetimes) December 23, 2020

Emmanuel Macron’s great Brexit gamble https://t.co/E1GSED740C via @spectator

— Catherine McBride (@CeeMacBee) December 15, 2020

Brexit talks are heading for a showdown between Boris Johnson and Emmanuel Macron this weekend with the prospect of an EU deal now dependent on French access to fish in British waters https://t.co/bv0E18d3GS

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) December 4, 2020

https://twitter.com/TomSyvret/status/1338569594840223747

Brexit: Emmanuel Macron denies 'having my cake and eating it' in fishing row https://t.co/JaNjE8xBtd

— Sky News (@SkyNews) December 11, 2020

Emmanuel Macron has insisted that he would not be prepared to relinquish his share of fisheries#Brexit #NoDealBrexit https://t.co/xVy7WITjVD pic.twitter.com/NYwGc3KmiG

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) December 11, 2020

Emmanuel Macron’s great Brexit gamble, by Robert Tombshttps://t.co/RJLr8lRYEC

— Coffee House (@SpecCoffeeHouse) December 14, 2020

"There was a withdrawal agreement which both sides signed. So Brexit will no longer happen in a disorderly way."

French Emmanuel Macron said he had been “surprised” by decisions made by the British following the withdrawal agreement, but he hoped the UK and EU could find a deal. pic.twitter.com/IForaEilrP

— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) December 11, 2020

If no deal is reached those French fishermen will have no formal access to any of our fish at all.

French fishermen TURN on Emmanuel Macron after #Brexit ultimatum – 'We've overstepped mark' https://t.co/dRovaXljar

— Independent Business Network (@IndBusNet) December 8, 2020

Le bust-up! Boris Johnson is locked in a stand-off with Emmanuel Macron as Brexit talks teeter on the brink https://t.co/y9gvQ5NhxI

— Daily Mail U.K. (@DailyMailUK) December 5, 2020

Angela Merkel and Emmanuel Macron agree that Brexit talks should be kept off the agenda of this week’s summit of EU leaders https://t.co/BXYvPZZAXy

— Bloomberg (@business) December 8, 2020

French President Emmanuel Macron calls on EU leaders to step-up their contingency plans for if Brexit negotiations with the U.K. fail https://t.co/lWdsJ5USQh

— Bloomberg Brexit (@Brexit) November 21, 2020

Emmanuel Macron ready to soften demands that Britain follows EU rules post-Brexit https://t.co/AvxFdoxXId

— The Sun (@TheSun) October 24, 2020

Very few things that unite Boris Johnson & Emmanuel Macron these days — but climate change

The 2 leaders UK & France
spending the weekend deadlocked in painful last-ditch, Brexit negotiations,

also co-hosted virtual climate summit Saturday 12 December. https://t.co/C6nRpKiBnb

— Jean-Michel Glachant (@JMGlachant) December 13, 2020

Austria Vol.6 (relations with Hungary, Slovenia, etc.)

HUNGARY-AUSTRIA RELATIONS | @abouthungary
Austria and the Hungarian Revolution 1956 | @AustriainUSA
Austria says it still prefers dialogue with Hungary (04/09/2020) | @euractiv
Hungary Seeks To Open New Chapter In Relations With Austria As Countries’ Leaders Meet In Budapest (07/26/2016) | @HungaryToday
Will Hungary’s Longstanding Economic Dream Come True? (11/13/2018) | @HungaryToday
Relationship with a New Republic: World War I and the Inter-War Years | @AustriainUSA
Austrian-Hungarian Relations since 1989, the Current Situation and Future Perspectives (PDF) | @kulugyi
Austria – Slovenia | Kelman Institute
Slovenian, Austrian presidents seek upgrade of relations (13/06/2019) | @sloveniatimes
Relations with Austria Excellent (21/03/2012) | @sloveniatimes
Slovenian president’s Austrian démarche (02/13/2017) | @POLITICOEurope
Republic of Slovenia – Republic of Austria (2002) | SLOVENIJA SUMMIT
Why Is There a Slovenian Minority on the Austrian Side of the Border? (09/10/2020) | Total Slovenia News
Slovene-Austrian relations strained over Austria’s Slovene Minority (03/18/2005) | @RadioPrague
Slovenia external relations briefing: Carinthian plebiscite, where the Slovenes stand a hundred years later (PDF; 10/2020) | @China_CEE_I
Slovenia: Touch of Balkan or Little Austria? (12/17/2014) | @Balkanist
Coronavirus: Austria classified ‘high risk’ by Slovenia amid rising infection rates (06/11/2020) | @TheLocalAustria
Austria begins erecting fence on border with Slovenia (07/12/2015) | @dwnews
The History of Trieste: A colourful past distinguishes Trieste from the rest of Italy | @ictpnews
Croatia and Austria are Bound by Close Friendship (02/03/2020) | Office of the President of the Republic of Croatia
Croatia gets a boost from siege of Vienna (10/05/2005) | @POLITICOEurope
AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE REPUBLIC OF AUSTRIA AND THE REPUBLIC OF CROATIA FOR THE PROMOTION AND PROTECTION OF INVESTMENTS (PDF)
Austria and Bosnia-Herzegovina: Cultural Year 2016 | @MFA_Austria
Will Austria allow Dual Citizenship to Citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina? (09/24/2020) | @SarajevoTimes

Crossing the Alps from Austria to the Dalmatian coast and then Bosnia is a must for the GA logbook. pic.twitter.com/CxEiLMZWQ9

— Buddy’s Aviation (@James_Lee147) December 11, 2020

https://twitter.com/redouad/status/1339502847445118976
https://twitter.com/SLOinAUT/status/1338147407339642880

#Science proves that being warm and loving are important actions parents can take to help their children’s development. Check out @UNODC_PTRS initiative #Listenfirst and learn more about #ScienceofCare!@MinZdravje @NIJZ_pr https://t.co/tfT4L3J17N

— Slovenia to Vienna (@SLOtoVienna) December 10, 2020

Wir sind stolz und gratulieren unseren ehemaligen Stagiairin @MichaelaSeh https://t.co/GsVBkdp3Fz

— Austria in Croatia (@AustriainHR) December 9, 2020

Meeting w FM of Bosnia &Herzegovina #Crnadak in Vienna today. Strong support for necessary reforms& European path! pic.twitter.com/LuRSm2oFjL

— Sebastian Kurz (@sebastiankurz) January 27, 2016

https://twitter.com/ItalyatOSCE/status/1338893726698057729
https://twitter.com/TriesteLibera/status/1336723049756971009

"As far as #Brussels was concerned, the terrorist attack in #Vienna was not enough for it to change its #migration policy"
– https://t.co/LJL9W5TwTS

— Daily News Hungary (@DNewsHungary) December 11, 2020

I color coded the borders of today inside #Austria–#Hungary https://t.co/RHsEgNkvx7 pic.twitter.com/IHwN5GvMAH

— The Big Data Stats (@TheBigDataStats) December 16, 2020

https://twitter.com/MFA_Austria/status/1338544149939834882

Ottoman Bosnia—some historical documents in the Haus- Hof-und Staatsarchiv, Vienna. Thread. pic.twitter.com/f532eBVyy2

— Emin Lelić (@emin_lelic) July 31, 2019

World Vol.61 (U.S., etc.)

How can behavioral science stop COVID-19? https://t.co/zx8whUPpCp

— Council on Foreign Relations (@CFR_org) December 14, 2020

The pandemic exacerbated existing problems in cybersecurity but hasn't sparked a new era of more effective policies to appear in the post-pandemic world, writes @D_P_Fidler. https://t.co/jUNxMJ9TGb

— Council on Foreign Relations (@CFR_org) December 16, 2020

Make sense of the year's biggest foreign policy stories with these graphics ⤵️ https://t.co/bwDv4Aa6Px

— Council on Foreign Relations (@CFR_org) December 15, 2020

Even under the assumption that Chinese-made vaccines are close to 90% effective, China is unlikely to meet the cutoff for herd immunity for more than a year, writes @YanzhongHuang in @ThinkGlobalHlth. https://t.co/7oxMksSBjY

— Council on Foreign Relations (@CFR_org) December 14, 2020

Trump confronted China on tech and embraced forward-leaning military cyber operations, but he weakened democracy through disinformation and didn't make progress on persistent problems, including cybercrime, writes @D_P_Fidler. https://t.co/xl1RtqlZ9E

— Council on Foreign Relations (@CFR_org) December 14, 2020

How should the world come together in 2021 to address the array of threats to health, security, and economic livelihood? Six experts offer insights on international cooperation via @ChathamHouse, @SWPBerlin, @RSIS_NTU, @SVOP_1992, @EAI_2002, @issafrica: https://t.co/tccR6sJDL2

— CFR IIGG (@CFR_IIGG) December 14, 2020

“Uniting the democratic world against the clear and present danger of rising authoritarianism is not an act of idealism but of realism.”https://t.co/KMQOm91seB

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) December 15, 2020

How can the Biden administration improve the U.S. government’s crisis preparedness?https://t.co/M2FA0hJhvN

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) December 15, 2020

Biden has indicated that countering Iran’s presence and influence in Syria will be a priority for his administration. @LizyDent and @ArianeTabatabai consider how the United States can use its limited leverage to reduce tensions and preserve its interests:https://t.co/v0wTr3EeSq

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) December 15, 2020

Odd Arne Westad breaks down the Trump administration’s recent report on how the United States should confront the China challenge:https://t.co/eUc4wkAkJ6

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) December 16, 2020

“The current imbalance in civil-military relations has led to a foreign policy that has heightened international tensions, closed off avenues for productive diplomacy, and increased the risk of inadvertent escalation or even accidental war.”https://t.co/saNHPNaGcP

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) December 15, 2020

In a new paper for @BrookingsInst's Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Technology Initiative, @avicgoldfarb & @jonrlindsay argue that greater reliance on AI for military power will make the human element in war even more important. https://t.co/QnZaqaxZ5g

— Brookings FP (@BrookingsFP) December 14, 2020

How should President-elect Biden and Congress approach the U.S. budget in 2021? @davidmwessel weighs in: https://t.co/Hip3K77UZP

— Brookings Institution (@BrookingsInst) December 15, 2020

Joe Biden will likely dispense with bullying and maneuvers like threatening to slam tariffs on Mexico, but that does not mean the relationship between the Biden and Andrés Manuel López Obrador administrations will be easy, writes @VFelbabBrown. https://t.co/QyPCQKhiVg

— Brookings Institution (@BrookingsInst) December 15, 2020

“[T]he status quo is untenable, as it functionally inoculates companies from anti-discrimination laws when they use algorithms.” @AlexCEngler presents ways that the Biden administration can have meaningful oversight on AI: https://t.co/84eBQSnuoP

— Brookings Institution (@BrookingsInst) December 14, 2020

Early on in the pandemic, contact tracing smartphone apps seemed to have great potential as a way to control COVID-19’s spread. But months later, the reality has been much different. https://t.co/yI6qSjxFqm

— Brookings Institution (@BrookingsInst) December 14, 2020

Police officers—no matter how accountable or well-meaning—are simply not the appropriate public safety personnel to assist the majority of citizens they serve, argues @BrandonRuben2. https://t.co/tZsjg7fe3e

— Brookings Institution (@BrookingsInst) December 14, 2020

.@DarrWest explains why the electoral college is no longer a constructive force in American politics. https://t.co/yB1j4udv1N

— Brookings Institution (@BrookingsInst) December 14, 2020

“The portrayal of rural America as a white monolith erases the 21% of rural residents who are people of color, and who are critical to the economic future of rural and small towns and to the health of the nation overall.” https://t.co/BekZKO09zK

— Brookings Institution (@BrookingsInst) December 13, 2020

To avoid disastrous economic damage, and to safely navigate COVID-19’s latest deadly wave, places of all sizes and political persuasions need immediate, significant federal assistance. https://t.co/cTJfYYYpm3

— Brookings Institution (@BrookingsInst) December 15, 2020

A perfect storm presented by COVID-19, acute governance challenges, socioeconomic crises, and a drop in commodity prices has left resource-rich countries struggling to cope. https://t.co/PD04ln5oYa

— Brookings Institution (@BrookingsInst) December 14, 2020

“Because U.S. and European state-level security agencies engage in extensive data-sharing, the United States must seek agreement with all EU member states on a common approach to balancing digital surveillance with privacy standards.” https://t.co/xQt27qpUb4

— Brookings Institution (@BrookingsInst) December 13, 2020

If Democrats fail to take the Senate, rulemaking could be an effective pathway for the Biden administration to implement policy changes. https://t.co/4k6W6RGg50

— Brookings Institution (@BrookingsInst) December 15, 2020

Sanctions will undoubtedly remain an element of U.S. policy toward Russia for the foreseeable future. @steven_pifer explains how to enhance their effectiveness. https://t.co/mReRAIk4us

— Brookings Institution (@BrookingsInst) December 14, 2020

New piece by me and ⁦@BWJ777⁩ for ⁦@ForeignAffairs⁩ on why Biden should quietly shelve the idea of holding a summit for democracy next year. https://t.co/lRCntH7Yh9

— Jim Goldgeier (@JimGoldgeier) December 14, 2020

How domestic economic reforms in China can ease tensions between Washington and Beijing https://t.co/t0cCjLtEFr via @BrookingsInst

— David Dollar (@davidrdollar) December 15, 2020

Joe Biden addressed the nation after the Electoral College formalized his election victory, as President Trump’s campaign continued to contest the result #WSJWhatsNow pic.twitter.com/dQAyWFP0s6

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) December 15, 2020

Pfizer’s head of vaccine research, Kathrin Jansen, says she saw the deadly impact of COVID-19 in New York and it fueled her desire to develop a vaccine: “I took this very personally… nothing else mattered.”

60 Minutes reports, Sunday. https://t.co/8kNk1nwsQX pic.twitter.com/7RqYsf6WX6

— 60 Minutes (@60Minutes) December 15, 2020

"The sharp divide continues, but the Electoral College is moving on. The 538 elector votes now go to Washington, D.C., where Congress will count them Jan. 6," reports @LisaDNews https://t.co/L1IsNBHcjt

— PBS NewsHour (@NewsHour) December 15, 2020

"A unanimous Supreme Court immediately and completely rejected this effort. The court sent a clear signal to President Trump— that they would be no part of an unprecedented assault on our democracy," Pres.-elect Biden responds to Republicans attempting to overturn the election. pic.twitter.com/PWMHKMIq0K

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) December 15, 2020

President-elect Biden gives his most scathing indictment yet of the attempts by President Trump and his allies to overturn November's election, hours after the Electoral College officially sealed Biden's victory. https://t.co/rfGzGavoyw

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) December 15, 2020

BREAKING: President Trump says AG Barr will step down before Christmas; Deputy AG Jeff Rosen to become Acting AG. pic.twitter.com/iqQUtDlHS9

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) December 14, 2020

"As I saw that amicus brief as well as the discussions over the weekend in the national media, it became clear to me that I could no longer be associated with the Republican Party," Rep. Paul Mitchell says. https://t.co/0o9ohOOVIF

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) December 15, 2020

“Mitch McConnell has a vested interest in not only burning the house down, but blocking the firefighters from coming to save us,” Stacey Abrams says. “And unfortunately, Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue are happy standing next to him holding the matches.” https://t.co/2LUSTMhi6n

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) December 15, 2020

"Lincoln and the Union soldiers already told you no."

Texas GOP chair is rebuked for hinting at secession after the Supreme Court derailed Trump's election fight.

Learn more: https://t.co/ISTSZyQNU0 #11thHour pic.twitter.com/NR2Cqmo8Wp

— 11th Hour (@11thHour) December 12, 2020

.@CynthiaAlksne: Bill Barr is the worst attorney general in my lifetime.

Learn more: https://t.co/LQUV9wXg7B #11thHour pic.twitter.com/SxZlZmfrDv

— 11th Hour (@11thHour) December 15, 2020

What's it like to get the Covid-19 vaccine? We asked a nurse who just got one.

Learn more: https://t.co/LQUV9wXg7B #11thHour pic.twitter.com/RIdr3vijM6

— 11th Hour (@11thHour) December 15, 2020

Pfizer/Moderna vaccines do not give you Covid. Dr Tom Friedan:

Think of it as “an email, sent to your immune system, that shows it a picture of what the virus looks like, and gives it instructions on how to kill the virus, and then, maybe like a Snapchat message, it disappears” pic.twitter.com/B2n2FStI9A

— Katy Tur (@KatyTurNBC) December 14, 2020

The 2020 election was decided for Biden by just 43,000 individual votes in three states. | by @McCormackJohn https://t.co/FYNVe6XGIY

— National Review (@NRO) December 15, 2020

Rewriting the document is a fun academic exercise, though. | by @RAVerBruggen https://t.co/L4Wyg1pc3A

— National Review (@NRO) December 14, 2020

This is the third time since World War II that the winner of the election actually carried a majority in fewer states than the loser. | by @baseballcrank https://t.co/RT6tB0s1jq

— National Review (@NRO) December 15, 2020

Trump allies in the House reportedly have been trying to recruit GOP senators to join in objecting to slates of electors. https://t.co/ZoiYF18xGS

— National Review (@NRO) December 14, 2020

An effort by Congress to remove per-country caps on employment-based green cards could backfire disastrously. | by @fredbauerblog https://t.co/OYK0cTlr5c

— National Review (@NRO) December 15, 2020

President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris on Monday called for “common sense” gun reforms in honor of the eight-year anniversary of the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary that… https://t.co/pcyptJIX7F

— National Review (@NRO) December 15, 2020

302-232, with Hawaii expected to bring Biden's total to 306. https://t.co/a9z9k5giYa

— Breitbart News (@BreitbartNews) December 15, 2020

https://twitter.com/BreitbartNews/status/1338826995623399427

"Election claims of this type must be brought expeditiously. The Campaign waited until after the election to raise selective challenges that could have been raised long before the election." https://t.co/OqGRm6N3DP

— Breitbart News (@BreitbartNews) December 15, 2020

Hillary still hasn't gotten over losing the Electoral College https://t.co/Hi43JHcAM7

— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) December 14, 2020

Current Congress Least Productive Since 1970s, Mired In Social Media Fights And Pointless Bills https://t.co/1OB828t91O

— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) December 14, 2020

Hunter Biden has been under federal investigation for his Chinese business dealings since 2018 and 50 people who had some of the highest roles in our intelligence community misled the American people about it.https://t.co/QKfyKoJoLc

— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) December 14, 2020

New Jersey Gym Owner Fined $1.2 Million For Defying COVID-19 Lockdowns Vows Not To Pay https://t.co/zJqDBf65Pw

— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) December 14, 2020

"Far from being the preeminent branch of government originally envisioned by the Framers of the Constitution, Congress at present is a phantom whose presence is felt only by its absence."

New in American Renewal from @RSI Senior Fellow @jiwallner https://t.co/Ia3L3tzcAP

— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) December 15, 2020

Electoral College officially confirms Joe Biden's victory despite GOP picking 'alternate' electors to challenge the results https://t.co/ydMo7frQAG

— TheBlaze (@theblaze) December 15, 2020

#VoterFraudIsReal — and many of the solutions to secure our elections are actually very simple.

Watch @HVonSpakovsky lay out the truth on @newsmax pic.twitter.com/fnHl8QnsdL

— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) December 14, 2020

It should come as no surprise that the same Big Tech employees who worked to censor conservatives are now taking jobs in the upcoming Biden administration. https://t.co/B4e13qhRln

— NewsBusters (@newsbusters) December 15, 2020

FLASHBACK: The media said that getting a COVID-19 vaccine before the end of the year was "happy talk" and would take a "miracle."

Turns out they were wrong. Again. pic.twitter.com/SMjCoxHN78

— NewsBusters (@newsbusters) December 14, 2020

https://twitter.com/HumanProgress/status/1338834954566971393

Is Europe Ready to Work With the U.S on China?

The Biden administration offers a chance to renew transatlantic ties and forge a common policy toward China. But can the U.S. and EU make it happen?@Judy_Dempsey asks, 14 experts share their insights: https://t.co/t9dMYXZ7vj pic.twitter.com/XcljSgh6Sq

— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) December 11, 2020

The recession suffered by the UK was the worst of any major country except Spain – @georgeeaton on the year that shook the economy. https://t.co/QbRDWbLNwl

— New Statesman (@NewStatesman) December 3, 2020

Those who lived through Hurricane Katrina have a story to tell—a story of rumors, betrayal, and one of the most misunderstood events in American history. Listen to their stories on “Floodlines,” named one of the best podcasts of 2020 by Apple podcasts: https://t.co/qTuC340uyo pic.twitter.com/9lPK6P6bwV

— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) December 2, 2020

"A vaccine is waiting on the other side of this pandemic winter. But before the temperature rises, and before the vials are distributed, Americans will have to find ways to remain safe inside, at home," @DKThomp writes: https://t.co/sm01TDHzPp

— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) December 3, 2020

Please make some time for these photos. Thank goodness for the photographers who are documenting this catastrophe, and for the health care providers who are responding to it. https://t.co/rHB16K3iAx

— Adrienne LaFrance (@AdrienneLaF) December 2, 2020

Corporate health care consolidation made the United States much more vulnerable to the Covid-19 pandemic. https://t.co/S3bVy9j5ZA

— The Nation (@thenation) December 3, 2020

A malicious strain of cyber warfare is targeting our health-care system. | by @isaac_schorr https://t.co/8Efd53XTlx

— National Review (@NRO) December 3, 2020

"Mitch McConnell’s Republicans nodded along with all of this. It’s only now, as 'closing' signs appear in darkened restaurant windows, that they’re suddenly worried about the deficit." https://t.co/BjE8B2qgXn

— The American Conservative (@amconmag) December 3, 2020

The true power of the monolith was internet virality. https://t.co/hdrrQdwxxa

— Slate (@Slate) December 3, 2020

Pope Francis has set out his vision for a post #COVID19 world in a new book, #LetUsDream, written in conversation with @austeni. In our latest #tabletpodcast, Austen talks about some of the ideas in the book, and their possible impact. https://t.co/eb1iFgDVa0 #Catholic #news

— The Tablet (@The_Tablet) December 1, 2020

In New York City and throughout the nation, activists are standing up for renters’ rights. @RTCNYC @housing4allNY @ourcityRTTC @HCAnswers @eleanorjbader1

— The Progressive (@theprogressive) December 2, 2020

Like Clinton and Obama before him, Biden trusts him to provide solid advice. @BooMan23 argues there are more productive areas for progressives to pushback. https://t.co/5HvVp84ezg

— Washington Monthly (@monthly) December 1, 2020

David Perdue bought Pfizer stock — a week before company said it would develop a vaccine https://t.co/QclpRT6bsM

— Salon (@Salon) December 3, 2020

Southern Europe Vol.4 (Portugal Vol.4 / Greece Vol.4 / Spain Vol.9 / Italy Vol.7)

This is dedicated to you https://t.co/PDwEO3jUWu
Only you can see us with wanderlust in your eyes and show us unconditional love. Only you can continue to make us the World's Leading Destination.
+ info https://t.co/Pr7XLmCEiZ #portugal #OnlyYou #VisitPortugal #CantSkipPortugal

— Visit Portugal (@visitportugal) October 1, 2020

https://twitter.com/TurismodeLisboa/status/1337434514939895810

Financial aid is needed for #Portugal's tap airlines to the tune of 2 billion euros, but even if it can get this cash injection, more job losses and pay cuts are still anticipated. pic.twitter.com/fSSWvs0nAd

— ANews (@anewscomtr) December 11, 2020

Portugal announces rescue plan for flag carrier TAP https://t.co/aK2GJYSoqA #Companies https://t.co/eQQT8822Zi #news 886

— POST Online Media (@poandpo) December 12, 2020

.@bancodeportugal Economics in a picture: Half of Portuguese firms are currently benefiting from the Government support measures arising from the pandemic

More on: https://t.co/ggtBq0Hi7K pic.twitter.com/8UeVM36uFd

— Banco de Portugal (@bancodeportugal) December 4, 2020

Export-led growth in Portugal after the COVID-19 pandemic https://t.co/lnOFFjNIdJ #Portugal #PortugueseEconomicJournal

— Portuguese Economic Journal (@PortEconJ) December 10, 2020

Working paper: Government Spending Efficiency, Measurement and Applications: a Cross-Country Efficiency Dataset@theIIIman and co-authors provide a novel and large cross-sectional panel dataset of government indicators and public sector efficiency scoreshttps://t.co/hYJ2NZdRu8 pic.twitter.com/skWthwbRXS

— EconPolEurope (@EconPolEurope) December 8, 2020

President of UECE and REM, António Afonso (@theIIIman) giving a brief introduction to the 8thUECE Conference on Economic and Financial Adjustments in Europe. pic.twitter.com/YIuT9n9Uaz

— REM – Research in Economics and Mathematics (@ResearchRem) November 27, 2020

"10 years ago, same topics as today: "A paper by António Afonso of the European Central Bank and Davide Furceri of the OECD found that increases in government spending as a proportion of GDP tended to be correlated with slower economic growth." https://t.co/vupR9fVzch pic.twitter.com/ha7fnJOzxg

— António Afonso (@theIIIman) August 23, 2020

https://twitter.com/bernamaradio/status/1337599149101830145

"Compared to July, industrial production increased by 0.7 percent in the Euro area and 1.0 percent in the EU, with Portugal presenting the biggest monthly increase (10.0 percent), followed by Italy (7.7 percent), Hungary and Sweden (6.7 percent each)."https://t.co/yyWCxdYWH1

— The Portugal News (@theportugalnews) October 25, 2020

https://twitter.com/SKA_telescope/status/1337386422853120003

Portuguese textile artist Vanessa Barragão's large-scale handwoven World Map Tapestry using techniques of her ancestors such as latch hook, crochet and felt needle with recycled materials #womensart pic.twitter.com/uI1lKrTIZP

— #WOMENSART (@womensart1) December 10, 2020

https://twitter.com/FootyHimmatt7/status/1337544139823587329

Saturday's GOTD is by 'The Black Pearl', Eusebio. Until recently probably Portugal's greatest ever player. Here he is putting Pele's Brazil out of the 1966 World Cup with a thunderous strike. A brilliant player. Love to see the genuine joy on his face. #WorldCups #Portugal pic.twitter.com/0eNIhDmoxl

— TJS Sports (@SportsTjs) December 12, 2020

Os Músicos do Tejo com Coro de Câmara Lisboa Cantat sobem hoje ao palco do Coliseu dos Recreios, a partir das 19h. Entrada gratuita, limitada à lotação e mediante levantamento de bilhete na bilheteira do Coliseu a partir das 13h. @CulturaemLisboa #Lisboa #Natalemlisboa pic.twitter.com/cD5mwqlnvV

— Lisboa (@CamaraLisboa) December 11, 2020

European Coast Guard Cooperation: The joint work of EFCA, EMSA and Frontex in review: https://t.co/1SQfsgQ069

— EMSA Maritime Safety (@EMSA_LISBON) December 10, 2020

EMSA’s Director, Maja Markovčić, and Portuguese Minister of the Sea, Ricardo Serrão Santos, met today to discuss matters of common interest and the Portuguese plans for the presidency of the EU #EU2021PT @mar_pt pic.twitter.com/6uxOdNDDW8

— EMSA Maritime Safety (@EMSA_LISBON) November 25, 2020

https://twitter.com/DiscoverGRcom/status/1337095387379851265

We're pleased to officially open the Athens Film Office! The initiative is helping #film and #tv productions to succeed by assisting with permits, location scouting, and tax rebates for choosing to feature Athens on the screen. #ThisisAthens pic.twitter.com/Tzv4owhFJ8

— This is Athens (@CityofAthens) December 8, 2020

https://twitter.com/VisitGreecegr/status/1337457122943115265

Sailing holidays are the best and most authentic way to experience the magical Greek islands https://t.co/PgJyqBvvOU #Sailing #Greece #Greekislands

— Around Greece (@AroundGreece) October 15, 2020

Nymfeo, Florina~ Macedonia #GREECE

(vid by george komvokis) pic.twitter.com/IFIzatza9t

— Amazing Greece (@Amazing_Greece) December 6, 2020

' @gtpgr is providing coverage on the #RESTART of the #travel & #tourism sector in #Greece in the #PostCovid19 period. Daily updates. https://t.co/aqCN9R7Irc #EuropeansAgainstCovid19 #COVID19 #coronavirus #coronavirusupdates #covid19Gr #COVID19greece #RestartGreekTourism #ttot pic.twitter.com/N002OQEiXo

— Greek Travel Pages (@gtpgr) May 22, 2020

https://twitter.com/setegreece/status/1316033985668055040

Good results are a matter of constructive partnerships!
Thank you @travel_audience for the blog post! ⏬ https://t.co/rI42Uidy4h #MondayMotivation #KeepGoing https://t.co/8tZg1tQWi3

— Marketing Greece (@MarketingGr) October 26, 2020

https://twitter.com/DiogenisSinopis/status/1337667853705748482

Tune in at 15:30 CET today to watch Vice-President Luis de Guindos in an online discussion on trends in the European economy and the prospects for Greece after COVID-19. Other speakers include @cstaikouras and Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras https://t.co/c4uDFTuM6u pic.twitter.com/E7V1OonOnf

— European Central Bank (@ecb) July 21, 2020

Pimco and Davidson Kempner Capital Management have submitted binding offers to buy up non-performing loans from Greece’s Alpha Bank and to acquire the lender’s bad-loan servicing unit https://t.co/S8fwzkSRqb

— Bloomberg (@business) November 2, 2020

#Greece Bank Lending Rate at 3.57 percent https://t.co/Y2tBvqWasa pic.twitter.com/NzlV3zUlKZ

— Trading Economics (@tEconomics) November 7, 2020

#Greece’s #bank plan set back by #coronavirus https://t.co/0bAswx6cey @POLITICOEurope

— Nektaria Stamouli (@nstamouli) November 30, 2020

#Greece Reborn@Greece_2021 presents its collectible medal featuring painter Theophilos's masterpiece 'Greece Reborn' (1911)

It was presented to @PresidencyGR &will be distributed by @NationalBankGR the first Bank of the #Greek State, established in 1841https://t.co/jGQwFdMYaU pic.twitter.com/S7R0pweJRH

— Greek Consulate NY (@GreeceinNewYork) July 6, 2020

The Bank of Greece will likely submit a plan to the government by the end of the month to help the country’s lenders clear most non-performing loans from their balance sheets https://t.co/UAlU8zNWXQ

— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) September 19, 2020

Greece’s economy will get a major boost over the coming years from the historic EU rescue fund, says Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras https://t.co/CZ0kvRPmBl

— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) July 29, 2020

National Bank of Greece: The Journey from Traditional, Incumbent Bank to Digital Champion

By Christina Theofilidi, General Manager Retail Banking, National Bank of Greece (@NationalBankGR)https://t.co/X4DUU2olAy

— International Banker (@IntBanker) November 24, 2020

New article: "Greece's fintech bank expands JCB collaboration" has been published on Fintech Zoom – https://t.co/2slDi6ioaG @FintechZoom #Fintech #Blockchain #Crypto #Cryptocurrency #ICO

— FintechZoom (@FinTechZoom) August 25, 2020

UK sends flagship for joint naval drills with Cyprus, France https://t.co/ErxGaw4HTY

— Kathimerini English Edition (@ekathimerini) October 27, 2020

https://twitter.com/EPIreland_Edu/status/1335629072160833537
　https://twitter.com/NationalHerald/status/1333580138215337986
　https://twitter.com/SophiaFurber/status/1293845360302002176

"Led by Germany, a group of countries (Italy, Spain, Malta) invoke a number of arguments against imposing sanctions" on Turkey.

What a sad state of affairs for an EU that has become a strong enabler of authoritarians, even against its own Member States. https://t.co/dhLR9iSxLB

— The Greek Analyst (@GreekAnalyst) December 7, 2020

"German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borissov were the EU leaders who openly opposed sanctions against Ankara." #EUCO #Turkey https://t.co/V4WQYFT1vV

— The Greek Analyst (@GreekAnalyst) December 11, 2020

ECB’s Lagarde doesn’t see a deflation threat in the euro area, but the Bank of Spain isn’t so sure https://t.co/bYlz9n0d74 pic.twitter.com/ocR1nx5u1N

— Bloomberg New Economy Forum (@neweconforum) December 5, 2020

Spain modifies COVID-test requirements for air travellers Spain has modified its COVID test requirements for air travellers, meaning that besides a negative PCR test, passengers will also be able to present so-called TMA negative tests as o… https://t.co/S9vp7Wem6i #EU #Europe pic.twitter.com/sxUUHJi5Ju

— EUwatch (@EUwatchers) December 11, 2020

NEWS: Preparing for bank holiday season: What's open, when and where https://t.co/7ttfXT2N7U pic.twitter.com/wxkhffnkd6

— think SPAIN (@ThinkSpain) December 7, 2020

#SUERFpolicynote "On the risk-adjusted performance of machine learning models in credit default prediction" by Andres Alonso and Jose Manuel Carbo @BancoDeEspana https://t.co/3zjJ9EBInO #AI #artificialintelligence #machinelearning #financialservices #creditriskmanagement

— SUERF – The European Money and Finance Forum (@suerf_org) December 3, 2020

"Urban Air Pollution and Sick Leaves: Evidence From Social Security Data" – a study by @EPoS224 researchers @felix_holub and Ulrich J. Wagner (both University of Mannheim), and @laura_hospido (@BancoDeEspana) is now available at: https://t.co/35srbnRABw pic.twitter.com/uJHMsPhTBu

— CRC TR 224 EPoS Bonn-Mannheim (@EPoS224) November 27, 2020

CB speech: Margarita Delgado (ES): Closing address – 1st Mapfre Sustainable Finances Observatory Forum – https://t.co/MpAXe3CNuK

— Bank for International Settlements (@BIS_org) November 25, 2020

CB speech: Pablo Hernández de Cos (ES): Speech – Annual Financial Convention 2020 – https://t.co/uafNvAXtXS

— Bank for International Settlements (@BIS_org) November 24, 2020

[7/7] This thread is based on a feature for @materia_ciencia by @javisalas and @Mariano_Zafra which is available here. Editing by @Sikonome https://t.co/ypLongnjq6

— El País English Edition (@elpaisinenglish) October 28, 2020

JOURNAL OF @AEEmedia – SERIEs:

Forthcoming article – Ligia Topan, Miguel Jerez & Andrés Barge-Gil (@unicomplutense) & César Castro (@UNavarra) – Oil price pass-through into inflation in Spain at national and regional levelhttps://t.co/stDei55Wg1 pic.twitter.com/UPOuzNc27f

— AEE (@AEEmedia) October 21, 2020

https://twitter.com/PimecEuropa/status/1259080471222325248

A glimmer of hope in the macro scenario managed by @santander_es Research team. Compared to more somber estimates such as those from the Bank of Spain or BBVA Research, they do believe in a V-shaped recovery for #SpanishEconomy https://t.co/mqdrNac8SQ pic.twitter.com/Kd4oB2dlXr

— The Corner (@thecornerdoteu) April 28, 2020

@JCB_Europe and @santander_es Partner to Enable a More Diversified E-commerce Portfolio in Spainhttps://t.co/aBNKHPVSN8 #fintech #ecommerce #payments #digitization

— Financial IT (@financialit_net) September 25, 2020

We are delighted that the Pompeu Fabra University -from Barcelona, and the University of Gothenburg joined the new EUTOPIA alliance with us yesterday at the University of Ljubljana.

Read more at: https://t.co/4AVuy0aMS2 pic.twitter.com/O5cga6AiTT

— Warwick Newsroom (@warwicknewsroom) December 13, 2018

Here's a bit more balm, another video of the wild reclaiming things, temporarily at least. A large herd of wild boar roaming apparantly the town of Oleiiros, Galicia, Spain. @BCNwildlife pic.twitter.com/hOBfA5u5Qa

— Nick Lloyd (@Civil_War_Spain) April 11, 2020

We are loving this sweet, juicy, persiMon® fruit from the Ribera del Xuquer region of Spain this year! Especially in this tasty persiMon®, cranberry and apple stuffed pork loin. Easy and tasty, it's the perfect meal! #ad @PersimonCanada

Get the recipe: https://t.co/7zj4Ro02M8 pic.twitter.com/8jnk2EEF9X

— Stacey (@BakeEatRepeat) December 6, 2020

We adore chorizo, a pork sausage that has roots in Spain and Portugal. We L-O-V-E chickpeas, which provides calcium. So is it any wonder that we're craving this recipe, which puts chorizo and chickpeas together as part of this Spanish chicken recipe? https://t.co/vpKmlTH6LD

— CookbookCreate (@CookbookCreate) December 8, 2020

Spanish exports of meat and offal to Vietnam have reached a record 19.2 million euros, led mainly by pork in the first 9 months of 2020 #pig333 https://t.co/VkRKzEbV5h #Spain #Vietnam #exports pic.twitter.com/tLGxQowVg9

— 3tres3.com (@3tres3com) December 9, 2020

Western Sahara may sound like a wonky issue, but this is a significant reversal of longstanding US policy that will further complicate US relations with Spain and possibly EU going forward. https://t.co/BoHCkc55Jc

— Elise Labott (@EliseLabott) December 10, 2020

Only 1,6% of the official websites of the Spanish administration have a full Catalan version.

❌ Spain doesn't follow the recommendations of the experts of @coe and doesn't comply with the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages of the Council of Europe. pic.twitter.com/qCo8GIcnjJ

— Plataforma per la Llengua – Europa (@llenguacatEU) December 8, 2020

Learn about our innovative Apprenticeship Program in Spain for students who want to join the team and work as future RME (Reliability, Maintenance and Engineering) technicians. More in our press release: https://t.co/UHyFIjI7Gv pic.twitter.com/sOJJgPQD0u

— Amazon News EU (@AmazonNewsEU) December 4, 2020

https://twitter.com/SEAFUEL_EU/status/1337330042142150658

https://twitter.com/VisitTuscany/status/1334943564329934848

Find out the places Oprah, Jessica Alba, Sylvester Stallone, and more celebs love to visit. #DestinationoftheYear https://t.co/DHAArPJf56

— Travel + Leisure (@TravelLeisure) December 5, 2020

Video of Pope Francis’ surprise visit this morning to Rome’s Piazza di Spagna, to make a prayer before the statue of Mary under the rain.

Francis, masked in line with Italy’s covid protocols, held an umbrella and left a bouquet of flowers. (Video from @tg2rai) pic.twitter.com/HdWlahPRMl

— Joshua McElwee (@joshjmac) December 8, 2020

https://twitter.com/EUinAus/status/1335819073498779649
https://twitter.com/ItalyUN_NY/status/1334599471267782657

Italy: Criminal clans seek to tap into #EU funds Through the recovery fund, the EU will offer member states €1.8 trillion ($2.2 trillion) in grants for COVID-19 spending. 13.5 billion will go to Italy between 2021-2022. But will that money end … https://t.co/HWa6XN8Dh1 #Europe pic.twitter.com/NmO3LGXo1l

— EUwatch (@EUwatchers) December 12, 2020

The Brothers of Italy are on a roll THE SCANDALS that demolished Italy’s post-war political order in the early 1990s brought a new generation into public life. Among them was Giorgia Meloni, who at the age of 15 chose to join the youth bran… https://t.co/vMtnhBovuX #EU #Europe pic.twitter.com/tPAaNnOZON

— EUwatch (@EUwatchers) December 10, 2020

Read the full text of today’s opening remarks by #Bancaditalia Deputy Governor Luigi Federico Signorini at the 5th @cepr_org Annual Meeting of the International Macroeconomics and Finance Programme @IMFNews: https://t.co/rT5hS4VSv4 #Bankitalia pic.twitter.com/0yWs40axP3

— Banca d'Italia (@bancaditalia) December 10, 2020

https://twitter.com/bancaditalia/status/1336015169277800449

A survey in 8 @OECD countries shows that men are less likely than women to consider the #coronavirus a serious problem, less likely to agree with public policies and more likely to disregard them. With @vingalasso & @Paola_Profeta. Read the whole story: https://t.co/UpeozzjqVa pic.twitter.com/K1ltnYULn5

— Università Bocconi (@Unibocconi) October 19, 2020

"The evidence has important implications for public health policies and communication on Covid-19 which may need to be gender based, the researchers said." @Unibocconi via @forbes https://t.co/aIJYBmDVRp

— Disha Shetty (@dishashetty20) October 18, 2020

https://twitter.com/ESS_Survey/status/1318145195716825088
https://twitter.com/Elgar_Politics/status/1317025278531653633

#Italians love freedom too, President Sergio #Mattarella says in reply to #British Prime Minister #BorisJohnson.
But seriousness is dear to us as well, adds Italian president.https://t.co/DXZULUmDLp https://t.co/aTkiaaXv50

— Ansa English News (@ansa_english) September 24, 2020

https://twitter.com/artsandculturex/status/1336687201606889476

Italy has overtaken the UK as the worst European country for Covid-19 deaths, as its government faces intensifying criticism over its “amateurish” policies aimed at preventing a crippling second wave https://t.co/TZOlEjjlII

— The Times (@thetimes) December 12, 2020

Paolo Rossi, Italy's 1982 World Cup hero, dies aged 64 https://t.co/rmTZYapytG

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) December 10, 2020

　https://twitter.com/IlgarVOI/status/1335923019877933062

UK Vol.174 (quality & safety solutions corporations: Intertek)

There are many considerations to make when designing & producing #germicidal products. In this article from @EDNcom, we insights for these innovative products important to fighting illness like #COVID19: https://t.co/PLFNqUzoTV

— Intertek (@Intertek) October 22, 2020

New York Times best-selling author, @MartinLindstrom reveals the truth about post-pandemic flying and staying in hotels. Download the free eBook now, written in association with Intertek Protek: https://t.co/sILE9EDBB4 #Airtravel #TravelSafelyThisSummer #KeepSafe #Lindstrom pic.twitter.com/enWSc52QBL

— Intertek (@Intertek) August 30, 2020

#Firedoors help reduce spread of fire & smoke to allow for safe exit of commercial buildings. Read our blog post to learn more about the process for testing & certifying these products: https://t.co/XgG5Qwep97 pic.twitter.com/GUby9agRXT

— Intertek (@Intertek) October 12, 2020

Protein aggregation can be risky, presenting serious challenges to #biologics development. Our expert Ashleigh Wake offers input in this @BioPharmIntl article discussing effective analytical strategies. https://t.co/lnMiWSTTu7

— Intertek (@Intertek) October 6, 2020

Meeting regulatory requirements alone does not ensure #ProductSafety. Several other elements need to be evaluated to identify overall #risk associated w/ a product. See how we can help: https://t.co/zbvU9bWg8q

— Intertek (@Intertek) October 5, 2020

Operation and maintenance of #windturbine generators is challenging, even w/ good records. WindAware is our web-based software solution providing organizational & visual tools to manage inspection, maintenance, & more: https://t.co/PgJWD4lQHu pic.twitter.com/sSB2dwpDL1

— Intertek (@Intertek) October 1, 2020

As #COVID-19 restrictions lift and people begin to return to public spaces, it’s important ensure #health, #sanitation & safety of these places. Read our blog post for insights on what you need to consider for reoccupation: https://t.co/3GEpL1Tt9B pic.twitter.com/GPqihpi8Tg

— Intertek (@Intertek) September 22, 2020

#Cybersecurity is important for any #connected device, including “white label” products. Get more insights & learn how we can help in our blog post: https://t.co/SQNhVfY83r #IoT #smartproducts pic.twitter.com/F85wWkWZsi

— Intertek (@Intertek) September 16, 2020

From NEBS to carrier requirements, #cybersecurity to #EMC compliance, our solutions help ensure the safety/security, quality & performance of #wireless & #connected devices. More: https://t.co/NOdK0alckZ pic.twitter.com/ifarHEHYgA

— Intertek (@Intertek) September 15, 2020

#Oligonucleotide and #peptide therapy development can be challenging. At #TIDESUS connect with our team to discuss how our analytical strategies can accelerate your therapeutic programs. https://t.co/2lSyvmkfJq

— Intertek (@Intertek) September 15, 2020

In 2021, we’re opening our state-of-the-art European Centre of Excellence for #electricvehicles. Watch our latest video for a preview of the new site & details of our industry leading capabilities: https://t.co/rwcPB7EkIq. Thanks to @ProventiaOy for your ongoing support.

— Intertek (@Intertek) September 11, 2020

To introduce a new industrial #chemical in Australia, companies must register their business before import/manufacture & the chemical must meet requirements of a category of introduction based on level of risk to human #health & environment. More:https://t.co/P5w5IKuMRM pic.twitter.com/4myBGzt2oC

— Intertek (@Intertek) September 10, 2020

Repeatability and reality and both needed when assessing #AV hardware, components & software. Get insights into this balance and how to achieve it in our blog post. https://t.co/2fnGa0Pgkv #automotive #autonomousvehicles pic.twitter.com/OMVPtlczqF

— Intertek (@Intertek) September 10, 2020

#Healthclaims used in #food & #supplement labeling & advertising are used to communicate #health benefits of products. We provide global scientific & regulatory support for substantiation of these claims. More: https://t.co/Fe3J6yzhWS

— Intertek (@Intertek) September 8, 2020

Raman spectroscopy is a powerful method for identifying ingredients & #chemical composition. In this article from @SPIEtweets Photonics Focus, our experts offer insights into how it works & what makes it a top tech for #foodsafety: https://t.co/pckDrxSGbf

— Intertek (@Intertek) September 3, 2020

Our #pharmaceutical digital resources, developed by our experts, are available to educate you along every step of the #drugdevelopment process. Access Now: https://t.co/snj4BaY6d0 pic.twitter.com/r3hg40MkDm

— Intertek (@Intertek) September 1, 2020

#SASO has confirmed that as of 1st Feb. 2021, stand-alone plugs and socket outlets, including switches will need a #SaudiQualityMark to be exported to Saudi Arabia. We are authorised to facilitate SQM licence service. More: https://t.co/u7aTYFZzp5 pic.twitter.com/M7pZjxhACh

— Intertek (@Intertek) December 9, 2020

We're delivering #sustainability assurance for Skellig Michael in Ireland. Read our press release to learn more about how we are supporting this iconic Irish Island & #WorldHeritageSite. https://t.co/d4mJuJ0dA4 pic.twitter.com/UroNJosqyl

— Intertek (@Intertek) December 9, 2020

We can support #UKREACH registrations & updates on your behalf through the UK Authority’s IT system when it becomes available. More: https://t.co/QMQKVDikIU #chemicals pic.twitter.com/IiXTo1UzBE

— Intertek (@Intertek) December 9, 2020

Developing an accredited test-certification #cybersecurity program requires a top-down approach. Get insights in this blog post: https://t.co/Pg9iUYbf8D pic.twitter.com/MEDcQik6f9

— Intertek (@Intertek) December 8, 2020

Learn more about #germicidal products, their testing & certification requirements and more in our blog post: https://t.co/LGL0SN6zkx #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/TiRHNatEhI

— Intertek (@Intertek) December 7, 2020

We are closely monitoring #Brexit – regulatory updates for the #cosmetics industry. We have a global team of regulatory & scientific consultants, including on-the-ground expertise in the UK & EU, to support you w/ your compliance needs. More:https://t.co/Vb18WDFy2R

— Intertek (@Intertek) December 3, 2020

Read our blog post to learn more about the different types of #facemasks and the safety & quality requirements for each type: https://t.co/3lGWz2zMpU #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/XxdLxO2On3

— Intertek (@Intertek) December 3, 2020

We help our clients develop & execute successful product #safetyassessment & classification strategies, & assist w/ preparation of #hazard communication documents. Learn more:https://t.co/FBeeFOWjEH pic.twitter.com/Ie046k0fTU

— Intertek (@Intertek) December 2, 2020

Did you know? Or Life Safety & Security team provides industry-leading #PPE testing services critical to the fight against #COVID19, including the testing of #N95 respirators to NIOSH standards: https://t.co/XVyIEom5va pic.twitter.com/h2Iz0ZiWeF

— Intertek (@Intertek) December 2, 2020

Did you know? Our lab in Whitehouse, NJ is a trusted cGMP-compliant analytical research & #pharmaceutical lab specializing in complex and routine testing services? Find out more in this “Wheel of Services.” https://t.co/lch0yIbI05 pic.twitter.com/xZeT97YErk

— Intertek (@Intertek) December 1, 2020

Get insights on testing adaptive beam headlamps in #automobiles, which combine new & improved technology to intelligently illuminate the road. Read our blog post: https://t.co/xABZrRZAGb #LED #automotive pic.twitter.com/lDDZuLn4ng

— Intertek (@Intertek) December 1, 2020

Our ATMP Analytical Development & CMC Support Services can help determine the safety, efficacy, & quality of your therapeutic product. Meet our team this week at the Gene Therapy Analytical Development Virtual Event to discover more. https://t.co/C0byurxhwQ pic.twitter.com/xrtscKZqAx

— Intertek (@Intertek) November 30, 2020

In this blog post, learn about how #groundwater can impact #construction projects and how evaluations can help: https://t.co/X40Tw3ZdVI pic.twitter.com/gq29YRpJxV

— Intertek (@Intertek) November 25, 2020

In this blog post, learn more about how pathogens like #COVID19 are spread in buildings, how to address disinfection, and mitigate risk of transmission: https://t.co/1a6JEBAH0D pic.twitter.com/Sif9GFfZw6

— Intertek (@Intertek) November 24, 2020

Sometimes new & innovative #petproducts are not adequately tested. Some manufacturers may not have the capability or experience to identify their products’ potential hazards. Our blog discusses key factors that need to be considered by manufacturers:https://t.co/vaxMLjagGn

— Intertek (@Intertek) November 23, 2020

Our High Energy Piping (HEP) #walkdown expert details the extensive process of performing HEP walkdowns to meet the ASME B31.1 Power Piping Code. Our blog explains the #piping code and discusses our methods for performing these examinations: https://t.co/Eea5TPUGm2 pic.twitter.com/R4FiW891Du

— Intertek (@Intertek) November 23, 2020

We have well trained, qualified, experienced personnel who can prepare & efficiently compile electronic submissions for #pharma #regulatory agencies. More:https://t.co/hvaeEMOul5 pic.twitter.com/iq9OLWwpoE

— Intertek (@Intertek) November 18, 2020

#Facemasks, a critical tool in combatting #COVID19, come in a variety of types, each with its own requirements for safety & quality. In this post from our blog, we discuss the different types of masks & what is required for each: https://t.co/Vf4JswGoiD pic.twitter.com/NVG7PKtXle

— Intertek (@Intertek) November 17, 2020

#COVID19 has led to the cancellation or postponement of many retail and #consumerproducts industry events & conferences. Stay up to date on trends, regulatory requirements, standards & opportunities at our online resource center: https://t.co/SSXKtjL4TB pic.twitter.com/e72cZ7PuJJ

— Intertek (@Intertek) November 12, 2020

Attending the Chemicals Management for #Electronics USA 2020 event? Register today to learn about full materials disclosure & #supplychain issues. Don’t miss our presentation today on introducing resiliency to your RoHS supply chain. More: https://t.co/3ysPNHkhvE

— Intertek (@Intertek) November 12, 2020

Read our blog post to learn about test methods and procedures for windows & doors to help ensure safety & performance. https://t.co/1PoiwOHVhS pic.twitter.com/NNa2mPAYku

— Intertek (@Intertek) November 11, 2020

From 1st December on, certain #food shipments will require a Certificate of Inspection for Customs clearance in Egypt. We’ve been awarded a contract w/ the National Food Safety Authority (NFSA) to certify exports of food & #foodcontact materials. More: https://t.co/1rX97PQAad pic.twitter.com/fUTc6Smeml

— Intertek (@Intertek) November 11, 2020

In collaboration with @TheOceanCleanup, #Intertek provides safety assessment services on the #recycledplastic material in efforts to turn trash to treasure. More information: https://t.co/3smC7AFx9c pic.twitter.com/jnlhI18Zea

— Intertek (@Intertek) November 9, 2020

We developed a technology called TubeAlert that uses NDT data collection and custom modeling to help avoid long-term creep failures. More: https://t.co/4cBZQwim5o pic.twitter.com/pG0daTmIPo

— Intertek (@Intertek) October 29, 2020

We’ve been awarded a multi-year contract w/ NIOSH in the US for testing #N95 respirators, important to combatting illness like #COVID19. More in our press release: https://t.co/cuExWwaUBl pic.twitter.com/nTY88AQ472

— Intertek (@Intertek) October 29, 2020

Did you know that care labels play an important role in increasing the longevity of your #clothes? Our experts put together some tips & tricks about how to best care for your clothes the next time you do #laundry. Watch our video: https://t.co/6IvFvwMHM5

— Intertek (@Intertek) October 27, 2020

In this post from our blog, we discuss into O-TTPS, a set requirements & recommendations covering technology development & #supplychain security, to address risk of tainted & #counterfeit products. Read more: https://t.co/mOolHKDwBy pic.twitter.com/eqVCnmLXVG

— Intertek (@Intertek) October 26, 2020

Read our blog post to learn more about #acoustic considerations for residential buildings: https://t.co/CXNtkKMow6 pic.twitter.com/nguqonhnaD

— Intertek (@Intertek) October 26, 2020

We’ve been authorised by SASO to facilitate Saudi Quality Mark #SQM Licence Service for exports to Saudi Arabia. Find out more: https://t.co/A6hPfPiJq8 pic.twitter.com/qhcMSff7Ki

— Intertek (@Intertek) October 23, 2020

When it comes to #electricvehicles, manufacturers need to consider regulations & certification for #electric supply equipment as well as the #EV. Read this blog post for more: https://t.co/qKDRB3P58b pic.twitter.com/gllV225LeS

— Intertek (@Intertek) October 21, 2020

Read our latest blog to learn about friction welding and the importance of utilizing Intertek’s expert testing and inspection services accurately assess and evaluate weld quality and safety. https://t.co/rp08tkLlG3 pic.twitter.com/DGJYEoyDR9

— Intertek (@Intertek) October 20, 2020

Are shipment certification delays disrupting your #supplychain? Fast-Tek, our new customised #globaltrade solution, is getting trade moving faster. Find out more: https://t.co/Sfc7ZLYJE3 #certificateofconformity #rapidcertification pic.twitter.com/PenX31UTvd

— Intertek (@Intertek) October 20, 2020

What is our Cyber Assured Certification Program? Peace of mind for #IoT #consumerproducts in a #connected world. Learn more in this video: https://t.co/10bVV640qV #cybersecurity

— Intertek (@Intertek) October 14, 2020

Do you have questions about recent changes to the EU #FoodContact Plastics Regulation? Our team of experts can share their knowledge & provide technical insight regarding the revised regulation. View our food contact regulatory services: https://t.co/PhmWkWoawo pic.twitter.com/2KgX8K3n5x

— Intertek (@Intertek) October 14, 2020

Get insights into O-TTPS, a set of requirements & recommendations covering technology development & #supplychain security, to address risk of tainted & #counterfeit products. Read our blog post: https://t.co/B9zj6p1f0k pic.twitter.com/yETG3u0DeM

— Intertek (@Intertek) October 13, 2020

In the US, National #Hydrogen and #FuelCell Day was created to help raise awareness of a clean #energy technology that is here now. https://t.co/uvXtDiXpCO pic.twitter.com/oClk1g8hDj

— Intertek (@Intertek) October 8, 2020

We partner w/ clients to build, maintain and protect brands by navigating the potential hazards of #petproducts & implementing our tailor-made product #safety & performance assessment solutions. More about our services: https://t.co/Ni2Ks1nUCq pic.twitter.com/6aLBb42R3Y

— Intertek (@Intertek) October 7, 2020

We support our customers w/ the know-how to stay compliant w/ ANNEX VIII of the CLP Regulation – ensuring safe & #regulatory compliant placement of #mixtures on the European Market. More about our services: https://t.co/buTsUWsuv7 pic.twitter.com/XixGnA3eLi

— Intertek (@Intertek) October 7, 2020

As #electricvehicles grow in popularity, it’s important to consider regulatory requirements & certifications for the #EVs and the supply equipment that provides #electricity. Get insights in our blog post: https://t.co/IYE5waPVQX pic.twitter.com/BfBOj26Bbx

— Intertek (@Intertek) October 5, 2020

In this blog post, we discuss considerations for #health & #wellness as #COVID19 restrictions lift & people begin to return to work, schools & public spaces: https://t.co/pmutxOOQVA pic.twitter.com/cxXU15bLrY

— Intertek (@Intertek) October 2, 2020

The Government of Gabon has renewed its contract with Intertek to support its PROgramme Gabonais d’Evaluation de la Conformité (PROGEC) programme. #PROGEC has been expanded covering more regulated products. Find out more: https://t.co/F8rmNGLjzy #Aganor pic.twitter.com/6RvQdVQrKU

— Intertek (@Intertek) September 25, 2020

It’s estimated there will be 75 billion #IoT devices in use by 2025. Manufacturers need a way to ensure the #cybersecurity of these products. Our Cyber Assured Certification Program can help. Learn more: https://t.co/BhBoPNZthc pic.twitter.com/DdIozXZZ5a

— Intertek (@Intertek) September 25, 2020

Read our blog post for insights on how to best assess ADAS systems, which help w/ driving & parking, and use the data to develop successful tech: https://t.co/kcXTizoIs3 #automotive pic.twitter.com/EDFHJMd7s5

— Intertek (@Intertek) September 25, 2020

Read our blog post for insights on #chemical analysis & evaluations for films & #polymers used in flexible #packaging for many industries: https://t.co/7Us03YZmI3 pic.twitter.com/PR5TwnNiTv

— Intertek (@Intertek) September 24, 2020

XCT produces 3D images identifying internal component features and potential defects. It’s valuable for inspection of complex shapes and frequently used to determine the material integrity of components made using additive manufacture techniques:https://t.co/3NCc8tWDS5 pic.twitter.com/EpQsXBLUYk

— Intertek (@Intertek) September 23, 2020

Functional safety is increasingly in demand as manufacturers and end-users look to further mitigate risk. We can help you reduce risk and optimize your systems. Learn more: https://t.co/USjKMv15H1 pic.twitter.com/kxWVxXcMnL

— Intertek (@Intertek) September 18, 2020

The #smartgrid provides an exciting area of growth for the #telecom industry. NEBS compliance, along w/ other safety & performance standards, is important. More in our blog post: https://t.co/iHVl9r4Min pic.twitter.com/Y1NQJ0THIf

— Intertek (@Intertek) September 2, 2020

We provide a comprehensive range of services for #beauty & #personalcare products to ensure quality, safety, efficacy & regulatory compliance. More about our services: https://t.co/P7SY64XE2t pic.twitter.com/CZSCtloz3Y

— Intertek (@Intertek) August 28, 2020

Northern Europe Vol.5 (incl coronavirus, fish, 2019)

This is just straight up media manufactured hysterical nonsense. For starters, Denmark/Finland/Norway DON'T have the same population size as Sweden, it's actually half. If you want to compare no lockdown vs lockdown, you should compare Sweden with other medium/big EU states. https://t.co/jRo2cg2NpR pic.twitter.com/gbGimvdEMU

— Dispropaganda (@Dispropoganda) December 7, 2020

https://twitter.com/lvmfi/status/1334065598851117057
https://twitter.com/FinlandinEU/status/1333695819636232193
https://twitter.com/ukinfinland/status/1336702375877283841

Winter tyre season starts on Sunday, extended by new lawhttps://t.co/wpTbAtvMl3

— Yle News (@ylenews) November 1, 2020

Number of waste collection sites may drop by half as residence-based #recycling expandshttps://t.co/ZvatKX1k2p

— Yle News (@ylenews) November 1, 2020

Wearing a mask can save you from a speeding ticket in Finland https://t.co/sLq1VemEid

— Helsinki Times (@HelsinkiTimes) November 1, 2020

Keep Helsinki Open campaign to boost use of masks https://t.co/Ojc056fS1l

— Daily Finland (@DailyFinland) November 3, 2020

Finnish IT company IQM Finland has an ambitious plan to build the world’s first scalable general-purpose #quantumcomputer after capturing initial investment seed capital of €11.5m earlier this year https://t.co/MrEfxao3W7 via @ComputerWeekly @meetIQM @AaltoUniversity #Finland

— GoodNewsfromFinland (@goodnewsfinland) December 4, 2019

Quick fact: #Finland assumed the #Arctic Council Chairmanship in May 2017, and #Iceland will follow this year. You can read the Finnish Chairmanship program here: https://t.co/5B1EHltzps pic.twitter.com/cyPO1me8Dk

— Arctic Council (@ArcticCouncil) January 8, 2019

What is the game-changer that provides the crucial competitive edge for us? And what does Finland have to do with all of this? https://t.co/KJy1Z8qK6x

— Invest in Finland (@investinfinland) October 19, 2020

Watch video! Complex composite structure manufacturing of solar panels and satellite components etc. by Finnish company @addcomposites. https://t.co/zSBBOyxrlo

— Business Finland (@BusinessFinland) November 13, 2020

https://twitter.com/BusinessFinland/status/1328965347383373824

Finnish company @TopDataScience joins with Vietnamese partners to fight COVID. https://t.co/ZgXnA2eHRs

— Business Finland (@BusinessFinland) November 20, 2020

https://twitter.com/BusinessFinland/status/1330871938227507201

Väriä verhoihin: japanilaisfirma etsii suomalaisia verhojenvalmistajia. #Japani #myyntiliidi https://t.co/xu4E2pq7ag

— Team Finland (@teamfinlandfi) November 20, 2020

https://twitter.com/DKinEU/status/1334754737045069825

Denmark’s new “energy islands” could produce fuel for all ships and airplanes in Denmark! Using Power-to-X technology, electricity produced by the islands’ green energy sources can be converted into gases, fuels or chemicals. More. https://t.co/r8LGkzUNNQ pic.twitter.com/tG7pcmxgvj

— Denmark in UK (@denmarkinuk) December 10, 2020

https://twitter.com/UKinDenmark/status/1334804163864256512

Today, less than 2⃣0⃣% of the world’s wastewater is treated. In Denmark, this figure is 9⃣7⃣%

Our updated white paper 'Unlocking the potential of wastewater' contains new cases from around the world with inspiration for using wastewater as a resource.

➡️ https://t.co/Jk00SOZv37 pic.twitter.com/ovJCBxL2Ea

— State of Green (@stateofgreendk) November 2, 2020

Denmark is the most affordable country in Europe for @LEGO_Group sets, according to @EnterTheToyZone https://t.co/zOX2fbXuMB pic.twitter.com/04cZFFmdQm

— The Copenhagen Post (@cphpost) October 20, 2020

https://twitter.com/denmarkdotdk/status/1319577884693024768

#Denmark has one of the world's best retirement systems according to the Mercer CFA Institute Global Pension Index 2020 that was just published.

The Netherlands comes in 1st and Denmark 2nd.https://t.co/7wU4hls3eB

— Denmark.dk (@denmarkdotdk) October 20, 2020

The new Center for Blockchains and Electronic Markets (BCM) will explore the Web 3.0 infrastructure + study design of secure and economically sound markets that ensure efficiency and fairness in a new decentralised economy https://t.co/1wrrixsGVf Funding: DKK 17m @Carlsbergfondet pic.twitter.com/JQOAgDD3E9

— IFRO – Department of Food and Resource Economics (@KU_IFRO) February 1, 2019

https://twitter.com/AU_Bxl/status/1111562420886142976
https://twitter.com/AarhusUni/status/1092892962793684993

Why tech needs the humanities (Eric Berridge | TED@IBM) https://t.co/Aos1Hdwhi7 via @TEDTalks
When will these insights of a tech CEO ever win traction in European education & research policies? This is true innovation! @AarhusUni @guildeu @CoimbraGroup #uddpol @aahlers

— Johnny Laursen (@jla_laursen) May 19, 2019

Copenhagen moves up @TheEIU's Worldwide Cost of Living index https://t.co/ZEqWZ5682P pic.twitter.com/6RzgwLEbxA

— The Copenhagen Post (@cphpost) November 19, 2020

Men 25 percent more likely to catch COVID-19 https://t.co/qDsbPOLftg pic.twitter.com/J3zntUTepd

— The Copenhagen Post (@cphpost) November 19, 2020

Newly discovered species of toadstool can eat insects alivehttps://t.co/dgV270XH9U pic.twitter.com/x4Tt6Ydd6n

— The Copenhagen Post (@cphpost) November 20, 2020

Coronavirus: Norway to make digital record of all arrivals at border https://t.co/i4SglBORmq

— The Local Norway (@TheLocalNorway) December 9, 2020

https://twitter.com/NorwayEU/status/1333406390694588425
https://twitter.com/NorwayEU/status/1336283580771807232
https://twitter.com/NorwayEU/status/1336960598387666945
https://twitter.com/NorwayinUK/status/1334820147454996481
https://twitter.com/StormchaserUKEU/status/1330620702555312136

Norway's Lofoten Islands are getting hydrogen-powered ferries from 2024 https://t.co/JMgRRrSb0O

— Norway Today (@norwaytodaynews) November 1, 2020

New #fisheries management measures needed in response to dramatic changes in #Arctic sea ice cover. Recent work by @Havforskningen & @UiTromso & @fiskeridir https://t.co/EbBQYUFmsu #arcticfrontiers #sdg14 #sdgs @alf_hakon

— Arctic Frontiers (@arcticfrontiers) September 17, 2020

An investigation led, rather unexpectedly, to an interesting observation, possibly revealing a significant clue about the origin of life, which I am going to share with you here. New blog post from Irep Gözen #Medisinbloggen https://t.co/DwfBVZn20K pic.twitter.com/GhG0xRxnyj

— MED-fakultetet UiO (@UniOslo_MED) October 8, 2019

https://twitter.com/uibgeo/status/1113898823892520961

Today we mark #WorldToiletDay
Sustainable sanitation is resilient to climate change and safely processes bodily waste. Toilets,
combined with clean water and good hygiene, form a strong defence against #COVID19 and future
disease outbreaks. pic.twitter.com/ezloFf4GGd

— Norway MFA (@NorwayMFA) November 19, 2020

Norway also said British citizens will be prevented from entering the country in January https://t.co/zlLREMwiNW

— The New European (@TheNewEuropean) December 10, 2020

'A recent epidemiological study, currently available on the medRxiv* preprint server, demonstrates that all-cause mortality was mostly unchanged during the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic'
https://t.co/NcJybs0FNI

— //// Billy Bango \\ (@BangoBilly) December 9, 2020

https://twitter.com/MattHCunliffe/status/1334134437815201793

Absolutely right – if we had more of our own waters, our fishing industry would be much bigger. Thanks to EU quotas, the fish we like to consume in U.K. – cod and haddock – is scarcer from U.K. providers. Most comes from Norway & Iceland. https://t.co/K1q9i8M6R1

— David C Bannerman (@DCBMEP) December 4, 2020

#Coronavirus: what Sweden can learn from neighbouring Norwayhttps://t.co/GlEwa9DwZ4

— The National (@TheNationalNews) December 6, 2020

Share on Twitter https://t.co/LYOeYPh8xs

— Margot Parker (@MargotLJParker) December 8, 2020

https://twitter.com/EFTAsecretariat/status/1335170047539634182
https://twitter.com/UKinIceland/status/1336322269501476866

Travelers hoping to enter Iceland will be able to do so without going into quarantine or taking a test if they have already contracted and recovered from coronavirus. https://t.co/UxiT878tg2

— CNN International (@cnni) December 1, 2020

https://twitter.com/BiIndia/status/1333810589966077952

Iceland is removing its travel quarantine – as long as you’ve already had coronavirus https://t.co/2Xa76TZnz4

— Time Out London (@TimeOutLondon) December 6, 2020

https://twitter.com/HealthBuzzBE/status/1337175886832033797

92% of Icelanders want coronavirus vaccination https://t.co/oc9L3Um8C3

— Nordic News (@Nordic_News) December 8, 2020

The economy of Iceland is a combination of a capitalist framework and free-market principles. Like other Nordic countries, there is great emphasis on the welfare system.

Have a look at the Key Facts of Iceland.#Iceland #economy https://t.co/dNYBi5dWT9

— MapsofWorld (@mapsofworld) December 10, 2020

The Minister Reviewed: The Grapevine Interns Take On Icelandic Politicshttps://t.co/CA9PebkCaZ

— Reykjavík Grapevine (@rvkgrapevine) October 31, 2020

Five places to visit in North Iceland – #Iceland https://t.co/mKj5pa6PLc

— Iceland Monitor (@IcelandMonitor) February 25, 2019

https://twitter.com/MFAIceland/status/1317117301704056833
https://twitter.com/JudithBuntingLD/status/1335536371696623617

Excellent interview with #Iceland Foreign Minister @GudlaugurThor on the present and post-Covid trade prospects for the #dynamic and #innovative #Icelandic economy. https://t.co/PSVZei2ehP

— Thordur Oskarsson (@TordurOskarsson) December 3, 2020

Switzerland, Norway and Iceland are non-EU and very expensive.

The EUEEC (Conservatives/Sir Ted Heath) was founded to promote free movement of business, enterprise and the economy. We had visa-free access in the EU.

We had control of our borders due to Schengen Treaty opt-out. https://t.co/g8mOElYA5q

— Oswald Almeida (@oswaldalalmeida) December 4, 2020

Stockholm pauses home tests for corona as demand outstrips lab capacity https://t.co/RqPyWMY9Gd pic.twitter.com/VY4yUGWz6A

— Radio Sweden (@radiosweden) November 2, 2020

#Sweden to launch satellites from space center inside the Arctic Circle https://t.co/bAUNWrJTSJ

— Sweden News (@SwedenNewsApp) October 15, 2020

Take a break: How to have a breather like a local from #Sweden to #Japan https://t.co/Wh0aHKtCdt

— Sweden News (@SwedenNewsApp) October 27, 2020

#Sweden to increase military spending by 40% as tension with #Russia grows https://t.co/6gQcIsmC9A

— Sweden News (@SwedenNewsApp) October 15, 2020

#Sweden bans Chinas Huawei, ZTE telecom equipment from its 5G network https://t.co/dSng4vijRo

— Sweden News (@SwedenNewsApp) October 20, 2020

You can now holiday in a former lighthouse on a small island in #Sweden https://t.co/RKXdS1XlyO

— Sweden News (@SwedenNewsApp) October 12, 2020

https://twitter.com/SITEStockholm/status/1304360308572598272

Glutamine may help people with #obesity reduce inflammation of fat tissue and reduce fat mass, according to a new study published in @Cell_Metabolism. The study also shows how glutamine levels can alter gene expression in several different cell types. https://t.co/aIRmlbMZvv pic.twitter.com/p6x2U5xivw

— Karolinska Institutet (@karolinskainst) December 19, 2019

https://twitter.com/CaixaCienciaCAT/status/1200708546448515072

Diego Calvanese, world leading researcher in AI and computer science, will be a part-time guest professor at Umeå University for the coming five years, funded by WASP – Wallenberg AI, Autonomous Systems and Software Program. @WASP_Research @cs_unibz #AI #ArtificialIntelligence

— Umeå University (@UmeaUniversity) December 18, 2019

"Scientists discovered that the fungus Marasmius oreades, known for mythical fairy rings, has far fewer mutations than expected for a eukaryote". Ben Libberton berättar historien bakom forskningsresultaten i Nature Microbiology Community: https://t.co/smQgdFNomW pic.twitter.com/jvFPRgay7Q

— Uppsala universitet (@uppsalauni) August 26, 2019

Sometimes #advancement in a #science field comes in waves. Read how #MAXIV is opening new possibilities for research by @unitartu on scintillating materials at #FinEstBeAMS with promising implications in #cancer #diagnosis, #medicine, #industry, #physics https://t.co/Nl4eZUy58J pic.twitter.com/zC9PAv3USD

— MAX IV Laboratory (@MAXIVLaboratory) December 18, 2019

Congrats to Swede @GretaThunberg on making it to this list! Keep up the good work! https://t.co/CwUEoZhaur

— Sweden.se (@swedense) April 18, 2019

The ‘yield curve’ is one of the most accurate predictors of a future recession – and it’s flashing warning signs, via @ConversationUK: https://t.co/ytLgNd9OqF

— Lund University (@lunduniversity) July 12, 2019

Listen to eight #shortstories about #science from @chalmersuniv! @Larsohrstrom and @DrRubidium invited us to a workshop on how to present science as a #podcast and here is the result! Listen and enjoy! https://t.co/rpxfGZEvvK

— RadioScience (@poddradioscienc) September 3, 2018

Why is it important with an ethical perspective in AI? @OHaggstrom, professor of mathematical statistics at @chalmersuniv, explains and talks about why @ChalmersAI has launched an AI Ethics Committee. #ArtificialIntelligence #Ethics #ChalmersUniversity #ChalmersAI pic.twitter.com/0ivufhEAVC

— Chalmers AI Research Centre (@ChalmersAI) April 4, 2019

World Energy Outlook 2018 – … future patterns of a changing global energy system… #energy #climate #energysystems https://t.co/crFBmY7L1J

— Chalmers Energy (@ChalmersEnergy) November 23, 2018

Dr. Mariliis Lehtveer of @ChalmersEnergy presenting an innovative study of 'electric fuels' in transport #sf19denver https://t.co/ZcXrAOQHZh

— Aleh Cherp (@acherp) March 13, 2019

Calculate your air travel emissions for the last 12 months in just one minute. Today a website is launched where you get an overview of emissions from your city to different destinations https://t.co/FIDUNTU2mE. Retweet if you like it.

— Jörgen Larsson (@LarssonJorgen66) February 19, 2019

Emissions-free energy system saves heat from the summer sun for winter. Researchers at #ChalmersUniversity has made great, rapid strides towards the development of a specially designed molecule which can store solar energy for later use – up to 18 years. https://t.co/alwLbBfHBB pic.twitter.com/1HG7BxUpGi

— Chalmers University (@chalmersuniv) October 4, 2018

https://twitter.com/swedense/status/1328593792589570048

World Vol.59

Travel the world and learn about the world's greatest cities with the @OUPHistory urban history collection https://t.co/iRcWKac9Gm pic.twitter.com/CmZ8jJDTgO

— OUP History (@OUPHistory) December 5, 2020

Finally ready, for everyone interested in Russian history, The Ristat project by @GijsKessler of @IISG_Amsterdam . With unique regional level statistical data for the territory of the current Russian Federation 1800-2000. https://t.co/crdjUgWi91 @raamoprusland @ExeterCIGH pic.twitter.com/GSJAUUVSCk

— Leo Lucassen (@Leolucassen) November 24, 2020

Happy to announce that my #FRUS Volume on the Soviet Union 1985-86 is published and available online! #twitterstorians #HistoryMatters #FederalHistory https://t.co/5251DMNRCA

— Elizabeth Charles (@DCDawgECC) December 1, 2020

“The Europe we have now is just one of many that might have crawled out of the abyss in 1945. It describes a choice: cooperation and integration over nationalism and militarism. How probable was that outcome? Chaos and war were the precedents” https://t.co/Nyle8071M3

— Prof Elaine Chalus (@EHChalus) November 21, 2020

How has stock market volatility changed since March? $GS' Moran Forman explains: https://t.co/CMCUo6oWIk pic.twitter.com/ys9L7bQZkK

— Goldman Sachs (@GoldmanSachs) December 6, 2020

After a year of chaos, the 2021 investment outlook is refreshingly normal: Trust the recovery and, for most assets, stick with the early-cycle playbook.https://t.co/6biGEApmHG

— Morgan Stanley (@MorganStanley) December 2, 2020

Why the global V-shaped economic recovery has stayed on track, despite recently rising COVID cases and shutdowns, putting 6.4% GDP growth in reach for 2021.https://t.co/O4DkwKp7BN

— Morgan Stanley (@MorganStanley) December 6, 2020

J.P. Morgan Private Bank explores how Europe’s property markets are responding to the coronavirus pandemic, and what’s likely to happen in the months ahead.

— J.P. Morgan (@jpmorgan) July 24, 2020

"People are struggling with not having water, while it is literally falling from the sky" — Meet one of our @UBSvisionaries Enrique Lomnitz, whose social enterprise @Islaurbana helps people by installing rainwater harvesting systems. #shareUBS

— UBS (@UBS) November 30, 2020

High unemployment remains a weak spot for the world economy. “We don’t have a normal economy, and while we’re operating like that you’re going to have below normal labor demand,” says Chief Economist James Sweeney in our latest podcast.

— Credit Suisse (@CreditSuisse) August 28, 2020

This year’s Credit Suisse Global wealth report shows that household wealth remained in line with end-2019 levels. How were the different regions affected by the 2020 events?

— Credit Suisse (@CreditSuisse) October 23, 2020

Household wealth has gone surprisingly 'unscathed' by the Covid-19 pandemic, Credit Suisse says in its Global Wealth Report for 2020 https://t.co/J2hYZAvqgA

— Bloomberg (@business) October 22, 2020

G7 finance officials back need to regulate digital currencies: Treasury https://t.co/Y6qjkpHaHj pic.twitter.com/EyEtuL2hU0

— Reuters (@Reuters) December 7, 2020

Brian Deese — Biden's pick to direct the WH's National Economic Council — is a controversial figure on the left because of his work at BlackRock.

Some groups argue that work with BlackRock, which has big fossil fuel holdings, should be disqualifying. https://t.co/IqYcYac81V

— Axios (@axios) November 30, 2020

Our @jeffhauser: "We are concerned, as our name suggests, with revolving door hires. And Brian Deese’s relationship to BlackRock makes it less likely that the federal government will rein in BlackRock as it should be doing." https://t.co/PRyxRL58tH

— The Revolving Door Project (@revolvingdoorDC) December 1, 2020

Biden confirms BlackRock exec Deese will lead his White House economic team https://t.co/D4fFIVmCMk

— MarketWatch (@MarketWatch) December 3, 2020

Biden’s pick to lead the National Economic Council brought sustainability concepts to BlackRock and can bring private-sector ideas about fighting climate change to Washington https://t.co/rep4hJCmCZ

— Bloomberg Opinion (@bopinion) December 4, 2020

Regarding Deese, “He will either be absent from big chunks of his job or proceed without regard to the conflicts of interest,” said @jeffhauser He may have to recuse himself because of “BlackRock’s large stake in US policy decisions.” @revolvingdoorDC https://t.co/mao3ytupoP

— CEPR (@ceprdc) November 30, 2020

President-elect Biden has named former Obama aide Brian Deese as director of the National Economic Council, his top economic adviser at the White House. https://t.co/jX6UzloK74

— NPR Politics (@nprpolitics) December 4, 2020

Brian Deese, expected to head the Biden administration's National Economic Council, is a longtime adherent of a disastrous energy strategy. From @KateAronoff: https://t.co/emvox5wLlD

— The New Republic (@newrepublic) December 1, 2020

#PODCAST: 74% of CFOs expect some of their workforce to remain virtual forever. Jeff Spiegel, U.S. Head of Megatrends and International ETFs, explores how work will change on a go-forward basis. LISTEN: https://t.co/E91OSVp4UU

— BlackRock (@blackrock) October 15, 2020

WATCH: U.S. consumers have kept spending even with the pandemic and market uncertainty. Russ Koesterich, Portfolio Manager for Global Allocation, shares 3️⃣ reasons why on this episode of #BLKBottomLine. https://t.co/9zTFrJ1dVH

— BlackRock (@blackrock) November 17, 2020

Trump Blackrock #RunsOnRipple $7.4 Trillion Asset Bullish on New Asset class….

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— BULLZILLA (@CKJCryptonews) December 4, 2020

Brian Deese helped negotiate the Paris climate agreement under Obama but his subsequent role as head of sustainable investment at BlackRock has prompted an outcry from some green groupshttps://t.co/Rym21agekz

— Thomson Reuters Foundation News (@TRF_Stories) December 4, 2020

#US President-elect #JoeBiden announced that he has selected #BrianDeese, a former #Obama administration official and currently head of sustainable investing at BlackRock, to serve as the next director of the National Economic Council https://t.co/BU5q7cfwGn

— National Herald (@NH_India) December 4, 2020

“Clients are voting with their feet, they want to work with large global players…or they want to work with boutiques.” Mark Weidman of @BlackRock tells “Money Talks” about a transformation underway in asset management https://t.co/BZrLYHQZ7T

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) November 28, 2020

BlackRock poised to replace Goldman Sachs inside the White House https://t.co/Jgng91Tgtp pic.twitter.com/NZuL7PlkMq

— New York Post (@nypost) December 1, 2020

BlackRock hires former Obama climate adviser: memo https://t.co/bgeZ3gdwt4 pic.twitter.com/rYYBbz3l72

— Reuters (@Reuters) October 10, 2017

Brian Deese has been appointed by Biden to lead the National Economic Council. Here's why that could bode poorly for climate and national matters. https://t.co/tT5X28TwpQ

— The American Prospect (@TheProspect) December 4, 2020

Biden formally announces Brian Deese as his National Economic Council director with a video that notes his Obama-era work on the auto industry recovery and on climate change. https://t.co/8gD1UVS0dQ

— Jennifer Epstein (@jeneps) December 3, 2020

I know @BrianCDeese and can unequivocally say that if he gets a job in Biden administration it is a very good thing for the climate movement and for prospects for a habitable planet. This guy gets it, even if he works different levers than you and me. https://t.co/zLJHi6dK3C

— Jeff Goodell (@jeffgoodell) November 25, 2020

Biden has raised howls for some of his picks, including Neera Tanden, the controversial head of the Center for American Progress, and Brian Deese, whose time at investment firm BlackRock has drawn opposition from climate activists. https://t.co/jgu35SIrh1

— The Intercept (@theintercept) December 2, 2020

Trump ally Blackstone CEO says Biden won, country should 'move on' – Fox News. #BidenWon. #TrumpConcede https://t.co/0UADM9UA1g

— LI_Ann (@annabella313) November 23, 2020

Blackstone’s Schwarzman becomes latest Trump ally to throw in the towel, acknowledge Biden’s win https://t.co/D550Ew2cK8

— FORTUNE (@FortuneMagazine) November 24, 2020

Blackstone chairman, CEO, and co-founder Steve Schwarzman urged President Donald Trump to “move on” after the 2020 election and transfer power to former Vice President Joe Biden. https://t.co/fVvP2ElTNs

— Breitbart News (@BreitbartNews) November 23, 2020

Blackstone CEO, Trump Ally Steve Schwarzman Acknowledges Biden's 2020 Win: 'The Outcome is Very Certain' https://t.co/g42U7NNz2f

— Mediaite (@Mediaite) November 23, 2020

Blackstone CEO and top Trump ally Stephen Schwarzman says Biden won https://t.co/OK1BDO7eK7

— Katherine L. Logan (@KathyLLogan) November 23, 2020

From @Breakingviews: Joe Biden wants to remove a tax perk that delivers big paydays for private equity firms and their hired hands. Blackstone and its ilk have done well under Trump. If the White House flips, so might their fortunes, @johnsfoley explains https://t.co/VasBsgw1Iz pic.twitter.com/qQjxcwB9XS

— Reuters (@Reuters) October 27, 2020

Blackstone's chairman and CEO, a high-dollar R donor https://t.co/zzT9SJfM6P and its president, a high-dollar D donor https://t.co/bZMRQpY1Nv are both in the news today calling for Trump to concede and begin the Biden transition

— Lachlan Markay (@lachlan) November 23, 2020

I’m sure Blackstone, Wells Fargo and Morgan Stanley gave such huge amounts to Biden’s campaign to keep him “honest” and “uncorrupted.” https://t.co/xdai14suru

— Ana Kasparian (@AnaKasparian) January 20, 2020

Blackstone's Stephen Schwarzman ends the highly lucrative Trump era with a nod to Biden https://t.co/qf2zJfu0EY

— Bloomberg Markets (@markets) November 24, 2020

Please disregard everything Rick Santelli says in this video clip. No matter how much he screams anecdotal observations about restaurants in his area, he is wrong.

Any indoor gatherings with people outside your household are a risk, including restaurants, worship services, etc. https://t.co/HQ8z9mrXon

— Dr. Angela Rasmussen (@angie_rasmussen) December 4, 2020

New Zealand becomes more self-sufficient with waste management after Auckland recycling facility upgrade @LauraJamesNZ https://t.co/o2dBWaOoTM pic.twitter.com/6DJ1bBBIic

— 1 NEWS (@1NewsNZ) December 3, 2020

#LISTEN EU urges countries to keep up restrictions as people urged not to travel to ski resortshttps://t.co/1olDQjSeOb pic.twitter.com/dlwDYbdf6p

— Newstalk ZB (@NewstalkZB) December 3, 2020

UK surpasses 60,000 Covid-19 deaths, on same day as first vaccine doses arrivehttps://t.co/QWQ29StgiA
By @DanielFaitaua pic.twitter.com/RYlXWCui1b

— 1 NEWS (@1NewsNZ) December 3, 2020

The risk of catching a virus increases in the winter months as people huddle indoors. https://t.co/N69Jck0rqD

— KFYR-TV (@KFYRTV) December 6, 2020

Thursday the Minot Public School Board discussed how the pandemic is impacting the district’s budget. https://t.co/Qz2zsIWrHJ

— KMOT-TV (@KMOT_TV) December 5, 2020

The seven-day rolling average of COVID-19 attributable deaths in the U.S. has passed 2,000 for the first time. https://t.co/lU0WzlCgqc

— KMOT-TV (@KMOT_TV) December 5, 2020

Health care workers and long-term care facility residents will be the first to get the vaccinations from CVS and Walgreens.

https://t.co/MVH1PsQIOJ

— WOWT 6 News (@WOWT6News) December 4, 2020

Wolf had issued his memo after the U.S. Supreme Court had ruled in June that President Donald Trump failed to follow rule-making procedures when he tried to end the program.

https://t.co/OnXWGLh3rM

— WOWT 6 News (@WOWT6News) December 6, 2020

The pan-shaped capsule, about 40 centimeters (15 inches) in diameter, was found inside the planned landing area and retrieved by a helicopter team from JAXA.

https://t.co/vZChLG99fi

— WOWT 6 News (@WOWT6News) December 6, 2020

https://twitter.com/WOWT6News/status/1323787045882466311

Some COVID patients flown out of state as S.D. hospital ICU capacity dwindles https://t.co/aEtPoLrEeo

— KELOLAND News (@keloland) December 6, 2020

'We will get into trouble': Neb. Medicine doctor warns of rising cases post-holiday, urges caution https://t.co/fqHVAq6gJj

— KETV NewsWatch 7 (@KETV) December 7, 2020

.@HyVee in need of 1,000 pharmacy techs to administer COVID vaccine https://t.co/N6xEIuMveq

— KMTV 3 News Now (@3NewsNowOmaha) December 6, 2020

President-elect Biden urges congress, Trump to pass COVID-19 relief, saying 'Americans need help and they need it now' https://t.co/j1eH8q5RFM

— KSN News Wichita (@KSNNews) December 5, 2020

Sedgwick County can expect shipments of COVID-19 vaccines by mid December https://t.co/IpdxKvuAJZ

— KSN News Wichita (@KSNNews) December 5, 2020

ACU students surprise professor with heartwarming thank-you message, video goes viral https://t.co/AZxMSOVxCW

— KSN News Wichita (@KSNNews) December 5, 2020

Mexican president wants to restrict US agents in Mexico https://t.co/D3pmZYUnxy

— KSN News Wichita (@KSNNews) December 6, 2020

One doctor said not everyone who has COVID-like symptoms will test positive for the virus, but it’s better to be safe than sorry. https://t.co/ufvvfiLDF6 #kwch12

— KWCH Eyewitness News (@KWCH12) December 6, 2020

The $908 billion aid package to be released Monday would be attached to a larger year-end spending bill needed to avert a government shutdown this coming weekend. https://t.co/nj1XlhpNpj #kwch12

— KWCH Eyewitness News (@KWCH12) December 6, 2020

Vehicle travel in early November was as much as 20% lower than a year earlier, but it surged around the holiday and peaked on Thanksgiving Day: https://t.co/i4wKW2vIaA

— NBC 6 South Florida (@nbc6) December 4, 2020

Tokyo costs are ballooning and could reinforce skepticism about holding the Olympics in the middle of a pandemic: https://t.co/sTjnrpkas5

— NBC 6 South Florida (@nbc6) December 4, 2020

Health Secretary @MattHancock says he has "high confidence" that summer next year will be "without the sort of restrictions that made the summer of 2020 more restricted", adding he has already booked his holiday to Cornwall.

Get the latest on #COVID19: https://t.co/XKb4yEwa1p pic.twitter.com/eYcGpbuXGW

— Sky News (@SkyNews) December 8, 2020

Watch live: A special programme on the vaccine rollout, as history is made with 90-year-old grandmother Margaret Keenan becoming the first person in the UK – and the world – to receive the Pfizer vaccine. Follow live updates: https://t.co/FQktoknOJ7 https://t.co/zyl3Yh5cJM

— Sky News (@SkyNews) December 8, 2020

William Shakespeare, 81, from Warwickshire, became the second person to get the Pfizer vaccine in Coventry outside of a trial.

Get the latest #coronavirus news: https://t.co/LMPj6yS7rr pic.twitter.com/sGtAbGrzRo

— Sky News (@SkyNews) December 8, 2020

COVID-19: Initial doses of the Oxford vaccine will be made in Europe – taskforce https://t.co/LVS7xhtdNI

— Sky News (@SkyNews) December 8, 2020

UK food supplies face disruption after Brexit, industry says https://t.co/L9E0zqiRk9

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) December 8, 2020

UK and EU reach deal on Northern Ireland border checks https://t.co/prttuIzJCE

— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) December 8, 2020

Breaking: The FDA concluded Pfizer and BioNTech's Covid-19 vaccine met its criteria for success, suggesting it could greenlight the product as soon as this weekend https://t.co/6q4do7h5a3

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) December 8, 2020

“It’s an important day for the U.K., but also for the world.” -British Foreign Secretary @DominicRaab on the COVID-19 vaccine rollout in the United Kingdom pic.twitter.com/5emij6eiqh

— TODAY (@TODAYshow) December 8, 2020

Coronavirus vaccines began rolling out in the United Kingdom overnight. What happens there could provide valuable information to health officials here in the U.S. @RichardEngel reports from the hospital where the first vaccination was given. pic.twitter.com/4c3MBQSEVg

— TODAY (@TODAYshow) December 8, 2020

Margaret Keenan, 90, becomes the first person in the world to receive a clinically approved Covid-19 vaccine at University Hospital in Coventry, in the English midlands. https://t.co/xtfeN1mPTl

— NBC News (@NBCNews) December 8, 2020

Man named William Shakespeare becomes second person to receive approved Covid-19 vaccine. https://t.co/aVBQ3VLDMg

— NBC News (@NBCNews) December 8, 2020

An 81-year-old man named William Shakespeare became the second person in the U.K. to receive the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine https://t.co/niGoXUQ4DN pic.twitter.com/FxsvEoy2Rj

— CBS News (@CBSNews) December 8, 2020

World Vol.54 (Eastern Europe, U.S.)

European Commission signs first contract with AstraZeneca https://t.co/MCFi9caN0W pic.twitter.com/Vysu4TiVde

— The Baltic Times (@thebaltictimes) August 27, 2020

Minister: Government will likely establish 2+2 rule next Tuesday#Estonia https://t.co/Vqh7U6Jk2R

— ERR News (@errnews) November 6, 2020

Infectologist calls for public to get serious about adopting proper anti-COVID habits. https://t.co/EinzGI3nmv

— Latvian public media (@LSM_eng) November 6, 2020

Lithuanian labs reach coronavirus testing capacity limits – official. “The laboratories are coping with the volume of samples, at least for now” https://t.co/UnPWKHBSWt

— LRT English (@LRTenglish) November 6, 2020

To cope with a rapid spike in #COVID19 cases, the government is turning the National Stadium in #Warsaw into an emergency field hospital. The first 500 beds are planned to be made available by the end of this week

#coronavirus #Poland @PGENarodowy https://t.co/szuLAopEXG

— Wyborcza in English (@WyborczaEnglish) October 19, 2020

The #Czech Republic reported 15,729 new #coronavirus cases for November 4, the highest daily tally since the pandemic started.https://t.co/808g8nFMMX pic.twitter.com/E77YG4eCbz

— Prague Morning (@PragueMorning) November 5, 2020

Meal vouchers or money. People should have the opportunity to choose #Slovakia #news https://t.co/dp5qzQyVi1

— Slovakia News (@SlovakiaNews) November 5, 2020

"I could barely breathe, I could hardly talk. It turned out that I had double pneumonia, my immune system had collapsed, and my blood oxygen levels were steadily declining” the 39-year old Fidesz mayor of Csepel wrote. #Hungary #COVID https://t.co/8dHODmdJ4J

— Hungary Today (@HungaryToday) October 28, 2020

#Zaev’s counter displayed: 1,136 deaths, 40,000 fired from work and over 2 billion euros debthttps://t.co/shPdi6YYuf

— Republika English (@RepublikaEng) November 9, 2020

Three #Zagreb locations have new rapid #coronavirus #testing possibilities available, and it has been explained precisely who they're intended for. https://t.co/UpTIKF5wzf

— Total Croatia News (@totalcroatia1) November 3, 2020

https://twitter.com/Tour_Croatia/status/1325044338892607489

With only a day left before the US presidential election, Balkan political circles are bracing for the result.@JasminMuj explains why a Joe Biden win would mean Serbia – and the Bosnian Serbs – could both face a more hostile American administration.https://t.co/ZvnyydDmKE

— Balkan Insight (@BalkanInsight) November 2, 2020

As a part of his re-election campaign, incumbent US President Donald Trump presented Serbia as a European, and Kosovo as a Muslim country.

And there are important implications of such labelling, writes @DejanFpzg.https://t.co/LFmMxXxVaO

— Balkan Insight (@BalkanInsight) November 5, 2020

Although there was no actual fighting in Serbia during the mid-1990s wars, thousands of captives from the Croatian conflict were imprisoned and abused at detention centres in the country’s northern Vojvodina province.

Via @BIRN_BTJ

Read more: https://t.co/zIH0r43pVA pic.twitter.com/BRtrlPOGR2

— Balkan Insight (@BalkanInsight) November 6, 2020

After a war crimes tribunal in The Hague confirms an indictment against him, Kosovan President Hashim Thaçi has resigned. https://t.co/UIDZbPkLEV

— POLITICOEurope (@POLITICOEurope) November 5, 2020

President Hashim Thaci of Kosovo, who was a guerrilla leader during the country's fight for independence against Serbia, resigned to face charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity in the Netherlands. https://t.co/22mITsbEY6

— The New York Times (@nytimes) November 5, 2020

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— Albanian Daily News (@Albanian_News) November 9, 2020

https://t.co/1iEjddnLUe

— Albanian Daily News (@Albanian_News) November 9, 2020

#Dendias visited #Tirana last week to kick start efforts once again for the settlement of important bilateral issues in dialogue with the Albanian counterpart. https://t.co/N17VdFpUGV

— Tirana Times (@TiranaTimes) October 27, 2020

https://twitter.com/TiranaTimes/status/1318443582416703489

The sloppy #Kosovo– #Serbia deal does little to advance dialogue and comes at a high price, writes @majda_ruge @politico https://t.co/RXVuQcLauc @ECFRWiderEurope

— ECFR (@ecfr) September 8, 2020

Bosnian Pot: Great Dish and Metaphor for a Diverse Population of BiH https://t.co/6eSwpgZdSb

— SarajevoTimes (@SarajevoTimes) November 8, 2020

A giant shopping mall is opening in Belgrade https://t.co/guBtWUxtza pic.twitter.com/AA8Y8tsDvo

— Malls.com (@MallsCom) November 9, 2020

New @dlippman scoop: At the Munich security conference, Biden met privately with the leaders of Ukraine, Greece, Kosovo and North Macedonia. A conference attendee with knowledge of the matter said some of those leaders urged Biden to run. https://t.co/RsQ0MAQc94 via @politico

— Carrie Budoff Brown (@cbudoffbrown) March 20, 2019

Timisoara will hold the European Capital of Culture title in 2023 #RomaniaInsider https://t.co/o8P5bAFc6M pic.twitter.com/zKVT7vGAYq

— Romania-Insider.com (@romania_insider) November 8, 2020

Covid-19: Bulgarian Hotel and Restaurant Association calls for uniform time for curfew https://t.co/d1cWCkfSP5

— The Sofia Globe (@TheSofiaGlobe) November 9, 2020

Bulgaria blocks North Macedonia’s EU negotiations https://t.co/I6bYykyDQu

— The Sofia Globe (@TheSofiaGlobe) November 6, 2020

https://twitter.com/UN_Montenegro/status/1317092558766592001
https://twitter.com/animal0lovers/status/1325055912231383043

Back When World Leaders
Had To Pretend They Respected This Narcissistic Moron
pic.twitter.com/q6rCtX6tEU

— illuminate (@myworldmysun) November 8, 2020

Remember when Trump shoved Montenegro’s prime minister at the NATO summit? Yeah he’s got some things to say about this election. pic.twitter.com/6X9mtWaNuU

— Brian Tyler Cohen (@briantylercohen) November 8, 2020

https://twitter.com/EHFEURO/status/1325480960800907264

Bernie Sanders' campaign on Saturday unleashed a full-throated attack on Joe Biden over the 2003 invasion of Iraq, accusing the former vice president of “rewriting history” over his vote for the warhttps://t.co/DyNihcaOkv

— POLITICO (@politico) January 12, 2020

Heavy traffic in Paris on the night that France heads into its second national lockdown. https://t.co/pI3IoOnCPT pic.twitter.com/cASEqmR5mt

— ABC News (@ABC) October 29, 2020

U.S. consumers increased their borrowing in September, helped by the first gain in the category that covers credit cards in seven months. https://t.co/QHsRV1cdEg

— ABC News (@ABC) November 7, 2020

BREAKING: White House chief of staff Mark Meadows has tested positive for COVID-19—joining a growing list of people inside the White House who have had coronavirus, including Pres. Trump. https://t.co/xK4mOrzYmh

— ABC News (@ABC) November 7, 2020

Benjamin Lorr spent 5 years studying U.S. supermarkets. He says lurking beneath their "dreamlike bounty of products" is "suffering — from our factory-farmed animals to the many workers in our food supply chains." https://t.co/IwOsrVN5Bu

— NPR (@NPR) November 7, 2020

NDCL joins esports phenomena https://t.co/PFxt26eXVu

— The News-Herald (@newsheraldinoh) November 8, 2020

Work nearly complete on the @OnIslandNG Jepson substation. #middletownri https://t.co/Ng1QTRhkPM

— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) November 9, 2020

As it grows colder, these eight birds are coming to your bird feeders https://t.co/ydmZbeqJbM

— kansasdotcom (@kansasdotcom) November 10, 2020

In its Nov. 9 “COVID-19 Scorecard,” Stormont indicated it has 54 patients hospitalized for COVID-19 — the most coronavirus-related hospitalizations it has seen since the beginning of the pandemic.
https://t.co/Ud0xHaH0LC

— CJOnline (@CJOnline) November 9, 2020

FDA gives emergency authorization to drug that can keep COVID-19 patients out of the hospital https://t.co/IRcE5pTb6u

— Enquirer (@Enquirer) November 10, 2020

This year might be the year of the Zoom Thanksgiving. Here's how to make family dinner feel united at a distance. https://t.co/SYvx2zHhJA

— Enquirer (@Enquirer) November 9, 2020

Pfizer's COVID vaccine candidate, tested in part in Cincinnati, shown to be 90% effective https://t.co/R3UzdTpEAy

— Enquirer (@Enquirer) November 9, 2020

Ohio cities are collecting commuter taxes while people are working from home. Republicans say it's unfair. Cities say a change would devastate them. https://t.co/YJh3mnwSwU

— Enquirer (@Enquirer) November 9, 2020

Trump won Ohio and Kentucky. What happens next with the Electoral College? https://t.co/Egw8IBJjRO

— Enquirer (@Enquirer) November 9, 2020

COVID-19 surge raises threats of hospital staff shortages https://t.co/rVzOdqAzF8

— Dayton Daily News (@daytondailynews) November 10, 2020

EU files antitrust charges against Amazon over use of data https://t.co/RdlgLQcwSZ

— Dayton Daily News (@daytondailynews) November 10, 2020

https://twitter.com/clevelanddotcom/status/1325988807758520321

Bellwether no more? Ohio misses presidential pick for first time since 1960 https://t.co/61kbtKlUQ7

— Akron Beacon Journal (@beaconjournal) November 10, 2020

Get outside this weekend ☀ https://t.co/NL5Na8iQnt

— knoxnews (@knoxnews) November 8, 2020

Joe Biden economic plan: What Biden means for the economy, your finances and another COVID-19 stimulus package https://t.co/DVUYD82kpY

— knoxnews (@knoxnews) November 8, 2020

Whataburger, which ranks among the nation’s top 10 burger-and-fry-focused fast-food chains in terms of sales, has chosen Nashville for its first Tennessee location since having left the state years ago. https://t.co/pLnjVI9f8x pic.twitter.com/PTViG6ZRmd

— NashvillePost (@NashvillePost) November 5, 2020

The FDA said it's issued an emergency use authorization for Eli Lilly's monoclonal antibody therapy to treat mild to moderate coronavirus infections in adults and children.https://t.co/4k0SED6i6a

— KSL (@KSLcom) November 10, 2020

"Having the bed is one thing, but our workforce has been affected by this just as the community has," said Dr. Mark Briesacher, @Intermountain chief physician executive.

ICUs are 90% full, he said, adding that "we're at the tipping point." https://t.co/iscVtGQHhC

— KSL (@KSLcom) November 10, 2020

The 2 numbers we should have been watching in the pandemic | By @saraisraelsen https://t.co/ZYSvLYU2yS

— Deseret News (@DeseretNews) November 10, 2020

The annual #LightTheWorld campaign won’t involve the unique red Giving Machines this year, but here's how you can still participate. | By @tbtoone https://t.co/zNvEOX2HmE

— Deseret News (@DeseretNews) November 9, 2020

"What I came to realize is that the problem is much bigger than the polls being off in 2016 and 2020. It’s not a case of an industry that was doing great until the pollsters messed up in back-to-back elections." — @ScottWRasmussen #Election2020 https://t.co/E61jKNjuXp

— Deseret News Opinion (@DNewsOpinion) November 9, 2020

As hospital beds in New Mexico fill up, one mom is sleeping on an inflatable mattress while her child is treated for an infection in the pediatric unit https://t.co/L9ZjnBYQkv

— Dan McKay (@mckaydan) November 9, 2020

The scale and density of what developers are bringing forward and the traffic it would generate are sparking stiff opposition from some neighbors who say the intersection of Zia and St. Francis is already a congestion nightmare.https://t.co/PEMTqcqxLK

— Santa Fe New Mexican (@thenewmexican) November 9, 2020

The coronavirus pandemic has made the practice of health care more costly for providers even as demand drops for some of them. Surprise “COVID” and “PPE” fees — charged directly to patients — are turning up around the country. https://t.co/hQVfM6KilG

— The Seattle Times (@seattletimes) November 7, 2020

Each week, McClatchy News will offer you a round-up of our noteworthy coronavirus coverage. https://t.co/KcdwMHXF50

— Idaho Statesman (@IdahoStatesman) November 7, 2020

Denver will implement a 10 p.m. curfew beginning Sunday for residents and nonexempt businesses in a last-ditch effort to curb rising COVID-19 cases and avoid another citywide stay-at-home order. https://t.co/5EDaMBsvxV

— The Denver Post (@denverpost) November 7, 2020

Lil Dumplings at The Yard in Fishers will become a ramen bar for winter https://t.co/fwqOACV6pW pic.twitter.com/RvEkzz3bHE

— IndyStar (@indystar) November 6, 2020

If you're an Indianapolis resident who struggles to get out of your neighborhood when it snows, you might like this: @IndyStar https://t.co/dopjKknJK3

— Ethan May (@EthanMayJ) November 6, 2020

A sunny, warm November afternoon, some spectacular racing and a dedicated team of photographers delivered a stunning array of pictures from the opening day of the @BreedersCup World Championships @Keeneland. @AlexSlitzPhoto @sigh_las https://t.co/7uyzAIZari

— Lexington Herald-Leader (@heraldleader) November 7, 2020

Going for broke? Try these Houston dining indulgences https://t.co/GPSnRjyBRz

— Houston Chronicle (@HoustonChron) November 6, 2020

Jars of dead sharks aren’t allowed on planes – but NY traveler tried anyway, TSA says https://t.co/zTLhxYCBwW

— Miami Herald (@MiamiHerald) November 7, 2020

Biogen Alzheimer’s drug fails to gain FDA panel’s backing https://t.co/uAEbbOYSJP

— The Boston Globe (@BostonGlobe) November 6, 2020

https://twitter.com/CReAM_Research/status/1316081478867070976

We try to draw inference on shocks and beliefs about them that hit Us households during the Great Recession by matching expenditures on non-durables and cars both at the aggregate and cohort level. https://t.co/C6loVdzilP

— Morten O. Ravn (@MortenORavn) October 21, 2020

We talk to @yassentch at the #NRBHSS about Nunavik's new COVID-19 map and alert system and why the North needed a different approach from Quebec's provincial alert system. https://t.co/Y4E24vk94C #Inuit #COVID19 #publichealth #Nunavik #Arctic #fnmi #pandemic

— RCI-EyeOnTheArctic (@eyeonthearctic) October 23, 2020

New Zealand Vol.23 (2020 Election)

A better visual breakdown of the 2020 election results | @TheSpinoffTV
New Zealand’s New Parliament Turns Red: The 2020 Election Results At A Glance | @ScoopNZ,@ConversationEDU
Your complete guide to NZ Election 2020 | @policy_nz

https://twitter.com/radionz/status/1317627461304156160

The 2020 general election has given the Labour Party the numbers to govern alone while many National MPs will be out of a job.

Follow RNZ's live blog for all the latest post-election updates:https://t.co/B8RXbyBZxC

— RNZ (@radionz) October 17, 2020

"They said we couldn't do it, but we did."

Chlöe Swarbrick has won the Auckland Central electorate by just a few hundred votes, confounding recent polls and winning the party's first electorate since 2002.

Read more here: https://t.co/UvJE8WrWMP pic.twitter.com/eD1ZMSBcaY

— RNZ (@radionz) October 17, 2020

#WATCH: "This is a 1938-style election result, which isn't surprising in a way because we're dealing with a one in 100 year crisis, with the pandemic." – Helen Clark joined us last night from Waihi to reflect on Labour's huge win. https://t.co/bCCjIPR5Rp

— Checkpoint (@CheckpointRNZ) October 17, 2020

"Not only have we defied the odds… but have increased our support to 10 MPs… I'm completely ecstatic and can I just say, the first Pasifika Green MP ever."#LISTEN The Green party co-leader @MaramaDavidson talks to Guyon Espiner about the results.https://t.co/YSX9IkZa3u

— Morning Report (@NZMorningReport) October 17, 2020

#LISTEN ACT has recorded its best election result ever, with eight percent of the party vote and 10 seats in parliament.

After six years as the party's sole MP, leader David Seymour will now have a caucus to manage. https://t.co/1El5ZWQU56

— Morning Report (@NZMorningReport) October 17, 2020

#LIVE: Jacinda Ardern speaks to media after Labour victory, new community COVID-19 case https://t.co/TSYghQOttI

— Newshub (@NewshubNZ) October 18, 2020

Govt will be formed 'within the next two to three weeks' – Ardern https://t.co/fqjdzdtthu #Decision20

— Newshub Politics (@NewshubPolitics) October 18, 2020

Five experts weigh in on Labour's historic landslide victory https://t.co/g3uYZYZ0Hy #Decision20

— Newshub Politics (@NewshubPolitics) October 17, 2020

'A big win driven by star power': International media reacts to NZ's election https://t.co/9UxoXOeDig #Decision20

— Newshub Politics (@NewshubPolitics) October 17, 2020

In politics, what lifts you up can drag you down. To avoid that, Jacinda Ardern's Labour government will have to examine its political soul, wites David Hall. https://t.co/VaOTLdvsLA pic.twitter.com/AgLns4necx

— nzherald (@nzherald) October 18, 2020

'A funeral': What happened at National's yacht club function?

https://t.co/1JnzT7blIG pic.twitter.com/os2VzFVzRa

— nzherald (@nzherald) October 18, 2020

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is on track for a landslide election victory in New Zealand. #nzelection2020 https://t.co/1t0EaXnvgz

— Twitter Moments (@TwitterMoments) October 17, 2020

Watch live: Post-election analysis from the TVNZ team, featuring the big winners and losers from last night – from 8am-10am. #nzpol #vote2020 https://t.co/yLwzm0q4Dp

— 1 NEWS (@1NewsNZ) October 17, 2020

LIVE NOW: Watch as Jacinda Ardern addresses supporters https://t.co/pgtnKPw8pT #YourVote2020

— 1 NEWS (@1NewsNZ) October 17, 2020

Greens call for diverse government to represent all New Zealanders https://t.co/r3pq13WFHt pic.twitter.com/1bjT7IJAoB

— 1 NEWS (@1NewsNZ) October 18, 2020

Jacinda Ardern won't rule out working with Greens in forming of next Governmenthttps://t.co/rhUfQm3K8x pic.twitter.com/lg8CbwdEQ9

— 1 NEWS (@1NewsNZ) October 18, 2020

Judith Collins says she's staying on as National leader after losing electionhttps://t.co/Z4RPfLFIz7 pic.twitter.com/b0IFhqxMSQ

— 1 NEWS (@1NewsNZ) October 18, 2020

Greens don't rule out bringing wealth tax policy to negotiation table in potential coalition with Labour #YourVote2020 #nzpol https://t.co/3TNXo8F59A pic.twitter.com/X4q9ZRmAGN

— 1 NEWS (@1NewsNZ) October 17, 2020

'Wait and see' – Winston Peters on next challenge as NZ First fails to enter Parliament #YourVote2020 #nzpol https://t.co/hxebmZrLMB pic.twitter.com/xCTzALEIVx

— 1 NEWS (@1NewsNZ) October 17, 2020

'At the moment Judith Collins is the leader' of National, Brownlee says after 'shocking year'https://t.co/gokruSpm0O #YourVote2020 #nzpol pic.twitter.com/qoEhvygfEp

— 1 NEWS (@1NewsNZ) October 17, 2020

Labour yet to plan coalition talks, cabinet positions after historic win – Megan Woods #YourVote2020 #nzpol https://t.co/xo39gmFSqA pic.twitter.com/seDxVrH5vt

— 1 NEWS (@1NewsNZ) October 17, 2020

'Warmest congratulations' – World leaders react to Jacinda Ardern's election winhttps://t.co/GOo3tSm3SG #YourVote2020 #nzpol pic.twitter.com/XheRjcMQDm

— 1 NEWS (@1NewsNZ) October 17, 2020

Labour wins 15 seats previously held by National MPs https://t.co/SZXzRzRD18 pic.twitter.com/zo0V1KVU2R

— 1 NEWS (@1NewsNZ) October 17, 2020

Jacinda Ardern to ponder makeup of Government after Labour's emphatic election win #YourVote2020 #nzpol https://t.co/zfiBLjfuaw pic.twitter.com/SAGrBs77HS

— 1 NEWS (@1NewsNZ) October 17, 2020

Clarke Gayford reveals the family's main worry for election night https://t.co/wYwEOun3t7 #YourVote2020 pic.twitter.com/FOXQzU1K7a

— 1 NEWS (@1NewsNZ) October 17, 2020

.@NZGreens candidate @_chloeswarbrick has won the Auckland Central electorate, with 100% of the results in for the preliminary vote count. For retiring incumbent @nikkikaye, it's another hard loss for the @NZNationalParty tonight. #YourVote2020 pic.twitter.com/OcjoTcHYPp

— 1 NEWS (@1NewsNZ) October 17, 2020

Wairarapa electorate win a dream come true for Labour MP Kieran McAnulty. By @Beywake https://t.co/g8vvSfta9N pic.twitter.com/zESg8DeaUS

— 1 NEWS (@1NewsNZ) October 17, 2020

'Never had a night like this' – Labour supporters jubilant after big election win https://t.co/hLKTr5vSsx #YourVote2020 pic.twitter.com/tbSAFyvk29

— 1 NEWS (@1NewsNZ) October 17, 2020

.@nzlabour leader @jacindaardern has stormed back into power with an historic vote, set to govern alone with more than 90% of the vote counted. "The message for me is, now let's crack on with it," she told @MutchJessica after her victory speech. #YourVote2020 pic.twitter.com/ueBGFgMPby

— 1 NEWS (@1NewsNZ) October 17, 2020

#BREAKING: Labour leader Jacinda Ardern is addressing supporters in Auckland after securing victory in this year's elections. "For that, I only have two simple words – thank you." https://t.co/UxEZG2FrRe #YourVote2020 pic.twitter.com/7UElgfBy82

— 1 NEWS (@1NewsNZ) October 17, 2020

National leader Judith Collins says the party will take time to reflect and adapt after their election loss this year. "The National Party will emerge from this loss a stronger, disciplined and more connected party." #YourVote2020 pic.twitter.com/UHkHOYmEkI

— 1 NEWS (@1NewsNZ) October 17, 2020

.@nzlabour leader @jacindaardern has made her first appearance of the night, briefly popping outside her home on the way to the Labour Party election night event #YourVote2020 pic.twitter.com/lNARuFnss0

— 1 NEWS (@1NewsNZ) October 17, 2020

It's a dead heat for the Waiariki seat. With 59 per cent of the vote counted, Labour candidate Tāmati Coffey (incumbent) & Māori Party candidate Rawiri Waititi are tied with 7189 votes each. The electorate battle is coming down to the wire https://t.co/mw234GU2oh #YourVote2020 pic.twitter.com/FxHUsUPjUc

— 1 NEWS (@1NewsNZ) October 17, 2020

'It's grim'- Simon Bridges gives blunt appraisal of failed National campaign https://t.co/RxzYsN0vLj #YourVote2020 pic.twitter.com/dwEtXPQQF0

— 1 NEWS (@1NewsNZ) October 17, 2020

Labour looking to snatch electorate seat from longtime National MP Nick Smith in Nelson https://t.co/bDYWxVDHIT #YourVote2020 pic.twitter.com/pYjuM4swMz

— 1 NEWS (@1NewsNZ) October 17, 2020

Greens' Chlöe Swarbrick says her early lead comes after ‘campaign we always dreamed of’ https://t.co/0q4RlKJWMt #YourVote2020 pic.twitter.com/0Zd0RlRLtl

— 1 NEWS (@1NewsNZ) October 17, 2020

.@actparty leader @dbseymour has arrived at his party's election night event in style: rocking up on a boat at Auckland's viaduct https://t.co/BffTYjtKJI #YourVote2020 pic.twitter.com/RkkxZKhMSU

— 1 NEWS (@1NewsNZ) October 17, 2020

'Wendy's getting in there' – Wendy Petrie enjoys Clarke Gayford's election kai outside his Auckland home https://t.co/uDMxfssqaA #YourVote2020 pic.twitter.com/rA9jqO8yfk

— 1 NEWS (@1NewsNZ) October 17, 2020

1 NEWS's Wendy Petrie is on standby at @jacindaardern's house as the election results trickle in, but she's not alone. The @nzlabour leader's fiancé, Clarke Gayford, popped out with some snacks for a chat. #YourVote2020 pic.twitter.com/syYBfoSTYA

— 1 NEWS (@1NewsNZ) October 17, 2020

'This is Jacinda territory here' – picking over the red tide in political leaders' rural home towns https://t.co/k118imMtqg

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 18, 2020

Election 2020: Who are the MPs ejected from the Beehive? https://t.co/9L5BftO2Wu pic.twitter.com/nmpjyxEBaY

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 18, 2020

Election 2020 live: Jacinda Ardern says Labour to form government in 'next two to three weeks', reacts to Covid-19 case https://t.co/AEEdBDO89Q

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 18, 2020

Election 2020: New MP to hit the ground running after surprise win https://t.co/CloYo3HxbX

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 18, 2020

Election 2020: The red tide of Labour takes over Taranaki https://t.co/t7Mmwl7fLA

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 18, 2020

Election 2020: 'Straight down to business' for new Nelson MP Rachel Boyack https://t.co/z2urcgC7VI

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 18, 2020

Election 2020: Waitaki MP Jacqui Dean delighted to survive Labour swing https://t.co/MBgjyzyvO3

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 18, 2020

Election 2020: New ACT MP Chris Baillie needs a place to live in Wellington https://t.co/btHHbP0yzs

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 18, 2020

Election 2020: Judith Collins makes a pitch to stay on as National leader https://t.co/DSzvSrTeGM

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 18, 2020

Election 2020: Palmerston North's 'Cookie quinella' off to Parliament https://t.co/oEWJbJ6fhU

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 18, 2020

Election 2020 live: Gerry Brownlee laments 'red wash' across country as ousted National MPs consider future https://t.co/kwdwigjnqO

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 18, 2020

Election 2020: Win or lose, it's a Māori Party 'revolution' – former leader https://t.co/k00qOhDstB

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 18, 2020

Election 2020: Rangitīkei may get two MPs, National's Ian McKelvie holds the seat https://t.co/emQlNE6roD

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 18, 2020

Election 2020: Labour's red wave washes over Manawatū electorates https://t.co/Z4u5NOFNID

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 18, 2020

New Zealand stands together as the world burns https://t.co/ia7xoTrTqB

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 17, 2020

Election 2020: Shane Jones drowns his sorrows during harrowing night for NZ First https://t.co/PtxnbWzSlr

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 17, 2020

Election 2020: Labour is in, but will the special votes change some things? https://t.co/5XHTZSCQ63

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 17, 2020

Election 2020 live: National leader Judith Collins fronts up after electoral disaster https://t.co/vhWoxVJEoF

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 17, 2020

Election 2020: Ousted Nelson MP Nick Smith to reflect on what's next https://t.co/xZMsJXOfDo

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 17, 2020

Election 2020: Labour's Neru Leavasa becomes MP for newest electorate, Takanini https://t.co/WiagiFuuJE

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 17, 2020

Ardern's majority: With an unprecedented mandate, what will the Prime Minister do with her second term? https://t.co/bBOPpC8nLY pic.twitter.com/D5zGZ8NhKs

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 17, 2020

ACT deputy leader Brooke van Velden a novice MP but has plenty of political experience https://t.co/KpaTksI4WH

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 17, 2020

Election 2020: National's Denise Lee hangs on to Maungakiekie seat – just https://t.co/nsXFX0uKXB

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 17, 2020

Election 2020: Labour's Shanan Halbert takes Northcote seat from National https://t.co/nDiLsD7KW2

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 17, 2020

Election 2020: Māori Party pushes one waka towards shore in 'red tsunami' https://t.co/duff8treWB pic.twitter.com/qzJE7GdaU0

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 17, 2020

Election 2020: How the world reacted to Jacinda Ardern's landslide victory https://t.co/kateyA1x7d

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 17, 2020

National's Stuart Smith sees off massive Labour effort to win Kaikōura https://t.co/cjrPcFGg6f

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 17, 2020

Election 2020: Greens make MMP history https://t.co/qNcTGaV0ur pic.twitter.com/IVS8eg1CiQ

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 17, 2020

Election 2020: Labour’s slogan may as well have been 'would you just look at the state of that other lot?' https://t.co/nyfEVWw5Bp

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 17, 2020

Election 2020: From guns to euthanasia, David Seymour made every issue a winner https://t.co/azbz4DpS7r

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 17, 2020

Election 2020: Labour's Ginny Andersen takes 'rollercoaster' Hutt South from National's Chris Bishop https://t.co/tFGPcMbXbI

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 17, 2020

Election 2020: National retains Whangārei and Northland seats – but only just https://t.co/FcPzdwwNnp

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 17, 2020

Election 2020: Human rights lawyer Vanushi Walters is new Upper Harbour MP https://t.co/Cohesu1f9l

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 17, 2020

Election 2020: Lawyer Arena Williams replaces Louisa Wall as Labour Manurewa MP https://t.co/mSnUxSkoYR

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 17, 2020

Election 2020: Labour supporters dance the conga after dramatic takeover of New Plymouth seat https://t.co/t3arfYBfKw

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 17, 2020

Election 2020: Kelvin Davis' convoluted, bizarre election night poem https://t.co/qq2CjKUKPf

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 17, 2020

Penny Simmonds not claiming victory in Invercargill seat just yet https://t.co/ljQTvQvDnD

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 17, 2020

Election 2020: Labour's Ōtaki candidate takes the seat off National https://t.co/h1IV1zJp5K

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 17, 2020

Kieran McAnulty: winning Wairarapa 'the greatest moment of my life' https://t.co/pR1moeihws

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 17, 2020

Labour's Liz Craig waiting on special votes to come in https://t.co/bXCMjipVx4

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 17, 2020

Election 2020: Greens' Chlöe Swarbrick takes Auckland Central in shock win https://t.co/G0JoV0Sp9F pic.twitter.com/CGuWPqVMPZ

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 17, 2020

Election 2020: Christchurch a sea of red as voters back Labour https://t.co/wECCwMJfNC

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 17, 2020

Election 2020: Chris Luxon cruises to victory as new Botany MP https://t.co/29fWj9biq8

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 17, 2020

Election 2020: Palmerston North's 'Cookie quinella' off to Parliament https://t.co/ZBapeSrpp0

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 17, 2020

Election 2020: National's Ian McKelvie leaves it late in everblue Rangitīkei https://t.co/BDWTIlXV2w

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 17, 2020

Election 2020: Labour takes New Plymouth back from National after 12 years https://t.co/gHj0Wbp0RU

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 17, 2020

Election 2020: Labour's Ōtaki candidate extends lead but won't claim victory https://t.co/OLGT4JjGSx

— Stuff (@NZStuff) October 17, 2020

New Zealand Vol.22 (2020 Election)

Jacinda Ardern was projected to claim a famous victory and an outright majority as early results rolled in on Saturday https://t.co/Nv2xdZr3PA

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) October 17, 2020

Jacinda Ardern looks set to claim victory in the 2020 election. But much tougher challenges lay ahead over the next three years https://t.co/7GldxW8TQ5

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) October 17, 2020

Live coverage: Polls have just closed in New Zealand with the country's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern seeking to secure a second term https://t.co/Mhc4KRIygs pic.twitter.com/IWKQgEjbCB

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) October 17, 2020

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is celebrating a historic election win, earning her second term in office after the Labour Party scored it's greatest result in 50 years. #9News https://t.co/mGdHchxAfz

— 9News Melbourne (@9NewsMelb) October 17, 2020

.@jacindaardern reelected as New Zealand's prime minister. #nzpol #7NEWS https://t.co/nhTuPFlqm8

— 7NEWS Melbourne (@7NewsMelbourne) October 17, 2020

#ANALYSIS: Ardern led NZ through terror, a volcano, and COVID-19. Now her trickiest challenge begins https://t.co/Y7COwd65t1

— ABC News (@abcnews) October 17, 2020

New Zealanders will be voting for more than just the next PM. And it could reshape the future of the country https://t.co/hZgNyAZTPX

— ABC News (@abcnews) October 16, 2020

Federal Labor MP Tanya Plibersek says people across the world would like to see more politicians like Jacinda Arden, following the New Zealand prime minister’s landslide election win yesterday. #NZElection2020 https://t.co/oR3jmytS4V

— SBS News (@SBSNews) October 17, 2020

Jacinda Ardern wins the New Zealand election in a landslide https://t.co/dBPQOprhlk pic.twitter.com/LBU38ygEH3

— Daily Mail Australia (@DailyMailAU) October 17, 2020

The polls have now closed in New Zealand and Jacinda Ardern is battling it out to gain a second term as New Zealand Prime Minister after Kiwis went to the polls today: https://t.co/whWH2WkPZW

— The Courier-Mail (@couriermail) October 17, 2020

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's centre-left Labour Party won a landslide victory in New Zealand's general election https://t.co/TxLHut25uW pic.twitter.com/4t2VZ07FPX

— Reuters (@Reuters) October 17, 2020

"Elections aren't always great at bringing people together, but they also don't need to tear one another apart."

Jacinda Ardern gave this speech after winning her second term as prime minister of New Zealand.

More here: https://t.co/I9WBqcc0TC pic.twitter.com/y4RY0kqFWw

— SkyNews (@SkyNews) October 17, 2020

She secured 49% of the vote for the Labour party—the best result for any party since 1951 https://t.co/AEAD2Zr2VP

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) October 17, 2020

Jacinda Ardern's first term as New Zealand's prime minister – in pictures https://t.co/onUCqZtYpQ

— The Guardian (@guardian) October 17, 2020

Jacinda Ardern thanks supporters amid Labour landslide – video https://t.co/bDJSpb3rp2

— Guardian news (@guardiannews) October 17, 2020

"Jacinda-mania has taken hold on the Left, but New Zealand's Prime Minister has pursued a disastrous Covid policy," writes @RossjournoClark https://t.co/bftD8m4Q95

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) October 17, 2020

Jacinda Ardern wins landslide re-election after calm coronavirus response https://t.co/6FUjZ416sy

— The Independent (@Independent) October 17, 2020

Jacinda Ardern secures second term in landslide NZ election victory https://t.co/AFBGfJNuGO

— Evening Standard (@standardnews) October 17, 2020

Jacinda Ardern on track for landslide re-election win in New Zealand vote https://t.co/EInXKJJsUP pic.twitter.com/rfJCkf7llV

— Mirror Politics (@MirrorPolitics) October 17, 2020

Jacinda Ardern wins second term as New Zealand PM with a landslide victory https://t.co/2bPepSq1m5

— ITV News (@itvnews) October 17, 2020

Jacinda Ardern has won a second term as prime minister in New Zealand's election https://t.co/3ePKXDHFY7

— LBC (@LBC) October 17, 2020

New Zealand's Labour Party in landslide election win – promised higher taxes on the rich, clampdown on tax avoidance; higher spending on education/health, economic recovery & green policies. Similar to UK Labour's 2019 pledges.
UK politicians pls note.https://t.co/sO9qqNnkKS

— Prem Sikka (@premnsikka) October 17, 2020

New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern wins landslide election after Covid responsehttps://t.co/oo519D6i6q pic.twitter.com/GUuE43U0He

— The Scottish Sun (@ScottishSun) October 17, 2020

How do you keep a Govt alive with big majotity. #indyref2 https://t.co/xd0qJxqa7c

— Billy Reid (@BillyRe05269109) October 17, 2020

https://twitter.com/PeoplesMomentum/status/1317414591287250944

Turns out people do value competent and intelligent leadership. Jacinda Ardern's Labour Party gets almost 50 per cent of the vote – a massive landslide in a parliamentary system. https://t.co/C9MyO75hWL

— Edward Luce (@EdwardGLuce) October 17, 2020

https://twitter.com/ladbible/status/1317396481356288005

'During her first term, she banned future oil and gas exploration, increased paid parental leave, raised the minimum wage, and increased benefits for the most deprived New Zealanders.'

Ardern New Zealand election landslide ❤https://t.co/YpYdlQuFdi

— duck (@duckrabbitblog) October 17, 2020

Jacinda Ardern wins the New Zealand election in a landslide giving her Labour Party three more years of power – after the country eliminated coronavirus under her leadership

https://t.co/zCFOvsq1XC

— Socialist Voice (@SocialistVoice) October 17, 2020

Jacinda Ardern, the politician who delivered #ZeroCovid for New Zealand, wins emphatic victory in the general election. Politicians in Ireland and Britain should be learning from NZ, Taiwan, Japan … It can be done https://t.co/M2WnK3tp8I

— Dr Gabriel Scally (@GabrielScally) October 17, 2020

Centrists in Britain remember when you praise #jacindaardern she'd be against Trident are you? https://t.co/W7A2uee543

— John Smith (son of Harry Leslie Smith) (@Harryslaststand) October 17, 2020

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has won a landslide victory in the country's general election, leveraging success battling Covid-19 to gain an unprecedented outright majority https://t.co/y6cPe9NVZX

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) October 17, 2020

BREAKING: Jacinda Ardern wins landslide re-election in New Zealand vote https://t.co/kEu475QeFi pic.twitter.com/3G770LXV6Q

— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) October 17, 2020

BREAKING: Jacinda Ardern wins landslide re-election in New Zealandhttps://t.co/MMLwOijSTO

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) October 17, 2020

This is what real leadership looks like.
She also took a 20% pay cut, so unlike our vastly overpaid photocall narcissists and posh boys who reek of greed, entitlement and self importance:

New Zealand election: Jacinda #Ardern secures landslide victory https://t.co/IX6VtlbsIJ.

— JIM FITZPATRICK (@jimfitzpatrick) October 17, 2020

https://twitter.com/MuhammadLila/status/1317436262509350914

New Zealand's Ardern wins 2nd term in election landslide
https://t.co/ljujl0rIzV pic.twitter.com/OIWcP0n9s3

— CP24 (@CP24) October 17, 2020

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has won a second term in office. https://t.co/8FsW1TCDCT

— CBC News (@CBCNews) October 17, 2020

New Zealand's Ardern wins 2nd term in election landslide https://t.co/6V8KVbxZp7

— CTV News (@CTVNews) October 17, 2020

Ardern leads Labour to landslide N.Z. election victory after successful COVID-19 strategy https://t.co/QH8eyaYz7D

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) October 17, 2020

New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern stood up to her country’s gun lobby, which used NRA-style rhetoric to oppose her assault rifle ban. She just won a resounding electoral victory. #guncontrol https://t.co/G3y8R7Z849

— Blake Brown (@RBlakeBrown) October 17, 2020

Jacinda Ardern wins landslide re-election in New Zealand vote https://t.co/SGVNZPCZPq

— Business Day (@BDliveSA) October 17, 2020

BREAKING: Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern swept to a commanding victory in New Zealand’s general election

More @business: https://t.co/7wEftk4W6Z #NZElection2020 pic.twitter.com/hoJ818aUxQ

— Bloomberg QuickTake (@QuickTake) October 17, 2020

BREAKING: Jacinda Ardern Wins Second Term in a Landslide in #NewZealand . Biggest win for labor party & progressives in recent history.

She eliminated Covid-19, hence no mask in her Victory speech: pic.twitter.com/jpS7NgbnEw

— Joyce Karam (@Joyce_Karam) October 17, 2020

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern reelected in landslide https://t.co/lBC1PO2qwj

— FOX13 Memphis (@FOX13Memphis) October 17, 2020

New Zealand’s Ardern wins 2nd term in election landslidehttps://t.co/1eNYKw7GlT

— Portland Press Herald (@PressHerald) October 17, 2020

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern wins second term in election landslide of historic proportions

With most votes counted, Ardern’s liberal Labour Party was winning 49% of the vote compared to 27% for its main challenger.https://t.co/XMlpKAn3Pe

— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) October 17, 2020

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is the first leader under New Zealand’s current system to be elected outright https://t.co/WDTCA8TsDG

— TIME (@TIME) October 17, 2020

After praise for her COVID response, Jacinda Ardern wins election landslide in New Zealand https://t.co/hIQ8aLMDfD

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) October 17, 2020

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern winning reelection isn't surprising: her leadership has helped New Zealand become one of the most successful countries in handling the coronavirus pandemic.
https://t.co/tRbKe80dQm

— NPR (@NPR) October 17, 2020

New Zealand prime minister Jacinda Ardern wins second term https://t.co/bYnOmfS5MV pic.twitter.com/Eu7hNNewc3

— The Hill (@thehill) October 17, 2020

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern won a second term in office Saturday in an election landslide of historic proportions https://t.co/SlYBzym9XM

— POLITICO (@politico) October 17, 2020

The general election win ushers in New Zealand’s first purely left-leaning government in decades. https://t.co/khDDL1r13t

— HuffPost (@HuffPost) October 17, 2020

Ardern was often greeted like a rock star on the campaign trail. https://t.co/G5r943fdb3

— Slate (@Slate) October 18, 2020

New Zealand’s Covid-19 response was hailed around the world. Now Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has won a historic reelection. https://t.co/d9WlK4UkFA

— Vox (@voxdotcom) October 17, 2020

NEW: New Zealand's top health official said today after reporting the first community COVID-19 case for 12 days, a man who worked on ships, that it "shows our systems … are working" and "the risk of onward transmission is contained" https://t.co/qzXxQOyVw9

— Axios (@axios) October 18, 2020

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern appears headed toward landslide reelection https://t.co/wPFMGWANH2

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) October 17, 2020

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern’s center-left Labour Party won a landslide victory in national elections Saturday as voters endorsed her government’s efforts to stamp out the coronavirus https://t.co/51HhlkdcIi

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) October 17, 2020

Does Trump ever wonder if he should have tried to actually do his job? https://t.co/Gwqq6jbRcT

— Paul Krugman (@paulkrugman) October 17, 2020

The expected landslide for Jacinda Ardern should be a lesson in democracy and Covid policy for the U.S., @davidfickling writes https://t.co/7FozpHRXuP via @bopinion

— Bloomberg (@business) October 13, 2020

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern wins second term in election landslide https://t.co/W6mWvXcvCy

— CBS News (@CBSNews) October 17, 2020

Jacinda Ardern looks set to win a second term as New Zealand's Prime Minister with preliminary results indicating that her success at handling the country's coronavirus outbreak has secured a landslide victory https://t.co/4dx9V0nZIL

— CNN Breaking News (@cnnbrk) October 17, 2020

Incumbent New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern won a 2nd term in office Saturday in a historic election landslide, viewed by many as an endorsement of her handling of the coronavirus pandemic. https://t.co/xs3YVskeKY

— Breaking News (@BreakingNews) October 17, 2020

Truth always wins out! This wonderful leader told people the truth. She just recently Increased testing and tracing because seven people were infected, but it worked – as opposed to our leader, this woman saves lives!
https://t.co/XBiExVbWjz

— Barbra Streisand (@BarbraStreisand) October 17, 2020

Her pandemic response/socialist ideals were so good that she literally won in a landslide victory that has never been done in 50+ years in NZ.

If we had someone like her in power in the U.S. we’d have #MedicareForAll, #GreenNewDeal, & Legalized Marijuana.https://t.co/sQAzPl23vx

— Professor Champagne Socialist (@Savion) October 17, 2020

Only 85 COVID deaths in the entire country. True leadership.

“Ardern’s performance beat pre-election opinion polls and put Labour on course for its strongest showing since 1946.”

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern wins landslide in New Zealand election
https://t.co/OO13FkHYi3

— Thom Hartmann (@Thom_Hartmann) October 17, 2020

https://twitter.com/USPoliticsPoll/status/1317528647272681474

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern’s centre-left Labour Party won a landslide victory in New Zealand’s general election on Saturday as voters rewarded her for a decisive response to COVID-19.https://t.co/Vn5H12I3qO

— The Wire (@thewire_in) October 17, 2020

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's centre-left Labour Party wins a landslide victory in New Zealand's general election: Reuters pic.twitter.com/u7TpyK6wlA

— ANI (@ANI) October 17, 2020

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's centre-left Labour Party won a landslide victory in New Zealand's general election as voters rewarded her for a decisive response to COVID-19.#newzealandelection https://t.co/k0oKeGoWaS

— The Hindu (@the_hindu) October 17, 2020

New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern wins landslide election victory https://t.co/tQcT9eMcQ7

— khol do (@Khol_Do) October 17, 2020

Jacinda Ardern wins her second term with a landslide victory. She will be the first PM under New Zealand's govt current system who will be able to govern without coalition support. You don't need to be a so-called 'Strong Man' to win elections in good countries. https://t.co/MLTL9FBJAP

— Ashok Swain (@ashoswai) October 17, 2020

JUST IN: Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern’s center-left Labour Party won a landslide victory in New Zealand’s general election on Saturday as voters rewarded her for a decisive response to COVID-19. | @reuters
https://t.co/e4Dzv2lo8B

— Inquirer (@inquirerdotnet) October 17, 2020

LANDSLIDE VICTORY. The New Zealand public used the election to emphatically back Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's performance during times of crisis, giving her a second three-year term in office.

READ: https://t.co/H3GQcgTvab pic.twitter.com/9SZQnG4bg1

— ABS-CBN News (@ABSCBNNews) October 17, 2020

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern won a landslide victory in New Zealand's general election Saturday, leveraging success battling COVID-19 to gain an unprecedented outright majority and the chance to implement her reform agenda. https://t.co/7ien4XDLze

— Philstar.com (@PhilstarNews) October 17, 2020

New Zealand currently has no community cases and is among only a few nations where people are not required to wear masks or follow social distancing.

https://t.co/5LC4GQSxsR

— The Star (@staronline) October 17, 2020

Jacinda Ardern wins in landslide victory in New Zealand general election https://t.co/E8VsjY7gYp pic.twitter.com/9wiI0Xj9sr

— Mothership.sg (@MothershipSG) October 17, 2020

In a civilized world, people reward empathy, good work and don’t get swayed by hate and bigotry. India you are many generations behind countries like New Zealand. https://t.co/UbvJohpuu8

— Rifat Jawaid (@RifatJawaid) October 17, 2020

#BREAKING – PM Jacinda Ardern's Labour Party wins the 2020 New Zealand General Elections in a landslide – winning 49% of the total vote; giving the party 64 out of 120 seats under its mixed proportional representation electoral system; it is the largest Labour victory in 50 years pic.twitter.com/5Qw8adzT7g

— Kevz Politics (@KevzPolitics) October 17, 2020

New Zealand’s Ardern wins 2nd term in election landslide https://t.co/vRssdG8tm9

— Jamaica Gleaner (@JamaicaGleaner) October 17, 2020

Ardern wins re-election as New Zealand PM https://t.co/viLpgzOuVt

— Punch Newspapers (@MobilePunch) October 17, 2020

“We will build back better from the Covid crisis. Better, stronger, with an answer to the many challenges New Zealand already faced." Jacinda Ardern delivers a landslide win https://t.co/Z5FRPS8ygG | pic.twitter.com/62wDPGVWq9

— The National (@TheNationalNews) October 17, 2020

New Zealand’s Ardern appears headed for landslide win and 2nd term https://t.co/zhx1QZFjMr

— The Times of Israel (@TimesofIsrael) October 17, 2020

https://twitter.com/MOFA_Taiwan/status/1317507415374376960

Why Jacinda Ardern Won a Landslide #SpittingImage

Now streaming on @BritBox_UK pic.twitter.com/zsCJ1ZlAnm

— Spitting Image (@SpittingImage) October 17, 2020

Congratulations to Jacinda Ardern for her second term landslide victory in NZ elections and her party becoming the only party that has won a majority of votes in the last 24 years in New Zealand @jacindaardern pic.twitter.com/2sSsCTkY4C

— Faisal Javed Khan (@FaisalJavedKhan) October 17, 2020

New Zealand's Jacinda Ardern says will form government in 2-3 weeks – https://t.co/1mGsQP4zIh #LatestComments pic.twitter.com/PWfYfwgRCt

— VIXC News (@VIXC_News) October 18, 2020

With one of the largest victories ever recorded in at least 50 years, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has been re-elected by a landslide.

For the first time in the country's MMP history, the Labour party has won enough seats to govern alone.

— UberFacts (@UberFacts) October 17, 2020

New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has been thanking voters after initial tallies suggest the Labour party is heading for a landslide victory. @VirginMediaNews

— Virgin Media News (@VirginMediaNews) October 17, 2020

New Zealand's PM Jacinda Ardern has won a second term in a landslide election victory.@gzeromedia looks at how Ardern rose in popularity. https://t.co/sf5sqmrWql

— ian bremmer (@ianbremmer) October 18, 2020

Bad Omen for U.S.?! Do people want to live under a medical dictatorship? – New Zealand's lockdown loving COVID 'zero case' fanatic Ardern wins 2nd term in election landslide https://t.co/tGeuX3VlfI

— Marc Morano (@ClimateDepot) October 17, 2020

https://twitter.com/the_female_lead/status/1317421709427920897

"Everything I've ever thought about doing has been, in some sense, about helping people." Jacinda Ardern pic.twitter.com/tnUfXGFTpy

— The Female Lead (@the_female_lead) October 17, 2020

Not letting thousands of people die proves popular in New Zealand.

Jacinda Ardern wins landslide victory after coronavirus response, with predicted 64 seats pic.twitter.com/RI1mnsR4gV

— Double Down News (@DoubleDownNews) October 17, 2020

Landslide. Jacinda Ardern to remain New Zealand PM. pic.twitter.com/kfFX3D5ZsT

— Hans Frauenlob (@HansFrauenlob) October 17, 2020

New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern has won a second term in office after a historic landslide victory.

Ardern's handling of the #COVID19 pandemic earned her party 49% of votes, which could make it the first party to govern New Zealand alone in decades. pic.twitter.com/R2gALyXzqn

— AJ+ (@ajplus) October 17, 2020

Jacinda Ardern has won a second term as New Zealand's Prime Minister.

Results and polls attribute her success at handling the country's coronavirus outbreak for her landslide victory in the election. pic.twitter.com/OwUmOr16gA

— BFM News (@NewsBFM) October 17, 2020

Jacinda Ardern calls capitalism a "blatant failure", says the free market is not the best way to deliver "fairer or healthier societies" & calls economic growth an "unnecessary evil". Sorry centrists, she is not one of yours.

— Council Estate Socialism (@CESocialism) October 17, 2020

Jacinda Ardern just won second term as prime minister of New Zealand by a landslide for her unshaken commitment to the people, witnessed by the entire world time and time again.

Competence is the bare minimum a nation deserves from their leadership.

— Aisha Shuaibu (@SuperwomanAisha) October 17, 2020

New Zealand experienced one of the world's toughest lockdowns to contain and defeat COVID19. Rather than punishing their PM who achieved that they returned Jacinda Ardern's government in a landslide.

Why can't we, in Australia, be more like NZ?

— Claire G. Coleman (@clairegcoleman) October 17, 2020

This is now a Jacinda Ardern when she's furious fan account pic.twitter.com/jRRkaeP40v

— shane reaction ☘️ (@shane_reaction_) October 17, 2020

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and her party will likely win the election in the biggest landslide in New Zealand politics in over 70 years.

Let’s do this, America. Seventeen days. https://t.co/BTbQfw6970

— Shannon Watts (@shannonrwatts) October 17, 2020

‘NZ election 2020: Jacinda Ardern thanks New Zealand amid Labour landslide’ Reward for competent, honest, inspiring, progressive leadership – how desperately the world needs more like her https://t.co/jBMFvNwSrB

— Andrew Feinstein (@andrewfeinstein) October 17, 2020

Jacinda Ardern farewells Winston Peters and NZF on behalf of NZ voters pic.twitter.com/yFozsh0fb5

— Straight Arrow (@StraightArrowNZ) October 18, 2020

Congratulations, @jacindaardern, on your election victory; it’s very well deserved. Thank you for your outstanding leadership in the #COVID19 response. I look forward to continuing to work with you and your government. Together! https://t.co/UkckPapRv6

— Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus (@DrTedros) October 17, 2020

Texas Vol.16 (corporations: McKesson Corporation)

This year, getting a #fluvaccine is more important than ever. Do your part, get vaccinated. #PharmacistFluFighters are here to help! @NACDS pic.twitter.com/48jyQB2Z5z

— McKesson Corporation (@McKesson) September 24, 2020

We have mobilized resources during health crises throughout history. Now with the COVID-19 pandemic straining global healthcare, we’re responding. Learn more about how we’ve helped during health crises in the past and what we’re doing now: https://t.co/81lxeGOjOb #TeamMcKesson pic.twitter.com/vY62dImpch

— McKesson Corporation (@McKesson) September 18, 2020

According to @NACDS, 27% of adults say they are more likely to get the flu vaccination this year due to COVID-19. We’re happy to announce that 4,000 community Health Mart pharmacies will be offering flu shots this year to help protect our communities. https://t.co/jetMv1XJot pic.twitter.com/WevBWmpUlk

— McKesson Corporation (@McKesson) September 17, 2020

In 2009 the H1N1 virus posed a major threat to human health. We partnered with the CDC as the sole vaccine distributor & deployed over 125 million doses across the U.S. Read more about how we’ve helped during health crises throughout time: https://t.co/VWGSEb0h6D #FlashbackFriday pic.twitter.com/Cj4X7CAD0S

— McKesson Corporation (@McKesson) August 28, 2020

#HurricaneLaura won’t stop our commitment to deliver critical medicines and supplies to our customers. For more information on how McKesson is there in times of need visit: https://t.co/tl6U9v8vfz

— McKesson Corporation (@McKesson) August 27, 2020

Whether you're seeing patients now or getting back to wellness visits soon, get the vaccines you need to help protect patients. https://t.co/BAKgISFd0g #ivax2protect pic.twitter.com/qp9ebjZt9l

— McKesson Corporation (@McKesson) August 26, 2020

COVID-19 is strongly impacting patients with cancer and rare diseases. In times of uncertainty, specialty pharmacies can play an important role in supporting those patients. Learn how from Brandon Tom of @BiologicsMcK. https://t.co/KJyHsh8tF7 pic.twitter.com/NNeuva21a7

— McKesson Corporation (@McKesson) August 25, 2020

Prescription drug cost is a growing concern for many Americans. Empowering the value biosimilars bring to healthcare may be a big part of the solution everyone is seeking. https://t.co/35r0cw83tL pic.twitter.com/QNEiZKTrTm

— McKesson Corporation (@McKesson) August 24, 2020

With the increase of COVID-19 cases in the U.S. even rural communities are at risk. We’re eager to support more than 150 Health Mart pharmacies making a difference through COVID-19 test collection. See more of their impact here: https://t.co/ndpdMKzqd4 pic.twitter.com/6S88lJb7AL

— McKesson Corporation (@McKesson) August 12, 2020

The stats are undeniable. Cancer patients are at greater risk if they get COVID-19. Dr. Neubauer of @TheUSONetwork shares how cancer care is adjusting to this new reality. https://t.co/VIFeR26q1W pic.twitter.com/EC2eYJBK6L

— McKesson Corporation (@McKesson) August 10, 2020

The pandemic has changed many aspects of our lives. But community pharmacy is setting itself apart by providing patients the safety, ease and confidence they need to navigate COVID-19. Watch our own Nancy Lyons explain in this @DrugStoreNews webinar: https://t.co/tMhAawzXsT pic.twitter.com/tkYJ4i5Bic

— McKesson Corporation (@McKesson) August 5, 2020

We partnered with 13 food banks across the nation to provide over 6 million meals in some of the areas hit hardest by the economic toll of COVID-19. https://t.co/EpuFtuFegE pic.twitter.com/qhjB9xArRj

— McKesson Corporation (@McKesson) July 27, 2020

A good way to stay healthy is to stay in touch with your healthcare providers. While we’re staying six-feet apart telemedicine makes seeking care safe so you can #StopMedicalDistancing. https://t.co/SmWE5f8esj pic.twitter.com/nrwd5cqylL

— McKesson Corporation (@McKesson) July 21, 2020

Even under the best of circumstances, health systems must conquer complex supply chain challenges. In times of crisis, distribution partnerships matter more than ever. See how McKesson works through disaster preparedness with our customers.https://t.co/W4nmJlFw0Z pic.twitter.com/90Q30fYaAZ

— McKesson Corporation (@McKesson) July 15, 2020

Our Critical Care Drug Task Force is made up of 20 team members, up and down the supply chain, to help our hospital customers anticipate need. Their work during COVID-19 is highlighted in @PharmPracNews: https://t.co/HSbH68vMVH pic.twitter.com/JFehvw6AFf

— McKesson Corporation (@McKesson) July 1, 2020

Now more than ever, health systems are realizing the importance of the value that their distribution partners can bring. Read our white paper to learn how McKesson delivers value during times of crisis and beyond. https://t.co/EFMO87aGcn pic.twitter.com/DHxNxPiUNP

— McKesson Corporation (@McKesson) June 29, 2020

A therapy typically used to treat patients with blood cancer is showing improvement in some COVID-19 patients. US Oncology Research physicians put their expertise to work in the fight against the pandemic. Read more in @Forbes: https://t.co/9jWAiG8O6a

— McKesson Corporation (@McKesson) June 17, 2020

Congratulations to our CEO, Brian Tyler, who was named one of the Healthcare Technology Report’s top 50 healthcare technology CEOs of 2020. https://t.co/6nnLwCe1It

— McKesson Corporation (@McKesson) May 26, 2020

This month we are celebrating and recognizing the accomplishments of pharmacists everywhere. Learn more about why we're dedicating this month to show them our appreciation: https://t.co/m9vD9WeRC5 #BeyondTheCoat #APhM2020 pic.twitter.com/I8cfXGRE6y

— McKesson Corporation (@McKesson) October 5, 2020

Children missing #vaccines in a pandemic is an important problem to solve. But #pharmacists are stepping into help. Did you know? For more than 25 years, pharmacists have conveniently administered immunizations. Read more: https://t.co/3YYScG5E6C pic.twitter.com/olNDKDc1Dg

— McKesson Corporation (@McKesson) September 16, 2020

Back-to-school can be in the pharmacy setting, too. Health Mart now offers accredited pharmacy technician training. New training options help your pharmacy recruit and retain top talent. Learn more:https://t.co/CLFa1KzbJZ pic.twitter.com/kzaD77gC3F

— McKesson Corporation (@McKesson) September 10, 2020

Precision medicine has progressed over the last 10 years. Discover the facts about precision medicine, and learn how new technology is bringing important changes to the forefront of cancer care: https://t.co/JbMNlGAIpF pic.twitter.com/W9VBWt1XEs

— McKesson Corporation (@McKesson) September 8, 2020

In 2014, the Ebola virus swept through West Africa, claiming the lives of 8,400. We responded by donating 200 pallets of medical relief supplies in partnership with World Vision. Learn more about the ways we help when the world is in need: https://t.co/H4MP5ChFkT #FlashbackFriday pic.twitter.com/Yvjpw70RHk

— McKesson Corporation (@McKesson) September 4, 2020

Judging from the drug pipeline, the future of oncology is oral chemotherapy. So, how will our healthcare system adapt? We discussed this recently with OncLive. https://t.co/IW7IguJnU7 pic.twitter.com/JhZEiQuInz

— McKesson Corporation (@McKesson) August 27, 2020

We talked to 11 pediatric practices to learn how they’re approaching well-child visits in the age of COVID-19. Read more about the 5 ways they’re preparing for this back to school season: https://t.co/GZEwWzyxzu #VaccinesWork pic.twitter.com/CUoQLkquHQ

— McKesson Corporation (@McKesson) August 27, 2020

The Vaccines for Children Program provides free vaccines to children who are underinsured. In 2006, the CDC selected us to distribute vaccines for VFC, reaching more than 1.8 million children nationwide. Learn how we work to create healthier communities: https://t.co/x1qUicxjth pic.twitter.com/ZQIs1IWRHk

— McKesson Corporation (@McKesson) August 21, 2020

Vaccination is still a top priority in well-child care. Children who are not protected by vaccines may be more vulnerable to diseases. Prepare for well visits and help your youngest patients stay healthy. https://t.co/5olgmgDXZi #VaccinesWork pic.twitter.com/EGexWTpQtw

— McKesson Corporation (@McKesson) August 20, 2020

Is value-based care here to stay? 62% of oncologists and value-based care decision makers said yes. Discover more value-based care insights in our report: https://t.co/xzhJw2GQny pic.twitter.com/JWep5fYpwQ

— McKesson Corporation (@McKesson) August 18, 2020