The US Is Officially in Recession Thanks to The Corona Virus Crisis (06/16/2020) | Jeffrey Frankel @guardian
… Readers are often surprised to learn that the task of declaring a recession in the US falls to a panel of economists who consider a wide variety of indicators. Most other advanced economies, after all, define a recession as simply two consecutive quarters of negative GDP growth. But the US isn’t the only country to go beyond the two-quarters rule. The Japanese government also considers other indicators in its official business-cycle chronology. And private committees in other domains – including the eurozone, Canada, Spain, and Brazil – date business cycles by looking at a wider variety of economic indicators, though without garnering as much attention from the media or official government bodies. …
Keller @ Large: Harvard Economist Warns Of Roller Coaster Economy (w Video; 05/14/2020) | @wbz
The Briefing Room – Coronavirus and the Economy (Radio; 07/05/2020) | @BBC
Deregulate for the coronavirus recovery: The Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs should think hard about which rules to enforce. (0503/2020) | Adam J. White @WSJ
Harvard’s Reinhart and Rogoff Say This Time Really Is Different: The professors, whose 2009 book showed that financial crises often follow similar patterns, spoke to us about what’s happening in 2020. (05/18/2020) | Simon Kennedy @markets
Firms won’t give up on globalization but will ‘redesign’ supply chains: Trade expert (Video; 06/12/2020) | Robert Lawrence @BNNBloomberg
Evaluating the success of President Johnson’s War on Poverty: Revisiting the historical record using a full-income poverty measure (w PDFs; 12/09/2019) | Richard Burkhauser, Kevin C. Corinth, James Elwell, Jeff Larrimore @AEI
3 charts showing good news about American wage growth (01/07/2020) | James Pethokoukis @AEI
The ‘new normal’: Thoughts about the shape of things to come in the post-pandemic world (04/19/2020) | Nicholas Eberstadt @NBRnews
A Seven-Point Checklist for Reopening the Economy: There will be setbacks, and Congress has to commit to propping up the economy over the long term. (04/15/2020) | Michael R. Strain @bpolitics
First, acknowledge that the shutdown was the right thing to do. …
Then the U.S. needs to decide what its goals are…
…policy makers need to be comfortable discussing the trade-off between lives and economic outcomes. …
The fourth principle: The U.S. will need to act without having all the necessary information. …
A regional opening strategy can depend on governors. …
The sixth principle is to accept the ebbs and flows of progress. …
Finally, Congress should be prepared to continue its attempts to rescue the economy over the longer term. …
National Digital Currencies: The Future of Money? (06/2020) | Aditi Kumar, Jeremy Ney, Eve Lee, Victor Ji @BelferCenter
The City-Sized Hole in U.S. GPS Planning (w PDF; 11/21/2019) | @BelferCenter
Privacy and the four categories of information technology (w PDF; 05/26/2020) | Jim Harper @AEI
The coronavirus could imperil Putin’s presidency: Russia entered the crisis with a stagnant economy, and its oil-price war with the Saudis isn’t helping. (04/23/2020) | Leon Aron @WSJ
Oil’s Collapse Is a Geopolitical Reset In Disguise (04/29/2020) | Meghan L. O’Sullivan @bopinion
Russia’s Stock Market Rallies But Still Not a Source of Long-Term Capital (12/12/2019) | Ben Aris @russia_matters
In Depth with Yuval Levin: Author and American Enterprise Institute scholar Yuval Levin talked about U.S. political history and the political divide in the country today. He’s the author of “The Great Debate,” “The Fractured Republic,’ and “A Time to Build.” (Video; 06/07/2020) | @cspan
Three Americas and the pandemic, Part III: Small cities, towns, and the countryside (06/09/2020) | Charles Murray @AEI
Biden’s Bad Foreign-Policy Ideas: The former vice president lacks a consistent philosophy of when and how to use military force. (06/07/2020) | Kori Schake @TheAtlantic
What Policymakers Should Ask Modelers (04/21/2020) | Afreen Siddiqi, Kaveri Iychettira @ProSyn
How Will COVID-19 Affect the Transatlantic Relationship? (05/01/2020) | Nicholas Burns, Cathryn Clüver Ashbrook, David E. Sanger, Amanda Sloat, Torrey Taussig @BelferCenter
The World’s Weakest Strongman (06/06/2020) | Stephen M. Walt @ForeignPolicy
The United States Forgot Its Strategy for Winning Cold Wars (05/05/2020) | Stephen M. Walt @ForeignPolicy
Will a Global Depression Trigger Another World War? (05/13/2020) | Stephen M. Walt @ForeignPolicy
No, the Coronavirus Will Not Change the Global Order: We should be skeptical toward claims that the pandemic changes everything. China won’t benefit, and the United States will remain preeminent. (04/16/2020) | Joseph S. Nye @ForeignPolicy
American Exceptionalism in the Age of Trump (06/05/2020) | Joseph S. Nye @ProSyn
So Do Morals Matter in U.S. Foreign Policy? I Asked the Expert. (04/24/2020) | Joseph S. Nye @washingtonpost
How COVID-19 is Testing American Leadership (04/26/2020) | Joseph S. Nye @east_asia_forum
Breaking the Ice: How France and the UK Could Reshape a Credible European Defense and Renew the Transatlantic Partnership (w PDF; 05/2020) | Adrien Abecassis, Jolyon Howorth @BelferCenter
A divided Europe’s China challenge (26/11/2019) | Philippe Le Corre @east_asia_forum
“Maxwell Taylor’s Cold War: From Berlin to Vietnam” by Ingo Trauschweizer (05/2020) | Nathaniel L. Moir @ Michigan War Studies Review
Niall Ferguson: ‘Now We Are in Cold War II’ (04/28/2020) | @ekathimerini
Donald Trump Could Lose the Election by Authorizing a New Nuclear Weapons Test (06/23/2020) | Stephen Herzog, Benoît Pelopidas, Jonathon Baron, Fabrício Fialho @TheNatlInterest
Why Israel’s annexation of parts of the West Bank would be a historic mistake (06/22/2020) | Tzipi Livni @washingtonpost
Tzipi Livni is a former minister of foreign affairs for Israel.
South China Sea of troubles: In 2020 the world should pay more attention to the South China Sea (11/2019) | Oriana Skylar Mastro @TheEconomist
Russian jokes tell the brutal truth: In a repressive society, dark political jokes allow regular people to describe what they see with their own eyes. (11/29/2019) | Leon Aron @TheAtlantic
Who ‘Defeated’ ISIS? An Analysis of US and Russian Contributions (05/06/2020) | Domitilla Sagramoso @russia_matters
The decline of religion in American family life: Findings from the November 2019 American Perspectives Survey (12/11/2019) | Daniel A. Cox, Jacqueline Clemence, Eleanor O’Neil @AEI
How States Like Virginia Go Blue (11/08/2020) | Matthew Continetti @FreeBeacon
… President Trump so dominates the popular imagination that every election result is described in relation to his job approval and conduct in office. … But the story of this particular Democratic winning streak is less about Trump than it is about long-running demographic and cultural transformation. He catalyzed changes decades in the making. …
One reason why UI benefit payments remain low: The lingering effects of Obama-era stimulus policies (11/26/2019) | Matt Weidinger @AEI
Tag: Religion
Rhode Island Vol.8
Walking tours through historic Newport will have different themes https://t.co/UtoXBueBZt
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 24, 2020
Outdoor Arts Experience to open in Jamestown on Saturday https://t.co/ySSdA5CqAD
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 24, 2020
NewportFILM eyes Easton’s Beach as site for pop-up drive-in https://t.co/FU8PEt0WQ9
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 23, 2020
Newport Craft expands with purchase of Radiant Pig Beer Company https://t.co/4csTDLqaKZ
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 23, 2020
R.I. Department of Health updates list of cases by community https://t.co/jkTL50gC6u
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 22, 2020
Newport-to-Providence ferry service to begin Friday https://t.co/GGXrlwbePJ
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 22, 2020
WINE PRESS: Do you know the way to chardonnay? https://t.co/TkpUTMzUKu
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 20, 2020
Runway lengths under review at Newport State Airport https://t.co/fJH0Il09Gk
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 19, 2020
Newport entrepreneur goes ‘all in’ with startup company Mote https://t.co/Uc6MFGtW5U
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 19, 2020
More photos here. https://t.co/qY0HoMKfbw
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 19, 2020
A ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Hammetts Hotel is slated for June 26 and guests are already being booked, but The Daily News was given a tour of the 84-room hotel that includes retail space and an Italian restaurant. #newportri https://t.co/ytSCRJTxEG
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 19, 2020
Portsmouth Town Council OKs fiscal 2021 budget https://t.co/KxwwuMrkn8
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 24, 2020
FDA warns 9 hand sanitizers may contain a potentially fatal ingredient https://t.co/hwK9gLkqDc
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 23, 2020
DEM asks for public’s help with wild turkey sightings https://t.co/EbgTOClqMq
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 22, 2020
Juneteenth recognized in Newport under holiday’s flag at City Hall https://t.co/T9qvoxAEs4
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 20, 2020
At the RI General Assembly https://t.co/TZf0zbDU93
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 20, 2020
Raimondo discusses plan for Phase III of reopening https://t.co/0CnwhklGNB
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 20, 2020
Older Americans face another pandemic risk: Most can't work remotely despite COVID-19 https://t.co/AddJhKcIBe
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 19, 2020
Raimondo announces limits for social gatherings in phase 3; R.I. reports 9 coronavirus deaths, 68 new cases https://t.co/m0Lnif5366
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 19, 2020
Aquidneck Land Trust appoints new board members https://t.co/nIDFdi6ubd
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 19, 2020
Newport Historical Society offers opportunity to ring Colony House bell https://t.co/zJGdEVrLw8
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 19, 2020
GUEST VIEW: Middletown should provide tax exemptions to those in need https://t.co/dzQJbcZWou
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 19, 2020
Three places to learn more about Newport County’s role in slavery this Juneteenth https://t.co/EZ6A8KuCNS
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 18, 2020
Rayshard Brooks opened up about struggles, incarceration months before death. He wasn't going to 'give up'. https://t.co/RE73HHptO9
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 18, 2020
Juneteenth celebration planned for Friday in Newport https://t.co/Y3doz0O00Y
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 18, 2020
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Time for new leadership in Newport https://t.co/QAUz12RIv1
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 24, 2020
R.I. reports 6 coronavirus deaths, 73 new cases; Raimondo says some youth sports games will be allowed in phase 3 https://t.co/CHVEgjKJwG
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 24, 2020
Petition to explore school unification in Middletown rejected on legal grounds https://t.co/HDTK9zfrQn
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 24, 2020
'It was so crazy': Man handles shark with bare hands on Delaware beach in viral video https://t.co/IDLA3G0vte
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 24, 2020
New coronavirus health concern as colleges reopen: Contaminated water sitting in pipes https://t.co/DYqV8smXpj
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 24, 2020
Newport School Committee cuts budget for coming school year https://t.co/LzphvGwY9I
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 24, 2020
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Middletown should consider Florida tax exemption https://t.co/YBtMjnsQCb
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 23, 2020
Tiverton tax bill date eyed; casino revenue to be left out of budget https://t.co/mdISvFyBGK
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 23, 2020
Uprooting Plantations’: R.I. governor, top legislators dropping references to state’s full name https://t.co/gL01CghzGG
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 23, 2020
Archaeologists find massive ring of ancient shafts close to Stonehenge https://t.co/kCL9nZUykI
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 23, 2020
House panel set to grill Anthony Fauci, CDC director on Trump's coronavirus response as states see spikes https://t.co/RpOllVRgox
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 23, 2020
Coronavirus concerns mark a different start to election season on Aquidneck Island https://t.co/49TKisnoH2
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 22, 2020
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Now is not the time for neutrality https://t.co/RRWE45a5No
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 22, 2020
'Nonsense': Election experts reject Trump's claim that foreign countries could counterfeit millions of mail-in ballots https://t.co/su0lE7vHXH
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 22, 2020
Theodore Roosevelt statue to be removed from Natural History museum; Trump calls move 'ridiculous' https://t.co/xAH9HnRraw
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 22, 2020
Paddle for Access event going virtual over 50 days https://t.co/0461KfgfAZ
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 22, 2020
NEWPORT COUNTY BRIEFS: Reading program, Gyrokinesis class, food closet https://t.co/LGhdwJuiFk
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 22, 2020
In person, online classes or a mix: Colleges' fall 2020 coronavirus reopening plans, detailed https://t.co/WKpqjpnPhX
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 22, 2020
President Donald Trump slammed for using offensive, 'racist' remarks at Tulsa rally https://t.co/eDGpi8fs7a
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 22, 2020
Common Fence Music to screen online concert with acoustic blues duo https://t.co/lGqt2nHwfZ
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 22, 2020
Raimondo to sign order to remove ‘Providence Plantations’ from documents, websites https://t.co/5FxQHb7kz8
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 22, 2020
UK police: Park stabbing that killed 3 was a terror attack https://t.co/LczD0N7QLP
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 21, 2020
Seven years after it was filed, Tiverton whistleblower lawsuit settled https://t.co/ISR0vDLUPA
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 21, 2020
1 man dead, 11 people wounded in Minneapolis shooting https://t.co/di41oQX3H2
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 21, 2020
Discussion focuses on police, race and community relations on Aquidneck Island https://t.co/qS1Vwbg9HH
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 20, 2020
Barr: Trump has removed top federal prosecutor in Manhattan https://t.co/OVkjTjWTJx
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 20, 2020
6 staffers setting up for Trump rally positive for COVID-19 https://t.co/9OJDwDHK7U
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 20, 2020
Shooting in Seattle protest zone leaves 1 dead, 1 injured https://t.co/R7UCrbko0V
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 20, 2020
US says its embassy in Kabul battling coronavirus outbreak https://t.co/zMRdWXXekT
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 20, 2020
Tulsa mayor lifts curfew ahead of Trump's rally after call with president – live updates https://t.co/VkDf0nTvOO
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 19, 2020
Tennessee legislature passes fetal heartbeat bill, ban on abortions for Down syndrome https://t.co/3ZLRIkJHMv
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 19, 2020
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Leave food truck regulations alone https://t.co/NubzlW1mKQ
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 19, 2020
Aligning with liberals on DACA and LGBTQ rights, Chief Justice John Roberts asserts his independence https://t.co/mfe4vR9KXM
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 19, 2020
Oklahoma coronavirus cases surge, hospitalizations rise ahead of Trump's Tulsa rally https://t.co/t7C8kXSPDu
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 19, 2020
'I think this is a moment to put a woman of color on that ticket': Amy Klobuchar withdraws from vice president consideration https://t.co/uY6tHChTQt
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 19, 2020
Louisville police is firing officer Brett Hankison involved in Breonna Taylor shooting https://t.co/7Lnurilkd3
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 19, 2020
'All smoke and mirrors': How Trump's meatpacking order has failed to keep workers safe https://t.co/irUf577nlW
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 18, 2020
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Understanding why Black Lives Matter https://t.co/8NqkVwBEWF
— Newport Daily News (@TheNewportDaily) June 18, 2020
“I just feel that safety is the most important thing, more important than tradition." Fires limited to three a night at McCorrie Point following a council vote.https://t.co/2uqhW8FXIY
— Laura Damon (@LauraDamonNDN) June 24, 2020
11 calls for fireworks from May to June last year, compared to a whopping 58 this year.https://t.co/PluSPItW5t
— Laura Damon (@LauraDamonNDN) June 24, 2020
Updated protocols issued by AG Neronha promote greater uniformity, accountability & impartiality when investigating use-of-force incidents by police.
AG's scope of review has expanded to include use of excessive force by police.
More @TheNewportDaily ⬇️https://t.co/22TiOP4yll
— Peter Neronha (@AGNeronha) June 24, 2020
Newport native @DougKeyComedy navigates comedy during the coronavirus –https://t.co/pBEA4fRXLM via @TheNewportDaily @Bay_Path
— Rob Duguay (@RobDuguay) June 24, 2020
25 years ago today, the very first X Games opened in #NewportRI. https://t.co/B1TSAlhj9M
— DailyNewsSports (@SportsNDN) June 24, 2020
Honored to be honored during today's @riiaaa2018 awards banquet alongside Jim and Katherine Cawley, Lisa Cecchi and the incomparable Arthur Bell. @IslanderAthlete @RogersVikings https://t.co/6xQwuWbly1
— DailyNewsSports (@SportsNDN) June 23, 2020
Hey college baseball players: Wanna play this summer in the newly formed @LeagueNewport? https://t.co/mAuXlk9rcB
— DailyNewsSports (@SportsNDN) June 21, 2020
Hospital staff from Landmark Medical Center got a sendoff from local police and fire this morning as they arrived to work. pic.twitter.com/hCd6hMqwOV
— Lauren Clem (@lclemjourno) April 9, 2020
Ireland Vol.66 (post-GE2020)
Ireland: Fianna Fáil (RE), Fine Gael (EPP) and the Greens (G/EFA) have agreed to form a coalition government, pending approval by party members.
Micheál Martin (FF-RE) will become head of government (Taoiseach) until December 2022 before handing back to Leo Varadkar (FG-EPP).
— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) June 15, 2020
Make no mistake, Ireland is about to get the most radical left wing government of our lifetime and it will be sold to the population as a right wing coalition. https://t.co/XnAR9LMULw
— Robert Burke (@robertburke84) June 15, 2020
The Irish Times really pushing to manufacture consent for a FG lead neoliberal coalition. Shouldn’t be surprised journalism is among the most bourgeois professional classes in Ireland particularly that which caters to the interests of the ABC1 demographic.https://t.co/fozIgECVIu
— Elpenor Dignam (@Elpenor_Dignam) June 19, 2020
Next weekend, 140 days after general election – #Ireland supposed to get new Taoiseach & new government. This weekend, deal to make that happen just suffered big blow.
https://t.co/FkgjBh71Cd— Jon Williams (@WilliamsJon) June 21, 2020
Fianna Fáil TD, James Browne, was quick off the mark yesterday, in the Dail to highlight Tuesday's "Flash Flooding" in Enniscorthy and the delay in the town's planned flood defences. pic.twitter.com/5pNgY5wu9k
— WexfordToday.com (@Wexford2day) June 19, 2020
"It was the most diverse government that there ever has been in this country – basically everyone except Fianna Fáil." @mcculld and @rtetwip look back at Ireland’s first coalition government. pic.twitter.com/uPI9aOSNLm
— RTÉ News (@rtenews) April 26, 2020
This day 72 years ago – 18 February 1948 – the first ever coalition government in Ireland was formed.
It was comprised of Fine Gael, Labour, Clann na Poblachta, Clann na Talmhan and the National Labour Party.
This brought Éamon de Valera's 16-year tenure as Taoiseach to an end. pic.twitter.com/7jpy9PGYBS
— This Day in Irish History (@ThisDayIrish) February 18, 2020
A woman who played an important role in the peace process-it was always a pleasure to meet her as US Ambassador to Ireland.Sincere sympathy to the Kennedy family on her passing. https://t.co/7dhI21HaVT
— Sean Haughey (@sean_haughey) June 18, 2020
Jean Kennedy Smith was a true friend of Ireland. Quite apart from her formal role as Ambassador, which she performed with distinction, she had a life long love for our country and a dedication to our peace & progress. Her loss is huge. We thank her and we will miss her. RIP Jean
— Micheál Martin (@MichealMartinTD) June 18, 2020
https://twitter.com/higginsdavidw/status/1229148999858507779
A proposed five-year plan for Ireland will establish “exclusion zones” around abortion facilities. 😨
This will ban peaceful demonstrations and individuals from offering practical and emotional support to vulnerable women with an unexpected pregnancy. 😢
https://t.co/KBae01UnvO— Right To Life UK (@RightToLifeUK) June 21, 2020
Good news! Ireland is poised to stop the import of US fracked gas🍀 If @greenparty_ie, @FineGael, @fiannafailparty members vote for Programme for Gov't, Ireland could become a world leader on climate. Hopefully #IrelandsGreenFuture will be a reality! #NowIsTheTime #PFG https://t.co/AuZurIH7PR
— Mark Ruffalo (@MarkRuffalo) June 21, 2020
.@theresareidy writes on the continuity and change in the Irish political system, following the coalition agreement between Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael & the Green Party.
READ our NEW blog here:https://t.co/jrWMPY33uD@UCC
— The UK in a Changing Europe (@UKandEU) June 19, 2020
Ireland is a step closer to climbing out of political limbo. My short nugget for @TheEconomist Espresso https://t.co/FG6CpWPf8c
— Jack (@LahartJack) June 17, 2020
Coalition deal puts Ireland on right ‘path’, says climate activist @OisinCoghlan https://t.co/CLus58bP2C
— Cara Augustenborg (@CAugustenborg) June 17, 2020
Fine Gael, Fianna Fáil and Greens agree deal to form Irish coalition https://t.co/a2ufDvrhvM pic.twitter.com/1ksMlxUz80
— Republic of Ireland (@RepublicofIrela) June 15, 2020
Ireland’s first grand coalition moves a step closer, as political leaders sign off on the final details of a program for government https://t.co/ikXJnlfmZz
— Bloomberg Asia (@BloombergAsia) June 15, 2020
The Historic government coalition is out of the traps..!
Lets hope this brings soo many greening initiatives to full fruition. https://t.co/LSDLri2bD9 pic.twitter.com/Of4g7kzJJ4
— Refill Ireland (@Refill_Ireland) June 15, 2020
Not good, not again
FG/FF in the government. Ireland must to step forward with stronger #Housing policies. We think GP isn’t doing the right move #fpghttps://t.co/4Eq6uNlIAr— Dublin Renters Union (@union_dublin) June 15, 2020
Tonight, why the #FFFGGr coalition will be the final nail in the coffin of globalist insanity, how their useful idiots (lawyers/media) are heading for financial wipeout and an update on paedophile-protector school Terenure College. Join me here at 9pm: https://t.co/gNp4H6I10E
— Gemma O'Doherty (@gemmaod1) June 15, 2020
The draft deal comes after two months of negotiations between the parties https://t.co/GJ7QnrOT7x
— Evening Standard (@standardnews) June 16, 2020
#Ireland moves toward grand coalition including Greens https://t.co/AftsMmDYDR pic.twitter.com/UvF5JtvEV5
— Luxembourg Times (@LuxTimes) June 15, 2020
https://twitter.com/UnaMullally/status/1257952717009563648
We're delighted to support this open letter calling for more #SchoolStreets around Ireland to enable children to walk, cycle or scoot to school safely. https://t.co/J3De4GcCNH
— Dublin Commuter Coalition (@DublinCommuters) June 17, 2020
Dublin Commuter Coalition are calling on city and county councils across Ireland to give pedestrians the SPACE to distance themselves from others by temporarily pedestrianising narrow streets and removing superfluous on street parking and extending footpaths #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/Hrj9QiS7k1
— Dublin Commuter Coalition (@DublinCommuters) March 24, 2020
Ireland's authorities – from Taoiseach @LeoVaradkar down – has served its people outstandingly well during #Covid19. Thank you.
PS: Varadkar has just agreed to step aside as PM for a time to accommodate a post-election coalition gvt. HIGH FUNCTIONING DEMOCRACY. Makes me so proud https://t.co/TwKfGMOs4T
— Choostas (@Choostas) June 19, 2020
Martin urges dissenting local FF councillors to back coalition dealhttps://t.co/Yq7Q0y0Ktk pic.twitter.com/OL18fs6l74
— OceanFM Ireland (@OceanFmIreland) June 19, 2020
Greens not the type we want running the country – Young FG Chairman opposes coalitionhttps://t.co/FwUMrHh7FP pic.twitter.com/Vo6SjRSgEF
— OceanFM Ireland (@OceanFmIreland) June 17, 2020
This is why they object to Sinn Féin having public meetings pic.twitter.com/NdYjxorlyZ
— D@niel (@DanGra87) February 25, 2020
This is how they finish a Sinn Féin rally pic.twitter.com/8aWvhBBP29
— Hugh O'Connell (@oconnellhugh) February 25, 2020
The election is over. The people Sinn Fein need to speak to are in the Dail. Not at rallies addressing their own supporters.
Sinn Féin to hold public meetings around country to rally support for government efforts https://t.co/OFUkwFyJHZ
— ⚖️Josepha ⚡️STAY LOCAL⚡️Madigan (@josephamadigan) February 23, 2020
Sinn Féin received an enormous mandate in #GE2020
535,595 people put their faith in Sinn Fèin – this cannot be ignored
Sinn Féin will work to deliver a new style of politics & a government for change
It is time to give workers & families a break. It is time for a new Ireland pic.twitter.com/RPsrUFAhip
— Michelle O’Neill (@moneillsf) February 23, 2020
In a historic breakthrough someone other than FF/FG received the most votes to become Taoiseach.
They are looking for a carve-up of political power to block change. That's unacceptable.
Sinn Féin have a mandate for change and are determined to deliver a government for change. pic.twitter.com/AHyw8ZaTwY
— Sinn Féin (@sinnfeinireland) February 21, 2020
Tonight, for the first time in history, someone other than the leader of Fianna Fáil or Fine Gael got the most votes for Taoiseach. We now need decisive action and no delays. You voted for a government for change and that is what Sinn Féin is determined to deliver. #Taoiseach pic.twitter.com/ITv3Hn549A
— Sinn Féin (@sinnfeinireland) February 20, 2020
https://twitter.com/sinnfeinireland/status/1233366837963972608
Our Housing Spokesperson Eoin Ó Broin TD responds to Fianna Fáil's latest U-turn on the issue of rent freezes.
The only way to ensure renters get a break, that rents are reduced and frozen is with a government for change led by Sinn Féin. @EOBroin pic.twitter.com/LOGtNn90qy
— Sinn Féin (@sinnfeinireland) February 27, 2020
Mary Lou McDonald’s first speech inside 33rd Dáil becomes Sinn Féin’s most viewed video ever with over 2 million hits https://t.co/9nS9umbs4x
— Sinn Féin (@sinnfeinireland) February 25, 2020
Sinn Féin’s Mary Lou McDonald: ‘I think it only appropriate to note that today for the first time a nominee from a party other than from Fianna Fáil or Fine Gael has managed to garner the greatest number of votes’ pic.twitter.com/GPm6qCJXW0
— RTÉ News (@rtenews) February 20, 2020
Covert tracking device found under the car of a member of Sinn Féin Poblachtach today after he noticed a scraping sound under his car while going over a speed bump. A neighbour noticed a man leaving his vehicle Saturday morning and getting into a silver Vauxhall Astra pic.twitter.com/vOMlChjsK3
— Republican Sinn Féin (@RepublicanSF) February 23, 2020
"It's a great line. We are the anti-establishment party, the others are the establishment. From 2016 to now we weren't in govt. Nobody can name an FF Minister for the last 9 years. Why? Because there hasn't been an FF Minister for the last 9 years." @MichealMartinTD on Sinn Féin pic.twitter.com/Aif9LyzslR
— Fianna Fáil (@fiannafailparty) February 25, 2020
Fine Gael: we don’t like Sinn Fein because they do things behind closed doors.
Also Fine Gael: we don’t like Sinn Fein because they do things in public.
Gotcha 🧐
— Dave Gibney (@davegibney) February 25, 2020
“Sinn Féin look engaged and energetic. They look dynamic, interacting with the people. Most worrying for Varadkar and Martin, they are doing it in a way that is transparent, public, and worst of all, normal.”
Wrote this on tonight’s Sinn Féin rally. https://t.co/uoEMxXkUKp
— Carl Kinsella (@TVsCarlKinsella) February 25, 2020
Rallies prove that Sinn Féin are playing the game better than anyone else right now | JOE is the voice of Irish people at home and abroad https://t.co/I03WOGaSxl
— Eoin Ó Broin (@EOBroin) February 25, 2020
No journalist has done more to expose Garda corruption than @Mickcliff. His column on issues around Sinn Fein's commitment to liberal democratic values and the rule of law is a must read.https://t.co/NMKohUfmfs
— Dan O'Brien (@danobrien20) February 22, 2020
Why doesn’t McDonald disband the Army Council and the PIRA or if she cannot, repudiate them and sever all links and do so publicly and unequivocally? – ‘Harris agrees with PSNI that army council still oversees Sinn Féin and IRA’ https://t.co/iezbK6kLcS
— Leo Varadkar (@LeoVaradkar) February 21, 2020
This week, we’ve had a Sinn Fein TD speak against vaccinations & not pay rent to housing charity. We’ve had another make anti Semitic comments for which there has been no disciplinary action. Now we have confirmation from Garda Commissioner that SF is overseen by Army Council.
— Simon Harris TD (@SimonHarrisTD) February 21, 2020
My opinion piece in today's @IrishTimes #se2020 #seanad2020 https://t.co/st8pFiPPxk
— Michael McDowell (@SenatorMcDowell) February 26, 2020
It seems that Johnson plans to tear up the WA provisions on Northern Ireland, a move which would lead to the collapse of the GFA and jeopardize peace in Ireland. https://t.co/zvoaKhgrkL
— Nick Reeves #FBPE #RuleOfLaw (@nickreeves9876) February 24, 2020
Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has said that An Garda Síochána agrees with a PSNI assessment that Sinn Féin and the IRA are overseen by a provisional army council pic.twitter.com/2cfEOA2knu
— RTÉ News (@rtenews) February 21, 2020
Security journalist @brianpjrowan on:
* the Sinn Féin 'shadowy figures'
* the IRA army council
* the future pic.twitter.com/dB1VdsYG8G
— Mark Simpson (@BBCMarkSimpson) February 24, 2020
Sinn Féin is not a normal party. It boasts the greatest number of cranks, from anti-Semites to anti-vaxxers. At the election, a quarter of the electorate essentially voted for the Irish equivalent of the Monster Raving Loony Party, says Ian O’Dohertyhttps://t.co/XBR5SWavkL
— spiked (@spikedonline) February 24, 2020
Sinn Féin Leader Mary Lou McDonald has said the IRA does not exist following comments by Ireland's Garda Commissioner (head of police).https://t.co/eJeex8kIv7
— BBC News NI (@BBCNewsNI) February 21, 2020
'Barbarians are through the gates' – Mary Lou addresses packed Liberty Hall for Sinn Féin rally https://t.co/DNya3Fi6Tx pic.twitter.com/pc79xTeh71
— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) February 26, 2020
Eoghan Harris: 'Micheal Martin rejects Sinn Fein and speaks for the Republic'https://t.co/gVXEp0w2Kz pic.twitter.com/ysm4vZbv5N
— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) February 24, 2020
Gerry Adams rejects claim 'shadowy figures' run Sinn Feinhttps://t.co/kAR6tuCulo pic.twitter.com/MMK7MDBjaW
— Belfast Telegraph (@BelTel) February 21, 2020
Deputy First Minister Michelle O'Neill of Sinn Féin says the party will bring its desire to hold an Irish unity referendum within five years into any coalition talks in the Republic of Ireland. #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/7B3elcohjF
— BBC News NI (@BBCNewsNI) February 10, 2020
Currently watching: https://t.co/7to24seoyS Two Faced decetiful Rat is #Ireland next Taoiseach how did this happen? Micheal Martin ,Leo Varadkar , Sinn Fein #fiannafail #GreenParty
— Mark Lamb (@MarkLam24990323) June 15, 2020
Jan 23rd
Fianna Fail leader @MichealMartinTD ruled out a “grand coalition” with Fine Gael after Ireland’s General Election.
'Message is loud and clear people want a change of government'
Tonight he is in talks with @FineGael / Greens #GE2020 #rtept https://t.co/C7bN5Z6ECI pic.twitter.com/th0c1S9Ucl
— Mick Caul (@caulmick) February 13, 2020
Ireland braces for unprecedented ‘grand coalition’ https://t.co/e4mKM4RUb0 pic.twitter.com/M5UcbWmgX6
— EURACTIV (@EURACTIV) April 7, 2016
A number of potential post election scenarios exist in Ireland. Grand coalition bookies fav https://t.co/BgQD83Mvvp pic.twitter.com/0LbtB14aR4
— Open Europe (@OpenEurope) February 24, 2016
UK Vol.168 (Crown Dependencies Vol.2)
Books to read before you visit the Channel Islands https://t.co/hatTYTmtTH #Travel #armchairtravel #books #channelislands #Guernsey #Jersey
— Karen Warren (@WorldWideWriter) June 12, 2020
Thank you to Poppy from @leslandesjersey for showing us all how to wash our hands properly.
Washing your hand thoroughly for 20 seconds is one of the most effective ways to help stop the spread of coronavirus. For more information visit: https://t.co/vulxRxQ6VV pic.twitter.com/YLpSmugr8Q
— Government of Jersey (@GovJersey) June 20, 2020
Jersey bans single-use carrier bags https://t.co/QjI9pzt55q
— BBC Jersey (@BBCJersey) June 17, 2020
Nearly 100 boats paraded across St Aubin's Bay to mark the evacuation of troops from St Malo in 1940. https://t.co/arJM9FYEBS pic.twitter.com/4KPhmH3Ufn
— BBC Jersey (@BBCJersey) June 16, 2020
Coronavirus: Jersey Zoo faces 'uncertain future' https://t.co/fR5QLQV7tk
— BBC Jersey (@BBCJersey) June 11, 2020
However, couples wanting to get married will have to follow relevant coronavirus guidance to ensure people are safety at ceremonies. https://t.co/Ns3K6LbIzx
— ITV News Channel TV (@ITVChannelTV) June 21, 2020
In case you missed it: Jersey's borders could open as early as Julyhttps://t.co/eq9X8ZXKOY
— ITV News Channel TV (@ITVChannelTV) June 18, 2020
Over a one year period 1,000 more people migrated into Jersey than those who moved out.https://t.co/8wgVlrMbBs
— ITV News Channel TV (@ITVChannelTV) June 18, 2020
Laws regulating private coronavirus testing facilities to be drawn up in Jersey.https://t.co/9qXLvxugp6
— ITV News Channel TV (@ITVChannelTV) June 18, 2020
A reduction in the two metre distancing requirement could happen in Jersey within the next two weeks.https://t.co/0TYtMtfOCp
— ITV News Channel TV (@ITVChannelTV) June 16, 2020
Jersey overlaps east & west time zones, has 30+ daily flights, a 1hr flight time from the UK, ferries to ports in France and the UK, 1,000 berths & facilities to charter private planes. It's no wonder Jersey is the clear choice for international business: https://t.co/5XUFDernQB pic.twitter.com/tuIIX8pt57
— Jersey Finance (@jerseyfinance) January 22, 2020
Swimming in winter? It’s totally normal in Britain’s Jersey Island https://t.co/j16Ll8K1h2 @tgamtravel pic.twitter.com/7KJxxkKBCo
— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) November 22, 2019
Lesley moved to Jersey from Zimbabwe and the UK.
Tonight at 6pm on @ITVChannelTV, as part of my Race, Racism and the Channel Islands series, she shares her own experience.
Here’s a taster: pic.twitter.com/ozLwlfg9I6
— Gary Burgess (@GaryBurgessCI) June 18, 2020
Bill to make Channel Islands reveal tax secrets abandoned — UK govt faced a revolt over a cross-party call for the Crown Dependencies — Jersey, Guernsey & the Isle of Man — to introduce a public register showing the true ownership of companies based there https://t.co/8JhkGdMS1u
— Yannis Koutsomitis (@YanniKouts) March 5, 2019
The Channel Islands may be separated from the UK mainland by miles of water, but they're not overseas countries. In an unusual case that simple fact was enough to defeat a woman's claim for a pension-sharing order following her divorce in Jersey https://t.co/mgBPxkeZGU#divorce pic.twitter.com/OGBrdQzd6t
— FieldingsPorterMcr (@FieldingsPManc) June 19, 2020
Asian hornets are hitting the headlines again: record numbers have been spotted on Jersey in the Channel Islands.
Find out what threat they pose, how to tell them apart from European hornets and other lookalikes, and what to do if you spot one in the UK: https://t.co/UQ4SupMtxW
— Natural History Museum⁷ (@NHM_London) June 20, 2019
Jersey is the first jurisdiction in the world to make #fibre-to-the-home available to 100% of #broadband users.
👏👏👏
It is the largest of the Channel Islands has just completed the rollout a full-fibre network to 40k homes and business premises.https://t.co/FyaXqDscsM pic.twitter.com/eTQEvD7Ite— Wi-Fibre (@Wi_Fibre) October 10, 2018
Fact: Jersey island (one of the #UK Channel Islands) and New Jersey have a fascinating, shared history — and now a heated debate has erupted over statue of their common ancestor, Sir George Carteret, who traded in ivory, gold and slaves. #BlackLivesMatter https://t.co/h2rEoGxH1e
— Leah McGrath Goodman (@truth_eater) June 10, 2020
On this day June 15th 1940 the British government decided that the Channel Islands were of no strategic importance and would not be defended, but did not give Germany this information. #WW2 Channel Islands had been demilitarised. pic.twitter.com/twjCNkkmD0
— 🇬🇧Jersey Occupation Civilian Campaign UK (@JOCCAMPAIGN) June 15, 2020
Marking the 80th Anniversary of the start of the Occupation of the British Channel Islands – The Civilian Anniversary
Public Silence on June 28th 2020 at 1845. (BST) 🇬🇧 Remembrance for all the Civilians.#RememberBritishCivilians #Neverforget #WW2 pic.twitter.com/mgJQRAHTDF— 🇬🇧Jersey Occupation Civilian Campaign UK (@JOCCAMPAIGN) June 15, 2020
Guernsey's economy is showing signs of good health. Following two years of relatively strong real GDP growth in 2016 and 2017, secondary indicators suggest that growth has continued through 2018 and the first quarter of 2019. More here: https://t.co/ZnDoxRsQEI pic.twitter.com/EWiuKZXJMM
— States of Guernsey (@Govgg) June 3, 2019
Guernsey Dairy appeals for return of milk crates as it has lost 1,000 during lockdown https://t.co/mHxk8tcOwo pic.twitter.com/Mi05Rgg4sw
— BBC Guernsey (@BBCGuernsey) June 15, 2020
Dr Brink described the “incredible support” of islanders for the Public Health team as “humbling”, explaining it had “kept her going” at the end of some very long days. https://t.co/2xlSdj71XK
— BBC Guernsey (@BBCGuernsey) June 12, 2020
It's 86 days after Guernsey went into full lockdown.
The Bailiwick united in the fight against the pandemic and from midnight, social distancing is no longer required.
Read more: https://t.co/j5x8WHyFWY pic.twitter.com/4qdmDg1gF3
— ITV News Channel TV (@ITVChannelTV) June 19, 2020
The warning comes ahead of the islands move into its ‘new normal’.https://t.co/nF6cE5cRtY
— ITV News Channel TV (@ITVChannelTV) June 19, 2020
Guernsey's Chief Minister will be in London on Monday to persuade UK MPs to reject an amendment which would force the Crown Dependencies and British Overseas Territories to open up their beneficial ownership registers, revealing who owns assets in the islands. pic.twitter.com/7uIuPvsRrz
— ITV News Channel TV (@ITVChannelTV) March 2, 2019
Cruise ship passengers bring £4.2 million to Guernsey economyhttps://t.co/Z3MmoW5Hnu pic.twitter.com/CHiVD3hTLT
— ITV News Channel TV (@ITVChannelTV) December 15, 2016
Bosses of financial services firms are being warned against upstreaming ‘excess capital or liquidity’ to a parent company that might weaken the local business.
Read the full @GuernseyPress article here: https://t.co/HToPTbPwqN
— Giba Guernsey (@GibaGuernsey) April 7, 2020
#Guernsey introduces #green principles for private equity industry – expert view from Kevin Smith from @ocorian https://t.co/ypc6CWLEMh #sustainablefinance #greenfinance #privateequity #PE
— GPress Business (@GPressBusiness) June 18, 2020
As the world looks at how to pay for a #GreenRecovery from #COVID19, #Guernsey is taking to the international stage this week by hosting a #sustainable #finance week https://t.co/9nHnj6zOdd @WEAREGUERNSEY @gavinstpier #ReviveAndThrive #BuildBackBetter #SustainableFinance
— GPress Business (@GPressBusiness) June 8, 2020
Decision to borrow will help the economy and business confidence https://t.co/8yPZGUyocQ #Guernsey
— GPress Business (@GPressBusiness) June 3, 2020
Providing flexibility for staff has paid off for #Guernsey-headquartered @OakGroup1, with productivity up https://t.co/GA8R4OPGoh
— GPress Business (@GPressBusiness) May 27, 2020
Never the same again? Insights from @NorthernTrust chief economist @NT_CTannenbaum on impact of #Covid_19 in interview with @GuernseyPress business editor @politicseditor https://t.co/Q0sfzKWRXi #coronavirus
— GPress Business (@GPressBusiness) May 22, 2020
#Unemployment curve flattening in #Guernsey after a ‘significant’ rise sparked by #covid19 crisis, says chief executive of island's government https://t.co/PDGM3jmIKO @GuernseyChamber @IoDGsy @GibaGuernsey #COVIDー19 #GuernseyTogether
— GPress Business (@GPressBusiness) May 14, 2020
Wide ranging interview with Guernsey Financial Services Commission Director General William Mason on the impact of #COVID19 https://t.co/M8YiqHw3an @TheGFSC @GibaGuernsey @IoDGsy @GuernseyChamber #Guernsey #regulation #regulatorynews #business #businessnews
— GPress Business (@GPressBusiness) May 11, 2020
‘UK should refuse bailouts for tax haven companies’. #BorisJohnson’s government should follow other countries in blocking access to #COVID19 business support to firms registered in tax havens, say church leaders & Labour MPs such as @margarethodge https://t.co/0fgnNbndPJ
— GPress Business (@GPressBusiness) May 4, 2020
Supporting business in #Guernsey – informative article from @lucyannkirby of the @digigreenhouse https://t.co/gdqsfWguxy #GuernseyTogether @armoricana
— GPress Business (@GPressBusiness) April 29, 2020
Business groups give their view on proposals for #Guernsey's government to borrow up to £500m to help steer the island through the #COVID19 #pandemic & recovery – low interest rates mean it's 'probably a good time' to borrow @GibaGuernsey @GuernseyChamber https://t.co/fB2kOARJOz
— GPress Business (@GPressBusiness) April 24, 2020
Global #recession ‘likely’ thanks to #COVIDー19 https://t.co/suICMiB7Jf #coronavirus
— GPress Business (@GPressBusiness) April 22, 2020
#Guernsey's @Healthspan has seen two months of sales in two weeks for some #vitamins and #supplements as it meets demand amid the #coronavirus pandemic. Here's our interview with CEO Martin Talbot who also praised his colleagues https://t.co/ZaQYxhff6c
— GPress Business (@GPressBusiness) April 14, 2020
Bosses of financial services firms are being warned against #upstreaming ‘excess #capital or #liquidity’ to a parent company that might weaken the local business by the sector's regulator in #Guernsey @TheGFSC https://t.co/ayihZyxD4Y #coronavirus #business #businessnews
— GPress Business (@GPressBusiness) April 3, 2020
Business continuity advice from experts is available online now in the latest edition of Business Brief – the magazine for firms in the Channel Islands. https://t.co/RXZ02P2Spj
— GPress Business (@GPressBusiness) April 2, 2020
Breaking news: #Specsavers in #Guernsey could be forced to shed some 25 jobs as the company today announced more measures being brought in as a result of the ongoing #coronavirus pandemic https://t.co/51ivVj0YzQ
— GPress Business (@GPressBusiness) April 2, 2020
Working to keep us connected
My exclusive listen-in to one of the key daily updates that the leadership team at broadband and phone provider @SureGuernsey @SureJersey holds on a daily basis https://t.co/JFD7tppljW #guernseytogether #guernseytogether #CITogether— William Green (@politicseditor) April 8, 2020
https://twitter.com/GuernseyPress/status/1274314023358652418
The Guernsey Financial Services Commission said that it has ‘considerable concern’ over firms that continue not to have effective anti-money laundering controls and treat customers or investors unreasonablyhttps://t.co/TebIW7e7kr
— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) June 15, 2020
Isle of Sark Shipping was heading for administration, members of the island’s Chief Pleas were told as they were asked to approve guaranteeing a £350,000 bank loanhttps://t.co/Bpxdnwb0aI
— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) June 16, 2020
Reviving Guernsey’s economy to a point where it is thriving within three years is the aim of the strategy for recovering from the Covid-19 pandemic, which is published todayhttps://t.co/a9i0Mdpu2p
— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) June 11, 2020
There are ‘early signs of a fairly rapid’ post-lockdown recovery in the property market, according to local expert Jason Morgan
https://t.co/ed81YbNdLV— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) June 11, 2020
The Covid-19 crisis has provided an ‘extraordinary opportunity’ to think afresh about things such as sustainable economic development, the delivery of public services, which projects are important now and how the community can be brought togetherhttps://t.co/B4OWO8A17S
— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) June 11, 2020
A judge has ordered the confiscation of £1.4m. from former Guernsey resident and convicted fugitive David Noakes who could now face losing his aircraft and luxury carshttps://t.co/wsgjH21rjn
— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) June 8, 2020
There are plans for the Bailiwick to copy the example set by New Zealand, which uses physical distancing of two metres or one metre, depending on the circumstance
https://t.co/wU6mzi2LIN— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) May 28, 2020
There are currently no known active cases of Covid-19 in the Bailiwick, but the expert panel is reminding islanders that now is not the time to become complacenthttps://t.co/XNEyZlRd17
— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) May 27, 2020
Just ONE known active case of #Covid-19 remains in #Guernsey – and is not being treated in hospital https://t.co/W2LJ8RR6By
— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) May 24, 2020
There will still be restrictions under phase four, but Guernsey life will return to a 'near normal' level from 30 May.https://t.co/q2PpX2cwBB
— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) May 22, 2020
WE HAVE a moral imperative to ensure that the economy is pointing in the right direction, a financial expert has said.
https://t.co/IxKdB52k2G— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) May 21, 2020
One of Guernsey’s biggest and best known hotels will not immediately reopen when the coronavirus lockdown restrictions are lifted
https://t.co/t27mrApXyv— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) May 13, 2020
Guernsey's property market remains busy in the first two weeks since new guidance to resume full or partial operation was issued and estate agents say it is great to get back to work
https://t.co/1LoG6vOELg— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) May 13, 2020
Guernsey visitors to the UK will be exempt from a travel quarantine restriction announced by Boris Johnsonhttps://t.co/dyGqQjUFl2
— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) May 12, 2020
Traditional shops are working out how they will have to change when lockdown restrictions are eased to allow them to openhttps://t.co/e9n0J5ZEDT
— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) May 7, 2020
WATCH: The lockdown exit framework has been described as 'cautious and conservative' but officials are determined not to give the virus a second chancehttps://t.co/btolWq7b98
— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) May 7, 2020
A full lockdown exit strategy has been released by the States of Guernsey, outlining triggers that could see an easing of restrictions – or a tightening if circumstances worsenhttps://t.co/icMhJHmAL1
— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) May 5, 2020
More details have been added to the framework to take Guernsey out of lockdown, and the blueprint now includes six phases and the criteria which will have to be met before the restrictions can be eased furtherhttps://t.co/azjjgI3d2k
— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) May 4, 2020
A new wellbeing app developed by two islanders is going globalhttps://t.co/FTdZzbtDFI
— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) May 1, 2020
More than 1,600 businesses registered to return to work under the new guidance issued last week, including construction companies who have already finished some aspects of their work and have started asking the authorities to inspect it
https://t.co/T3GRcDte0z— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) April 29, 2020
Vice-president of Policy & Resources said the States must play a ‘decisive and active role’ amid forecasts of unemployment rising to 2,000 – and it is one reason to borrow £500m. to drive economic recoveryhttps://t.co/gNwpm0Hfaw
— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) April 28, 2020
More than 1,000 Guernsey businesses registered their intent to reopen from Saturday, as the island became the first place in Britain to lift its lockdown partially. New life was breathed back into the island, but it was far from business as usual
https://t.co/U8ojmPtQfj— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) April 27, 2020
An investigation has begun into whether or not the States compromised bank account details while dealing with a small business grant.https://t.co/AvVSySo3BT
— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) April 23, 2020
42% of Guernsey households have seen their income fall over the last four weeks, according to research on the economic impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic
https://t.co/ks7u1q2wam— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) April 21, 2020
The States could soon have access to more money to cope with the financial fallout from the coronavirus pandemic.
— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) April 20, 2020
The finance sector is not immune to the coronavirus crisis, says the Guernsey Chamber of Commerce, which has heard of a number of redundancies, pay cuts and restrictions to working hourshttps://t.co/zs8Q0faw6K
— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) April 20, 2020
The public must have confidence that tracking people digitally to combat the spread of Covid-19 is done in a legal, secure and accountable manner to succeedhttps://t.co/G5mRTUNJoq
— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) April 20, 2020
The financial cost of the coronavirus pandemic to the Bailiwick has been estimated at more than £200m., and record levels of unemployment are anticipatedhttps://t.co/2DSqqfiKB1
— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) April 16, 2020
Aurigny is furloughing 170 of its staff on 70% pay, as the travel industry collapses during the coronavirus pandemic.https://t.co/nIdCgRRw98
— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) April 15, 2020
Staff at Intersurgical Guernsey are going above and beyond to help in the local, UK and global battle to save lives during the coronavirus pandemic – with extra staff taken on
https://t.co/pyqMdpGCFP— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) April 8, 2020
Unprecedented times call for unprecedented actions and like many businesses, the Guernsey Press has had to reinvent the way it operates – within days – in response to Covid-19https://t.co/Qw3C8bPQec
— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) April 7, 2020
Islanders are being reassured that freight services are secure, despite the failure of Channel Island Lineshttps://t.co/Bi2jtN8R58
— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) April 7, 2020
The acting CEO of the Channel Islands Co-operative Society describes how there has been a huge demand on the business – and what it is doing to help the communityhttps://t.co/KMztEK7uok
— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) April 7, 2020
Le Friquet Plant Centre has been advised again to stop trading in non-essential goodshttps://t.co/sLwtlL25fv
— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) April 7, 2020
Coronavirus: A patient in their 80s died yesterday afternoon at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital. It is the island's first Covid-19 related deathhttps://t.co/Ay93afnU4b
— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) March 31, 2020
Guernsey’s knack for avoiding financial regulations from Europe has made it a favorite of corporations around the world https://t.co/84XfN7uEjp
— Bloomberg Opinion (@bopinion) May 23, 2019
The attractions of Guernsey featured in the Financial Times today @govgg @VisitGuernsey @LocateGuernsey @GuernseyFinance https://t.co/Q9u5gbKd24
— Jonathan Le Tocq 🇬🇬 (@letocq) November 13, 2018
Good to see Guernsey Financial Services Commission (@GFSC) joining the Network for Greening the Financial System (@NGFS_ ) this week. Useful article on Guernsey's Green Finance initiatives here: https://t.co/5O4sMQh8Ce #sustainablefinance #greenfinance
— Channel Islands Brussels Office (@CI_Brussels) September 27, 2019
Almost 3 months after #lockdown began in the #Bailiwick of #Guernsey, the islands are taking their biggest step yet towards a return to normality. From next Saturday there will be no need to socially distance with anyone meaning pubs, clubs and businesses can operate freely. pic.twitter.com/z5sxE5Xmea
— Euan Duncan (@EuanDuncanGSY) June 11, 2020
As #Guernsey gears up for the end of its #lockdown, businesses are beginning to ease staff back into their offices once again. But after months of home working for many, could more flexible working be the future, or will it be back to the boardroom? pic.twitter.com/lQnmukzxQl
— Euan Duncan (@EuanDuncanGSY) June 17, 2020
The whole island has come out for the BLM demonstration in St Peter Port today. Was very eye opening to hear the stories of oppression and injustice, but also quite heart warming to hear the support and positivity being displayed in Guernsey #guernseytogether pic.twitter.com/JzOmS7GtT1
— Campbell Kerr (@End_Wan_) June 20, 2020
Guernsey’s #BlackLivesMatter protest is about to start. Around a thousand people have come down to the seafront to hear speeches. @ITVChannelTV pic.twitter.com/dB2QphoYbH
— Charlotte Gay (@CharlotteGay_) June 20, 2020
Amazing turn out at #BlackLivesMattter peaceful protest here in Guernsey. Fantastic to bump into @DrNicolaBrink pic.twitter.com/3IsnnV8k1M
— Heidi Soulsby #ReviveandThrive (@HeidiSoulsby) June 20, 2020
Guernsey (one of the Channel Islands) is proposing reform its abortion law – decriminalising women and enabling women to access care beyond 12 weeks. This is part of a sea-change in abortion laws that we're seeing – treating abortion as the healthcare it is. #WeTrustWomen https://t.co/V0CPmsm33v
— bpas (@bpas1968) June 18, 2020
The Bishop of Portsmouth in England is urging both Catholics and all people of good will on the Channel Island of Guernsey to take a stand against proposed new abortion laws which he describes as “fundamentally detestable”.#SWNEWS pic.twitter.com/U30ISYd7mI
— Shalom World (@ShalomWorldTV) June 13, 2020
Bishop Egan has issued a fiery message opposing efforts to liberalize abortion on the island of Guernsey https://t.co/8I555ASX3r
— Luke Coppen (@LukeCoppen) June 8, 2020
Guernsey has recorded no new cases of Covid-19 in 41 days.
Director of Public Health, Dr Nicola Brink, explains how a community based track and trace system, which was introduced before the first case on the island, has enabled them to move into phase four of the pandemic. pic.twitter.com/yfyeTyJzUy
— Good Morning Britain (@GMB) June 10, 2020
A sea change : Guernsey bans EU fishing vessels from fishing in its waters leaving the French upset as more fishermen will head to France to fish in its waters instead forcing a ban of uk vessels landing their catch in France pic.twitter.com/qMXEMglFed
— Ajay Jagota 🏃♂️ (@ajayjagota) February 27, 2020
It's the weekend so treat yourself to some fabulous food. Whether you love seafood, crave Fish and Chips at Cobo are fancy trying some local delicacies, there is something for every taste palate in Guernsey! https://t.co/Qjpe9MRXjz #GoDoGreatThings pic.twitter.com/9ZBqsZ8ng5
— VisitGuernsey (@VisitGuernsey) June 16, 2018
The most awesome fishing trip tonight! Caught lots of fish & treated to this wonderful dolphin display #guernsey pic.twitter.com/P6u0pwUXl1
— Claire Allen 📚 (@ClaireAllenGSY) August 16, 2017
Well done Guernsey!
https://t.co/Ht9wvcn2xb— Ann Sheridan #DefundtheBBC (@bernerlap) February 4, 2020
"Guernsey authorities have decided to implement a case-by-case permit scheme for fishing that French authorities say is a de facto ban on their boats."#NotMyBrexit 🇪🇺https://t.co/emgXUGkMWd
— Brexit Bin 🇪🇺 #NotMyBrexit (@BrexitBin) February 3, 2020
Thanks to @OscarPuffin, many Channel Islanders think these things are over 2ft tall with giant clacky beaks, a penchant for paper fish and winking behind cheap TV graphics.
The thought of that hurtling towards you like this…. 😧 https://t.co/ztLfNF7tLe— Guernsey Donkey (@donkey_gsy) June 20, 2020
The @TaxJusticeNet just released its 2018 financial secrecy index. https://t.co/U68WID72qV
Here are the top ten:
1. Switzerland
2. United States
3. Cayman Islands
4. Hong Kong
5. Singapore
6. Luxembourg
7. Germany
8. Taiwan
9. United Arab Emirates (Dubai)
10. Guernsey#FSI2018— ICIJ (@ICIJorg) January 30, 2018
Leaving EU would make UK as significant as Guernsey, French economy minister warns #EUrefhttps://t.co/CqxLxpPhIV pic.twitter.com/u1JfEZpTIC
— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) June 18, 2016
https://twitter.com/premnsikka/status/1080587693871063041
New York Vol.33 (incl #coronavirus)
Covid-19 mortality rates were high for some 19,000 single adults in dormitory-style shelters where social distancing often is lacking, a report finds https://t.co/l35iIdAaqk
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) June 9, 2020
“We are residents here, and we are in a crisis here, right now.” https://t.co/IXhbO8s8Q0
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) June 9, 2020
Video footage shared on social media shows policeman pushing woman to the ground
https://t.co/hoSAlmT2u2— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) June 9, 2020
A Look Inside New York’s Grand Reopening https://t.co/iNoocQxpMD
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) June 9, 2020
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, a Democrat, said he would sign the bills on police practices as soon as they are passedhttps://t.co/t80K3ve0NU
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) June 8, 2020
New York City to is adding some 16.5 miles of bus lanes in Manhattan, the Bronx, Queens and Staten Island as well as 3.5 miles of busways https://t.co/CSSAWSHxMu
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) June 8, 2020
New York City estimates about 16,000 nonessential retail businesses and 3,700 manufacturing companies will reopen Monday, as will construction sites https://t.co/XeKBCuUtjC
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) June 7, 2020
“There’s no way to sugarcoat that it’s a risky thing to go out and demonstrate, but it’s also risky for black folks to not demonstrate," said one protester in Detroit https://t.co/wxnjSmBQZf
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) June 5, 2020
Three NYPD officers were in stable condition and expected to recover from gun and stab wounds, and a suspect was in critical condition, officials say https://t.co/jgEKYy1i0E
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) June 4, 2020
On Brooklyn’s Fifth Avenue, business owners are seeking rent cuts so they can ride out the pandemic. But some landlords are also under financial pressure https://t.co/ZA2KnDvbjv
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) June 4, 2020
Photos and Voices of the George Floyd Protests: 'We Deserve to Be Heard' https://t.co/SJ62yqMBuf
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) June 3, 2020
Conflict eased on Tuesday night but protests sparked by the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis last month continue. https://t.co/0tEGwrRRlV
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) June 3, 2020
The coronavirus pandemic has delayed the rollout of the MTA’s new OMNY payment system on the New York City subway until the end of the year https://t.co/zYhrhlfL0J
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) June 2, 2020
The city has distributed more than 40 million free meals since mid-March to feed people during the coronavirus pandemic.
Social: New York City has quickly stepped in to mobilize the distribution of free meals during the coronavirus pandemichttps://t.co/zVAlBT0pKn— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) June 2, 2020
New York state’s moves to overhaul the 50-a statute come amid days of protests related to the death of George Floyd by a Minnesota police officerhttps://t.co/7wKZmKyB8B
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) June 2, 2020
The NYPD, a mayor’s task force and the New York attorney general are looking into the incident involving NYPD vehicles being driven into protesters https://t.co/KBXxLTrGIT
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) June 1, 2020
Protesters looted stores in Manhattan as large-scale demonstrations continued in New York City over the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis while in police custody https://t.co/KqLxKdU0tj
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) June 1, 2020
Protesters set fire to a police van in Brooklyn, while others gathered at the 88th Precinct station, prompting police to deploy crowd-control measures https://t.co/yyCjukyOfk
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) May 30, 2020
Social distancing on the New York City subway may be a bridge too far, a senior transit official says in an exclusive interview. https://t.co/iyuqSoVVSK
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) May 29, 2020
History suggests New York City will recover, but the facts on the ground point to a daunting array of obstacles. https://t.co/3Dsm6ziOrl
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) May 27, 2020
New York bars and restaurants are allowed to serve takeout drinks, and patrons linger despite pandemic restrictions https://t.co/KTGdlo1CmH
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) May 27, 2020
Nikolaos Lamprou had barely finished renovations on his new Greek restaurant in Queens when the “situation” hit. “I thought, ‘Why me? Why now?’ ” he recalls, before plunging ahead. https://t.co/6vcXqR7WiX
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) May 26, 2020
‘To some extent, we’ve accepted that there will always be Covid patients,’ a New York doctor says. Hospitals are planning for a potential resurgence. https://t.co/WV26bipwMt
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) May 26, 2020
Tax revenues for New York City and the state are on the line as some of the region’s wealthiest residents flee to the suburbs or beyond to work from home https://t.co/hEx1gZok4Z
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) May 26, 2020
Saratoga’s thoroughbred track makes the city “the summer place to be.” Maybe not this year. “We don’t know if it will be worth it to open this summer without fans.” https://t.co/9314bXQZAo
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) May 25, 2020
Devouring gummy bears and emerging from bed in a dark jacket, comedian Maria DeCotis has caught fire miming Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s coronavirus briefings https://t.co/26798RkeWs
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) May 25, 2020
Unemployment Claims Keep Piling Up in Tri-State Area https://t.co/fpf9aW9nGo
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) May 14, 2020
New York and New Jersey will start to allow limited activity in construction, manufacturing and retail amid the coronavirus pandemic
https://t.co/mFynxN5ici— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) May 13, 2020
Thousands of New York’s subway, bus and rail employees are returning from quarantine or sick leave after more than 100 of their colleagues have died https://t.co/lB8dcXGv8s
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) May 13, 2020
Out-of-work drivers line up in their cars to collect food to deliver to elderly and homebound residents as part of New York City’s DeliveryTLC program https://t.co/P9wlTiFfJx
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) May 11, 2020
The coronavirus crisis has hit New York state finances hard, and “everything is on the table”—even tax hikes. https://t.co/Wo9iViRXHA
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) May 11, 2020
With a van and an exhausted staff, Alexander Salerno launched pop-up clinics in parking lots https://t.co/mADSnyturc
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) May 8, 2020
Coronavirus has challenged real-estate agents on how to show listings and could change the way rentals are marketedhttps://t.co/88ZCxLfCVs
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) May 7, 2020
New York has developed its own formula to answer the question facing every state: How to restart the economy after the novel coronavirus halted business https://t.co/Iy6EHZ1O4V
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) May 7, 2020
New York City began nightly shutdowns, the first in over a century of operation, to allow crews to clean and disinfect trains as part of coronavirus measures https://t.co/SH1mu4o5Pu
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) May 6, 2020
Some 15 children hospitalized in New York City have a rare inflammatory condition potentially associated with Covid-19 https://t.co/C8YvgTrz1F
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) May 5, 2020
RWJBarnabas Health’s CEO says groundbreaking for the project is scheduled for the fall, even though other capital projects are being re-evaluated https://t.co/V5ZBf5U3Ed
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) May 5, 2020
After New York Cancels Presidential Primary, Candidates Brace for Lower Turnout https://t.co/f0uj6fYxZ2
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) May 4, 2020
Hospitals, cities and states have struggled to acquire enough personal protective equipment for health-care workers. Private citizens like Eesha and Uma Kaushik have helped fill the void https://t.co/pYrB2YEEa6
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) May 4, 2020
New York politicians seek answers on how to handle a growing number of corpses after dozens were discovered decomposing near a Brooklyn funeral home. https://t.co/POIdse6TdP
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 30, 2020
New York’s MTA delayed a $1 billion bond sale this week as it grapples with a drastic drop in ridership and cuts in state aid https://t.co/wf5P7WAGPi
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 30, 2020
New York dairy farmers are confronting a grim future: months of low prices that could squeeze them out of business https://t.co/4QVi6G0lhW
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 29, 2020
Mayor Bill de Blasio says the city crack down on large gatherings, no longer just issue warnings https://t.co/MWofpr7229
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 29, 2020
“When people get into the train in the morning, they have to know that train was disinfected the night before,” New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said https://t.co/tpUZgXrJrF
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 29, 2020
During the pandemic, First Corinthian Baptist’s Rev. Michael Walrond preaches from home, retools programs, focuses leaders on trauma. ‘My responsibility is to care for the well-being of people.’ https://t.co/N1OFFOjweB
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 29, 2020
Hudson Yards has suffered a sharp drop in rent collection from retail tenants including Neiman Marcus because of the coronavirus closings. https://t.co/pIiis1ucVP
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 29, 2020
A massive water-main break knocked out service for much of Jersey City, N.J., and residents there and in Hoboken were instructed to boil their water. https://t.co/q6r4VjemWc
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 29, 2020
Brooklyn’s DA says his office began to decline prosecuting misdemeanor cases in March, partly to limit the spread of the new coronavirus in city jails https://t.co/Q9wwCTxS2W
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 28, 2020
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said the state will have a coronavirus ‘circuit breaker’ in place as businesses reopen https://t.co/8dTVjaZwYK
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 28, 2020
New York City’s public-school system will use a looser grading policy to cover the spring’s sudden and difficult shift to remote learning https://t.co/i3fyvWBVfT
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 28, 2020
For a lockdown pick-me-up some New Yorkers are getting at-home beauty services—from haircuts to bikini waxes. “The one thing you can control is how you look,” says Manhattan salon co-owner Paul Labrecque https://t.co/glDBzTE4ac
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 28, 2020
“Life has changed completely here,” said a 66-year-old tenant who closed her business due to coronavirus. https://t.co/depA7hBsxn
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 28, 2020
A big majority of New York voters back coronavirus lockdown measures and rate Cuomo’s handling of crisis highly, poll shows https://t.co/VuaRxqGewS
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 27, 2020
Pathologists look for earlier coronavirus cases in New York https://t.co/lc6g1UhAYd
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 27, 2020
The governors of New York and New Jersey said they can reopen economies when a region shows declines in Covid-19 cases, hospitalizations for 14 days. https://t.co/CoxErf4O8h
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 27, 2020
Backlash is building in the tiny rural Connecticut town of Sharon where the local nursing home is clearing out its residents to make way for a recovery center for Covid-19 patients https://t.co/EcS0Q9QesY
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 27, 2020
The Port Authority didn’t specify what projects are threatened, but renovations at LaGuardia Airport, which began years ago, remain on schedule https://t.co/NMILVaHa3b
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 23, 2020
‘There is no way for us to prevent the spread under these conditions’; a New York nursing home sought state help as it dealt with dozens of deaths amid the coronavirus outbreak https://t.co/wOoki2gNGr
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 23, 2020
New York’s MTA approved a benefits program for workers who die from Covid-19, giving $500,000 to spouses or beneficiaries and extended health coverage https://t.co/Q8VRapDDUw
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 22, 2020
New York state officials plan to launch testing programs as they prepare to relax restrictions on businesses that were implemented in response to the coronavirus crisis https://t.co/ZTQioOmztd
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 22, 2020
The death toll in New York from Covid-19 is far exceeding the capacity of the city’s four crematories; ‘It’s like draining a bathtub with a tablespoon."https://t.co/53hYQ8ATnT
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 22, 2020
The coronavirus has spurred some NYC residents to move to the suburbs fast. It’s been “catastrophic and petrifying for families in urban areas. People want out of the city and now.” https://t.co/gNhaSn6sA1
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 22, 2020
New York Nurses Allege Inadequate Safety Protocols https://t.co/O7FNJCW0R5
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 20, 2020
Out of 520 businesses along a stretch Brooklyn residents jokingly call “the other Fifth Avenue,” only an estimated 60 remain open
https://t.co/Z1qwP7PK8l— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 20, 2020
Thousands in New York City died from the new coronavirus at home, but weren’t initially included in the official tally. Read some of their stories https://t.co/r7jHv4JOkU
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 16, 2020
NYC businesses are finding creative ways to adapt to the coronavirus-related lockdown https://t.co/7BHUgwFzrG
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 14, 2020
New York City officials have asked local groups for rain ponchos to be used as medical gowns as Mayor Bill de Blasio said some protective equipment would be in short supply https://t.co/aIRFlRQALp
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 14, 2020
Exhausted members of Teaneck, N.J.’s volunteer ambulance corps risk getting sick themselves and infecting family https://t.co/rTyVHYNiZI
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 12, 2020
The mounting cost to the city’s regional hospitals is because of surging labor costs, capital and equipment expenses, and dramatic losses in revenue from elective procedures that have been postponed https://t.co/NSoHUtXRu7
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 12, 2020
New York City's public school system, the largest in the country, will remain closed until September https://t.co/Vvru0G27pV
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 11, 2020
Officials on New York’s Long Island continue to boost medical capacity but are hopeful the region is approaching an apex https://t.co/qPaU6F3xI7
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 9, 2020
Freelance New Yorkers can apply for unemployment, but it isn’t easy https://t.co/aqtz5cUxa4
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 9, 2020
The ICU called desperate for a ventilator. Sharon Pollard grabbed one she had just assembled and ran for the elevator. A brutal week inside New York City hospitals. https://t.co/mOTLLdxQgE
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 8, 2020
As coronavirus limits spending and grocery trips, local nonprofits deliver meals to ensure New York-area Jewish residents can still celebrate Passover https://t.co/BmgiLkMlhw
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 7, 2020
New York recorded 731 deaths related to the novel coronavirus, bringing the state’s death total to nearly 5,500, more than five times the next most-affected state, New Jersey https://t.co/Ot2LaYajJf
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 7, 2020
In a city of millions, a Brooklyn businessman says, efforts to help mom-and-pop shops can add up to something big. “If all of us do a little thing,” he adds, “we’ll be fine.” https://t.co/EmsQdO3sLr
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 7, 2020
This upstate New York hotel was emptying out. As a coronavirus quarantine site, it might fill up. https://t.co/wNBOkEIIKC
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 7, 2020
The New-York Historical Society and other museums are starting to chronicle the coronavirus pandemic by capturing history in the moment https://t.co/lHVWGr3JKq
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 7, 2020
A Rikers Island prisoner who died Sunday after testing positive for the new coronavirus was being held at the jail complex on a parole violation https://t.co/9xzA0AE6Vi
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 6, 2020
New York City is considering using temporary graves in its potter’s field to handle the mounting deaths tied to the coronavirus, city officials say. https://t.co/ZuEVuEAoTi
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 6, 2020
“You turned off the engine quickly, how do you now start or begin to restart or plan the restart of that economic engine?” asks Gov. Cuomo of New York’s economy https://t.co/39uq5cOtn6
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 6, 2020
A 4-year-old female Malayan tiger at the Bronx Zoo is believed to be the first animal to test positive for the novel coronavirus and exhibit symptoms of the Covid-19 disease https://t.co/lRcq147nYq
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 5, 2020
Working from home is one thing. Meet the employees who have to live at work because of coronavirus. https://t.co/AE8RItwhau
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 5, 2020
New York City crematories are so overwhelmed with the death toll from coronavirus cases that regulators are letting them operate 24 hours a day, seven days a weekhttps://t.co/ne8ChBVIVL
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 3, 2020
Former gym rats are getting increasingly creative in their exercise efforts. One New Yorker does stair climbing almost daily in her high-rise: ‘It’s a great quad workout’ https://t.co/aMlLBJ8nTX
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 2, 2020
Overall, crime in New York City has fallen since the virus struck, with arrests falling by two-thirds for the last week in March, compared with the same week in 2019. https://t.co/K1Baa2YaJj
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 2, 2020
Neighborhoods with large working-class immigrant populations and religious-minority communities are among the city’s hardest hit by Covid-19 https://t.co/TOhZmc3lCS
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 2, 2020
New York City reached the grim milestone of 1,000 deaths from the novel coronavirus as an official warned that more hospitals will be overloaded https://t.co/LrApuwtQek
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 1, 2020
Patients infected with the new coronavirus have been transferred from the New York City area to a hospital in the state’s capital city https://t.co/ngTXwFf1T7
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) April 1, 2020
Residential real-estate sales spiked in the first quarter, but now the market has been all but shut down by the pandemic, brokers say. https://t.co/iYy7WKYquJ
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) March 30, 2020
Almost nine in 10 New Yorkers approve of New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s handling of the crisis https://t.co/5cAV9bkagD
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) March 30, 2020
New York lawmakers and unions criticized Gov. Andrew Cuomo for pushing ahead with a plan to reduce Medicaid spending https://t.co/PLtNRYlbH3
— WSJ New York (@WSJNY) March 30, 2020
New York Vol.32 (incl protests, #coronavirus)
While a full sense of normalcy may be a ways away, many popular spots across the nation offer meal kits that ship nationwide to make dinner at home feel like a restaurant. https://t.co/V4XXoAhBut
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
The biggest changes restaurants made because of coronavirus and which might stayhttps://t.co/Oz8HQnJfjX
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
Dr. Anthony Fauci cautioned Americans, reminding people that the coronavirus pandemic “isn’t over yet” and calling it his “worst nightmare.”https://t.co/H8mJMkULAq
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 10, 2020
Beaches and pools may open this summer, Mayor de Blasio said, changing his stance from the peak of the coronavirus outbreak.https://t.co/fI3c8OIXIa
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 10, 2020
The tech-heavy Nasdaq stock index briefly cleared 10,000 points.
The stock market growth amid widespread unemployment has raised questions about the disconnect between Wall Street and the broader economy.https://t.co/c2a2l5D3QO
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
A new NYPD Mask Watch project is identifying NYPD cop without face masks to help NYC track potentially affected people if there’s a surge in coronavirus cases.
It's using data science and a scrappy team of photographers to find and name cops.https://t.co/nUmNw3tjQR
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
Why ‘defund the police’ is deadly for Democratshttps://t.co/cHXGdmAW05 pic.twitter.com/81XxKJlNpD
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
Macy’s shows signs of life as customers flood back and losses less are than anticipated.https://t.co/YrQOarp6Nw
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
“(Monday) was an important day for New York to feel like it’s bouncing back a little bit.” Sarah Feinberg said.
The ridership figures are just 15% of daily subway trips last June, & the MTA predicts it won't exceed 60% of pre-pandemic ridership this year.https://t.co/6xeqLcZbBy
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
More than 300 artists of color sign a statement decrying racism in the theater community.
“We have watched you promote anti-Blackness again and again,” the letter said, “We see you.”https://t.co/oAm3j4DJfC
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
THE BLUE WALL CRUMBLES
State lawmakers lift veil on cops' dirty deedshttps://t.co/WKCsJs0tkg pic.twitter.com/VynIfj960N
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 10, 2020
The World Health Organization said the likelihood of asymptomatic coronavirus carriers to transmit disease was still an open question, tempering remarks made the day before indicating it was rare.https://t.co/CQPPfu5P9I
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
EDITORIAL | It’s time to ask whether the risk of outdoor transmission on summer days justifies continuing to deny New Yorkers access to precious open space.
If kids and adults can stay masked and keep their distance, maybe we can all have some fun again.https://t.co/47Yx5ORvCt
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
2 Americans arrested in Carlos Ghosn case didn’t break Japanese law, their lawyers say
Michael Taylor, a 59-year-old former Green Beret, and his 27-year-old son Peter Taylor were arrested May 20 in Harvard, Mass.https://t.co/lETmganDc2
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
Justin Bieber is speaking out about black culture and pledges to use his power for good.
“I have benefited off of black culture …
My style, how I sing, dance, perform, and my fashion have all been influenced and inspired by black culture.” https://t.co/jYM4bITQFR
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
National Sex Day, praised by experts, is here again on 6/9.
“Sex is the best prescription for good health mentally as it grows brain cells,” Dr. Ava Cadell, a clinical sexologist, told the Daily News in 2019.
This year's a bit different.https://t.co/stHpLppNk2
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
As Americans continue to file unemployment claims at historic rates, more are job hunting more than usual. https://t.co/2wHCRkgvkt
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
NYPD First Deputy Commissioner Ben Tucker defended the nation’s largest police force, citing its “unprecedented progress” over the last six years.
"These actions are not a peaceful protest … They are not about demonstrating against police brutality."https://t.co/Uv4Do7qZBg
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
OPINION | If you feel uncomfortable eating in a crowded restaurant, you should be uncomfortable sending kids and teachers back to a traditional school setting.
A “distance teaching” model is needed, @jonathandharber, board member @TheFundforPS, writes.https://t.co/4nZAAEKZ56
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
OPINION | As protests over George Floyd's death continue, a reminder police departments must confront racism in their ranks, we must also direct our righteous anger at police unions, which for too long have shielded officers from punishment for brutality.https://t.co/OHBLvqPtuv
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
EDITORIAL | Of course some police departments should see budgets trimmed; of course the NYPD shouldn’t be immune to cuts at a time of budgetary stress. But aggressive defunding of police in service of abolishing it altogether is another matter entirely.https://t.co/hzBU6jB7xv
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
After three months of near total blackout of cinemas nationwide, movie theaters are preparing to reopen.https://t.co/uCdWT19gax
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 10, 2020
A court fight could be brewing over whether to salvage a piece of radio equipment from the Titanic.https://t.co/op4RZZTWr6
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 10, 2020
NYPD officer charged in shove of protesterhttps://t.co/4Vs6vqt99d
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 10, 2020
Police have released photos and video of a smash-and-grab gang that tore apart Macy’s flagship store in Herald Square.
The looters allegedly took about $10K worth of merchandise.https://t.co/y3sWuGLKGH
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 10, 2020
NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace calls for Confederate flag ban at racetrackshttps://t.co/Ooyd2ETXOr
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 10, 2020
Two white men who mockingly recreated George Floyd’s death at a protest in New Jersey have been suspended from their jobs, according to reports.https://t.co/BGz9mdZ8Lg
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 10, 2020
After facing backlash for his callous comments about the death of George Floyd, CrossFit CEO Greg Glassman announced Tuesday he’s leaving the company.https://t.co/DGaguzF41T
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 10, 2020
A day after MLB handed the players’ union its latest counteroffer to restart the season — 76 games, 50-75% of the players’ prorated salaries — MLBPA responded with a counteroffer of its own, according to ESPN.https://t.co/sT8YZv7vrt
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 10, 2020
Whatcha gonna do when they cancel you?
“Cops" was axed after a 32-season run.https://t.co/CHMalfihhw
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 10, 2020
The Indianapolis city-county council voted unanimously on a resolution declaring racism a public health crisis in Marion County, Ind.https://t.co/tOMlWRa6mx
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 10, 2020
After 82 years of marriage, Jill and Bill Caldarone, died two weeks apart from coronavirus.https://t.co/FuCuZYjeId
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 10, 2020
These 10 popular food brands serve up strong anti-racist calls to action.https://t.co/PCBvFk6p2t
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 10, 2020
PHOTOS: Children, their families march in kids’ solidarity demonstration for Black Lives Matter movement in Brooklynhttps://t.co/HrWsRAWZUu
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
New York Rep. Eliot Engel’s campaign website lists Chuck Schumer as one of his endorsers — but Schumer isn’t on the same wavelength.https://t.co/22IfpaIfYF
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
MTA completes expansion of East Village L train station
The project added two new handicap-accessible entrances on Ave. A at 14th St.https://t.co/eGejzPTajg— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
An accused meth dealer released from custody twice over coronavirus concerns was ordered to be jailed again — but the feds can’t find him. https://t.co/cVLNdzsjM3
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
A Brooklyn judge saw no need for a mass release of inmates from the borough’s federal lockup over coronavirus fears. @Noah__Goldberg writeshttps://t.co/yNqbYZfAmY
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
Golfer Gary Player, 84, won $5 million and the rights to his name, image and likeness from his 60-year-old son Marc.https://t.co/IKLaAebAdf
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
A George Floyd protester carrying a skateboard is being sought for lobbing a glass bottle at an NYPD sergeant’s head, leaving the cop with a wound that needed 10 stitches, officials said.https://t.co/9IPI8Tq3pZ
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
A recently defaced 176-year-old auction block — a Virginia landmark noting where slaves were once sold as property prior to the Civil War — has been removed.https://t.co/taO5ZjyKwX
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
A U.S. Customs and Border Protection helicopter surveilling protesters in Detroit on June 3 was repeatedly hit by a green laser fired from Canada.https://t.co/oiVQnsiykr
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
NYC public schools across the U.S. need $200B from the next federal stimulus package, 80+ NYC advocacy groups warned. @MichaelElsenRoo writes
Without it "the current crisis will have lifelong consequences for a generation of children," @AFCNewYork shared.https://t.co/OFyH47HCSP
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
“Defund the police” is metaphoric, the No. 2 Democrat in the House Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) argued, to defend against “desperate” GOP attacks that paint Democrats as “insane” extremists who want to abolish the police.https://t.co/Otey4xRwRN
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
Two dead bodies found on a Florida beach may be related to a dramatic car chase seen on TV hours later, cops said.
Neither the 2 found apparently stabbed to death, nor the man detained in the car chase have been ID'd, via our sister paper @SunSentinel.https://t.co/d4uIoFnikU
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
SEE IT: A Georgia state trooper tells Black Lives Matters protesters he only kneels for Godhttps://t.co/Tu0pNqhzpR
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
North Korea said it was severing all communication channels with South Korea.
It was “the first step … to completely shut down all contact means with South Korea and get rid of unnecessary things.”https://t.co/vG7tiTSvfM
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy has moved the Garden State closer to normal.
— raises indoor gathering limit to 50 people; 100, outdoors
— lifts state-at-home orders
— continues face covering, social distancing rules
— does not include office returns, morehttps://t.co/NqJZRVTete— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
Trump will speak at West Point's graduation this week, despite Cuomo’s coronavirus orders and new campus infections as cadets return for the event.
Trump is too important a guest to keep out, a West Point spokesman said.https://t.co/n9UhAFxJAV
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
“The two will eventually merge into a large cyclone.”
Powerful inclement weather from the Rockies will likely to join forces with Tropical Storm Cristobal.https://t.co/Ye2vjrbA8v
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
A new outbreak of Ebola has infected as many as 12 people — killing 6 — in the Democratic Republic of Congo, WHO says. It likely stemmed from an infected animal.https://t.co/Gvc8bkNZSJ
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
Mourners packed George Floyd’s farewell in Houston with family, friends, politicians, athletes and celebrities: Jamie Foxx, Channing Tatum, Al B. Sure, Ne-Yo, J.J. Watt, Stephen Jackson & more.
Joe Biden said America “has no choice but to do better.”https://t.co/JVuHHgRwRO
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
Despite being officially decommissioned in 1985, Route 66 has continued to captivate to this day. https://t.co/iP5cxpoTgc
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
As N.Y. focuses on coronavirus testing, Gov. Cuomo introduced a new tracking dashboard and the help of Sean Penn's @coreresponse nonprofit.https://t.co/cviwc8JK6i
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
Louisville police is investigating allegations that one of the cops in the shooting death of Breonna Taylor had sexually assaulted two women.
The dept. has reached out to the women on allegations against Officer Brett Hankison, the Daily News confirms.https://t.co/q40AVVxtuE
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
Hundreds of staffers are in a state of revolt. A high-profile aide has quit. Anger is boiling within the NYPD.
“I respect the heartfelt views of … this team (and) everyone's choice if people don’t want to work in this administration,” de Blasio said.https://t.co/3xpP07ddv5
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
Multiple “Vanderpump Rules” stars have been fired after controversies around racially insensitive activity.
Stassi Schroeder and Kristen Doute are among those who will not be brought back to the reality series.
via @snydenydn https://t.co/Yhc4OJB6nV— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
OPINION | The same abuses that sparked protests, and the same abuses that continue to happen at the hands of police during the protests, also happen on a daily basis inside prison, write @Invictus9816, Herbert Morales and @tyrrellmuhammad of @CANY_1844https://t.co/lET4XF9xtQ
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
Workers at SAS Deli on the Upper East Side are pleading for the safe return of their beloved 11-year-old cat, who was swiped from the store in mid-April during the height of the coronavirus pandemic.https://t.co/eRDdmMiI6Y
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
Richmond, Va., judge issues injunction to halt removal of a Robert E. Lee statue after Gov. Northam ordered it taken down amid George Floyd protests
The unidentified judge said there’s “a likelihood of irreparable harm to the statue” if it is removed.https://t.co/CIqkjgMIpM
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
Video shows a multiple-car chase in southeast Florida that resulted with a Jeep on its side and a man in handcuffs.
After the Jeep flipped over, cops can be seen taking the roof off the Jeep, pulling the man from the vehicle, handcuffing him.https://t.co/dKRjKo0qfw
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
A fuming Gov. Cuomo tore into Trump for pushing an unsubstantiated conspiracy theory about a 75-year-old Buffalo protester shoved to the ground by police.
“What did he think it was staged? He thought the blood coming out of his head was staged?”https://t.co/EbIHEzd1gF
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
OPINION: Gov. Cuomo hammered his “facts” mantra to introduce the need for police reform.
The only problem is that the governor’s presentation went completely pear-shaped from the start.@RobGeorge writeshttps://t.co/NJnLBZHUZQ
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
WATCH LIVE | Mourners gathered for George Floyd’s funeral in Houston, the final service before burial of the black man whose death in police custody sparked a new moment of racial reckoning in the U.S.https://t.co/KFKXVZV4Ru
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
A cop caught on video “dooring” a George Floyd protester in Brooklyn has been stripped of his gun and shield, the NYPD said.
The officer was in the passenger seat of an unmarked police vehicle when he suddenly opened his door, striking a protester.https://t.co/njOCn6SLcX
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
During Tesla team meetings, supervisors disclosed that several employees had tested positive and those affected had been ordered to stay home.
“No social distancing at all …"https://t.co/jwUc24vMAR
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
No arrests were made overnight in the ongoing citywide protests over the death of George Floyd, the NYPD said.
The zero tally was a massive departure from the 700 taken into custody when some protesters clashed with cops and looting broke out.https://t.co/aWh46ejJk0
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
Mayor de Blasio says streets will be renamed and the words “Black Lives Matter” will be painted on streets near City Hall and four other locations to be determined in the outer boroughs.https://t.co/TBr26NOxlt
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
"I … apologize for any hurt my effort caused, especially within the African American community," Liberty University President Jerry Falwell Jr. says for his tweet about a coronavirus mask with a photo allegedly shows Gov. Ralph Northam in blackface.https://t.co/ZAtTHSGzak
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
Former NASA astronaut Kathryn Sullivan, who became the first American woman to walk in space, has now become the first woman to reach the deepest known spot in the ocean.https://t.co/hF8NRKYgns
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
“He fell harder than was pushed. Could be a set up?”
Trump took an unlikely pot shot on Twitter at the 75-year-old Buffalo anti-racism protester who was shoved to the ground by police in a viral video that led to criminal charges against the cops.https://t.co/VZFDSVUCFc
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
An NYPD cop caught on a viral video shoving a George Floyd protester in Brooklyn surrendered to authorities to face charges.
Officer Vincent D’Andraia is expected to be charged with official misconduct and third-degree assault.https://t.co/bEmY6svoH9
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
The Portland police chief stepped down and suggested a black lieutenant be promoted instead as anti-racism protests sweep the nation.
Jami Resch, who was named chief barely six months ago, said Lieutenant Chuck Lovell is “the exact right person."https://t.co/LNdI8PAAJn
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
Georgia Dems headed to the polls in a problem-plagued primary for president.
“Line is out to the street … and their machines are not working either," tweeted the Atlanta mayor.https://t.co/HDwigIc9Xn
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
“Sir, I can’t breathe … Please… Save me.”
An Austin-area black man who died in police custody last year repeatedly begged for mercy, saying he had a heart disease and couldn’t breathe.
None of the deputies involved have been fired or charged.https://t.co/oPPDeyGsKm
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
Video shows police punching, tackling and handcuffing a black store owner after he reported his shop was being robbed.
Footage reveals the owner's gun next to him before all three jumped on him during the arrest.https://t.co/p5BXdaJKRq
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
Surveillance photos show a looter wanted for allegedly assaulting a cop in Lower Manhattan.
The vandal struck the officer with some type of glass object as a second suspect was being arrested for looting a convenience store.https://t.co/6Just1MCNn
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
EDITORIAL | Rather than doubling down on rules cooked up before we knew much about COVID-19, we should gather the accumulated wisdom and adapt restrictions and our personal behavior accordingly.
Live and learn. Most importantly, live.https://t.co/GxeaGHAuaX
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
Bon Appetit editor in chief Adam Rapoport resigned after photos surfaced of him in brownface at a 2013 party.
The development came amid accusations that the food magazine only pays white editors for video appearances.https://t.co/4tGi0RyuuG
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 9, 2020
Judd Apatow tells @petersblendorio making ‘The King of Staten Island’ was ‘cathartic’ for Pete Davidson#KingofStatenIsland is made up, "but on an emotional level, it’s all completely true … Pete’s feelings,” @JuddApatow said. @TheKingofSI @marisatomeihttps://t.co/ey6oZxosja
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 8, 2020
“They’re just plain false."
Mayor de Blasio denied widely-circulated rumors that a change of leadership within the NYPD is imminent.https://t.co/CUQuM3a0fd
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 8, 2020
Legendary stage and screen actress Cicely Tyson is the recipient of this year's Peabody Award for career achievement.
The NYC native, 95, was praised for transforming "how African Americans are considered on and off screen."https://t.co/0L0n1pq3Jo
— SNYDE (sorry, not sorry celebrity news) (@snydenydn) June 9, 2020
“Friends” star Jennifer Aniston reportedly made a sizable donation to support the fight to end police brutality and racism.
She quietly donated around $1 million across various charitable organizations, including Color of Change, a source told ET.https://t.co/RAlil8wHD3
— SNYDE (sorry, not sorry celebrity news) (@snydenydn) June 9, 2020
Harry Potter star, Daniel Radcliffe, is among those standing up to author J.K. Rowling’s transphobic remarks.
“Transgender women are women," Radcliffe wrote.https://t.co/aG1zlvdonK
— SNYDE (sorry, not sorry celebrity news) (@snydenydn) June 9, 2020
The creator and star of HBO’s wildly popular sitcom "Insecure" was shocked to discover that one unlikely fan of the show is President Trump.https://t.co/0eGaPItmcY
— SNYDE (sorry, not sorry celebrity news) (@snydenydn) June 8, 2020
“I felt this oppressive figure during my time at Clemson" https://t.co/0C1UnXZLss @sarah_isabelvee
— NY Daily News Sports (@NYDNSports) June 9, 2020
"Every one of us has a role to play in creating a more just and equal society, where these is no racism, bigotry, violence or hate." https://t.co/cE2gXXMcCM
— NY Daily News Sports (@NYDNSports) June 9, 2020
World Vol.30
Does the expiration of state #stayathome orders facilitate economic recovery? A special report looks to see if there is any indication of a quick rebound in economic activity: https://t.co/MpwtL3Sb1U pic.twitter.com/9FCEua6M2r
— Richmond Fed (@RichmondFed) June 8, 2020
With economic and health conditions changing rapidly during the pandemic, our researchers have been collecting data and reaching out to business and community leaders to get a clearer picture of our District’s economic conditions: https://t.co/pkxt5DxsvV. #EconFocus pic.twitter.com/syn7fRNoZs
— Richmond Fed (@RichmondFed) June 9, 2020
President Tom Barkin shares his latest commentary on the economic changes and uncertainty caused by #COVID19: https://t.co/s2iIlfxlcY pic.twitter.com/lURiIE6r8w
— Richmond Fed (@RichmondFed) June 8, 2020
Examining the housing crisis of 2006–09 may provide some clues as to whether the economic losses associated with #COVID19 will be temporary or persistent: https://t.co/huA7JRcd5V pic.twitter.com/PJghXhi7lX
— Richmond Fed (@RichmondFed) June 5, 2020
We video chatted with MIT economist Josh Angrist to discuss charter schools, #technology in the classroom and the elite illusion. Read the #EconFocus interview now: https://t.co/D0PZlcq33E pic.twitter.com/5MHju6ws0b
— Richmond Fed (@RichmondFed) June 4, 2020
May SCE report: small signs of improvement in households' expectations#SCEhttps://t.co/Vno4PnCfIL pic.twitter.com/3shxgqH1Fx
— New York Fed (@NewYorkFed) June 8, 2020
We've released updated FAQs and documents for TALF.https://t.co/YcFVEh4JWo pic.twitter.com/d00v8vmFpx
— New York Fed (@NewYorkFed) June 8, 2020
We revised the FAQs and Appendix A for the Municipal Liquidity Facility.
All U.S. states will be able to have at least 2 cities or counties eligible to directly issue notes to the MLF regardless of population.https://t.co/34LuFqKLLs pic.twitter.com/2SoaavgjvE
— New York Fed (@NewYorkFed) June 3, 2020
Before #COVID19, Black or Latino small biz owners were more likely to be classified as "at risk" or "distressed." Read more from our small business credit survey here: https://t.co/2FwrH59Jka pic.twitter.com/bryXqym4Sd
— New York Fed (@NewYorkFed) June 2, 2020
The #jobs report was released today that provided the #unemployment rate for May. In a recent Chicago Fed Insights blog, Jason Faberman discussed the labor market underutilization rate, which provides a broader view of the employment picture. https://t.co/jGa7etr2uO
— ChicagoFed (@ChicagoFed) June 5, 2020
The interest only #mortgage was a popular option for borrowers during the early 2000s. Who used this #financial option and how well did it work? Barlevy and Fisher look at speculation in hot housing markets. https://t.co/1e91n316r4 pic.twitter.com/TLzvyLt982
— ChicagoFed (@ChicagoFed) June 9, 2020
UPDATE: #Detroit #economic growth decreased substantially in March to its lowest level since the Great Recession. Paul Traub discusses the economic effects of #COVID19 on the Detroit Economic Activity Index. Read more in the Michigan Economy blog. #DEAI https://t.co/eGRDsgKO7V pic.twitter.com/W9mP5hY3hV
— ChicagoFed (@ChicagoFed) June 4, 2020
NEW DATA: National #Financial Conditions Index edged down to –0.51 in the week ending May 29. #NFCI suggests slight easing of financial conditions. https://t.co/nSi1ECIr9P pic.twitter.com/s9y64ejfI0
— ChicagoFed (@ChicagoFed) June 3, 2020
Brave-Butters-Kelley Indexes point to growth falling even further below trend in April. The BBK Coincident Index was –12.0 standard deviations from trend growth, and the BBK Leading Index was –12.7 standard deviations from trend growth. #BBKI #GDP https://t.co/go6C1f85uc pic.twitter.com/79BDdotcUo
— ChicagoFed (@ChicagoFed) June 2, 2020
@federalreserve updates Main Street Lending Program: lowers min loan amount, raises max loan limit, adjusts principal repayment schedule, & extends term to 5 yrs so more small & medium-sized businesses are able to receive support: https://t.co/K8TNeSHPCo pic.twitter.com/ceWNX2CndF
— Federal Reserve (@federalreserve) June 8, 2020
#FedFAQ: What is the FOMC and when does it meet? The FOMC is the monetary policymaking body of the Federal Reserve System. The FOMC is composed of 12 members–the seven members of the Board of Governors and five of the 12 Reserve Bank presidents: https://t.co/64NWqM3YKa pic.twitter.com/Y1kYGzdxpa
— Federal Reserve (@federalreserve) June 3, 2020
Together, we're strong.
🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/ikUbIacPfM— NYSE 🏛 (@NYSE) May 18, 2020
.@JimCramer says markets are playing a game of whack-a-mole: https://t.co/IXComfJWrD
— TheStreet (@TheStreet) June 8, 2020
Equities in Asia is moving modestly higher today, led by the 1.4% move up in Japan’s Nikkei, and US equity futures point to another positive open. @ChrisJVersace and @EllesEconomy discuss today’s markets: https://t.co/DBrxEdH85Y
— Nasdaq (@Nasdaq) June 8, 2020
Despite post-earnings talk of stretched valuations and lack of actual vaccine news, the S&P 500 has performed quite well since Mid-May. @Nasdaq Chief Economist @phil_mackintosh joins Global Markets Reporter @JillMalandrino on #TradeTalks to discuss. https://t.co/Uxg1dLtQ99
— TradeTalks (@TradeTalks) June 8, 2020
U.S. ECONOMIC UPDATE
Learn more in this white paper about COVID-19’s impact on:
🌐 Employment
🌐 Fiscal policy
🌐 Debt
🌐 Rates
🌐 Inflation prospectshttps://t.co/SbOwWHsTuM pic.twitter.com/9xDyARulxS— CME Group (@CMEGroup) June 8, 2020
Today, Nintendo is part of a crowded video game market and competes with Sony, Microsoft, Apple and Google. But the company has been around for 130 years, so how has it been able to stay relevant for so long? https://t.co/gE3QGlW59G pic.twitter.com/bMjwTPstAT
— CNBC (@CNBC) June 8, 2020
The CARES Act has provided changes to 401(k) loan rules for some people affected by COVID-19. @sharon_epperson has the details. https://t.co/q6RFyzuFMl #investinyou (In partnership with @acorns.) pic.twitter.com/d3I6Ib8xq3
— CNBC (@CNBC) June 8, 2020
As air travel begins again in the UAE, Abu Dhabi Airport ramps up health and safety measures. Passenger transit flights are set to start again on June 10 @AUH General Manager tells @CNBCi @_HadleyGamble and @MattCNBC. He says social distancing won’t be an issue for passengers. pic.twitter.com/qkBuvJxrYm
— CNBC Middle East (@CNBCMiddleEast) June 8, 2020
A new CNN Poll finds President Trump’s approval rating down 7 points in the last month as he falls further behind presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden, whose support now stands at its highest level in CNN polling. @davidchalian explains.https://t.co/1RhUX6hYGY pic.twitter.com/EkFdE1FcKK
— New Day (@NewDay) June 8, 2020
Watch: .@Breakfaston1's Jenny-May Clarkson on the pain of her father not giving his kids Māori names due to racism: https://t.co/9okqhcJbLa pic.twitter.com/DoUOpEodb3
— 1 NEWS (@1NewsNZ) June 8, 2020
MARGARET BRENNAN: The methods they used you think were appropriate, is that what you're saying?
BARR: When they met resistance, yes. They announced three times. They didn't move.https://t.co/JALyBSw09X pic.twitter.com/qWPtq0pU3g
— Face The Nation (@FaceTheNation) June 7, 2020
Texas had one of the shortest stay at home periods. In May, it opened most businesses with significant limits. The early result is a record spike in known infections according to the Texas Department of State Health Services. https://t.co/VJ3ZfLf9eQ pic.twitter.com/DMBTciCHcI
— 60 Minutes (@60Minutes) June 7, 2020
RTÉ | Because … the light will draw us on.
'Light is What Days are Made Of' by Moya Cannon, read by Saoirse Ronan. pic.twitter.com/ZG2yFlFGsz
— RTÉ (@rte) June 7, 2020
Smallpox was one of the biggest killers in the history of humanity
But how did it end? And did we learn from it?https://t.co/fEsXaP566L pic.twitter.com/8pbdhw1eU2
— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) June 7, 2020
Protesters in Bristol tear down statue of slave trader Edward Colston and push it into a harbour amid UK-wide anti-racism demoshttps://t.co/z2iGsFvQsl pic.twitter.com/myns0VHIfs
— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) June 7, 2020
Today one pro-Kremlin paper employs scare tactics to get Russians to back constitutional changes that could keep Putin in power till 2036. “Voting no means forsaking a normal future for your children.” Another paper voices concern vote will be rigged. #ReadingRussia @BBC World pic.twitter.com/fi0gP1mvgr
— Steve Rosenberg (@BBCSteveR) June 8, 2020
"I did a little dance."
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says when she heard there were no more active coronavirus cases in the country she started "dancing around the lounge." https://t.co/xCxkIT3bDu pic.twitter.com/ctZtchD6eL
— ABC News (@ABC) June 8, 2020
Joe Biden would raise taxes and kill jobs. @realDonaldTrump will lower taxes and create them! https://t.co/6gNii0eBD7
— Ronna McDaniel (@GOPChairwoman) June 6, 2020
When the G7 started in 1975, it represented about 70% of the world economy. Now, it accounts for about 40% of global GDP https://t.co/7ZDS2wqJBz
— The Economist (@TheEconomist) June 7, 2020
This is an extraordinary video. The Prime Minister of Canada. Incredible. America is in crisis and chaos and our nations greatest allies and friends are at a loss for words https://t.co/Cjq5jtuQDc
— Steve Schmidt (@SteveSchmidtSES) June 2, 2020
#IndiaChinaStandoff – Alleged video of a #Chinese highway where there are a lot of trailer trucks transporting tanks, armored vehicles, etc to the #Indian border. Definitely a significant build up. Via @shuangyinghe#StandWithIndia
👍💪🇮🇳💪👍pic.twitter.com/5n7KlE9nYg— Indo-Pacific News (@IndoPac_Info) June 6, 2020
Another own goal from the Trump team. They somehow thinks it hurts Merkel whom they want to punish for her “no” on the G7. In truth, this move hurts US interests and does more harm to a critical relationship. https://t.co/wDrL6tPIMU
— Julianne Smith (@Julie_C_Smith) June 5, 2020
UK ready to use veto to block Russia’s readmission to G7 after Trump said he wanted to invite Putin https://t.co/VbYFqVbH9Y
— The Independent (@Independent) June 1, 2020
Trump spoke today with Putin, according to the Kremlin. https://t.co/eB7GBwSiaj
— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) June 1, 2020
🧳 With #tourism heavily impacted by #COVID19, governments around the 🌍 have responded with a variety of measures to support the industry.
How can we build a stronger & more sustainable tourism economy? Watch to learn more 📽️⤵️ pic.twitter.com/7Pv1ONyZ15
— OECD ➡️ Better policies for better lives (@OECD) June 4, 2020
#FossilFuel subsidies on the rise again in @OECD & #G20 countries ⬆️10% in 2019 after 5 years of reductions#COVID19 recovery provides opportunity to phase them out
👉https://t.co/EuRX5UtGCN #WorldEnvironmentDay pic.twitter.com/nHZVuBV74j— Anthony Gooch Gálvez (@pitres) June 6, 2020
Political economy plays an incredibly important role in our search to explain why things are working or not. This issue of F&D magazine explores economic policymaking and politics in light of the global pandemic. https://t.co/Uj7S2MYDAB #IMFBlog #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/dkQmd2J1zH
— IMF (@IMFNews) June 7, 2020
Watch this @WorldBankLive and learn why Raghuram Rajan thinks the #COVID19 pandemic must be an opportunity for change: https://t.co/GiAjiA2V02 #WBGEP2020 pic.twitter.com/OdyEEr8wnT
— World Bank (@WorldBank) June 8, 2020
From today, passengers arriving in to Ireland from overseas are legally required to complete a #COVID19 Passenger Locator Form, giving information on where you are staying in the country.
Everyone is still asked to self-isolate for 14 days on arriving to Ireland.#HoldFirm pic.twitter.com/YSem1Q7EWU
— Department of Health (@roinnslainte) May 28, 2020
New rules for passengers coming into the UK are due to start on 8 June.
Travellers will need to share contact details, travel information, and self-isolate for 14 days or they may incur a fine.
Read more: https://t.co/DmasqbuLUr pic.twitter.com/TLBHgDEnkW
— Home Office (@ukhomeoffice) May 22, 2020
Something for your weekend reading list – Weekly News from #Lithuania 🇱🇹! Weekly updates on important moments from Lithuania's foreign policy, culture, science, technology and many more.
Newest edition 🔗 https://t.co/PauD5hAv19
Become a subscriber 🔗 https://t.co/9kGG8urkH6 pic.twitter.com/ly5BGVP9hG
— Lithuania MFA (@LithuaniaMFA) June 5, 2020
#Switzerland🇨🇭, on behalf of 22 members of the GoF PoC, calls on the #UNSC to continue its efforts to enhance the protection of civilians in armed conflicts. We thank #Estonia 🇪🇪 for organizing this important debate!
Consistency and political will are key! #NOTATARGET pic.twitter.com/tCiiUfiLnq
— SwitzerlandUN (@swiss_un) May 27, 2020
Announcing: The #Celeb100 2020 https://t.co/NGF2KrRn06 pic.twitter.com/mpBKd8BuVu
— Forbes (@Forbes) June 4, 2020
Timeline of the strangely politicised hydroxychloroquine saga @AFP pic.twitter.com/c7U6OOSSy8
— AFPgraphics (@AFPgraphics) June 5, 2020
In eight states, the black share of coronavirus deaths is at least twice as high as the black share of the population, according to data through June 2.
More in our new analysis: https://t.co/UZHJ0LCleR pic.twitter.com/tmTje6Grp2
— Pew Research Center (@pewresearch) June 4, 2020
From a 2016 @pewresearch survey: "About one-in-five police officers nationally (21%) say their job nearly always or often makes them feel angry and frustrated – feelings that are linked to more negative views toward the public." https://t.co/YWaX12MfTd pic.twitter.com/Lu1stpLUEH
— John Gramlich (@johngramlich) June 3, 2020
How Coronavirus Is Changing Religious Worship pic.twitter.com/jJMJTKEkDD
— The Onion (@TheOnion) June 5, 2020
AG William Barr is defending his decision to use force to clear largely peaceful protesters from streets near the White House on Monday, claiming it was a necessary move to gain control following “very serious rioting” over the weekend https://t.co/tDKWlMfkg1 pic.twitter.com/1NvN1fAwfA
— POLITICO (@politico) June 4, 2020
Survey: Support for Trump dips among white Catholics amid pandemic and protests https://t.co/XywlMr4J3o
— America Magazine (@americamag) June 4, 2020
Worst-case scenarios have a natural attraction for the human mind, all the greater in times of fundamental security.https://t.co/9sX8KW0Mfm
— First Things (@firstthingsmag) June 4, 2020
New information was revealed during a preliminary hearing into the death of Ahmaud Arbery. pic.twitter.com/HNTKmYTsEK
— HuffPost (@HuffPost) June 4, 2020
What connects the most brazen forms of state violence against black people and the struggles of BAME coronavirus patients? @garyyounge on how systemic racism is killing black people. https://t.co/3jaV8Yd6D5
— New Statesman (@NewStatesman) June 5, 2020
80% of the world’s natural vanilla is grown in one region of Madagascarhttps://t.co/wRu9owQmIB pic.twitter.com/fHpjPZwdfq
— The Economist (@TheEconomist) June 5, 2020
#GNA claim victory in battle for control of Greater #Tripoli#Libya pic.twitter.com/oG9No7DOhR
— Ruptly (@Ruptly) June 5, 2020
WATCH: Weekly HSE press briefing on Covid-19 | Read more: https://t.co/RMlS53L2uU https://t.co/2L3i1t6hxl
— RTÉ News (@rtenews) June 5, 2020
📺WATCH: Taoiseach @LeoVaradkar has confirmed that the Pandemic Unemployment Payment, which was scheduled to come to an end on the 8th of June, will be extended for months. #COVIDー19 pic.twitter.com/DRs87xBLYt
— Fine Gael (@FineGael) June 4, 2020
Minister @Paschald makes changes to Wage Subsidy Scheme to accommodate those returning from maternity or adoptive leave.
Read more: https://t.co/Wo0cEcfqXJ pic.twitter.com/SJnlo04jo5
— Fine Gael (@FineGael) May 29, 2020
We can save hundreds of lives this winter, and every winter, by a much greater uptake of the flu vaccine. This matters now, more than ever, as we need to avoid a second wave of #Covid_19 coming at the same time as the flu season. pic.twitter.com/CJvdpEdfnt
— Fine Gael (@FineGael) May 21, 2020
"Lets not forget that a decade ago, the then government commissioned a report that recommended that we double the number of ICU beds in Ireland by 2020. We're there now on an improvised basis." – Martin Varley, Sec Gen.
"We need to now create that on a sustainable basis" pic.twitter.com/MyP5tTeVZr
— IHCA (@IHCA_IE) June 3, 2020
MASSIVE turnout to Dublin’s #BlackLivesMatter protest. Biggest demonstration I’ve seen in the capital in years pic.twitter.com/qPae7GhaEb
— Sorcha Pollak (@SorchaPollak) June 1, 2020
New York Vol.28 (incl #coronavirus, protests)
Addiction treatment services have found a useful new tool to serve their patients — telehealth. https://t.co/mk6gz4XOIn
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 3, 2020
Through the @sunypotsdam1816 Department of Public Health and Human Performance, Kelly Bonnar, an associate professor, is exploring beliefs about the threat of the novel coronavirus and the disease it causes. https://t.co/YSsZKNlFWy
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 6, 2020
SPOTTED: A single osprey lands in its nest atop a utility pole along Route 12E just outside the village of Chaumont. https://t.co/jx97O0GJ2g
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 6, 2020
ICYMI: "It's not going to be the Tin Pan I've grown to love and adore and have a passion for," said restaurant owner Andy Taylor. https://t.co/MzdRfsSXzu
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 6, 2020
Local healthcare professionals gathered together Friday afternoon in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement, joining their colleagues across the nation under White Coats for Black Lives. https://t.co/GDm4Lj03Ty
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 6, 2020
On the night when nearly 1,000 people gathered in Potsdam to rally for Black Lives Matter and protest the killing of George Floyd, St. Lawrence County lawmakers were questioning the ramifications of such a gathering amid the COVID-19 pandemic. https://t.co/n4CnAsAiQ6
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 5, 2020
Two suspended Buffalo police officers should be fired after they pushed a 75-year-old protester to the ground, causing him to bleed from the head, @NYGovCuomo said Friday. https://t.co/sNhdxvThDU
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 5, 2020
J.C. Penney Co. stores in Watertown and Massena have, thus far, escaped closings in the chain's "store optimization strategy." https://t.co/73LQw1Ngb9
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 5, 2020
Officials in the village of Potsdam are considering a proposed local law that would allow village residents to raise chickens. https://t.co/APQgsNBC22
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 5, 2020
EDITORIAL: It's time for @NYGovCuomo to give back at least some of the power that members of the state Legislature signed over to him during this crisis. He needs to respect the purpose of the regional control rooms as they were initially established. https://t.co/9V3V5XaIVC
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 5, 2020
A neighbor across the highway from a Route 11 house in Watertown that caught fire Friday broke down the back door to see if anyone or dogs were inside the burning structure. https://t.co/8Z6YwIu0jz
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 5, 2020
New developments have been made with in-house COVID-19 testing at St. Lawrence County hospitals. https://t.co/xJOXOvZx8B
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 5, 2020
BREAKING: Tin Pan Galley Restaurant, a staple of the restaurant scene in Sackets Harbor for over 30 years, is closed for good. The closure was announced in a Facebook post Friday afternoon. https://t.co/gPpomvgWkg
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 5, 2020
After being closed for nearly three months, the U.S.-Canadian border is set to open as early as June 21. https://t.co/LpK2vX0bT2
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 5, 2020
A Department of Defense grant aimed at improving quality of life for military families could fund the brunt of the @WatertownYMCA community center project in the former Concentrix call center on Arsenal Street. https://t.co/58QmExdyGw
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 5, 2020
ICYMI: Harriett Simpson and Judy Webber returned to Watertown last Friday after spending the winter in South Carolina to find that their garage had been broken into. More than $5,000 in supplies meant for children in developing countries had been stolen. https://t.co/9ukLlrZLOx
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 5, 2020
Ogdensburg City School District Superintendent Kevin Kendall told residents and school board members that three district jobs will be lost to attrition in the district's effort to keep expenses down in the 2020-21 budget. https://t.co/qfd6vdlt3l
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 5, 2020
.@SyracuseU unveiled plans Tuesday night to allow athletes preparing for a competitive fall schedule to return to campus for voluntary workouts beginning next Monday. https://t.co/n7rBxXujIe
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 5, 2020
The volunteers who staff the free Community Meal program at First United Methodist Church in Massena had special deliveries for those who came by the church on Wednesday morning. https://t.co/LENliRnTDZ
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 5, 2020
A few months after one of the biggest moments of his athletic career, winning an ECAC Hockey championship in Lake Placid over rival @StLawrenceU, Massena native Matt Reid lay on his family dock in Louisville trying to kill himself. https://t.co/E7OxLudTCg
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 5, 2020
.@NYGovCuomo was stunned Thursday, he said, after three NYPD officers were injured in two overnight incidents Wednesday into Thursday where demonstrators stabbed one officer in the neck and two other officers were shot in the hand. https://t.co/xhcNv8nn3q
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 4, 2020
Bells tolled at churches in Canton and Potsdam at noon Wednesday, marking the first of nine days of ringing to honor the Black Lives Matter movement and the memory of George Floyd. https://t.co/OEz5xKPH43
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 4, 2020
A Samaritan Keep Home employee who tested positive on May 13 for COVID-19 and subsequently tested negative has again tested positive. https://t.co/FMekkoMMFd
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 4, 2020
Despite school doors being closed, juniors and seniors at St. Lawrence Central School won't be going without a prom this year. https://t.co/PC40n1t3Xn
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 4, 2020
EDITORIAL: This is not leadership, and it's not acceptable. We've been waiting for more than three years for Mr. Trump to finally act presidential, but we're once again sorely disappointed. https://t.co/0CajhQ26tu
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 4, 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound impact on how electoral races across the country are operating, including the race for the House seat in the state's 21st Congressional District. https://t.co/ms81GCHPr4
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 4, 2020
Friends, family and those who heard the thundering crash are still processing the loss of five people Tuesday on Route 11. Jefferson County Sheriff's Office identified three of the dead as Eugene N. Coleman, 28, Watertown; Julian L. White, 29, Watertown; and Damon J. Scott, 21. pic.twitter.com/68e1dz8oW7
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 4, 2020
Local developer Mike Lundy kept Watertown planners busy Monday, getting site plan approvals for a distribution center in the Jefferson County Corporate Park, constructing another building in his agri-park on Route 3 and two other projects. https://t.co/X3xdMg0Uco
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 4, 2020
The latest chapter in the success of Muskalonge Cemetery's revitalization effort was realized Memorial Day, when a historical plaque from the William G. Pomeroy Foundation, Syracuse, was dedicated in honor of the veterans interred there. https://t.co/gvT6wvm5Ti
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 4, 2020
A series of proposed bills could have a future impact in the form of relief on local municipalities pertaining to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Assemblyman Robert Smullen, R-Meco. https://t.co/Ua9mYiLJ4P
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 3, 2020
"The results last night were much, much different from the night before," @NYGovCuomo said. "The people in New York City should feel much better today…let's remember what we did last night and keep that going." https://t.co/1wLXhebc29
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 3, 2020
Congratulations to Watertown High School seniors Tiffany Russell and Ryan Peters who were both honored Sunday as recipients of the annual William I. Graf Award. https://t.co/u8FyCJDibH
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 3, 2020
As a volunteer EMT and officer amid a global public health crisis, Emily Cafarella and her colleagues have had to adjust some operations to increase sanitation and prevent the spread of COVID-19. https://t.co/iKOn7jg2Hl
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 3, 2020
Watertown City Council members on Monday night delayed taking action on a zoning change that would allow a proposed commercial building on Washington Street until they find out more about what the developers are proposing. https://t.co/bcvndcTwhH
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 3, 2020
EDITORIAL: These killings must stop. Black Americans have a right to know that the color of their skin will not imperil their lives at the hands of other people. https://t.co/ZQUZexd9YM
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 3, 2020
A battalion of military police from Fort Drum has been deployed to the Washington, D.C. region as demonstrations over the killing of George Floyd continue in the nation's capital. https://t.co/D7TSS6cUj4
— NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) June 3, 2020
More than 50 people took a knee outside of Samaritan Medical Center in Watertown at 1 p.m. today for a total of 8 minutes and 46 seconds, which is how long George Floyd was pinned to the ground by a former Minneapolis police officer, resulting in his death. @wdtnews pic.twitter.com/QsSORooqFJ
— sydney schaefer (@sydneydschaefer) June 5, 2020
"After careful consideration the Oswego County Fair Board members are saddened to announce that the 2020 Oswego County Fair is officially canceled," the statement announced. https://t.co/uQJyPq93ib
— Oswego County News (@OCWeeklies) June 3, 2020
Rochester man researches Johnny Herdman’s 1850s hearse https://t.co/Q5I9lEpzaw
— The Daily Reporter (@wellsvilledaily) June 1, 2020
The Bare Knuckle Boxing Hall of Fame has postponed its annual July 2020 induction ceremony to the fall https://t.co/mCzliQfHm8
— The Daily Reporter (@wellsvilledaily) May 31, 2020
A drive-through grocery distribution including dairy, produce and other perishables will be offered at the Friendship Central School on Monday https://t.co/o70DYuGCat
— The Daily Reporter (@wellsvilledaily) May 31, 2020
Olean General Hospital recently welcomed Denise O’Neil, NP, and Nicole Marker-Zewe, NP, to its primary care practices https://t.co/YblgnKIBw0
— The Daily Reporter (@wellsvilledaily) May 30, 2020
Oncologist Dr. Neeta Soni has started seeing patients at the new 6,000-square foot center https://t.co/xOmoFW7CIe
— The Daily Reporter (@wellsvilledaily) May 30, 2020
Here’s what to know before taking a trip to the hair salon or barber shop in New York https://t.co/LrZZ76uDMu
— The Daily Reporter (@wellsvilledaily) May 30, 2020
With the WDC placing 25 planters along Main Street to brighten downtown, the village encourages residents not to litter https://t.co/s6UQquMw9Y
— The Daily Reporter (@wellsvilledaily) May 29, 2020
Cornell Cooperative Extensions of Allegany, Steuben, and Cattaraugus Counties are interested in developing a home gardening initiative that supports residents growing their own food https://t.co/zFhOL67yUL
— The Daily Reporter (@wellsvilledaily) May 28, 2020
Memorial Day honored in Wellsville’s Memorial Park despite COVID-19 pandemic https://t.co/zWBBCmrFU9
— The Daily Reporter (@wellsvilledaily) May 25, 2020
The Seneca Nation said Friday it plans to reopen its three western New York casinos in June https://t.co/IZZp8rIZAG
— The Daily Reporter (@wellsvilledaily) May 24, 2020
The study found that the 17,500 deaths in the New York metropolitan area might have been avoided if the state and city limited exposure just a week early, and as many as 20,000 deaths if it acted two weeks earlier https://t.co/Wymc7tYOMK
— The Daily Reporter (@wellsvilledaily) May 23, 2020
CA BOCES was recently named a Cleveland Clinic 2019-2020 Banner School for programming and innovation in its New Vision-Health Professions program https://t.co/b8mR3Df7qu
— The Daily Reporter (@wellsvilledaily) May 23, 2020
You can shop online and pick up curbside from many of your favorite stores. https://t.co/u9S7VC0Z0p pic.twitter.com/4pViEclpQy
— Times Union (@timesunion) June 2, 2020
The donation comes as the city has made spending cuts to deal with falling revenues as a result of the #coronavirus pandemic. https://t.co/p15NhttPS7
— Times Union (@timesunion) June 2, 2020
Be sure to know the answers to these questions before traveling. https://t.co/th8UhSfcWo
— Times Union (@timesunion) June 2, 2020
Local government agencies are continuing to hope for financial relief from Congress, but local officials are warning state lawmakers that any cut to state aid would only deepen the deficits communities are facing. https://t.co/RO4MidqpAK pic.twitter.com/SAg4NRUkH5
— Times Union (@timesunion) June 5, 2020
Put away your pooper scooper. Fears of clumps of fecal matter flowing from the Kayaderosseras Creek into Saratoga Lake are apparently unfounded. https://t.co/LJcQJLv2KP
— Times Union (@timesunion) June 4, 2020
Local religious leaders gather to pray after unrest in Albany. https://t.co/4vb0cOE42S
— Times Union (@timesunion) June 4, 2020
Pentagon-Trump clash breaks open over military and protests. https://t.co/9dPtQ15Z5Q
— Times Union (@timesunion) June 4, 2020
LIVE: Education reporter @RachelSilby talks to members of the Shaker High class of 2020 student government who are fundraising for their high school food pantry. https://t.co/Ou08KUjEuS
— Times Union (@timesunion) June 4, 2020
#Albany Common Council members will hold a news conference Thursday to call for police reforms. https://t.co/4ykvt4Y5ws
— Times Union (@timesunion) June 4, 2020
Hitting the road? Cash tolls resume on the Thruway. https://t.co/PAOgTG1f5r
— Times Union (@timesunion) June 4, 2020
Local officials will hold a prayer vigil Thursday morning in the atrium of the Times Union Center. https://t.co/3Zv97NBtmT pic.twitter.com/uHS1tf69vW
— Times Union (@timesunion) June 4, 2020
#forsale: Capital Region homes with stunning outdoor living spaces. https://t.co/IwmNAkLZ47 pic.twitter.com/euHUhfGvAL
— Times Union (@timesunion) June 4, 2020
You've started that herb garden. Here's how to put it to use. https://t.co/UtI9KVu7LJ
— Times Union (@timesunion) June 3, 2020
Former top @NYGovCuomo aide Larry Schwartz says the @SUNY Board of Trustees should forgo a national search and make @jimmalatras — another former @NYGovCuomo aide — the next SUNY chancellor. @RachelSilby reports: https://t.co/gev8IoASbh
— Times Union (@timesunion) June 3, 2020
The nonprofit organization posted a slew of photos of the damage on Facebook Wednesday morning. https://t.co/LHtTwP377H
— Times Union (@timesunion) June 3, 2020
The Capital Region has moved into phase two of #reopening the economy in the wake of the #coronavirus pandemic. https://t.co/I0b2FH9N2v pic.twitter.com/6RvraKmF7o
— Times Union (@timesunion) June 3, 2020
#BREAKING: Murder charge upgraded in #GeorgeFloyd case, 3 other cops charged. https://t.co/0dQh3UmPst
— Times Union (@timesunion) June 3, 2020
#Albany County to host walkup #coronavirus testing Thursday for protesters, responders. https://t.co/cvWHXfluQv
— Times Union (@timesunion) June 3, 2020
As the Capital Region continues #reopening, contact tracing will become more important. Here's how it works. https://t.co/UpNne6PGIj
— Times Union (@timesunion) June 3, 2020
Barber shops, beauty parlors, retail stores and office-based businesses will be able to open today, but things will be a little different. https://t.co/FazN2Vcwcf
— Times Union (@timesunion) June 3, 2020
Thinking of hitting the road this summer? Here's what you need to know to start planning your own RV experience. https://t.co/BlaZq13zMi
— Times Union (@timesunion) June 3, 2020
College Board suspends plan for at-home SAT. https://t.co/hTNlJbVb0D pic.twitter.com/e2IKjR9na3
— Times Union (@timesunion) June 3, 2020
Make your veggies the star at dinner tonight. https://t.co/EejyeJAEJe
— Times Union (@timesunion) June 2, 2020
After 43 years, a haven for politicos and celebrities in #Albany is closed. https://t.co/6IQgAYVlYm pic.twitter.com/xXieYr84ou
— Times Union (@timesunion) June 2, 2020
Much of the destruction on Central Avenue came hours after the protest, and it's not clear that the violence had much, if anything, to do with #GeorgeFloyd's death. Read the latest column from @chris_churchill. https://t.co/oz0ThX4gHU
— Times Union (@timesunion) June 2, 2020
Protests continue around Albany police headquarters Monday night. https://t.co/3zA2b2KW15
— Times Union (@timesunion) June 2, 2020
After a storied track and field career, #Niskayuna standout Andy Bloom had to make the difficult decision to walk away from the sport that brought so much to his life while he still could in the mid-2000’s. https://t.co/Ir1lnsA9zA pic.twitter.com/s6Qc9uFMZd
— Times Union (@timesunion) June 1, 2020
"I thought I was going to watch my place burn in front of my eyes. It was one of the lowest points of my life." https://t.co/k3x5fh7SBw
— Times Union (@timesunion) June 1, 2020
Black Lives Matter rally in Schenectdy. Residents are lying down in the street outside the county jail. @timesunion pic.twitter.com/Pcpebtxo4Y
— Bethany Bump (@bethanybump) June 4, 2020
Protesters now at intersection of Albany and Hulett Streets in Schenectady’s Hamilton Hill neighborhood as they listen to more speakers talk about police brutality and racism. pic.twitter.com/z9vu5hnT8H
— Paul Nelson (@apaulnelson) June 4, 2020
Crowd has now taken over usually busy intersection of Nott Terrace and State Street, bringing traffic to a standstill, and urging motorists to join them. pic.twitter.com/aN4vfyLPts
— Paul Nelson (@apaulnelson) June 4, 2020
Crowd of a few dozen people kneeling at intersection of State and Lafayette Streets in downtown Schenectady. No sign of any cops. pic.twitter.com/wTNYpcfKAh
— Paul Nelson (@apaulnelson) June 4, 2020
Another woman, a local business owner, says she is afraid every day her husband leaves the house for work. pic.twitter.com/Z2MW380hfB
— Massarah Mikati (@MassarahMikati) June 1, 2020
A resounding point being made: we have our own George Floyds in the Capital Region. Ellazar Williams’ name was invoked by one speaker. pic.twitter.com/6MsEo7ueLJ
— Massarah Mikati (@MassarahMikati) June 1, 2020
The rest of my videos will be of the protesters’ experience and collective grief. pic.twitter.com/QjoPxGoEyL
— Massarah Mikati (@MassarahMikati) June 1, 2020
.@ChiefHawkinsAPD took the megaphone to tell his story and experiences with racism. He said he’s wearing a uniform because change has to come from within the system. pic.twitter.com/Io0y4U4nLJ
— Massarah Mikati (@MassarahMikati) June 1, 2020
More residents are expressing their grief and frustration with systemic racism in the criminal justice system to @ChiefHawkinsAPD. pic.twitter.com/HPqzLy8rBg
— Massarah Mikati (@MassarahMikati) June 1, 2020
Anti-brutality rally moves from Washington Park to Albany streets, @MassarahMikati reports from the scene. https://t.co/klXb5ZQ5rR https://t.co/LmEfHQG5Yi
— Times Union (@timesunion) June 3, 2020
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— Times Union (@timesunion) June 2, 2020
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— Times Union (@timesunion) June 2, 2020
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— Times Union (@timesunion) June 2, 2020
World Vol.29
Watch Dr. Allen Guelzo lay out the facts about the #NewDeal—and the impact another would *actually* have on economic recovery… pic.twitter.com/EwLYQzLliQ
— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) June 3, 2020
We've spent $22 trillion on anti-poverty and racial justice programs… and what has been the result?@CalThomas lays out why these programs have failed—and what DOES work: https://t.co/T3KpgnkCq2
— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) June 4, 2020
#COVID19 is taking a toll on Americans’ minds, hearts, and souls.
Houses of worship can play an essential role in treating these problems, @EmilieTHF explains in @PhillyInquirer https://t.co/WLyd9YeP8F
— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) June 4, 2020
Did you know: In 2016, more mail ballots—6.5 million—were misdirected or unaccounted for than the margin of votes separating Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. https://t.co/T9ChQ2DeCA
— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) June 3, 2020
China's presence at U.S. colleges runs MUCH deeper than Confucius Institutes@Gundisalvus says we should take it very seriously when groups of individuals who work for China come to the U.S. to spread disinformation
via @NataliaBMittel @KestecherLacey https://t.co/ol1nxukEU6
— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) June 4, 2020
“Beijing isn't just controlling the airspace, but they are deliberately telling the world that these are armed aircraft prepared to fight…”
Dean Cheng exposes what China is doing in India via @dwnews: https://t.co/TRFhHXebU3
— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) June 4, 2020
“The Chinese are worried, not about Elon Musk per se, but they recognize that companies can do entrepreneurship way better than state-owned enterprises.”
Dean Cheng on China’s response to Saturday's #SpaceX launch via @mirikramer: https://t.co/AprTMRkA4j
— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) June 4, 2020
Light a candle with us tonight as we vow that we will never forget the sacrifice the students of #TiananmenSquare made for freedom and democracy 31 years ago. @LeeWEdwards https://t.co/eHCfLg80qV pic.twitter.com/Ib5ZtVQFsL
— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) June 3, 2020
No, we don’t need a new #NewDeal https://t.co/1UoN1P9JQp
— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) June 3, 2020
The push to ban natural gas from homes and commercial buildings is extremely misguided: https://t.co/7JnRMGwK1n
— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) June 2, 2020
Angry crowds that heckle and threaten are not trying to change hearts and win minds—they're trying to impose their will through intimidation@KayColesJames https://t.co/wLuXdSLwWj
— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) June 2, 2020
It is not a myth but a reality that capitalism has brought greater economic wealth and cultural freedom to more people than any other system in the history of man. https://t.co/0NMB2qYBWQ
— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) June 2, 2020
Policymakers have much more evidence to guide better and more informed decisions about opening the U.S. and keeping vulnerable people safe. @Dougsbriefcase and @norbertjmichel provide a roadmap based upon their detailed review of what worked and failed. https://t.co/wvyH4TWUZG
— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) June 2, 2020
Meat supply disruptions from #COVID19 have exposed federal regulatory barriers to the sale of meat.
@darenbakst tells @holliemckay how greater flexibility in the system would help get meat sold (and reduce waste): https://t.co/a4MZd0nsPN— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) June 2, 2020
How is #COVID19 affecting older Americans? What information can help older Americans protect both their health and financial security?
Join @EmilieTHF for this important discussion with leaders from HHS and the FTC: https://t.co/fDMbGNbfJQ
— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) June 2, 2020
"If lockdowns remain widespread and persist into the summer, the economic damage will be large and likely will take years to repair." @Heritage https://t.co/nm6Lp1HnJb
— Heritage Action (@Heritage_Action) June 4, 2020
Charging Derek Chauvin with third-degree murder is a bizzare choice. It's a charge for which, as a matter of law, he cannot be convicted. And it's downright puzzling that prosecutors are pursuing it over other available options.https://t.co/FZwEppyvDH via @DailySignal
— Amy Swearer (@AmySwearer) June 3, 2020
.@CondoleezzaRice: "We all have a role to play in moving our country forward, in ensuring that our democracy delivers not just for those who have but also for those who seek and for those in need.
"So I ask my fellow Americans: What will each of you do?" https://t.co/0XznB37wAi
— Rob Bluey (@RobertBluey) June 4, 2020
Thoughtful analysis from my friend and colleague @cullystimson https://t.co/DBCrx8mZPf
— John Malcolm (@malcolm_john) June 4, 2020
Important new paper by @Heritage experts @paulwinfree, @norbertjmichel, and Doug Badger on why policymakers should be extremely cautious about additional COVID-19 relief measures, and start to unwind risky fiscal and monetary positions.https://t.co/dpsPnrpPkS
— David Ditch (@DavidADitch) June 4, 2020
June 4th, 1989 – the #TiananmenSquareMassacre – will forever mark the Chinese people’s valiant fight for freedom.
It is also a reminder of the depraved brutality the Chinese Communist Party will resort to in order to quash the liberties of the people. https://t.co/OLaIf2oIoy
— Kay C. James (@KayColesJames) June 4, 2020
Today, we remember the #TiananmenSquareMassacre and its countless victims. We must never forget.
But let us also remember those who continue to suffer under the Chinese government’s oppressive policies. #China https://t.co/W1GPnpyD0j
— Family Research Council (@FRCdc) June 4, 2020
POWERFUL:
A police officer and a protestor teach two young men that there is a better way than rioting.
Black America needs fathers and good role models.
Broken homes lead to broken communities.
RETWEET this video! pic.twitter.com/d5jGr5qSW7
— PragerU (@prageru) June 4, 2020
.@Project_Veritas did the near-impossible: They successfully infiltrated America's most notorious antifa group, @RoseCityAntifa in PORTLAND. Project shows the recruitment process & how members are taught to maim. This is organized terrorism. #ExposeAntifa pic.twitter.com/u2Jrr6YWLj
— Andy Ngô (@MrAndyNgo) June 4, 2020
Phil Murphy and Bill de Blasio are saying that if you are protesting police violence you are exempt from COVID-19 lockdowns, but if you need to go to church, make a living, or mourn a lost loved one, too bad. https://t.co/4nWtxCSCx7
— Robby Soave (@robbysoave) June 2, 2020
Through the Insurrection Act, Congress gave the president the authority to use the military in the event of civil disorder or an insurrection in which federal laws are unable to be enforced. https://t.co/qfYJhnTExz @DailySignal. Important arguments.
— Steven Bucci (@SBucci) June 3, 2020
Years ago, @heritage’s VP @kimsmithholmes wrote a book explaining the growth of intolerant progressive liberals and the impact on our political culture.
Highly recommend “The Closing of the Liberal Mind”. https://t.co/r8HGCDZmWd
— Ana Rosa Quintana (@ana_r_quintana) June 4, 2020
Designating Antifa as a Domestic Terror Organization Is a Step in the Right Direction to Restoring Law and Order @lora_ries & @cullystimson of @Heritage https://t.co/1DF8F8TlSa
— Ana Rosa Quintana (@ana_r_quintana) June 2, 2020
Delighted to speak last week to the @heritage VIRTUAL Leadership Conference.
The Heritage Foundation advances strong, principled conservative leadership for America at this critical time both at home and on the world stage. https://t.co/nJ1ch3dt7P via @YouTube
— Nile Gardiner (@NileGardiner) June 4, 2020
British youth cleaning up a sacred war memorial defaced by criminals.
There must be zero tolerance for attacks on memorials honouring the sacrifice and courage of British and American heroes. https://t.co/ECtEdL0aaC
— Nile Gardiner (@NileGardiner) June 4, 2020
Poll: Younger And Wealthier Americans Most Likely to Defend Looting https://t.co/7CDrb2599e
— Nile Gardiner (@NileGardiner) June 4, 2020
Excellent point. The rioting, looting and destruction on the streets of US cities is being encouraged and celebrated by many of America's enemies on the world stage. https://t.co/hlYIpmPJEt
— Nile Gardiner (@NileGardiner) June 3, 2020
The TRACE model offers policymakers with a simulation tool to figure out how to best reopen the country. #COVIDReopening https://t.co/mcA3LHreni
— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) June 2, 2020
Today, we’re launching a new publication analyzing the #COVID19 situation in America and offering ideas for reopening the economy in ways that better society as a whole. Read it here: https://t.co/VZJSl2hMCf #COVIDReopening
— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) May 28, 2020
While support for President Trump among non-college men stands at 71%, as high as it was four years ago, his support among non-college women has fallen by 11 percentage points. https://t.co/pG3DVEtshb
— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) June 5, 2020
The men and women who work closely with the president on his advisory team are among the most influential, unelected individuals in the U.S. government. Our new #19A essay takes a look at female representation among these critical government officials. https://t.co/jiJsEzsVKd
— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) June 4, 2020
“The devaluation of Black lives fuels the flames in our cities. To convince protestors not to burn down buildings, we must restore the value that racism has extracted from them,” write @andreperryedu and @jtrothwell. https://t.co/ZnQsP6aIiO
— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) June 4, 2020
Brookings will not be silent about recent injustices, crimes, and depredations. We will call out systemic racism and unrepentant racists, and through our research and policy suggestions, we will continue to help move the country toward racial equity. https://t.co/5RW6KV7ky4
— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) June 4, 2020
“Democrats’ policy toward China should not just be about the United States and what happens inside Washington. It must be driven by a realistic and objective assessment of the Chinese government’s behavior internationally.” https://t.co/0TcGxKpZt2
— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) June 4, 2020
From 2013-2018, 90% of successful Silicon Valley AI start-ups were purchased by leading tech companies. Dakota Foster says this is a worrisome trend for AI innovation. https://t.co/pLa7mDdLLf
— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) June 4, 2020
.@CamilleBusette explains how governors and mayors across America can work toward sustained racial equity in their communities. https://t.co/uG3j2dnrhA
— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) June 4, 2020
Zoning reforms that reduce minimum parking requirements can lower the cost of building apartments. @hchoyt and @jenny_schuetz outline a series of strategies. https://t.co/wDWT0rBvSA
— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) June 4, 2020
“White supremacists are gleeful as police violence and the resulting rioting tear apart cities. Even if the unrest ends in the weeks to come, they may look back at the violence as a win for their side,” writes @dbyman. https://t.co/ym235CrS6q
— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) June 3, 2020
What has female representation on the president’s A Team been like for the last few decades? Our new #19A essay explores: https://t.co/jiJsEzsVKd pic.twitter.com/qqYyqQ2P5N
— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) June 3, 2020
Doctors and nurses are obvious recipients of gratitude for their work during the pandemic. But there are many other staff who may be less visible that play critical roles in the operation of hospitals and other medical facilities. https://t.co/6vHBgmo0tN
— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) June 3, 2020
President Trump has made two accusations about mail-in ballots; that they favor Democrats and that they make it easier to cheat. Neither one is supported by the facts. https://t.co/U5anVeTHvZ
— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) June 3, 2020
How well has the U.S. performed, in both economic and health outcomes, relative to other countries during the COVID-19 crisis? Harry Holzer examines in a new report: https://t.co/Nptg7r0Opo
— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) June 3, 2020
With a president bent on escalating tensions, the U.S. needs a resolved legislative response. While there are members piling on divisive rhetoric, there are nonetheless glimmers of hope for a bipartisan response, write @Susan_Hennessey and @MargLTaylor. https://t.co/Kp9CQ9SYnv
— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) June 3, 2020
“It will be a tragedy if annexation undoes one of only two peace treaties between Israel and its neighbors. That will indeed be a deal for the century—a remarkably bad one.” https://t.co/gMIK0ceYwd
— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) June 3, 2020
Even before the coronavirus pandemic, 10-15% of U.S. households reported being housing insecure. Now, with unemployment at historic highs, America’s housing crisis is only getting worse. https://t.co/KRIrCbcz2R
— BrookingsInst (@BrookingsInst) June 2, 2020
What protest tactics can activists use consistent with “social distancing”?
New fr me on @BrookingsFP https://t.co/APHM38fR6o— Tamara Cofman Wittes (@tcwittes) June 4, 2020
Passing along an important piece by @tcwittes, particularly given protests taking place in US and anniversary of Tiananmen tragedy taking place in China today. https://t.co/OaDPGfxcj2 via @BrookingsInst
— Ryan Hass (@ryanl_hass) June 4, 2020
Robert Kagan of the @BrookingsInst looks at the Battle of Lafayette Square and the undermining of American democracy https://t.co/WftDyvTRCU
— Washington Post Opinions (@PostOpinions) June 3, 2020
New Analysis: @RyanDNunn, @jimmyodonnell17, and @JayCShambaugh released a new blog on policy options to boost wages for the roughly 48 million #EssentialWorkers during #COVID19, who face substantial risks even with precautions: https://t.co/8crSplu5aq
1/9 pic.twitter.com/RQfsxZL8f2
— The Hamilton Project (@hamiltonproj) June 4, 2020
#UPDATE Beijing warned Washington Monday of retaliation after President Donald Trump announced restrictions on Chinese students in the US in protest against a new national security law in Hong Kong https://t.co/f4B7e4tHR2
— AFP news agency (@AFP) June 1, 2020
Hong Kong police ban the annual Tiananmen vigil for the first time in its 30 year history @AFP pic.twitter.com/llVXuLMpiY
— AFPgraphics (@AFPgraphics) June 1, 2020
Even while it was praising Beijing in public, the WHO was pressing China behind the scenes over a weeklong delay in publishing the genetic sequence of the virus, which had been decoded by three government labs https://t.co/LGGaxGrbcd
— POLITICO (@politico) June 2, 2020
Beijing-backed broadcast, print and social media outlets are accusing the U.S. of a double standard on Hong Kong https://t.co/p0CmfJTzru
— POLITICO (@politico) June 2, 2020
The U.K. wants to rally as many countries as possible to condemn China's threat to Hong Kong's autonomy https://t.co/dGYUeNGozY
— POLITICO (@politico) June 2, 2020
Hong Kong police on Monday banned an upcoming vigil marking the Tiananmen crackdown anniversary citing the coronavirus pandemic, the first time the gathering has been halted in three decades — @AFP https://t.co/Wo2glP2msi
— Jerome Taylor (@JeromeTaylor) June 1, 2020
Former Italian Prime Minister @EnricoLetta says Europe faces an "existential threat" to its survival as the coronavirus crisis continues. He says this is the third crisis in a row in which Italians felt left on their own, and is urging Europe to respond quickly and effectively. pic.twitter.com/ODtYkaOpHl
— Quest Means Business (@questCNN) May 22, 2020
Crisi #COVID__19 non si porti via il #GreenNewDeal! La nostra proposta per far sposare il #recouveryfund che la Commissione annuncia domani col GreenNewDeal. @DelorsInstitute @DelorsBerlin @DelorsEurope @scuolapolitiche https://t.co/Jmu79z5ZXo
— Enrico Letta (@EnricoLetta) May 26, 2020
Read here my latest : "Decoding Xi Jinping’s Speech at the World Health Assembly" @Diplomat_APAC https://t.co/qPUNCCEcYJ @FRS_org @JIIA_en
— Valerie Niquet (@VNiquet) May 19, 2020
"Although China keeps presenting itself as a responsible and reliable stakeholder providing health supplies to many countries in need amid the #COVID19 pandemic, it missed opportunities to actually prove its commitment to multilateralism."
➡️ https://t.co/7pfQPVzQMA pic.twitter.com/ueL3Fs1qYL
— IFRI (@IFRI_) May 28, 2020
▶️ The Research Paper No. 98 "CHINESE STANDARDS AND THE NEW INDUSTRIAL MARKETS" by Laure G. DERON : https://t.co/pqj4j8UUTl
▶️ La note de recherche n°99 « Les leviers d'influence russe dans le Caucase du Sud » par Régis Genté : https://t.co/URH0QmzSxA
— IRSEM (@IRSEM1) May 29, 2020
https://twitter.com/sciencespo/status/1266394119028514819
🇪🇺💶 Europe’s scattergun approach to the #coronavirus epidemic has called into question the EU’s ability to rise to the challenge, but Brussels hopes its 750-billion-euro economic recovery plan will mark a turning point https://t.co/49sWFbh82g By @clementzampa @DaveClark_AFP @AFP pic.twitter.com/PM7SeZUbqn
— EU Data News Hub🇪🇺 (@EUDataNewsHub) June 1, 2020
#Beijing took not only a decisive stance against #democratic processes and civil liberties in #HongKong it also told the world it believes international legal obligations to be optional. Read @oertel_janka commentary on #EU – #China relations @ecfrhttps://t.co/Duuy3XnQdk
— ECFR Asia (@ECFRAsia) May 28, 2020
Fear and loathing in the Eastern Mediterranean: analysis on the scramble in the region for access to recently discovered #gas fields, the emerging #geopolitical fault lines & #Europe’s role in it. #DeepSeaRivals
Full policy brief ⬇️ https://t.co/UkSAI9DYFo— ECFR (@ecfr) May 28, 2020
Global trade policy experts, including Pascal Lamy (@ParisPeaceForum @DelorsInstitute), called for support and reform of global trade systems and governing institutions to ensure economic and social prosperity.
Watch the 4th #GlobalSolutions Summit here: https://t.co/B0SgARgFT6 pic.twitter.com/SudBibP6Vb
— Global Solutions Initiative (@glob_solutions) May 29, 2020
"@EU_Commission decision is at the level of #Draghi's ‘Whatever it takes'! But now it's important to be very good in the #implementation. I am not completing satisfied if I don't see the implementation part of the process, that is half of the problem". @EnricoLetta on @euronews👇 pic.twitter.com/0w2LluJQmT
— Jacques Delors Institute (@DelorsInstitute) May 29, 2020
New policy paper | #coronavirus & #integration
"When massive spending for recovery is required, any waste of defence budgets because of unnecessary duplications between PESCO states would be criminal."
👉 https://t.co/kWU8kcqhc7@IAIonline @eunewsit @CER_EU @epc_eu @IEP_Berlin pic.twitter.com/DBfYfdV0DP— EUIDEA (@IdeaEu) May 5, 2020
President Trump said Friday that the U.S. will be terminating its relationship with the World Health Organization, saying it had failed to adequately respond to the coronavirus because China has “total control” over the global organization https://t.co/9QGxCmo45g
— TIME (@TIME) May 29, 2020
Irish government formation still weeks away https://t.co/ubkNf9LScr
— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) May 31, 2020
JUST IN: Multiple police vehicles have had their windows broken in front of the CNN Center in Atlanta. Protests are taking place in multiple cities over the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis. https://t.co/JRfcaA3YuC pic.twitter.com/H4wIZ1xiAI
— CNN International (@cnni) May 30, 2020
BREAKING: The FBI has identified this Antifa agitator and is tracking him down in the Pittsburgh area pic.twitter.com/I3H4QnMdQG
— Jack Posobiec (@JackPosobiec) June 1, 2020
Scary scene in Santa Monica as people are trying to protect businesses from looters. pic.twitter.com/83gFVY8zkT
— Arash Markazi (@ArashMarkazi) May 31, 2020
Violent left. https://t.co/h5bHCcfCCy
— Tom Fitton (@TomFitton) June 1, 2020
After more than a week, why hasn't Morrison condemned this? Rio Tinto's corporate arrogance has robbed all Australians. Juukan Gorge's shelters nine-times older than Stonehenge, 23-times older than the Colosseum and 75-times older than Machu Picchu. https://t.co/kfqvhsKMhz
— Kevin Rudd (@MrKRudd) June 1, 2020
❄ Coast of Antarctica "painted green" by climate change #CambioClimático
"Green snow created by blooming algae in the Antarctic Peninsula is likely to spread as temperatures increase as a result of climate change, researchers have said" https://t.co/4jiVUeXFYl #1o5C Emergency
— #CleanEnergy (@1o5CleanEnergy) June 1, 2020
Black Lives Matter
Auckland
NZ pic.twitter.com/pLTBnChbdg— He aha te mea nui o te ao? He tāngata. (@VishOnAMish) June 1, 2020
Ratings agency S&P Global Ratings has affirmed Ireland's sovereign debt rating.
It has also maintained the outlook at stable following a scheduled review https://t.co/hwF5txTJDQ
— RTÉ News (@rtenews) May 29, 2020
Frontline staff at the Coombe hospital in Dublin have been providing a uniquely personal insight into their lives during the coronavirus pandemic. Over several weeks they have been submitting photographs on the theme of "living in lockdown". 📸📱#InThisTogether pic.twitter.com/KhxOrwgmrA
— RTÉ News (@rtenews) May 29, 2020
The pool moose has dried off and returned safely back to nature, but not before a little dip.
Here's the story of a Friday morning find by an #Ottawa couple. | @CBCOttawa
(📹 submitted by Paul Koch)pic.twitter.com/Umh60Q73PD
— CBC (@CBC) May 29, 2020
Johnson’s darkest hour, his decision to essentially prioritise Cummings over the pandemic response, had at least three immediate effects… https://t.co/2nPk94xdqy
— James O'Brien (@mrjamesob) June 1, 2020
With Brazil emerging as one of the world's most infected countries, President Jair Bolsonaro is deflecting all responsibility for the coronavirus crisis, casting blame on mayors, governors, an outgoing health minister and the media. https://t.co/JUzOoJJyDt
— Michael Miller—5229 Cornell Ave, El Paso, TX 79924 (@CarnageMovie) May 26, 2020
Chile-based Latam Airlines says it will continue operating while seeking bankruptcy protection as it confronts a steep drop in passenger numbers due to the coronavirus pandemic. https://t.co/TWmnmBO6A7
— Michael Miller—5229 Cornell Ave, El Paso, TX 79924 (@CarnageMovie) May 26, 2020
RT @AP_Sports: Time to dust off those boots and tune those skis. At least one resort high in the Colorado Rockies is planning to reopen after a more than two-month hiatus caused by the coronavirus. https://t.co/dhXj0EON3n
— Michael Miller—5229 Cornell Ave, El Paso, TX 79924 (@CarnageMovie) May 25, 2020
RT @AP_Europe: Fashion rethink: High-profile houses Gucci and Saint Laurent announce they will leave the normal fashion calendar behind, with its relentless four-times-a-year rhythm, amid the coronavirus pandemic. https://t.co/5QrfgAsqkk
— Michael Miller—5229 Cornell Ave, El Paso, TX 79924 (@CarnageMovie) May 26, 2020
China is facing global pressure to crack down on its so-called wet markets. Is the country serious about curbing its wildlife trade? pic.twitter.com/CYT6dAjv5l
— DW News (@dwnews) May 30, 2020
Attention everyone. This isn’t real, but we wish it was. So we're tweeting it now. https://t.co/7fM7ofA23C
— Telstra (@Telstra) May 21, 2020
Virus delays largest Arctic expedition in history.
The multi-national team on the biggest Arctic research mission ever undertaken were prepared for problems from polar bear attacks to major snowstorms, but never did they imagine a global pandemic would threaten their expedition pic.twitter.com/til1SPbDfy
— AFP news agency (@AFP) June 2, 2020
VIDEO: Tropical storm Amanda, the first named storm of the season in the Pacific, has flooded entire neighbourhoods in El Salvador, destroying houses and forcing dozens of residents to be evacuated pic.twitter.com/kJRSwF3Amj
— AFP news agency (@AFP) June 1, 2020
VIDEO: Mourners hold the funeral of Iyad Khairi Hallak, a Palestinian disabled man who was shot dead by Israeli police in annexed east Jerusalem, after they mistakenly thought he was armed with a pistol pic.twitter.com/2IzS99kp0l
— AFP news agency (@AFP) June 2, 2020
#UPDATE A senior Iranian lawmaker said Monday that 230 people were killed and thousands injured in November protests sparked by a petrol price hike, state news agency IRNA reported https://t.co/OaicoXRRRh
— AFP news agency (@AFP) June 1, 2020
VIDEO: Police in Sao Paulo disperse a demonstration against President Jair Bolsonaro, just hundreds of meters away from a rival rally by his supporters against the State Governor and the Federal Court of Justice pic.twitter.com/wWBYtnKlV0
— AFP news agency (@AFP) June 2, 2020
#BREAKING 'New Ebola epidemic' in northwest DR Congo: health ministry pic.twitter.com/4pLJ1XrUya
— AFP news agency (@AFP) June 1, 2020
Thais seek sun and surf as officials re-open some beaches and ease some #coronavirus restrictions https://t.co/1QefRREXnp pic.twitter.com/5mTxeZhCbd
— AFP news agency (@AFP) June 2, 2020
Coronavirus task force coordinator Dr. Deborah Birx says “I worry terribly about the peaceful protests,” adding that the federal government is working with mayors to expand testing availability so protesters can get tested. https://t.co/5RexmYYj45 pic.twitter.com/3eQCCOBsuf
— ABC News (@ABC) June 3, 2020
27% of adults in a new @ABC News/WaPo poll say they definitely (15%) or probably (12%) would not get vaccinated against the coronavirus. https://t.co/JTdLPlrebf pic.twitter.com/1XCsjczIxs
— ABC News (@ABC) June 3, 2020
Rome's ancient Colosseum reopened its doors to the public for the first time in three months—with several changes, including the number of people allowed inside, a thermo-scanner machine at the entrance and social distancing regulations. https://t.co/HiWI1O7SXe pic.twitter.com/9m5tsj1LcS
— ABC News (@ABC) June 2, 2020
Red balloons fly over Brazil in honour of 30,000 coronavirus victims. https://t.co/7CInkdeKJ0 pic.twitter.com/ucVFHwMkdK
— ABC News (@ABC) June 2, 2020
New York Vol.26 (incl #coronavirus, protests)
“The U.S. and Canada are so intertwined, so interconnected. We make things together, it’s together that we compete effectively against China, against the rest of the world.” https://t.co/DFUTzyw8Zv
— Press-Republican (@pressrepublican) May 24, 2020
The Press-Republican is on the list. @pressrepublican needs subscriber and advertiser support more than ever during this tough time. https://t.co/avLhZ2b1eg
— Lois Clermont (@EditorLois) May 24, 2020
The Canadian and U.S. governments announced Tuesday that restrictions prohibiting non-essential travel across the northern border would be extended to June 21. https://t.co/2PF64aK4YC
— Press-Republican (@pressrepublican) May 20, 2020
Brenda Sypek-Potthast is one of the many frontline workers in the health care field that have have been working exhaustively during the COVID-19 pandemic to help others. https://t.co/SiWsLb3wQJ
— Press-Republican (@pressrepublican) May 23, 2020
“Many North Country seasonal businesses rely on the H-2B non-immigrants seasonal guest worker program to sustain the levels of work they need completed to stay in business.” https://t.co/CMuXSaTY2t
— Press-Republican (@pressrepublican) May 27, 2020
Grabbing food curbside pickup has become the new normal around the North Country, but is it paying off? Some area restaurants say, without seating, times have been tough. https://t.co/QX7Zbz2niF
— Press-Republican (@pressrepublican) May 30, 2020
"The presidential candidate has to make a solid pick and cannot afford to choose someone who is a liability, therefore, vice-presidential nominees are carefully screened by presidential campaigns.” https://t.co/Ubx81OvwXC
— Press-Republican (@pressrepublican) May 28, 2020
“It gets people back to a more normal environment which gives a lot of confidence to the market.” https://t.co/vDRxB3eEka
— Press-Republican (@pressrepublican) May 27, 2020
The Democratic-controlled U.S. House of Representatives has passed the HEROES Act, a $3 trillion coronavirus stimulus package that is unlikely to become law since the Republican-majority Senate seems unlikely to pass it. https://t.co/l6qEaSJBIA
— Press-Republican (@pressrepublican) May 19, 2020
"We certainly knew how important the internet was, but when this pandemic started, it just became that much more so." https://t.co/nuSw7Z9fnZ
— Press-Republican (@pressrepublican) May 28, 2020
Our churches have the capability to open safely beyond 10 people. @pressrepublican thanks for coinciding your editorial with my comments on this important issue. People need spiritual guidance during this time so let’s give them that ability. https://t.co/BSjOKDQfsq
— NY Assemblyman Jones (@jonesnyassembly) May 28, 2020
Plattsburgh State used to have a golf team. Here’s the squad from 1970. https://t.co/EketFj0oyo
— Press-Republican Sports (@prsports) May 27, 2020
Hundreds walk the streets of New Paltz in solidarity with #GeorgeFlyod pic.twitter.com/YNLsIKRARd
— Katelyn Cordero (@KatelynCordero) May 30, 2020
"It's primarily the city people who have discovered that they don't mind working remotely. The ability to work remotely is probably going to continue to be a theme for the foreseeable future." https://t.co/Sx6eXczXoq
— Poughkeepsie Journal (@PokJournal) May 30, 2020
While some in the Catskills' community want summer visitors to be blocked from coming up, that is up for the state, not local officials, to decide. https://t.co/fcRLZxG1pH
— Poughkeepsie Journal (@PokJournal) May 31, 2020
Protesters returned to the streets of New York City for a third straight day despite calls from Bill de Blasio for calm. https://t.co/MhwcqrlDKy
— Poughkeepsie Journal (@PokJournal) May 31, 2020
Hundreds took to the streets of downtown New Paltz to protest the shooting of George Floyd in Minnesota and racism in our country May 30, 2020. https://t.co/olAbsDowdd
— Poughkeepsie Journal (@PokJournal) May 31, 2020
Hudson Valley residents are speaking out in pain, anger over incident of police violence in Minnesota. https://t.co/qTLoHkzqiE
— Poughkeepsie Journal (@PokJournal) May 30, 2020
A protest was held in memory of George Floyd on Saturday in Beacon. https://t.co/WzmWDMs91N
— Poughkeepsie Journal (@PokJournal) May 30, 2020
With NY on Pause having closed the doors to shopping centers and non-essential businesses, some small businesses have adapted and gone digital. https://t.co/v6s917SB2p
— Poughkeepsie Journal (@PokJournal) May 30, 2020
Hundreds took to the streets of downtown New Paltz to protest the shooting of George Floyd in Minnesota and racism in our country May 30, 2020. https://t.co/mSeHmNMRZj
— Poughkeepsie Journal (@PokJournal) May 30, 2020
“Things are in flux right now, so the child care providers are not sure what to do,” said Linda Martini, director of the Child Care Council of Orange County. https://t.co/znL5CNOlg9
— Poughkeepsie Journal (@PokJournal) May 30, 2020
As we remember Floyd in our thoughts and at our dinner tables, there is an extraordinary nation bracing for change for African Americans. https://t.co/LTPzGKHGDY
— Poughkeepsie Journal (@PokJournal) May 30, 2020
"Every so often we get a kid who walks through the door and you just know he's different. Steven was that kid." – Wiccopee Fire Lt. Chris Jodlowski https://t.co/8DExNex1Rh
— Poughkeepsie Journal (@PokJournal) May 29, 2020
Watch a livestream of a protest in New York City's Foley Square as outrage grows nationwide over the death of George Floyd. https://t.co/8n2mdPT1Cv
— Poughkeepsie Journal (@PokJournal) May 29, 2020
Phase 2 Reopening in NY brings freedom for retail locations to reopen, but also strict safety guidelines. What to know: https://t.co/IYnXTGR4jd
— Poughkeepsie Journal (@PokJournal) May 29, 2020
Sen. Chuck Schumer announced The Endless Frontier Act, which would invest $100 billion into the discovery, creation, and commercialization of new technologies. https://t.co/xsMTGT4yQG
— Poughkeepsie Journal (@PokJournal) May 29, 2020
See what each district is proposing to voters in this unprecedented mail-in school vote, and what needed to be done to balance budgets. https://t.co/EShLRAghfz
— Poughkeepsie Journal (@PokJournal) May 29, 2020
Gov. Cuomo mandated an all-mail election to take place on June 9, but hasn't said anything about revotes. https://t.co/7rxZbYu3iM
— Poughkeepsie Journal (@PokJournal) May 28, 2020
Car dealers are ramping up ease of online shopping and fighting to lower prices amid a stressful time in the industry. https://t.co/WIqw34s09G
— Poughkeepsie Journal (@PokJournal) May 28, 2020
What to know about the second phase of NY's reopening measures. https://t.co/j1sg7xbYzF
— Poughkeepsie Journal (@PokJournal) May 27, 2020
The staff has made a plan and changes for keeping guests and employees safe. Here's what they plan to do. https://t.co/ks3T0bdBOm
— Poughkeepsie Journal (@PokJournal) May 26, 2020
Stone used to construct the tower was hauled into town by local farmers, undoubtedly many who were benefactors of Wilber's generosity and service. https://t.co/TqyJlYPRXP
— Poughkeepsie Journal (@PokJournal) May 26, 2020
You and up to nine of your friends can now gather in New York. https://t.co/NuTvTX7Cmu
— Poughkeepsie Journal (@PokJournal) May 22, 2020
IBM is cutting jobs in a move to reorganize its workforce it says it has discussed in recent quarterly meetings. Here's what we know. https://t.co/c8IwDfN4s4
— Poughkeepsie Journal (@PokJournal) May 22, 2020
After shutting down for two months because of the coronavirus, Mohonk Preserve has launched a phased re-opening. https://t.co/ODo2d1gPYC
— Poughkeepsie Journal (@PokJournal) May 22, 2020
Here's a look at the number of confirmed coronavirus cases by county in New York https://t.co/JEJVX5S3ky
— Poughkeepsie Journal (@PokJournal) May 21, 2020
College leaders are planning for a worst-case state funding cut of up to 50%, which would blow a $6.5 million hole in SUNY Orange's budget https://t.co/6xDSwMWc2y
— Poughkeepsie Journal (@PokJournal) May 20, 2020
Binghamton University announced its plans to reopen the fall semester August 26 and stick to the academic calendar as planned. https://t.co/ztC95f7C8I
— Poughkeepsie Journal (@PokJournal) May 20, 2020
The program through Mental Health America and Hudson River Housing has helped as a short-term solution amid coronavirus https://t.co/p5REgWJvcf
— Poughkeepsie Journal (@PokJournal) May 20, 2020
The concept of using GIS mapping to help prioritize the delivery of home internet to students first occurred to Dr. Graham Hayes in 2019 when he realized that a substantial number of his Earth Science students did not have internet access at home. https://t.co/P4rGkwUpNS
— Salamanca Press (@SalamancaPress) May 15, 2020
The Seneca Nation said its gaming operations, including the Seneca Allegany Resort & Casino, will begin to reopen in June. Employees and guests will all be required to wear face masks and have their temperature taken to prevent the spread of COVID-19. https://t.co/7zPnhhWNQB
— Salamanca Press (@SalamancaPress) May 25, 2020
Get ready for the First Virtual Allegany Nature Pilgrimage. With large groups still banned in these days of the coronavirus pandemic, the Pilgrimage must go on — Zoom. https://t.co/haNQBpyd6A
— Salamanca Press (@SalamancaPress) May 25, 2020
This is the first in a three-part weekly series on the 1999 Salamanca football season, which culminated in the program’s first state championship game appearance. https://t.co/mbij5VJy5J
— Salamanca Press (@SalamancaPress) May 17, 2020
While Salamanca's city hall remains closed to the public, some employees took advantage of the sunshine Wednesday afternoon to help plant flower buckets to be placed in front of the many Main Street businesses closed during the COVID-19 shutdowns. https://t.co/Y85zONTtnn
— Salamanca Press (@SalamancaPress) May 14, 2020
Club facilities including clubhouses, pro shops and restrooms are all closed, as golf remains a “non-essential” business in New York, but clubs can still employ small security and groundskeeping crews to allow golfers to walk the courses. https://t.co/kmdKY2w7zx
— Salamanca Press (@SalamancaPress) May 13, 2020
“We’ve got 100 gallons of hand sanitizer and 2,500 face masks,” said Dick Rivers, executive director of the Cornell Cooperative Extension. “We don’t know how long they are going to last. … We may be able to get more.” https://t.co/k6H787PdzS
— Salamanca Press (@SalamancaPress) May 12, 2020
President Trump said the World Health Organization had failed to adequately respond to the coronavirus because China has “total control” over the global organization. https://t.co/VQuzRH0GkF
— The Post-Star (@poststar) May 29, 2020
From Donald Trump in 2016 to Warren Harding in 1920, here's a look back at each of the past 25 Republican National Conventions spanning 100 years — and the presidential and vice presidential nominees that came out of each. What… https://t.co/tVcuzG4Ke2
— The Post-Star (@poststar) May 29, 2020
From Hillary Clinton in 2016 to James Cox in 1920, here's a look back at each of the past 25 Democratic National Conventions spanning 100 years — and the presidential and vice presidential nominees that came out of each. Coming… https://t.co/gDXxgPEk4D
— The Post-Star (@poststar) May 28, 2020
The Minneapolis officer who was seen on video kneeling on the neck of George Floyd, a handcuffed black man who died in custody after pleading that he could not breathe, was arrested Friday. https://t.co/VJj3DUw2fa
— The Post-Star (@poststar) May 29, 2020
The summer is a good time to catch up on home maintenance "to do" projects. Here are 10 summer tasks to help keep your checklist on track. https://t.co/DFB5KNAdAT
— The Post-Star (@poststar) May 30, 2020
In times of crisis, workers not represented by unions may face worse consequences than workers represented by unions, and locations with lower union membership rates might also be less resilient to economic hardship. https://t.co/nGibv7Z6y2
— The Post-Star (@poststar) May 28, 2020
General Electric is saying goodbye to the light bulb. The conglomerate is shedding a struggling business founded by Thomas Edison more than a century ago. https://t.co/qJlOSnrdKg
— The Post-Star (@poststar) May 27, 2020
The danger of skin cancer certainly hasn't disappeared during the age of coronavirus, and using sunscreen is more important than ever, experts say. https://t.co/Cf7nnF0ksf
— The Post-Star (@poststar) May 24, 2020
Here are some of the top photos of the week, as selected by the Associated Press. https://t.co/AALPHzIEAU
— The Post-Star (@poststar) May 30, 2020
As the coronavirus pandemic continues, millions of Americans are hunkering down at home. But for the 34 million adults who live alone in the U.S., the pandemic and economic downturn bring a unique set of challenges. https://t.co/0HLvPR0PG4
— The Post-Star (@poststar) May 30, 2020
How to have someone work in your home safely is paramount for both you and the service provider. https://t.co/E3qj4BTxvM
— The Post-Star (@poststar) May 29, 2020
Researchers believe the creature is likely to be a new species of Grimpoteuthis, or "Dumbo octopus," a genus of deep-sea umbrella octopuses named for their fins, which resemble the ears of Disney's cartoon elephant. https://t.co/3J9kk1WM4X
— The Post-Star (@poststar) May 29, 2020
The Fort Ann Central School District is seeking voter approval for a $12.346 million budget. Total spending would increase by 5.32%. https://t.co/A6MLQZ5i5N
— The Post-Star (@poststar) May 28, 2020
Saratoga County is offering websites to guide businesses into reopening. https://t.co/reFtxLUItd
— The Post-Star (@poststar) May 27, 2020
Local restaurants are taking a variety of approaches as the pandemic continues. https://t.co/1pcuPvHDhT
— The Post-Star (@poststar) May 27, 2020
Changes are being made to farmers markets amid the pandemic as they start to open across the U.S., Joe Biden is getting ready to hit the campaign trail as some virus restrictions ease, coronavirus deaths in Brazil are expected to… https://t.co/nks1Cp19xQ
— The Post-Star (@poststar) May 27, 2020
Invest in your home office and save yourself the headache. https://t.co/2mrnrLEpDP
— The Post-Star (@poststar) May 27, 2020
New parasailing regulations for Lake George have been adopted nearly a year after a parasailing accident sent an Orange County man to a hospital. https://t.co/bRQySwml9v
— The Post-Star (@poststar) May 27, 2020
Researchers say two species of fish roamed the seas about 40 to 45 million years ago with fangs and a single saber tooth. Their closest living relatives? Anchovies. https://t.co/04Y6UWUcpo
— The Post-Star (@poststar) May 26, 2020
The trading floor of the New York Stock Exchange reopened for the first time in two months on Tuesday with New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo ringing the iconic bell. https://t.co/kq9aw4wMe5
— The Post-Star (@poststar) May 26, 2020
These headsets are all different, but they all do basically the same thing — let you take phone calls or participate in audio or video conferences through your computer. Two of them are great for music, too. https://t.co/cNzWB4upqD
— The Post-Star (@poststar) May 25, 2020
The Trudeau Institute of Saranac Lake was built upon studying infectious diseases of the lungs, and its longtime hometown is known for fostering innovation in the field of public health. https://t.co/OZ2V5NAuIM
— The Post-Star (@poststar) May 25, 2020
The traditional three-square-meals-a-day eating pattern has given way to lots of noshing. In fact, 50% of all eating occasions are snacks. https://t.co/MVuN8PFI0C
— The Post-Star (@poststar) May 24, 2020
For many Americans, Memorial Day marks the beginning of the outdoor grilling season. Here are a few tips and recipes to get you started. https://t.co/U2QBM7rqhx
— The Post-Star (@poststar) May 24, 2020
Also, some tips for putting off debt payments to start saving now and how to make the most of store cards during a crisis. https://t.co/3URwaIrkGh
— The Post-Star (@poststar) May 24, 2020
Career experts admit that there isn’t a way to sugarcoat the challenge of finding a new job once you’ve celebrated the Big 5-0. https://t.co/ckO1WagoCb
— The Post-Star (@poststar) May 24, 2020
Here are some questions and answers on what returning to work will look like. https://t.co/SB5MZCfVt4
— The Post-Star (@poststar) May 24, 2020
Americans soaked up the sun where they could this weekend, taking advantage of the first holiday weekend since coronavirus restrictions were eased. Beach patrols and police watched to make sure people abided by the social-distancing rules and spread… https://t.co/AN2wIE33Jb
— The Post-Star (@poststar) May 24, 2020
In the last several years, diseases like measles have returned to the U.S., with a significant spike in the number of cases reported. Here are the 10 best and worst states for child vaccination. https://t.co/TZZ0f68tV3
— The Post-Star (@poststar) May 24, 2020
Recessions create a triple threat to your financial well-being. Here's how to navigate them. https://t.co/CBKhvKJxwc
— The Post-Star (@poststar) May 23, 2020
When churches are allowed to fully open, Catholic Masses, along with other services, will definitely look different from what they once were. https://t.co/syJpL25CSa
— The Post-Star (@poststar) May 23, 2020
New York Vol.24 (incl #coronavirus)
Watch: Cuomo announces start to reopening of Hudson Valley businesses https://t.co/u9ufjbAm9q #ROC
— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 27, 2020
Definition of "Rochester weather": We set a record high and record low (27 degrees on May 13) less than two weeks apart. https://t.co/7JHyIhWAZW
— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 26, 2020
Watch: This ad finished second in NY's 'Wear a Mask' competition https://t.co/Ryh2aPAWWX #ROC
— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 26, 2020
Greece restaurants can apply for a town permit for outdoor seating.
Greece Town Supervisor Bill Reilich said distancing between tables reflects the state's guidelines.
“If somebody doesn’t like that, they don’t have to go out to the restaurant."https://t.co/mOKrLc9r7X
— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 26, 2020
Monroe County at its highest COVID-19 hospitalization rate but ICU stay low https://t.co/rfDqJ2j3fD #ROC
— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 26, 2020
The World Health Organization warned that "an immediate second peak" could emerge if some restrictions are lifted too quickly and said it would be dropping hydroxychloroquine from its study of experimental treatments. https://t.co/N0lcg6RVSm
— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 25, 2020
Memorial Day: Here's how to honor veterans in the Rochester region May 25 https://t.co/704fZrCZ8m #ROC
— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 24, 2020
100 years ago, Philadelphia chose a parade over social distancing during the 1918 Spanish flu – and pa… https://t.co/X9B3zd241e #ROC
— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 24, 2020
"Everyone's getting tired of the quarantine and feeling cooped up, but I'm afraid if people stop being careful, we'll just have to shut everything down again and start over." https://t.co/WnBAefv4O1
— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 23, 2020
If we're going to contain this, antibody testing is vital. And now it's coming here… https://t.co/zmya4Sdve6
— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 23, 2020
Looks like WFH is leading to DFH. Beer sales are way up — yes, even Corona beer. Here's what people are drinking, and why… https://t.co/cSzemquZ1w
— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 23, 2020
New York state is now allowing all gatherings of up to 10 people with proper social distancing. https://t.co/X4NeYKUxjP
— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 23, 2020
Diseases attack plants; here's how to keep them at bay https://t.co/LXdB6gd7Ei #ROC
— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 23, 2020
Coronavirus: What will it take to shut down a New York region after opening? https://t.co/IBAK9CTwHo #ROC
— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 22, 2020
Coronavirus' greatest toll in many upstate NY counties is in inside nursing homes https://t.co/J4gjs16okk #ROC
— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 22, 2020
If New York acted more quickly, an early lockdown could have saved 17,000 lives, study says https://t.co/JcBQyNFugr #ROC
— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 22, 2020
When will New York's casinos reopen? What Cuomo and the betting halls are saying https://t.co/MbEV4nWdMK #ROC
— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 22, 2020
Denny's closing 5 locations in Rochester area; nearly 200 workers laid off https://t.co/A9SVYejDe6 #ROC
— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 22, 2020
Modeling predicts spike, then downturn in Monroe County COVID cases starting next week https://t.co/xH5QNzVt5f #ROC
— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 22, 2020
Performers perform, regardless of the pandemic https://t.co/2JMY0Xb0kI #ROC
— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 22, 2020
'Totally different:' New York tourist spots brace for uncertain summer. What our trip found https://t.co/9XQYlZcykw #ROC
— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 22, 2020
Photos: How is your favorite summer vacation spot preparing to reopen? https://t.co/r3fI4dZt1e #ROC
— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 22, 2020
New York's unemployment rate hits 14.5% in April https://t.co/hU3KjXUhyj #ROC
— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 21, 2020
Space Force at Stewart Airport? Orange County leaders in talks with Port Authority https://t.co/HeLyctTd5Y #ROC
— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 21, 2020
NY colleges plan fall reopening without clear state direction. What they are saying https://t.co/lKtpAo05mv #ROC
— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 21, 2020
New York beach openings: What to know about coronavirus rules, restrictions https://t.co/E8osy5KvI4 #ROC
— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 21, 2020
Reopening: Most Americans fear second wave of coronavirus: Marist Poll https://t.co/lzaAOQLkyD #ROC
— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 21, 2020
Rochester diocese guidelines provide insight into worship in life after lockdown https://t.co/pdxNNKTjoB #ROC
— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 21, 2020
Letter: High-quality broadband vital to remote learning https://t.co/e5F0qB3ny6
— Daily Freeman (@DailyFreeman) May 22, 2020
Mid-Hudson Valley reopening begins; Phase 2 could start in two weeks, Ulster executive says https://t.co/zIiUd8meWs
— Daily Freeman (@DailyFreeman) May 26, 2020
State agency clears way for Mid-Hudson recreational boating season https://t.co/haZmYBX6eW
— Daily Freeman (@DailyFreeman) May 26, 2020
Arm-of-the-Sea Theater begins work plan for Esopus Creek venue https://t.co/h2bX36Jzj3
— Daily Freeman (@DailyFreeman) May 26, 2020
Gasoline prices rise in the NY, US, but mixed in Mid-Hudson Valley, Catskills https://t.co/AKVaJPhUeE
— Daily Freeman (@DailyFreeman) May 26, 2020
Houses of worship eager to reopen https://t.co/l1m2LWG5Z0
— Daily Freeman (@DailyFreeman) May 23, 2020
New York eases ban on gatherings https://t.co/kA6ffqko7b
— Daily Freeman (@DailyFreeman) May 23, 2020
Mid-Hudson Valley school districts rethink graduations amid ban on large gatherings https://t.co/zQQd7SgSst
— Daily Freeman (@DailyFreeman) May 22, 2020
PHOTOS: Ulster County candlelight Memorial ceremony https://t.co/GQ84riIqtV
— Daily Freeman (@DailyFreeman) May 22, 2020
Kingston lawmaker revisits vacancy tax plan for commercial spaces https://t.co/GM1yKca6ts
— Daily Freeman (@DailyFreeman) May 21, 2020
Take Five ticket worth $19K sold in Gardiner https://t.co/McgMoO5kJM
— Daily Freeman (@DailyFreeman) May 21, 2020
Woodstock reduces number of permits for short-term rentals https://t.co/dXTvcHDWgN
— Daily Freeman (@DailyFreeman) May 20, 2020
Kingston Planning Board objects to affordable housing amendment as proposed https://t.co/UJRaI0W3Dx
— Daily Freeman (@DailyFreeman) May 19, 2020
How did you spend your Memorial Day? Share your photos below:https://t.co/TYSwlBPK7d
Story by @DS_SarahE— The Daily Star (@thedailystar) May 26, 2020
“We always have airport projects that can be done that will help make our airport much better. It was a good opportunity for us to make important changes that we don’t usually have the money for.”https://t.co/9HoLxAJMHX
Story by @DS_SarahE— The Daily Star (@thedailystar) May 26, 2020
Will you go to the drive-in to get your movie fix?https://t.co/dl4zD4SC1I
Story on the @UnadillaDriveIn by @DS_SarahE— The Daily Star (@thedailystar) May 24, 2020
What is your community doing for Memorial Day, with the restrictions in place because of COVID?https://t.co/01ydtj2xhL
— The Daily Star (@thedailystar) May 23, 2020
“It’s a game on a computer rather than a ball on a foot or in a hand, but they are really like our other athletes in every other way.”https://t.co/rSNbVCU2MB
Story by @Ds3Jared @SUNYCobleskill— The Daily Star (@thedailystar) May 23, 2020
“… sharing what we know from our business experience with other people to benefit our communities’ economic well-being … and help businesses that are small and might not be able to get masks is well within the mission of Rotary.”https://t.co/DPDq39qQnZ
— The Daily Star (@thedailystar) May 22, 2020
Rowboats for fishing can be cleaned at DEP boat offices in Downsville and Gilboa starting Tuesday; recreational boat-washing stations for use in the at the Cannonsville, Neversink, Pepacton and Schoharie reservoirs will be open May 29.https://t.co/wssWnoaFpd
— The Daily Star (@thedailystar) May 22, 2020
The planned celebration of Doubleday Field's 100th anniversary was scrapped because of COVID-19 but the postal cancellation will still take place tomorrow, and renovations are continuing on the historic stadium in Cooperstown.https://t.co/bSDDA5lGY8
Story by @DS_GregK— The Daily Star (@thedailystar) May 22, 2020
Volunteers meet each Wednesday at the Cobleskill Fairgrounds to sort and package food, and staff from @crcsdistrict, Gilboa-Conesville, Jefferson, @MCSKnights, Schoharie and Sharon Springs collect the packages and facilitate delivery.https://t.co/o2ZlRWl38u
Story by @DS_sarahE— The Daily Star (@thedailystar) May 22, 2020
The layoffs will be the equivalent of 50.5 full-time positions and will go into effect June 1.https://t.co/v9iMZZTWa0
Story by @DS_GregK— The Daily Star (@thedailystar) May 21, 2020
Another summer tradition is a victim of the pandemic:https://t.co/QuKy7qoXGg
Story by @DS_RyanA— The Daily Star (@thedailystar) May 21, 2020
Hear from Sgt. Andrew Hale of the Genesee County Sheriff's Office speak about tonight's motor vehicle accident in Batavia, on Route 5 near Dave's Ice Cream. Three male teenagers were injured and transported to ECMC. One appeared to be taken by Mercy Flight. pic.twitter.com/yGG9thZNql
— Batavia Daily News (@Batavia_Daily) May 27, 2020
UPDATE: Speaking from #NYC's financial hub @NYSE @NYGovCuomo today called for rebuilding the economy, to "supercharge" New York's reopening from #COVID19 by investing in major infrastructure projects.
BDN: https://t.co/wY205iPcch pic.twitter.com/yG3CM5u2YO— Batavia Daily News (@Batavia_Daily) May 26, 2020
UPDATE: Small religious gatherings in #NYS of 10 people or less can be held starting 5/21. @NYGovCuomo said churches are free to hold services in parking lots or at drive-in theaters. He also directed more #COVID19 testing in low income zip codes. https://t.co/uFWq97O3dS pic.twitter.com/KvWhIXQ4xT
— Batavia Daily News (@Batavia_Daily) May 20, 2020
UPDATE: Mercy Flight has left the scene of the motor vehicle accident on Route 5 near Dave’s Ice Cream in Batavia, and is transporting an injured person. @Batavia_Daily pic.twitter.com/Ga27vAhuYa
— Alex Brasky (@AlexBraskyBDN) May 27, 2020
Longtime @AthleticsElba coach Mike Cintorino has announced that he will step down from coaching @FootballOae after two-straight championships. Hear from coach on why he made such a tough decision@MichaelCint32 @OA_Athletics @SecVFootball
FULL INTERVIEW https://t.co/ULAAqUf0It pic.twitter.com/CYDzfCBoVa
— Alex Brasky (@AlexBraskyBDN) May 21, 2020
GE Research team developing giant robotic earthworm – 'The trick lies in clever synchronization of the segments,' one researcher says. https://t.co/2J9Sse6zr0 pic.twitter.com/tA96ygNE8b
— Daily Gazette (@dgazette) May 26, 2020
Two Saratoga Springs High seniors walk 20 miles, with weights, to honor fallen soldiers – ‘There’s not much of a greater cause than to remember all those who paid the ultimate sacrifice for our country,’ one of the seniors says https://t.co/LCGReQF8OB pic.twitter.com/g7RdQ0qMTw
— Daily Gazette (@dgazette) May 26, 2020
Foss: We're reopening – what can we do for fun? – It’s certainly easy to be depressed about this state of affairs, and dwell on what we’re missing, our Sara Foss writes. https://t.co/o6hv1osWB0 pic.twitter.com/NG821kwFnK
— Daily Gazette (@dgazette) May 21, 2020
Editorial: A good sign, with caution, for Saratoga https://t.co/9sIjpZ2uqF pic.twitter.com/xSsGVfZMdw
— Daily Gazette (@dgazette) May 19, 2020
Foss: Let's reimagine nursing homes post COVID-19 https://t.co/HGOGoZSCgt Via our @sarafossgazette pic.twitter.com/JqPPIlrs81
— Daily Gazette (@dgazette) May 19, 2020
Covid-19 brutal on NY long-term care facilities; nationwide, it's worse https://t.co/e0iM7UTNpk
— The Buffalo News (@TheBuffaloNews) May 26, 2020
Long-term future after coronavirus presents challenges, opportunities https://t.co/nLyOrrxhTZ
— The Buffalo News (@TheBuffaloNews) May 26, 2020
Number of Covid-19 hospital patients in Erie County trending down https://t.co/lycZeIzZ4a
— The Buffalo News (@TheBuffaloNews) May 25, 2020
Banks evaluate when to lift branch restrictions https://t.co/TABTKYX6nd
— The Buffalo News (@TheBuffaloNews) May 25, 2020
Gov. Andrew Cuomo's executive order that eligible voters within a school district be mailed a ballot for budget votes and school board elections left school officials scrambling last week. https://t.co/r7c0AxIAo2
— The_Citizen (@The_Citizen) May 26, 2020
While nationally the median income for entrepreneurs is the same as the median income for all workers, there are big differences at the state and city level. https://t.co/vfyc7qxjy8
— The_Citizen (@The_Citizen) May 26, 2020
HIT: To the arrival of sustained weather in the Cayuga County area that is both warm and sunny. https://t.co/TY4dPCu4yW
— The_Citizen (@The_Citizen) May 26, 2020
As states reopen, its back to the beach for some. Stephen “Dr. Beach” Leatherman, a coastal scientist and professor at Florida International University, has been ranking the nation's beaches for 30 years. Here is his 2020 ranking. https://t.co/EJCwYQ5AMs
— The_Citizen (@The_Citizen) May 25, 2020
For many Americans, Memorial Day marks the beginning of the outdoor grilling season. Here are a few tips and recipes to get you started. https://t.co/vHJnk3ctcn
— The_Citizen (@The_Citizen) May 24, 2020
Auburn native Jennifer Renahan had just moved from New York City to Connecticut. https://t.co/qoeLQxHN9o
— The_Citizen (@The_Citizen) May 24, 2020
In the last several years, diseases like measles have returned to the U.S., with a significant spike in the number of cases reported. Here are the 10 best and worst states for child vaccination. https://t.co/rKm1Vxlfc0
— The_Citizen (@The_Citizen) May 24, 2020
Slow shipping times and sold-out items have plagued Amazon since the coronavirus pandemic caused a rush of orders from home-bound people. But the world’s largest online retailer isn’t the only place to shop online. With their doors closed, many… https://t.co/Z6oyychZNk
— The_Citizen (@The_Citizen) May 23, 2020
Public health experts recommend wearing a mask made from cotton fabric, such as T-shirts, or scarves and bandannas, when you are outside and unable to maintain social distancing from others. https://t.co/IctB9JAwQh
— The_Citizen (@The_Citizen) May 23, 2020
New Jersey Vol.8 (incl #coronavirus)
Happy Birthday @NJCybersecurity!!! Over the past five years, the NJCCIC has worked to make NJ more resilient to cyber attacks by promoting awareness of cyber threats and widespread adoption of best practices. Learn more: https://t.co/A4At4spBZk @GovMurphy @NJGov @Jared_Maples pic.twitter.com/npjlc18hcX
— NJ Homeland Security (@NJOHSP) May 20, 2020
A #MemorialDayWeekend message from NJOHSP Director @Jared_Maples. #MDW2020 #MemorialDay @GovMurphy @NJGov @NJCybersecurity @NewJerseyOAG @NJSP @FBINewark @ReadyNJ @NJDeptofHealth pic.twitter.com/P3uZnvQV83
— NJ Homeland Security (@NJOHSP) May 22, 2020
We’re so proud to share that 45 NJ schools have persevered despite the #COVID19 pandemic & qualified for the Girls Go CyberStart National Championship! Congratulations!
View a full list of schools here: https://t.co/1qMWXWXOFg#cybersecurity #cyber #security #tech #stem #learn pic.twitter.com/kKvxYiQbmP
— NJCCIC (@NJCybersecurity) May 11, 2020
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy on the federal government doubting states' financial need: "It's about keeping those front line workers in their jobs, doing the heroic work they're doing, at our hour of need, in the biggest health care crisis in the history of our country" #CNNSOTU pic.twitter.com/BIqJtUsyBO
— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) May 24, 2020
NEW: NJ has 1,065 new confirmed positive cases of #COVID19, pushing our total to 154,154. Of those cases:
➡️2,857 are in hospitals
➡️760 are in critical or intensive care
➡️639 are on ventilatorsSadly, we’ve lost 52 more New Jerseyans, pushing our total to 11,133 lives lost. pic.twitter.com/ajYzRAJgpP
— Governor Phil Murphy (@GovMurphy) May 24, 2020
A heartbreaking milestone: We’ve now lost nearly 100,000 of our fellow Americans to coronavirus.
While there are no words we can offer equal to the magnitude of this loss, let us come together to honor their lives by ensuring no one else needlessly dies from this virus. pic.twitter.com/u3WZuSCqOO
— Governor Phil Murphy (@GovMurphy) May 24, 2020
Eid Mubarak! To all who observed Ramadan – may you be rewarded for your fasting, your prayers, and your good deeds. pic.twitter.com/icOfMXk8EU
— Governor Phil Murphy (@GovMurphy) May 23, 2020
#MDW REMINDER pic.twitter.com/z5YHOCoOZK
— Governor Phil Murphy (@GovMurphy) May 23, 2020
LOOK:
☑️Number of patients reported in either critical or intensive care is now 846
☑️Ventilator use dropped to 674 – nearly half of what it was just two weeks ago
☑️151 new #COVID19 hospitalizations yesterday
☑️259 patients discharged yesterday pic.twitter.com/XnBXBoN2FQ— Governor Phil Murphy (@GovMurphy) May 22, 2020
LOOK: Our hospitals currently have 3,049 patients being treated for #COVID19.
Our Field Medical Stations reported 43 patients. pic.twitter.com/DleEhMrKkj
— Governor Phil Murphy (@GovMurphy) May 22, 2020
LOOK: The trend rate of new cases at our long-term care facilities continues downward. With the additional help from @DeptVetAffairs, we have faith they'll continue to decline.
The numbers of lab-confirmed deaths associated w/ our LTC facilities is also decreasing from the peak. pic.twitter.com/ubnf91ETFf
— Governor Phil Murphy (@GovMurphy) May 22, 2020
Are you ready to reopen your facility? Lawyers from @LindaburyLaw answer questions about what "reasonable" accommodations you'll have to make in our latest webinar. #coronavirus #reopening https://t.co/WC43RrqdvG
— NJBIA (@NJBIA) May 22, 2020
Interesting #consumerdata regarding sentiment toward eating at restaurants again from #FoodBusinessNews https://t.co/xzUOi0b7cM
— NJBIA (@NJBIA) May 22, 2020
Managing and leading with empathy in a #Covid19 world is an essential skill. Here are some considerations to keep in mind as you prepare to reopen via #INC https://t.co/SN2LpgOkJK#reopening #leadership #ideas #management
— NJBIA (@NJBIA) May 22, 2020
The COVID-19 public health crisis and the workplace disruptions it has caused have not derailed NJ's timetable for rolling out its own fully state-run health insurance exchange this fall. #healthcare #healthinsurance #nj
https://t.co/Moq7PWn0gU— NJBIA (@NJBIA) May 22, 2020
https://twitter.com/NJBIA/status/1262866920736526349
New Jersey is making even more progress towards containing the spread of coronavirus. @NJGov recently launched a #PPE Supplier Registry to connect suppliers with organizations in need of essential safety items @NewJerseyEDA @bethnoveck @ReadyNJ @NJTreasuryhttps://t.co/Si0CAZ3JKM
— Choose New Jersey (@ChooseNJ) May 22, 2020
https://twitter.com/ChooseNJ/status/1263573192175730694
We're proud that @RutgersU just received @US_FDA approval for the nation's FIRST at-home #COVID19 test! This new sampling method is safer, easier and will make a big impact for screening in the U.S. #NJInnovation https://t.co/LZ3qXsUlzx
— Choose New Jersey (@ChooseNJ) May 14, 2020
"It's a madhouse every minute of the day," says Al Santillo of @SantilloPizza.https://t.co/9lbejtZ2ta
— New Jersey Monthly Magazine (@NJMonthly) May 24, 2020
Or get it via contactless pick-up. ☕https://t.co/BWEHHWOmmh
— New Jersey Monthly Magazine (@NJMonthly) May 24, 2020
"We've had such a great reaction in the community."https://t.co/0J8YjWQ25m
— New Jersey Monthly Magazine (@NJMonthly) May 23, 2020
"I feel good that I had this crazy idea that I actually made happen."https://t.co/rNX6Z5XOHf
— New Jersey Monthly Magazine (@NJMonthly) May 22, 2020
https://twitter.com/NJMonthly/status/1263601745810395138
Today, we're saying "Thank You!" to Mike's Pasta & Sandwich Shoppe for giving back through their "Heros for Heroes" campaign. They are delivered meals to hospitals, local first responders, & more.
Click here to read their profile: https://t.co/4cMChtjSKA #MyHeroNJ #COVID19
— Best of NJ (@bestofnj) May 22, 2020
COVID-19 has impacted every business in some way or another. But how has it changed traditional broadcast media? Tune in as @SteveAdubato speaks with John Servidio about how NJTV is innovating during the crisis.
Click here for the full video: https://t.co/uLfLaruVVq
— Best of NJ (@bestofnj) May 20, 2020
https://twitter.com/NJBIZ/status/1263923586575724545
ICYMI: “My kids were like, ‘we have a 3-D printer, why can’t we help them too?’ " https://t.co/kdtLRD3yt4
— NJBIZ (@NJBIZ) May 22, 2020
.@NewJerseyEDA approves $50M in federal funds for COVID-19 #SmallBusiness relief | “The first app. took … 15, 20 mins to fill out. This will probably take a little longer bc it’s federal funds." https://t.co/RSzHs0DrXE #COVID19
— NJBIZ (@NJBIZ) May 22, 2020
.@CityofNewarkNJ Mayor @rasjbaraka outlines the first stage of the city’s #reopening | “Phase One is about us getting prepared to open. We’re advancing, but it also gives us room to retreat if the numbers go back up.” https://t.co/3OtIiV8c05 #NJGov
— NJBIZ (@NJBIZ) May 22, 2020
Murphy: Why reopening #casinos during pandemic could be tough | “It’s indoors. There’s no ventilation. It’s close proximity, and it’s largely sedentary.” https://t.co/aLHjjcY8Xg #AtlanticCity
— NJBIZ (@NJBIZ) May 22, 2020
As Stay-at-Home Order Continues, Some Are Calling for Checks on Governor’s Emergency Powers. @colleenodea reports. https://t.co/IpPZxWBn5O
— NJ Spotlight (@njspotlight) May 24, 2020
Contaminant May Have Leaked into Aquifer at Site of Planned LNG Terminal, Witness Says. Jon Hurdle reports. https://t.co/wMRrPtszTh
— NJ Spotlight (@njspotlight) May 24, 2020
As NJ Reopens, Ban Lifted on At-Home Energy-Efficiency Assessments. Read more from Tom Johnson. https://t.co/p1lNatipmT
— NJ Spotlight (@njspotlight) May 21, 2020
Why restaurants will be safe when they reopen https://t.co/8mANRqnExi
— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 21, 2020
Should I wear a mask while jogging? One expert weighs in. https://t.co/PgmhOxg5Mf
— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 20, 2020
Murphy’s repeated ‘knucklehead’ warnings has his party selling T-shirts for coronavirus relief https://t.co/5S94hiAaFA
— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 20, 2020
As we rebuild, we must find a way to close the digital divide https://t.co/mrn8xBuNiP
— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 19, 2020
Let’s not go backward. Let’s rebuild better as we recover. https://t.co/pwI1czJzbF
— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 19, 2020
A coronavirus vaccine at warp speed? But is it safe? https://t.co/sLmNU3uOl2
— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 17, 2020
The Coronavirus crisis: Power went to Phil Murphy’s head, but not his brain | Mulshine https://t.co/w7322wsYrx
— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 24, 2020
Instead of layoffs, Rutgers’ unions suggest furloughs https://t.co/696b5PhxwE
— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 22, 2020
Why can’t N.J. reopen its motor vehicle agencies like other states already have? https://t.co/lIDwHKgs6d
— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 22, 2020
More stimulus questions? IRS updates guidance about bank accounts and debit cards. https://t.co/hhqZJ4FJud
— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 21, 2020
Scuttle controversial N.J. ‘gig worker’ proposal | Letters https://t.co/bUyNSQCDDu
— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 20, 2020
Dirty politics is eroding the Highlands Council’s efforts to keep our water clean https://t.co/XDUcOBG0h6
— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 20, 2020
See the spread of the coronavirus in N.J. in these maps, chart (Wednesday, May 20) https://t.co/BWEDeNJp7C
— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 20, 2020
N.J. could reopen outdoor dining, shopping inside nonessential stores within ‘a matter of weeks,’ Murphy says https://t.co/YnhYblSnBf
— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 19, 2020
We won’t be safe unless we make jails, prisons and detention facilities safer: former prosecutor https://t.co/aIDSDDdMR7
— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 19, 2020
NJ’s food banks are staggered by soaring demands. They need our help | Editorial https://t.co/irdsvbTeFz
— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 18, 2020
Coronavirus was spreading in N.J. much earlier than first thought. Maybe as early as January. https://t.co/OHt3I27bAe
— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 18, 2020
The virus has turned NJ prisons into death houses. The governor must act now | Editorial https://t.co/Y5VyTfZNDM
— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 17, 2020
We can restart our economy without wagering human lives https://t.co/R9mybxNlys
— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 16, 2020
These 24 great N.J. BBQ joints are open now for takeout https://t.co/pel14fMUIC
— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 15, 2020
N.J.’s lone drive-in movie theater preparing to reopen next week — with some restrictions https://t.co/Qqt7ljyV6b
— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 15, 2020
How risky should we be in our quest to reopen our economy quickly? https://t.co/UAIJoIJSS0
— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 14, 2020
N.J. mall owner wants $25M tax holiday this year, huge tax cuts for years to come https://t.co/w40fHWLtR6
— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 14, 2020
Atlantic City casinos crash to worst month ever during coronavirus shutdown. No reopening planned yet. https://t.co/6GuUSJKPxd
— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 14, 2020
The verdict is in on New Jersey’s universal vote-by-mail experiment. It works. https://t.co/ddNpyk7NPj
— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 13, 2020
Historic N.J. tavern could lose liquor license for serving patrons inside during coronavirus shutdown https://t.co/pBbwY7u6az
— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 12, 2020
If Rutgers wants to salute its heroes, it should help them get a fair contract: AFL-CIO https://t.co/r0A8J8xZVL
— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 12, 2020
Can N.J. restaurants open at 50% capacity? One group has a plan. https://t.co/GRuNElB2pJ
— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 11, 2020
A look at how N.J.'s only public health hospital is handling this once-in-a-lifetime crisis https://t.co/qhxtzrxBGH
— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 10, 2020
The time to revisit N.J.’s vaccine law is now https://t.co/X9c8rmY2pX
— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 10, 2020
‘Our government is failing small businesses.’ A bakery struggles to stay open, and then, some good news https://t.co/qQIibW6OxC pic.twitter.com/FjEI3Y96wm
— njdotcom (@njdotcom) May 22, 2020
The Oak and Main water tower features "City of Vineland – Where it's always growing season." https://t.co/fgDHkxOTvu
— Courier-Post (@cpsj) May 17, 2020
Atlantic County is moving COVID-19 test site from Hamilton to Northfield, while a Blackwood facilities will extend its hours https://t.co/APsPvT50CE
— Courier-Post (@cpsj) May 23, 2020
With military burial ceremonies prohibited to limit large gathering during the COVID-19 pandemic, lone buglers keep showing up to respect veterans. https://t.co/HHOAxF7cQQ
— Courier-Post (@cpsj) May 22, 2020
The NJSIAA announced a Covid 19 Task Force and is confident sports will return in the fall. https://t.co/PHeGWs2olv
— Courier-Post (@cpsj) May 22, 2020
Lawyer Brian Fritz uses his own money to feed hosppital workers and police during coronavirusrus pandemic in both South Jersey and Philadelphia https://t.co/1gPSfJMVGy
— Courier-Post (@cpsj) May 19, 2020
Among the recipients: four Camden-based providers. The grants will enable the federally funded healthcare providers to test patients for the virus. https://t.co/U4SxWrUd7z
— Courier-Post (@cpsj) May 12, 2020
Nonprofit seeks planning board approval to convert former convenience store https://t.co/sPXOFZ6P9d
— Courier-Post (@cpsj) May 12, 2020
The food supply chain is strong, said officials at the Gloucester Marine Terminal. The trick amid a global pandemic is getting it to those who need it most. https://t.co/0yXJ3PV2to
— Courier-Post (@cpsj) May 11, 2020
Restaurants can't seat you next to your mom, but that doesn't mean these South Jersey eateries aren't going all out on takeout meals-to-go for Mother's Day https://t.co/ELMP9oeTD2
— Courier-Post (@cpsj) May 4, 2020
The mayors believe their local economies will be permanently damaged if the social distancing restrictions put in place by Gov. Phil Murphy remain in place for much longer. https://t.co/dXFCuwx24K
— MyCentralJersey (@MyCentralJersey) May 22, 2020
When it comes to stuff, who had it right – Harry Potter or Marie Kondo? It turns out hanging onto clutter can mean treasure for someone else https://t.co/km54AP2k9A
— MyCentralJersey (@MyCentralJersey) May 22, 2020
The county is expanding asymptomatic testing for COVID-19 and opening a new testing facility. https://t.co/mB6Vac19fr
— MyCentralJersey (@MyCentralJersey) May 21, 2020
For the third year in a row, the Hunterdon County tax rate will remain at 31.5 cents per $100 of property assessment. https://t.co/hixWSnXFxY
— MyCentralJersey (@MyCentralJersey) May 21, 2020
Heads up for your commute: Some planned road work is expected to kick off next month. https://t.co/8Lh46FJGqS
— MyCentralJersey (@MyCentralJersey) May 21, 2020
Rutgers football: 3 things to know about new commit Desmond Igbinosun of Union https://t.co/kfUUhwzyFM via @chrisiseman
— MyCentralJersey (@MyCentralJersey) May 21, 2020
Bayside Cove, a new townhome rental community with 125 units, has been sold for $43.45 million. https://t.co/LeDOYYw5pK
— MyCentralJersey (@MyCentralJersey) May 20, 2020
The apartments will be ready for residents in 2021. https://t.co/o68sz1gSOU
— MyCentralJersey (@MyCentralJersey) May 20, 2020
New Jersey Vol.7 (incl #coronavirus)
How safe are dams in your community? https://t.co/DE0DIcFbER
— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 21, 2020
Track coronavirus cases and testing in your county and statehttps://t.co/m2ZGn6B8bJ
— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 14, 2020
Cities with the most six-figure jobshttps://t.co/DpDfgToT89
— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 14, 2020
Q&A: Why is drinking water so important?https://t.co/6ZzkG4DeEU
— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 17, 2020
Are masks less effective if you wear makeup?https://t.co/fe8AnlJMwI
— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 17, 2020
Summer flounder season launches Friday in state waters, and that could be considered the unofficial start of summer for South Jersey fishers. https://t.co/EekLbvKrlC pic.twitter.com/wu9fCdObDF
— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 19, 2020
The state Republican Party filed a lawsuit Thursday in state Superior Court in Cape May County seeking to overturn Gov. Phil Murphy’s executive orders shuttering nonessential businesses. https://t.co/PXKLDOMiXg pic.twitter.com/QhmndjLYYy
— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 22, 2020
ATLANTIC CITY — Atlantic City's casinos saw their gross operating profits fall by more than 65% in the first quarter of this year, according to figures released Friday. https://t.co/ODLRfTw7C9
— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 22, 2020
As pressure to reopen smaller businesses across New Jersey continues to grow, the state’s top two elected officials appear to be moving at different speeds when it comes to restarting South Jersey’s largest economic engine. https://t.co/xDDgyoCWjK pic.twitter.com/fltWfc1zc3
— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 22, 2020
Health officials have shuttered a gym in Camden County that reopened this week in defiance of a state order that shut down nonessential businesses to help stem the spread of the novel coronavirus. https://t.co/8s0oneo6v1 pic.twitter.com/xZ1Tkf2RZi
— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 22, 2020
Trump said if governors don't abide by his request to consider churches and other houses of worship as "essential," he will override them, though it's unclear what authority he has to do so. https://t.co/hJJ7lYHjmy
— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 22, 2020
Where does New Jersey stand with its reopening plan? https://t.co/f3IYm7Mkqq
— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 22, 2020
How to host the best virtual graduation partyhttps://t.co/j2Hma5OnQy
— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 23, 2020
SJTA revenue down 66% due to COVID-19; toll hike plan still concerns public https://t.co/7TqqsGlKVz pic.twitter.com/qHba94Vg6k
— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 21, 2020
There is no universal playbook for coronavirus testing in professional sports. https://t.co/YW6mNxtKHU pic.twitter.com/RkhCXIV2Na
— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 20, 2020
Horse racing’s Triple Crown will look different this year from start to finish. https://t.co/JPpTN0uUPf pic.twitter.com/Vn5W4w94Y9
— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 20, 2020
Rabbits are facing a deadly virus of their ownhttps://t.co/iPBhs5IVmP
— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 20, 2020
Walmart sales soar amid panic shopping, hoardinghttps://t.co/DB7jyQAPif
— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 20, 2020
On the road back to reopening the state amid the COVID-19 outbreak, nonessential retail businesses were given a green light of sorts Monday, being permitted to offer products through delivery or curbside pickup. https://t.co/tyAw1E84id pic.twitter.com/dF36w6oha2
— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 19, 2020
Many sailors, families stuck at sea on small boats amid pandemichttps://t.co/weJCTy5eji
— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 19, 2020
Almost 69,000 more people filed for unemployment benefits last week in New Jersey, and the state added a similar number to the rolls of those getting paid, according to data from the U.S. Department of Labor. https://t.co/Rxw3KVq64a
— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 16, 2020
What do you miss in South Jersey amid the COVID-19 pandemic shutdown? https://t.co/37T4a1We1W
— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 15, 2020
The most polluted cities in Americahttps://t.co/jFYlnei6y2
— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 23, 2020
Crayola unveils 'Colors of the World' crayons representing world's skin toneshttps://t.co/KER5pheq1Y
— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 23, 2020
Coronavirus diets: What's behind the urge to eat like little kids?https://t.co/oep4e63vOs
— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 16, 2020
A state Senate panel on Tuesday advanced a pair of bills that would have the state Health Department set standards for Atlantic City’s nine casinos to meet before they can reopen. https://t.co/5N4Hqph90o pic.twitter.com/Y4B205hlv0
— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 14, 2020
A look at the 10 costliest hurricanes to ever hit the UShttps://t.co/v5bFyxDQUu
— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 14, 2020
What is Eid and how do Muslims celebrate it? 6 questions answeredhttps://t.co/B3H8cAxURK
— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 23, 2020
Chemical-free ways to unclog your shower drainhttps://t.co/puPpa2D04M
— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 22, 2020
An active 2020 hurricane season forecasted, what are the storm names? https://t.co/9wxKxdQess pic.twitter.com/HJ8vRzRUkl
— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 20, 2020
The sun is experiencing a less active phase called 'solar minimum,' but it won't cause an ice agehttps://t.co/8YOq5uRTzA
— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 20, 2020
U.S. cities with the worst drinking problemhttps://t.co/gCxh2jJgtC
— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 18, 2020
Earth Talk: Do video games cause global warming?https://t.co/5xnN7JPO3v
— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 17, 2020
Snow turns green in Antarctica; scientists say climate change will make it worsehttps://t.co/WGg248U0Ck
— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 22, 2020
New Jersey First Lady Tammy Murphy visits Trenton Area Soup Kitchen. pic.twitter.com/IjRi7Km1IN
— laparker (@laparker6) April 30, 2020
State of New Jersey First Lady Tammy Snyder Murphy bags Trenton Area Soup Kitchen (TASK) meals Thursday with help from Paul Jensen, food services director at TASK. pic.twitter.com/pQTod4hYzj
— laparker (@laparker6) April 30, 2020
City of Trenton police responded to reports of numerous shots fired near 1500 block of Greenwood Ave. and South Logan Ave. Gunfire heard around 7:30 p.m. Portion of South Logan taped off. Approximately a dozen officers responded. Stay tuned. pic.twitter.com/YPqFkIb496
— laparker (@laparker6) May 2, 2020
Buckle up, Hamilton and Robbinsville. You'll be paying more for sewer rates @Trentonian https://t.co/vbLQeBn7Rw
— Isaac Avilucea (@IsaacAvilucea) May 15, 2020
Republicans call for DOJ investigation into Planned Parenthood over coronavirus relief loans https://t.co/YPJ8JSwMT8
— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 22, 2020
Outdoor gatherings of up to 25 people now OK in New Jersey, Murphy says https://t.co/eCDbOoVfzd
— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 22, 2020
Up to $50 million in new emergency loan funding available for NJ businesses https://t.co/6wq04vdzBV
— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 22, 2020
What one Jersey Shore pizza maker is going through to reopen his shop https://t.co/u0AMDzlFxt
— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 22, 2020
Bergen County mom makes homemade ear bands to protect front-line workers https://t.co/tAQjFfW9Wq
— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 22, 2020
Forecasters predict active hurricane season. Sheltering amid pandemic will complicate things https://t.co/EZ1ZJ0Eitt
— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 22, 2020
Union wants Murphy to temporarily shut NJ ceramic factory after workers fall ill from COVID-19 https://t.co/ffwdBSkg6J
— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 22, 2020
NJ farmworkers should wear masks, social distance during blueberry harvest amid COVID-19 https://t.co/6EfJlDVJNM
— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 22, 2020
Report: Another Amazon warehouse worker dies from COVID-19 bringing total to 8 https://t.co/FnPOvSU1YG
— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 22, 2020
NJ workers who exhausted unemployment benefits can soon claim 13 extra weeks https://t.co/RJXKwMPOrB
— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 21, 2020
CVS to open 11 drive-thru coronavirus testing sites in New Jersey https://t.co/pIeRBLkjPU
— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 21, 2020
These 30 US cities may be on the verge of a coronavirus pandemic-driven housing crisis https://t.co/YgLCxg9GLj
— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 21, 2020
Coronavirus 'does not spread easily' by touching surfaces or objects, CDC now says. But it still 'may be possible'. https://t.co/qHAUSJ6oqJ
— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 21, 2020
Bruce Springsteen: Donald Trump's coronavirus outbreak leadership is 'weak,' 'cowardly' https://t.co/BPpNOVYzG0
— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 20, 2020
Coronavirus in New Jersey: A timeline of events from first cases to mass casualties https://t.co/EEop9oQz17
— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 20, 2020
Parsippany hair salon 'will open June 1' with or without permission https://t.co/Ghf8TkMSol
— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 20, 2020
NJ has changed how it publicly reports some COVID-19 data. Here's what it means https://t.co/8l9AHNlSxB
— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 20, 2020
Drive-in movie theater coming to Demarest Farms, following Murphy's order on car gatherings https://t.co/mR5prenzjh
— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 18, 2020
Phil Murphy's COVID-19 dilemma: He needs Donald Trump as he serves Joe Biden https://t.co/2yZcQCc0Kf
— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 18, 2020
Ramsey Farmers Market set to reopen with added social distancing rules https://t.co/sUWjB6U60y
— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 17, 2020
As COVID-19 crisis wanes, Murphy says hospitals can resume elective surgeries later this month https://t.co/zRkMTmgVM5
— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 15, 2020
NJ primary election will be held mostly by mail, Gov. Murphy says https://t.co/tp4IljvlRp
— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 15, 2020
Gov. Murphy taking a gamble on everything staying 'all right' at the Jersey Shore | Kelly https://t.co/YusvG84cDb
— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 15, 2020
Here are all the reasons why NJ labor commissioner says you don't have your unemployment check https://t.co/8vgPufAskY
— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 15, 2020
Before reopening from coronavirus shutdown, flush out your water lines, utility warns https://t.co/FtqRzNvbtQ
— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 15, 2020
NJ beaches: Your guide to rules, restrictions on Monmouth, Ocean County beaches https://t.co/ih2lbVtuFe via @AsburyParkPress
— Bill Canacci (@billcanacci) May 22, 2020
As of Friday, a total of 8,242 COVID-19 cases have been reported countywide and 679 patients have died from the disease. https://t.co/UKsRTgnP2x
— Asbury Park Press (@AsburyParkPress) May 22, 2020
As the economy shifts, so will the way a personal loan fits into your plans. https://t.co/7OuNuHAm8R
— Asbury Park Press (@AsburyParkPress) May 21, 2020
Step inside this $4.697 million dollar mansion in Spring Lake. https://t.co/teobrsd2Pd pic.twitter.com/X0cjDa2RNu
— Asbury Park Press (@AsburyParkPress) May 20, 2020
The coronavirus has devastated many restaurants, but the Russo family has 50 years of experience to keep Vinnie's Pizzeria in Freehold Township going. https://t.co/omfO3nBuox
— Asbury Park Press (@AsburyParkPress) May 20, 2020
The order applies to the state's roughly 18,000 licensed pharmacists. https://t.co/GnaSDeomao
— Asbury Park Press (@AsburyParkPress) May 20, 2020
Here are the number of COVID-19 cases reported in each Ocean County municipality. https://t.co/S3d67I4cri
— Asbury Park Press (@AsburyParkPress) May 19, 2020
Vacationers are having to weigh how safe it will be to visit their favorite Atlantic shore destinations this year. https://t.co/XTx1vxCn2v
— Asbury Park Press (@AsburyParkPress) May 19, 2020
This $1.699 million Normandy Beach mansion overlooking the Barnegat Bay features four bedrooms and three baths. https://t.co/WfqfVYGTou pic.twitter.com/S6QTYyoCea
— Asbury Park Press (@AsburyParkPress) May 18, 2020
Rental companies must maintain passenger and customer logs for contact tracing purposes. https://t.co/Rl7OB2d5De
— Asbury Park Press (@AsburyParkPress) May 16, 2020
Ironbound, a 899-pound great white shark has reached the New Jersey coastline. https://t.co/ANaVUM4xWm
— Asbury Park Press (@AsburyParkPress) May 16, 2020
World Vol.27 (incl #coronavirus)
Jan 2020 #TwitterArchive
⚡How food is farmed will determine the spread of pandemics
From a virus's perspective, there's been a third revolution in the spread of disease in the last 50 years or so to match urbanization & globalizationhttps://t.co/czw7XZbU37 #FactoryFarming
— #CleanEnergy (@1o5CleanEnergy) May 1, 2020
Breaking: U.S. senators plan a bipartisan bill that would sanction Chinese party officials and entities who enforce the new national-security laws in Hong Kong https://t.co/vis5Bf3Z8M
— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) May 21, 2020
47% of U.S. adults say they — or another adult in their home — have lost employment income since March 13, a new Census Bureau survey finds.https://t.co/rTlXD6zkfh
— NPR (@NPR) May 21, 2020
Now that our Country is “Transitioning back to Greatness”, I am considering rescheduling the G-7, on the same or similar date, in Washington, D.C., at the legendary Camp David. The other members are also beginning their COMEBACK. It would be a great sign to all – normalization!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 20, 2020
Why is it that China, for decades, and with a population much bigger than ours, is paying a tiny fraction of $’s to The World Health Organization, The United Nations and, worst of all, The World Trade Organization, where they are considered a so-called “developing country” and…
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 16, 2020
No surprise that Taiwan mounted one of the most successful efforts to contain COVID to date. Transparent, vibrant, and innovative democracies like Taiwan always respond faster and more effectively to pandemics than authoritarian regimes. #TweetforTaiwan
— Secretary Pompeo (@SecPompeo) May 18, 2020
https://twitter.com/Jkylebass/status/1263052602717212672
President Trump is NOT kidding around!@TrumpStudentshttps://t.co/zl2UJEdYB6
— Joshua Aminov (@realJoshAminov) May 15, 2020
US to sell Taiwan US$180 million worth of torpedoes https://t.co/QnCtPuJ3EW
— The Straits Times (@STcom) May 21, 2020
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company has agreed to build an advanced chip factory in the U.S. https://t.co/fdfliPRbXP
— The New York Times (@nytimes) May 15, 2020
Trump Delivers Blow To China With Announcement That Taiwan Chip Maker Building $12 Billion U.S. Plant https://t.co/qv4z6lSNTf
— True Pundit (@true_pundit) May 20, 2020
Promises made, promises kept.https://t.co/vwE0hESCjf
— David J Harris Jr (@DavidJHarrisJr) May 17, 2020
"China-linked hackers are targeting US coronavirus vaccine research, FBI warns" https://t.co/PsRFgjGW4w
— John Hemmings (@JohnHemmings2) May 14, 2020
Trump has moved to cut off Huawei from its global chip suppliers, including Taiwan’s TSMC. https://t.co/pJTSw1M6Mi
— Josh Rogin (@joshrogin) May 15, 2020
Flip flopping does no good. The WHO has made major mistakes and flat out misled the world. Until there is some accountability and Taiwan is recognized, this is a bad idea. Trump Hints He May Reverse Course And Restore WHO Funding https://t.co/IERt02NEks
— Adam Housley (@adamhousley) May 16, 2020
Taiwan says WHO has 'forgotten' neutrality by barring island https://t.co/tGj10hGGea pic.twitter.com/jeWiCfbe04
— Reuters (@Reuters) May 14, 2020
Bring it on! Donald Trump Jr. already tweeted, "U.S. should officially recognize Taiwan & who is with me". https://t.co/TLqCl7Pkoa
— Solomon Yue (@SolomonYue) May 12, 2020
Good morning to everyone except anti-Trump Leftists complaining about support for Taiwan because its "US led".
If you would support the continued oppression of a nation because Trump supports their freedom – you are no longer the good guy in this scenario. Glad Canada is backing https://t.co/HAMr6xCuXe
— Liberal, Not Lefty (@liberalnotlefty) May 9, 2020
https://twitter.com/CollinSLKoh/status/1261056935471640576
The major ways how China beating U.S. #Chinamustfall #China #Uighur #Uyghur #india #Taiwan #tibet #Kazakhstan #Uzbekistan #WuhanVirus #Trump #independenceforuyghur pic.twitter.com/drmeamVIWk
— UNN.TV (@UNNTV1) May 17, 2020
+ EU backs demand for #COVID19 probe
+ Australia wants to back Taiwan's entry into WHO
+ Trump wants to 'strip China of sovereign immunity'
+ Impact of #COVID19 on global economy https://t.co/PI3sVH4K2R— WION (@WIONews) May 1, 2020
Live from the virtual #WHA73. #COVID19 https://t.co/UGQ2wCfTUe
— World Health Organization (WHO) (@WHO) May 18, 2020
The WHO continues to exclude #Taiwan from the World Health Assembly. This is outrageous. Taiwan deserves a seat at the table.
Over 200 of my colleagues & I sent a letter to @DrTedros urging him to include Taiwan in the 2020 WHA.
I patiently await his response. #TweetforTaiwan pic.twitter.com/nTYBDxDR2P
— Ron Wright (@RepRonWright) May 18, 2020
HHS: "The United States is deeply disappointed by the WHO decision to exclude Taiwan from the World Health Assembly. The US and Taiwan have more than 20 years of robust public health and biomedical research cooperation."
— Emel Akan (@mlakan) May 19, 2020
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo blasted the head of the WHO for bowing to Chinese pressure and not inviting Taiwan to its health assembly, saying the organization kept out "scientific expertise on pandemic disease."https://t.co/QlKT44Bm3U
— NPR (@NPR) May 18, 2020
New from @MOFA_Taiwan ➡️ #Taiwan is donating 10,000 N-95 masks to Colorado. I am grateful to our friends in Taiwan and the strong relationship with Colorado that allows us to work together to beat this pandemic. #TaiwanCanHelp
— Cory Gardner (@SenCoryGardner) May 20, 2020
“The analysis indicates that while Florida’s politicians debated beach closings and stay-at-home orders, residents took matters into their own hands. Cell phone data shows those in the worst-hit counties stayed home weeks before DeSantis’ order went out.” https://t.co/4tFJZCCbUe
— Joe Scarborough (@JoeNBC) May 15, 2020
I appreciate @CaptMarkKelly's service to our country, but the last thing we need in the U.S. Senate is someone who took the yuan and ran. He should fully account for his business ties with China. https://t.co/geWmu0A3iD
— Lindsey Graham (@LindseyGrahamSC) May 16, 2020
The state of Georgia made it look like its covid cases were going down ***by putting the dates out of order on its chart*** May 5 was followed by April 25, then back to May again, whatever made it look like a downslope. https://t.co/H8pSvY6rxn
— David Fahrenthold (@Fahrenthold) May 17, 2020
If you read one piece today: Trump has been a great president for China. For America amid coronavirus, not so much. https://t.co/nAiMnIsfkN
— Antony Blinken (@ABlinken) May 17, 2020
The interaction between Tilman Fertitta and President Donald Trump about #Rockets GM Daryl Morey
Fertitta: “You know, it’s funny you brought up about China. I should have realized it was gonna be a bad year for China when my general manager tweeted out “Freedom for Hong Kong.” pic.twitter.com/oywIGoDgsW
— Alykhan Bijani (@Rockets_Insider) May 18, 2020
Trump Takes ‘Historic’ Action To Move Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Out Of China, Back To U.S. https://t.co/ArR5Dv4U4U pic.twitter.com/kCcc0hDYXX
— The Daily Wire (@realDailyWire) May 19, 2020
Donald Trump has tweeted a copy of a letter threatening to permanently halt U.S. funding for the World Health Organization unless it takes steps to increase independence from China within 30 days. https://t.co/vnGPyuZyaA
— CBC News (@CBCNews) May 19, 2020
https://twitter.com/theworldindex/status/1260756077769043968
"I see China as the strategic opponent for Europe, that wants to expand its power and replace the United States as the leading force. We have to take the country seriously as a world power, show respect, but above all we have to be vigilant." https://t.co/YhXgbNJbuc
— Manfred Weber (@ManfredWeber) May 18, 2020
Whether it is that low or a bit higher, #covid19 clearly clusters a lot. Here is an example of what transmission of #sarscov2 actually looks like (from an investigation in Austria): pic.twitter.com/YOcFCVaDbw
— Kai Kupferschmidt (@kakape) May 19, 2020
Taiwan has always been a sovereign nation and bought their own defense supplies so why is China interfering? China does not order other nations around so why would it be allowed to order Taiwan around. France has supplied Taiwan before, why not now? https://t.co/BQW2rVrvTn
— Shirly (@dalj_k) May 14, 2020
White House Trade Advisor #PeterNavarro explains what the Trump administration is doing to put Americans back to work and how bipartisan effort is needed to hold China accountable. pic.twitter.com/VSYZr5xHgn
— Jeanine Pirro (@JudgeJeanine) May 17, 2020
India, Japan, Britain, Canada, New Zealand, Indonesia, Russia, and all 27 EU member states are backing Australia's push for a probe into the COVID-19 pandemic. https://t.co/i0quPMfFOr
— SBS News (@SBSNews) May 17, 2020
"The reason we have this pandemic is because the Chinese communist government unleashed it on the world," said Hawley. "The victims of this disease in our country ought to be able to go to our courts & sue the Chinese government to hold them accountable." https://t.co/5rrTD4qZIP
— Senator Hawley Press Office (@SenHawleyPress) May 19, 2020
Sen. Hawley spoke with @EricShawnTV about his legislation to hold China accountable for silencing whistleblowers & withholding critical information about #coronavirus
China is responsible for the pandemic. Americans should be able to sue the Chinese Communist Party. pic.twitter.com/KULOc4RDrh
— Senator Hawley Press Office (@SenHawleyPress) May 19, 2020
Taiwan president hits back at China amid Covid-19 success https://t.co/y5VTTe66DL
— The Guardian (@guardian) May 20, 2020
Germany's Heiko Maas says authoritiarians are using coronavirus
Maas listed repressive measures taken against journalists in Russia, Venezuela, Iran, Turkey and China as examples of responses to the pandemic, all of which are designed to repress freedoms.https://t.co/UhjCYesRPZ— Farideh Karimi (@KarimiFarideh) May 15, 2020
NEWS: Taiwan has been excluded from the WHA & the U.S. condemns this decision, considering Taiwan has mounted 1 of the world’s most successful efforts to contain the pandemic to date, despite its close proximity to the original outbreak in Wuhan, China. https://t.co/sCSeIcaT0c pic.twitter.com/Gzw2TvhbJM
— U.S. Asia Pacific Media Hub (@eAsiaMediaHub) May 19, 2020
Today the UK passed 60,000 #COVID19 deaths (FT). We're at 891 deaths per million pop. Compared with Germany 93, Denmark 92, Finland 51, Norway 42, Greece 15, S Korea 5, Japan 5, Australia/NZ 4, China 3, HK 0.5. https://t.co/yvxJNgEbLL pic.twitter.com/qYP5kUd4Iw
— Anthony Costello (@globalhlthtwit) May 13, 2020
White House adviser Peter Navarro came out swinging against Barack Obama, Joe Biden and China in a vigorous defense of the Trump administration’s handling of the coronavirus crisishttps://t.co/SsPZLx2U1I
— POLITICO (@politico) May 17, 2020
A top WHO official warned against expecting a coronavirus vaccine to provide a quick, complete end to the pandemic. "We have some perfectly effective vaccines on this planet that we have not used effectively," he said. "This virus may never go away."https://t.co/6QAfziEto6 pic.twitter.com/XkmVACDxXK
— The New York Times (@nytimes) May 13, 2020
One other metric for whether a country handled its Covid crisis well is how many regions suffer bad outbreaks.
Here’s Italy’s data at region level, sorted north to south.
Lombardy was hit hard, and two other northern regions saw excess deaths of 50%+, so that’s 3/19 regions pic.twitter.com/Q3iAJIvBCg
— John Burn-Murdoch (@jburnmurdoch) May 12, 2020
Britain is 'too dependent on China for vital imports including ingredients for painkillers, antibiotics and anti-viral drugs' https://t.co/3RmCiEhGBe
— Daily Mail U.K. (@DailyMailUK) May 14, 2020
China brands Britain's handling of coronavirus as a 'mess' https://t.co/8VDIWEvLja
— Daily Mail U.K. (@DailyMailUK) May 14, 2020
"…recent history at its finest." The Caravan by @Hegghammer reviewed @guardian https://t.co/JS6GYoJpjv
— Cambridge University Press – Academic (@CUPAcademic) May 18, 2020
Job loss resulting from coronavirus is a model for what artificial intelligence, self-driving commercial vehicles and robotics have in store for American workers the next 20 years. Universal basic income is the solution: https://t.co/LtmKRD7QsK #UBI
— CollectiveConsulting (@C2Strategy) May 8, 2020
BREAKING: Justice Department is dropping criminal case against ex-Trump adviser Michael Flynn, according to court filing obtained by AP. The prosecution has been a rallying cry for the president in attacking FBI Russia investigation. https://t.co/sllejeG2Gh
— The Associated Press (@AP) May 7, 2020
From 'coronavirus' hairstyles to dog grooming, salons reopen with caution in countries where lockdown measures are being eased. pic.twitter.com/VdfXh1AG7n
— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) May 5, 2020
Wilfy, a young Westie dog, before his first haircut in quite a while. Valentina Bacchin reopened the Bottega di Zula pet grooming shop in Rome this week when Italy began stirring again after a two-month coronavirus shutdown. This is our photo of the day: https://t.co/WlEzDfWDap pic.twitter.com/nFRB7Bok9x
— The Christian Science Monitor (@csmonitor) May 7, 2020
Owners tie dogs to poles and walk away as coronavirus rumours swirl in India https://t.co/2okES4PkIf
— ABC News (@abcnews) May 13, 2020
Coronavirus causes dog and cat meat sales ‘to surge’ in Vietnam and Cambodia https://t.co/ZGzmws8B7i
— The Independent (@Independent) May 7, 2020
Dog who lost her owners to coronavirus finds a new home https://t.co/azSU6DbZFc pic.twitter.com/VvIrU5rCvH
— New York Post (@nypost) May 4, 2020
Every dog has its day. The coronavirus pandemic has given rise to canine adoptions in Moscow and volunteer walkers who help out elderly residents in the Russian capital. Full story: https://t.co/sK0Y0beW9c pic.twitter.com/2uNFKmIhF7
— AP Europe (@AP_Europe) May 4, 2020
Cats of Cyprus 'bored' during coronavirus lockdown #caturday pic.twitter.com/M8TszKAr7s
— Rappler (@rapplerdotcom) May 9, 2020
Lion King: Egyptian lion trainer Ashraf el-Helw has turned his living room into a stage to make big cat videos amid restrictions to limit the spread of the coronavirus. He posts videos on social media, but some have criticized his treatment of the lions. https://t.co/KZ9KEYhrX1
— AP Middle East (@APMiddleEast) May 1, 2020
a harmless ad of 3 guys cooking a chicken has recruited the whole of EDL under this post https://t.co/hLlgkIOoFx
— asma (@itnotasma) May 17, 2020
Such beauty. https://t.co/wNHZFTkjYX
— Philip Morris (@phil500) May 18, 2020
If you open your streets, they will come.
It really is as simple (and cheap) as that!~Paris, Rue de Rivoli, May 2020 (by @Diego_cdc)pic.twitter.com/1iKwX280FR
— Cycling Professor (@fietsprofessor) May 18, 2020
Pennsylvania Vol.8 (incl #coronavirus, other states)
Philly-area religious leaders adapt to reach their faithful as pandemic drags on https://t.co/Piv7Q7PgTD
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020
$22 million is cost of testing Pennsylvania's nursing home staffs and residents once for coronarvirus, study says https://t.co/wXwCU0t9hM
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020
Keeping personal information safe during a pandemic https://t.co/BNacc30HQk
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020
Here's how contact tracing works https://t.co/2DPFZenPhh
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 19, 2020
ROTC cadet makes coronavirus face shields on 3D printer https://t.co/YO3r2xePVR
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 16, 2020
Companies navigate a world that is vastly changed https://t.co/UEWRa8BNvO
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 15, 2020
Morning Briefing: Hair salons defy state orders to open for business; National Guard called in to nursing homes; PIAA will let each county decide starts https://t.co/cBYjZFRJ1s
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020
Health professionals say Berks County should take slow approach when it comes to reopening https://t.co/TKaJPChl0J
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020
Wilson School District plans to fill nearly $10 million budget hole without raising property taxes https://t.co/5EmjfGMYOl
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020
Giveaway of 40,000 pounds of potatoes by Dieffenbach's Potato Chips draws hundreds https://t.co/23aRS8Yrm3
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020
Berks County launches $2.3 million coronavirus small-business loan program https://t.co/PIzPLc8p0H
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020
Berks County Community Foundation awards $2,500 grant to restore historic train station https://t.co/08DgjHulhL
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020
Survey looks at how pandemic is affecting older adults https://t.co/U4T1EqWwQo
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020
Aging parents and their finances — a delicate discussion https://t.co/2jDLaXY2j1
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020
Tower Health, Drexel University celebrate final beam atop Wyomissing medical school https://t.co/HqKDWULeft
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 19, 2020
Pennsylvania opens property tax and rent rebate application process early https://t.co/oTlvVCn9lz
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 19, 2020
Climate report expects warming conditions good for chickens, not so hot for dairy cows, a key industry in Berks County https://t.co/QfFF2Z2gZK
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 19, 2020
Quest Diagnostic continues to increase coronavirus testing capabilities https://t.co/GyUiBTOewI
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 19, 2020
Business, government operate under new rules, market rallies https://t.co/nGi3yfK4xW
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 19, 2020
PennDOT rearranges Route 422 work schedule to accommodate nesting peregrine falcons https://t.co/WhAVrU9hv8
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 19, 2020
Mini-garden in Mohnton features a variety of vegetables https://t.co/QYcGOxzBo1
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 18, 2020
Helping Harvest holds mobile market in Wernersville https://t.co/n83Nt59MJV
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 15, 2020
Reading Hospital, St. Joseph to receive antiviral drug for coronavirus patients https://t.co/bcN6BzWUQH
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 13, 2020
Astronauts arrive for NASA's 1st home launch in decade https://t.co/apC9zMDoh2
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020
Bill Clinton surprises high school graduates during pandemic https://t.co/duivAIf4LS
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020
Pence visits tourism-reliant Florida as Disney shops reopen https://t.co/JNzlQV8WsC
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020
Colorado: Keep virus measures in mind over holiday weekend https://t.co/8DpIF4tNPP
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020
Connecticut restaurants can begin outdoor dining service https://t.co/vvDlMt8emx
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020
Missouri Chamber seeks to protect business from virus suits https://t.co/9U0YMUeAsE
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020
Kentucky governor urges mask wearing as economy reopens https://t.co/JTkJvbz266
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020
Virus-sapped bus lines see road to ruin without federal help https://t.co/lRmfPonzyP
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020
Clemson plans in-person classes; SC to reopen attractions https://t.co/lCexIfB2bG
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020
3 barbers ticketed for cutting hair at Michigan Capitol https://t.co/mdENuHu0Xy
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020
Virus surge blamed on carelessness nixes Wyoming car show https://t.co/sTDrrLR6zv
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020
Amazon, Walmart can sell groceries to food-stamp recipients https://t.co/HSj4dOL41I
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020
Judge: Ohio health director order closing gyms 'oppressive' https://t.co/e4TrVau32w
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020
Governor: Iowa movie theaters, zoos and museums to reopen https://t.co/tuNfSesOfN
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020
Pandemic knocks out large sections of Hawaii's economy https://t.co/xBvZK1VCiT
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020
Rhode Island communities unveil plans for beach openings https://t.co/PGDX1gdjqb
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020
Baby goat stolen from Baltimore garden reunited with owners https://t.co/QNEhqpp4ZR
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020
Tourists, high-end shoppers slowly returning to Rodeo Drive https://t.co/GnS3DGaKi8
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020
US says California order discriminates against churches https://t.co/e2RAOt6NeY
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020
Minnesota bars, restaurants, learn reopening rules Wednesday https://t.co/U0sRGhixmy
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020
Vegas casino employee virus testing plan to start Thursday https://t.co/rE6E9UmKFB
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020
West Virginia unemployment hits 15% as virus hammers economy https://t.co/603ld3NweT
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020
Barbers to offer free haircuts to protest Michigan lockdown https://t.co/XnajUFArv4
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020
New Hampshire task force approves rules for camps, sports https://t.co/GCndImGU9y
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020
New York to allow small Memorial Day ceremonies https://t.co/63XR6vu4vN
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020
Virus threat creates unease in Michigan summer tourism haven https://t.co/16VFrfWFZY
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020
Not all stores, restaurants ready for partial reopening https://t.co/llEBzdKJ0q
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020
Town leader pulls proposal to humor coronavirus scofflaws https://t.co/Qem3xAMTD7
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020
Sued Vermont gym reopens as outdoor fitness facility https://t.co/lCHJM0AgsV
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 19, 2020
California's 2nd-largest county to seek faster reopening https://t.co/LNyQDfwaGY
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 19, 2020
Bouncing back: Restaurants debut 'bumper tables' amid virus https://t.co/WvUxGfxg5p
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 19, 2020
Texas continues swift reopening, including return of sports https://t.co/VHIM547ALJ
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 19, 2020
California relaxes some criteria for reopening https://t.co/7IKOvZQBab
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 19, 2020
Florida's 2 biggest counties hesitantly start to reopen https://t.co/P9ahsuCLPg
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 18, 2020
New Jersey gym reopens in defiance of coronavirus measures https://t.co/Kzf7fiRH0U
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 18, 2020
Oil, tourism, seafood — all hit in Louisiana virus fight https://t.co/9IfAP1xYqm
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 17, 2020
A soft reopening: New York business starts creaking to life https://t.co/KY3WicRgsn
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 16, 2020
Patrons, many masked, return to reopened patios, barbershops https://t.co/aWgvZfwSB6
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 16, 2020
Tourists enter reopened Grand Canyon despite virus concerns https://t.co/Wv0lpj6XGj
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 16, 2020
Virus or not, if you open Jersey Shore beaches, they'll come https://t.co/FA83DxfhKd
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 16, 2020
Most of Virginia begins gradual reopening amid coronavirus https://t.co/LU8W2i5pOT
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 15, 2020
Eat-in restaurants return as Louisiana eases restrictions https://t.co/hv7QPRaOka
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 15, 2020
Court ruling opening Wisconsin brings concern, Trump praise https://t.co/S5uDinVnzx
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 15, 2020
April job losses fall hard on restaurants, retailers https://t.co/XiMkxTEdse
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 15, 2020
New Jersey beaches to be reopened, with restrictions https://t.co/RTawER3FlT
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 14, 2020
New refugees struggle to find footing during pandemic https://t.co/ALPI2YLq57
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 13, 2020
1,371 contact tracers ready assist health departments https://t.co/iua2ENagaD
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 13, 2020
Detroit-area residents lift spirits with costumed parades https://t.co/lOIWwpoF3f
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 13, 2020
California diners may be screened for virus before seated https://t.co/TGXVdzf9wI
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 13, 2020
Arizona casinos to reopen with new sanitation measures https://t.co/4xiVFh2qPV
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 13, 2020
South Carolina Vol.8 (incl #coronavirus)
An article on the impact of COVID-19 on an Upstate goat farm has led to a community-wide effort to benefit the farm and local Pendleton restaurants. https://t.co/8OvtrmvTaA
— Independent Mail (@independentmail) May 7, 2020
The shrimping industry across the Gulf Coast has suffered waves of bad luck. Some fear the coronavirus may be the industry's biggest challenge yet. https://t.co/J9d56Exz5Y
— Independent Mail (@independentmail) May 6, 2020
According to data supplied by the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (DNR), sales of resident fishing and hunting licenses in March were up significantly over the same month a year ago. https://t.co/o1el87GNaB
— Independent Mail (@independentmail) May 4, 2020
"When you buy food from South Carolina farmers, you keep more money in the local economy, supporting your neighbors during this crisis … " said SC's agricultural commissioner. https://t.co/SphzrZ21xG
— Independent Mail (@independentmail) May 3, 2020
Researchers accounted for relaxed social distancing measures, which have "resulted in considerably higher projections of cumulative COVID-19 deaths through August."https://t.co/rwB2wJOqIe
— Independent Mail (@independentmail) May 4, 2020
In the Deep South, the coronavirus outbreak reveals systemic issues, including health-care access and income, that hurt vulnerable black communities. https://t.co/gOB3MZ66mL
— Independent Mail (@independentmail) May 6, 2020
Bats are not at risk to exacerbate the coronavirus pandemic in South Carolina, an expert says. https://t.co/ndkfzjuAYz
— Independent Mail (@independentmail) May 4, 2020
The survey also found that 43% of those businesses that have laid off or furloughed workers do not expect to bring back all employees within the next three months.https://t.co/va32DECPjo
— Independent Mail (@independentmail) May 5, 2020
The advisory panel's proposals included no hugs, handshakes or hymnals at church, temperature checks at gyms and eliminating waiting areas at barber shops and salons. https://t.co/RWtjzjQO52
— Independent Mail (@independentmail) May 7, 2020
Now that socializing, at least up-close and personal, is out, we have time to cook, time to binge Netflix and time to read a library of books. https://t.co/NN1NQ8trOd
— Independent Mail (@independentmail) May 7, 2020
BMW restarted some production at its South Carolina plant this week, getting a major pillar of the state economy up again after being shut down since late March.https://t.co/tKkq853grm
— The Post and Courier (@postandcourier) May 9, 2020
"Remember to keep your distance, even if a gator isn’t moving. And don’t forget that these are wild and dangerous animals," our editorial board notes.https://t.co/koHmN7Kc3t
— The Post and Courier (@postandcourier) May 7, 2020
"The greater Charleston region has long been grappling with rapid growth, and a surge in new development underscores the importance of planning."
Why you should fill out the U.S. Census, per our editorial board:https://t.co/VowKtjT8J6
— The Post and Courier (@postandcourier) May 8, 2020
Tourism is a $24 billion industry in South Carolina.https://t.co/rZayyrKhfw
— The Post and Courier (@postandcourier) May 9, 2020
Plans to build a resort on a remote island off South Carolina’s coast took a step forward this week.
Here's how:https://t.co/AfX0X2OjaC
— The Post and Courier (@postandcourier) May 9, 2020
More than 46,000 South Carolinians filed a new unemployment application between April 26 and May 2.
Prior to this year, the largest number of South Carolinians to ever sign up for unemployment in a single week was roughly 41,000 people in January 2002.https://t.co/Wb1OtSHti8
— The Post and Courier (@postandcourier) May 8, 2020
“Wearing a mask is not about whether I want to wear a mask or not, it’s about my wife, my children, my family, my parents, you, friends,” one council member said. https://t.co/k1aeS5aRhH
— The Island Packet (@islandpacket) May 1, 2020
Outdoor seating can begin at South Carolina restaurants on Monday, as Governor McMaster works to reopen the state’s economy. https://t.co/9txuxiAsWf
— The Island Packet (@islandpacket) May 1, 2020
“If we can’t keep our staff and our students safe that’s going to undercut everything.” https://t.co/p6kstd48z4
— The Island Packet (@islandpacket) May 6, 2020
Nearly 59% of health care consumers say they are more likely to use telehealth services since the emergence of the coronavirus though only 25% had done so up to now. https://t.co/2PApRAok0G
— The Greenville News (@GreenvilleNews) May 5, 2020
The developer says that the 300-plus seat space will fill a void for a mid-sized venue in Greenville. https://t.co/6ybYjchYot
— The Greenville News (@GreenvilleNews) May 7, 2020
Here's a look at what USC and Clemson have planned for fall semester: https://t.co/1MrNfZq9YL
— The Greenville News (@GreenvilleNews) May 6, 2020
Applications for food assistance remain nearly double what they were before schools and businesses shuttered to reduce the spread of COVID-19. https://t.co/Dpmi2hCa4U
— The Greenville News (@GreenvilleNews) May 5, 2020
Grace Management in Spartanburg shifts to making hand sanitizer during COVID-19 outbreakhttps://t.co/YrIesxEy15
— Herald-Journal (@GoUpstate) April 30, 2020
SC considering in-person summer school for struggling students in Julyhttps://t.co/Kq7ZN52lLu
— Herald-Journal (@GoUpstate) April 30, 2020
SC jobless claims dip for 2nd straight week; 6,326 file in Spartanburghttps://t.co/O26YrpIWqj
— Herald-Journal (@GoUpstate) April 30, 2020
Maps and Trends: Coronavirus in South Carolina (updated 5-3) https://t.co/7hvqwpzN9y pic.twitter.com/hrXEIr2Bxp
— Herald-Journal (@GoUpstate) May 4, 2020
In District 3, where @tuckercalculus works, as many as 40 % of students have limited to no access to the Internet.
Statewide, students in roughly 150,000 households fall through the broadband cracks. @GoUpstate @GreenvilleNews https://t.co/rHffzOiqpU
— Dustin Wyatt (@HJDustin_Wyatt) May 8, 2020
Grand Strand Fishing Report: Yellowfin tuna continue to grace anglers with their presence https://t.co/J6aJ7MeUaW
— The Sun News (@TheSunNews) April 30, 2020
Grand Strand Fishing Report: Trolling action near its peak, including for king mackerel https://t.co/DZxdWfjS31
— The Sun News (@TheSunNews) May 7, 2020
Kingfish madness? Myrtle Beach man among duo creating bracket-style fishing tournament https://t.co/9at6mv9jQz
— The Sun News (@TheSunNews) May 8, 2020
‘I guess I won’t do this again,’ SC woman said during fatal alligator attack, cops say https://t.co/UOPDtOZEB0
— The Sun News (@TheSunNews) May 5, 2020
Graham’s first task after COVID-19 recess: Confirm Mitch McConnell’s handpicked judge https://t.co/8mW7Jf5mcF
— The Sun News (@TheSunNews) May 6, 2020
How long has the coronavirus been in the Myrtle Beach area? Evidence suggests months https://t.co/toMrAnVGbt
— The Sun News (@TheSunNews) May 1, 2020
‘Adjusting to this new normal’: Myrtle Beach hoteliers prepping for safety, low occupancy https://t.co/Ys3pWCASRV
— The Sun News (@TheSunNews) May 5, 2020
How coronavirus will impact jury duty when Horry County trials resume https://t.co/Mb6CNiH5EB
— The Sun News (@TheSunNews) May 4, 2020
CCU leaders push for university to reopen to avoid even more financial hardships https://t.co/uEK1241JNm
— The Sun News (@TheSunNews) May 8, 2020
“This is another tool we have to help businesses,” Mayor Steve Benjamin said amid concerns about the state’s economy beginning to reopen. https://t.co/1A8lFUmJaA
— The State Newspaper (@thestate) May 6, 2020
Before COVID-19, SC economists had projected lawmakers would have an added $1.9 billion to spend in next year’s budget. https://t.co/NmvAmS6MMO
— The State Newspaper (@thestate) May 8, 2020
Aldi reports five workers tested positive for COVID-19 in South Carolina https://t.co/pSZ1QH6pBF
— The State Newspaper (@thestate) May 8, 2020
The latest S.C. jobless numbers show the number of new claims shrunk for the third week in a row. More than 450,000 South Carolinians have filed for benefits since the COVID-19 outbreak in S.C. started. https://t.co/ttY2nRdeH7
— The State Newspaper (@thestate) May 7, 2020
WATCH LIVE: South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster holds a news conference to provide updates on the coronavirus. #cltnews #scnews #news #southcarolina #health #economy #coronavirus #covid19 #WCCB https://t.co/j1IXdIwi39
— WCCB Charlotte's CW (@WCCBCharlotte) May 8, 2020
GOOD NEWS! This South Carolina man was released from the hospital after 8 WEEKS battling the coronavirus!
Prisma Health shared this video of his Going Home Celebration ❤ pic.twitter.com/koR3JLvuyJ
— WIS News 10 (@wis10) May 6, 2020
South Carolina runner Ford Graham has some coronavirus-related messages to share – via his running routes!
Love this. pic.twitter.com/N7cmyJuGJF
— Norah O'Donnell 🇺🇸 (@NorahODonnell) May 6, 2020
In 1863, Harriet Tubman helped free more than 700 African Americans during the Combahee River Raid in South Carolina – a feat that earned her the nickname “General Tubman.” #MilitaryAppreciationMonth #APeoplesJourney #ANationsStory pic.twitter.com/cLdODRD97J
— Smithsonian NMAAHC (@NMAAHC) May 6, 2020
Yes, this is Lindsey’s most competitive race since he was first elected. But here in SC, we know that this isn’t all about the President. This is about electing a Senator who has a backbone, stands up for what is right, and doesn’t play political games. https://t.co/f8l2okKSSV
— Jaime Harrison (@harrisonjaime) May 7, 2020
Great to see some states are beginning to give citizens their freedom back.
I think these experiments will prove that we can open up the economy while still protecting national health.
Thoughts? https://t.co/TlksrCwR9S
— Jim Renacci (@JimRenacci) May 10, 2020
South Carolina’s tourism economy continued to tank during the week that ended on May 2, 2020 – but officials believe they may have reached the bottom of the free fall that has followed the coronavirus pandemic and its subsequent shutdowns. https://t.co/buCSDpv0ZZ pic.twitter.com/Bfp60yVreA
— FITSNews (@fitsnews) May 9, 2020
South Carolina’s economy continued to shed jobs at a staggering clip as the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic (and its subsequent shutdown of the state’s economy) showed the Palmetto State little mercy last week. https://t.co/aDMjPurPzq pic.twitter.com/blNKiCOOsj
— FITSNews (@fitsnews) May 7, 2020
https://twitter.com/Khanoisseur/status/1257792757634158592
A woman killed in a fatal alligator attack in South Carolina was visiting a client for an in-home nail appointment during lockdown, police say https://t.co/yR8aKydGeT
— NBC News (@NBCNews) May 7, 2020
On this day in 1961, John Lewis and two others were severely beaten by a mob at the Rock Hill, South Carolina, Greyhound bus terminal while protesting segregation. To overcome racial inequality, we must confront our history. Share this #racialinjustice https://t.co/gQ58mabPOh
— Equal Justice Initiative (@eji_org) May 9, 2020
Don’t be afraid to take the trail less traveled ✨.
📍South Carolina Botanical Garden
📷: @bobbyplaz #visitclemson pic.twitter.com/pqUw3BKgDM
— VISIT CLEMSON (@visitclemson) May 8, 2020
Our student-athletes come to South Carolina to grow, achieve, learn and compete. We know another chapter is ahead of you but we are forever grateful for your time in the garnet & black. #ForeverToThee #UofSC20 pic.twitter.com/cht4NlIUzR
— Gamecock Athletics (@GamecocksOnline) May 8, 2020
On Wednesday, 20 workers at a poultry plant in South Carolina walked off the job for fear of viral exposure.https://t.co/1g4DVDE19W
— Organizers for Bernie 2020 (@OFB2020) May 8, 2020
A South Carolina mom and her son fended off an armed mob at their home seeking a missing teenage girl — who they knew nothing about.
It was the wrong location.
Leading the angry mob? A sheriff’s deputy. Now he faces charges. https://t.co/Ve4J5dIUGm
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) May 11, 2020
University of South Carolina Transfer
5’10 210 OF/2B
6.65 60 yard
2019 Junior College All-American Season
.492/.556/.768 6HR 68RBI 23 2B
2020 Stats including scrimmages
23/81 .284 Avg .400 OBP 1HR 72B 13B 14BB/10K
Avg. EV 90 (Trackman) Peak EV 108 @FlatgroundBats pic.twitter.com/PqoGaJRqMq— Anthony Amicangelo (@_amicangelo) May 7, 2020
Sunday on Full Measure: We spoke with @SenatorTimScott of South Carolina about “Opportunity Zones” and how he believes they can help cities heal from the coronavirus. #economy #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/B4mNxyM78Q
— Full Measure News (@FullMeasureNews) May 9, 2020
.@GamecockBasebll's @WhitMerrifield delivered one of the biggest hits in #CWS history 🏆
2010 CWS Finals: South Carolina vs. UCLA airs at 7 PM ET! pic.twitter.com/b8kBqfBEWn
— SEC Network (@SECNetwork) May 7, 2020
It's not just Ohio. These states are also urging companies to report workers that refuse to go back on the job during the pandemic:
Oklahoma
Iowa
South Carolina
Missouri
Alabama
@JournoChrisATL has more.https://t.co/QEFk2pBueF— Chris Opfer (@ChrisOpfer) May 6, 2020
In some states that have already begun reopening process, like Georgia, South Carolina, Oklahoma and Alaska, the same daily economic data shows only meager signs so far that businesses, workers and consumers have returned to their old routines. https://t.co/LnSfkHSVve
— James Singer (@Jemsinger) May 8, 2020
We’re investigating the reopenings of Texas, Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina. All four states have all failed to test more than 1% of their populations and have continued to see an uptick in positive coronavirus cases.https://t.co/BYPe7Xu0H9
— Citizens for Ethics (@CREWcrew) May 10, 2020
Who in South Carolina is a Bills Fan? I’m confused. https://t.co/KV1PbtsyjT
— Rashad ❄️ (@raken105) May 9, 2020
North and South Carolina will observe #ConfederateHolidays on Monday. It's time to #LoseTheLostCause, not honor the legacy of a system of white supremacist oppression. https://t.co/Obu083miv4
— Southern Poverty Law Center (@splcenter) May 10, 2020
. @darrinpatrick, a megachurch pastor, author and speaker, has died.
Patrick was a teaching pastor at Seacoast Church, a multi-site megachurch based in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, and the founding pastor of the Journey Church in St. Louis.https://t.co/X07c71lrfZ pic.twitter.com/8zDP2WgrcX
— Religion News Service (@RNS) May 8, 2020
Benelux Vol.2 (Netherlands Vol.7 / Belgium Vol.2)
Researchers @UniUtrecht identify a human monoclonal antibody blocking SARS-CoV-2 infection in cell culturehttps://t.co/tAEwhQusts pic.twitter.com/rZxi21lmKM
— Nature Communications (@NatureComms) May 6, 2020
Researchers report discovery of antibody that blocks infection by the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 in cells – Utrecht University https://t.co/5lV2KiwhS5
— Dr. Stuart Fischer (@TheFitDr) May 6, 2020
A team of biotech researchers at Utrecht University, Erasmus Medical Center, and Harbour BioMed believe they’re within reach of a coronavirus cure. The team published a report on May 4 in Nature Communications. https://t.co/uEC9Vgd8Ot
— Sjoerd de Vries (@Featurez) May 6, 2020
COVID-19 may increase blood clotting and blockage of brain blood vessels
Early use of anticoagulants might help reduce the risk of blood clotting and stroke in patients with COVID-19. #covid19 #coronavirus #neurology #strokehttps://t.co/kOEB6H3VIa
— Neuroscience News (@NeuroscienceNew) May 6, 2020
SARS-CoV-2 has some shared properties with the 2003 virus responsible for the SARS outbreak. The loop appears to be important to both the transmission and stability of the virus. #covid19 #coronavirus
— Neuroscience News (@NeuroscienceNew) May 5, 2020
A single layer of T-shirt fabric is 40% effective at higher droplet blocking. When layers are doubled, the fabric is 98% effective, exceeding the effectiveness of a clinical medical mask. #covid19 #coronavirus
https://t.co/iqfwnjIdn2— Neuroscience News (@NeuroscienceNew) May 4, 2020
Do you also miss the #eurovision #songcontest? At least you can now vote on your favourite AI-generated song in the AI song contest! https://t.co/hB3iiS3ULe #AIsongfestival #aisongcontest #ESC2020
— Faculty of Science, Utrecht University (@UUBeta) April 10, 2020
"Software simulations by Utrecht University’s Dr Roland Geraerts show that the public transport system can only safely cope with 15%-20% of the normal load if people have to stay 1.5 metres apart," writes The @Telegraph. https://t.co/BxMf70zM3N
— Faculty of Science, Utrecht University (@UUBeta) May 7, 2020
The study out of Utrecht University in the Netherlands is particularly interesting, as it uses terms like "defeat the coronavirus in the lab."https://t.co/2VvjkspKvv
— BroBible (@BroBible) May 6, 2020
How can organisations and government agencies in mega-crises like #COVID19 display #resilience? @PolSciLeiden Arjen Boin and international colleagues identify 3 types to cultivate: personal, institutional & post-crisis: https://t.co/NnAKMsI1dI @UniLeiden @govtechnews pic.twitter.com/2PuIVpKFQT
— Leiden SocialScience (@LeidenSocial) April 24, 2020
To what extent are people willing to share risks together? An urgent question with COVID-19 testing the limits of financial instruments. @CADSLeiden Erik Bähre explores the solidarity of the South African insurance market in ‘Ironies of Solidarity’: https://t.co/1Xas94nfBb pic.twitter.com/gXYjtr57fq
— Leiden SocialScience (@LeidenSocial) April 22, 2020
170 academics of 8 Dutch universities signed the #manifesto 'Planning for #PostCorona: 5 proposals to craft a radically more sustainable and equal world'. Read the full manifesto and why 6 of our cultural anthropologists signed: https://t.co/byn0PWuHWm @UniLeiden @CADSLeiden
— Leiden SocialScience (@LeidenSocial) April 16, 2020
https://twitter.com/LeidenSocial/status/1248281061966204934
Faculty member @nicoblar and @ForeignPolicy, Sumit Ganguly have just published a piece in @ForeignPolicy looking at whether recent Islamophobic comments against #India’s Muslim minority could affect its growing ties with the #UAE & #SaudiArabia:https://t.co/baVc2fwgHW
— Political Science Leiden (@PolSciLeiden) May 6, 2020
In this blog article @CriticalDev, faculty member @JNemsingh argues that resource nationalism has been an expression of the renewal of state agency in the era of neoliberal globalization amidst external constraints imposed upon resource-rich countries.https://t.co/PQ1c1KcVTN
— Political Science Leiden (@PolSciLeiden) April 15, 2020
Faculty member @SimonOtjes has just published a paper in #SPPS with @Tom_Post and @kstrobi.
Using data from the Netherlands, they show that people who have experienced an earthquake are more likely to cast a protest vote:https://t.co/6RhKqcZvPo
— Political Science Leiden (@PolSciLeiden) April 4, 2020
The coronacrisis is emerging as the ultimate test. How do national leaders get ahead or behind ‘the curve’ of fast-changing dynamics. Martin Lodge (LSE) and Arjen Boin (Leiden University) look at past crises and analyse current coping strategies. https://t.co/xvhTmhHarw
— Political Science Leiden (@PolSciLeiden) April 4, 2020
Crisis expert Arjen Boin critiques the Dutch government's handling of the coronavirus. 'A measured tone is good, but what I miss is differentiation in the policy and proper measures for people for whom the virus really can be dangerous.' https://t.co/cNjztNc8nh
— Political Science Leiden (@PolSciLeiden) March 10, 2020
https://twitter.com/LeidenGlobal/status/1241332030887137285
Open access: How do populist parties wage opposition in parliament? @tomlouwerse & @SimonOtjes examine the subject in the context of the Netherlands (1998-2017). Read their @PolStudies article here: https://t.co/jWTOPIwMCQ
@DNPP_RUG @PolSciLeiden @PolStudiesAssoc pic.twitter.com/Z9WWbg9ue9— Political Studies (@PolStudies) March 23, 2020
"Prohibitions and restrictions on #BloodDonation continue to affect #homosexual males around the world. Why it is high time for future legal innovations to change the approach to this delicate matter." Read today's blog by Francesco Schmidt: https://t.co/HSJ9LmxD4c #LGBTQ pic.twitter.com/o5WR1pCVe8
— Leiden Law Blog (@LeidenLawBlog) January 17, 2020
"With the case of Hanan v. Germany, the Grand Chamber can consider anew whether #airstrikes fall within the jurisdiction of the #Convention, and clarify that Member States cannot do abroad what they cannot do at home." Read today's blog by Katie Pentney: https://t.co/6VSOGBJ2Xn pic.twitter.com/tbYZ2kME7b
— Leiden Law Blog (@LeidenLawBlog) January 6, 2020
— NL Times (@NL_Times) April 14, 2020
https://twitter.com/dutchdailynews/status/1231868955431751681
This stainless steel bridge in Amsterdam is the largest 3D printed object in the world.
#3Dprinting #AM #AI #MachineIntelligence #MachineLearning #tech #Manufacturing #robots #DigitalTransformation pic.twitter.com/251hldX9BO— Precision Homes (@PrecisionHomes_) June 19, 2018
The @EuChemS Periodic Table also in our office #IYPT2019 #ElementScarcity @VUamsterdam pic.twitter.com/L3YwcCwjHF
— Eva Blokker (@EvaBlokker) December 6, 2019
Together with @TUEindhoven, @TUDelft, @UTwente, @Radboud_Uni, and @VUAmsterdam, we are working on a new national initiative on a new #PPP for #Research and #Innovation related to #CyberSecurity for #InternetOfThings: https://t.co/hWawMZPQD6.
— Harold Weffers (@hweffers) July 20, 2018
The next finalists of the #AmSIA are Alexander Kostenko and Tim Wanamarta. They made a new and faster 3D printer.
For more info go to https://t.co/ycer2MpQoT#innovation #science #award #3Dprinting #amsterdam pic.twitter.com/NFWCx7ZmCw— IXA_Amsterdam (@IXA_Amsterdam) November 20, 2019
Long embargos without transparency hurt endusers who remain unknowingly exposed to serious flaws. @KimZetter covers our #RIDL saga with @Intel in her @NYTimes piece. #RIDL remains a problem after 1+ year, 2 flawed patches and 2 embargos (+1 still ongoing). https://t.co/S1nK56Gx4x
— VUSec (@vu5ec) November 12, 2019
Researchers at the @VUamsterdam discovered that the level of specific blood metabolites is heritable and that part of the heritability is explained by known genetic variants. The results were published in #naturecommunications. Read our news story: https://t.co/BiRxZzCaKj #BBMRI pic.twitter.com/mN8ZQh7KEV
— BBMRI-NL (@BBMRINL) January 10, 2020
A "Plant Hotel" is Opening at the VU Amsterdam Library (via IamExpat Media) https://t.co/Eav8CQVzcP
— Library Journal (@LibraryJournal) July 8, 2019
Very happy to share our paper on consecutive disasters published in @theAGU's @EarthsFutureEiC!
We found that the number of countries suffering from consecutive disasters is increasing and their impacts can be distinctly different from single disasters.https://t.co/nWWvlXCdhV https://t.co/NiSN7h4vCJ pic.twitter.com/9Np2aPbnYd
— Marleen de Ruiter (@Marleen_Ruiter) January 20, 2020
Cyclone Idai & Hurricane Harvey revealed the devastating consequences of the co-occurrence of coastal & river floods.@anaiscouasnon identified regions w/ a high compound flooding potential from river discharge and river mouth storm surge extremes globally:https://t.co/Jl3hup18sN pic.twitter.com/69RjzSQpbA
— IVM – VU Amsterdam (@VU_IVM) February 21, 2020
Our colleague @ElcoKoks just published this article in @NatureComms on global risk of transport infrastructure using @openstreetmap. You can find the article here: https://t.co/sQzliSazeO https://t.co/ubb2YLF90S
— IVM – VU Amsterdam (@VU_IVM) June 27, 2019
https://twitter.com/LeidenScienceEN/status/1232304128585535490
https://t.co/RwU23ZUda6 is live: a portal with structured information about genes and proteins in brain synapses. Collaboration between @news4go, @harvardmed, @MIT, @USC_Research and many others, coordinated by @VU_Science. #MCNlab https://t.co/68UUCHma3v pic.twitter.com/4HxIbIy7iO
— VU Science (@VU_Science) June 3, 2019
Scientists from @UAntwerpen and @VUamsterdam have used #biomimicry to improve self-driving robots. Inspired by bat echolocation, they created artificial #sonar signposts that improved #robot navigation! https://t.co/hRwJq9OVRx pic.twitter.com/yZV4wc6kqg
— BioVox (@BioVoxBelgium) January 29, 2020
Nice news feature in the print and online issue of Scientific American on our latest @CurrentBiology paper, where we show how gleaning bats use leaves as specular reflectors to find hidden insects @sciam @IngaGeipel @JaSteckel #batsrule (Scientific American, December 2019, p 17) https://t.co/dQsK6cTqcw
— Dr. Ralph Simon (@RalSimon) December 10, 2019
How do humans coordinate limb movement? @VUamsterdam scientists assessed the connections between the central nervous system and #muscles within the human body to identify the general rules necessary for the brain to support human motor control https://t.co/A9u5OSfw53 pic.twitter.com/7CawzWSRTt
— Science Advances (@ScienceAdvances) July 3, 2018
#Partner selection in the #mycorrhizal #mutualism. Both #plant hosts and mycorrhizal #fungi have been shown to preferentially allocate resources to higher quality partners. https://t.co/0sNnh1igfS by @Gijsbertwerner & #TobyKiers vía @NewPhyt @VU_Science pic.twitter.com/eYGRdwySvN
— Maxym Reva (@MaxymReva) June 10, 2019
Controverses in voeding illustreren niet hoe sloppy maar hoe moeilijk goed voedingsonderzoek is: “it’s hard and ethically tricky to get a large population of test subjects to behave in a consistent way, particularly around what they eat.” https://t.co/0866agJS4k
— jacob seidell (@jaapseidell) October 6, 2019
Using state-of-the-art algorithms in #geospatial #DataAnalysis, researchers from @WorldBank, @ecioxford, @AucklandUni & @VUamsterdam create a first composite map of the global #PowerSystem with an open license.https://t.co/3l8CoVM6Fa
— Scientific Data (@ScientificData) January 15, 2020
Impact of #COVIDー19 crisis on #EU #Trade Policy: Read our five cents to the debate here: https://t.co/6NrOjm9stk #neoliberalism # securitization #deglobalization #paradigm pic.twitter.com/XSYrhuwNfk
— Jan Orbie (@janorbie) April 21, 2020
Survey by @OECDinnovation – https://t.co/JYAAwDzOsm pic.twitter.com/JMYqw9CBmL
— Ghent University Research (@ResearchUGent) May 5, 2020
Good morning, everyone! Here are some orangutans playing with otters @pairidaiza.
Enjoy your day 🙂https://t.co/C2Rv22jRmU
— Ghent University Research (@ResearchUGent) March 31, 2020
Here’s an interesting read from our blog archive on fermented vegetables & the citizen science project by Prof. Sarah Lebeer of The University of Antwerp. A fantastic opportunity for citizens to be involved in scientific research. https://t.co/ai15h38lcN #fermentedfoods
— ISAPP (@ISAPPscience) March 5, 2020
Today’s find from the IADC archive: ‘Towards Sustainable Port Development’ by authors @AnneliesBoerema (@UAntwerpen), Katrien van der Biest (University of Antwerp) and @Patrick_Meire (University of Antwerp).
Go to the webpage and download the article: https://t.co/3BeItEZFix
— IADC Dredging (@IADCDredging) March 24, 2020
‘My virologist dad says coronavirus vaccines won’t be ready for distribution till 2021’
Guido Vanham, Professor of Virology at University of Antwerp writes with @petervanham Head of the International Media Council at WEF#ThePrintOpinionhttps://t.co/WMN09s5WUg
— Shekhar Gupta (@ShekharGupta) April 15, 2020
Research collaboration between @PA_Health_UGent / @BSW_UGent and @UA_MIOS (amongst other departments/uni's) on the validity of low-cost consumer-build trackers that measure physical activity & sleep duration, published in 'JMIR mHealth and uHealth': https://t.co/PZn0KtHJ8M https://t.co/9ZYwP8IbjW
— MIOS (@UA_MIOS) April 20, 2020
Our @UA_MIOS researcher @jorisvanouytsel was quoted in an article on sexting in @TheEconomist. Joris calls for more research on problematic forms of sexting and the need to take into account the context in which sexting takes place: https://t.co/qJ8CEeqMML
— MIOS (@UA_MIOS) March 27, 2020
Checkout our new research on #MicrobialProtein #alternativefoods #futurefood https://t.co/0lbqkrsI6A
— Bioscience Engineering@University of Antwerp (@BirUantwerpen) May 6, 2020
Covid-19: The University of Antwerp involved at the European level https://t.co/qhLsZscgx8
— Belgian-Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce in Russia (@CCBLR_Office) April 30, 2020
Scientists from @UniversiteLiege, @UAIberta and @UZH_en have developed a method for the precise sequencing of circular DNA molecules. CIDER-Seq could help characterize viruses and eukaryotes that play major roles in #cancer and viral diseases. https://t.co/xwYjharnhw pic.twitter.com/Hh2oKqR0bz
— ULiège Recherche & Innovation (@ULiegeRecherche) April 14, 2020
#COVID19BE 🇧🇪 #ULiège has developed an automated test for the detection of #coronavirus, which allows thousands of additional tests to be performed every day.https://t.co/Ycz6eD1X50 pic.twitter.com/SaiFA4owcE
— Université de Liège (@UniversiteLiege) April 4, 2020
The 6th edition of @DifferenceDay16 is about to begin. It’s broadcasted live from the concert hall in @PilarBrussels. Check in now and watch the webcast: https://t.co/Bt8ydHlVDq
— VUB (@VUBrussel) May 3, 2020
Artificial Intelligence can support decision makers in managing the COVID-19 crisis across multiple dimensions @aibrussels #AI https://t.co/aAgXyddAoy
— VUB (@VUBrussel) April 15, 2020
“Some multinationals that have been avoiding corporate taxes for years are about to be bailed out by national governments, arousing a public sentiment of unfairness,” say writers from @UnivParisSaclay, @UQAM, @ULBruxelles, @frsFNRS & @ENS_ULM #EconTwitter https://t.co/o2myTcG3VT pic.twitter.com/OlJQuLWeIp
— VoxEU (@voxeu) May 4, 2020
Leuven's non-stop search for a coronavirus drug: interview with virologist @neyts_johan in @FlandersToday
➡ https://t.co/P4OXdTJvj7 pic.twitter.com/ZkgMHKUCrL
— KU Leuven News (@LeuvenU) April 29, 2020
#kuleuven virologist @neyts_johan discussed his search for antiviral drugs that can help COVID-19 patients in the @BBC_CurrAff radio show The Briefing Room (interview starts at 14:12) 👇 https://t.co/hhYiqpC03P
— KU Leuven News (@LeuvenU) April 3, 2020
https://twitter.com/LeuvenU/status/1240368411428954112
What is #kuleuven doing to slow down the spread of the coronavirus? What about my classes? Can I work from home?
Check our FAQ page for regular updates
👉 https://t.co/pfaiUhGFb1 pic.twitter.com/uHst9cv92X— KU Leuven News (@LeuvenU) March 12, 2020
https://twitter.com/LeuvenU/status/1237424529091309568
https://twitter.com/LeuvenU/status/1235944716912463873
The @gatesfoundation has asked the @NeytsVirology #kuleuven team to screen 15,000 molecules for their potential to fight the #coronavirus that causes #covid19https://t.co/uoL0S3zjPo
— KU Leuven News (@LeuvenU) March 4, 2020
The average cost of developing a new drug could be up to $1.5 billion less than the pharmaceutical industry claims, according to researchers from #kuleuven and the London School of Economics
Find out more at https://t.co/EarPfiq2pt pic.twitter.com/oUAYW6SEVg
— KU Leuven News (@LeuvenU) March 4, 2020
How worried should we be about the #COVID19 coronavirus cases in Africa? #kuleuven virologist @Emmanuel_microb talked to @Telegraph reporter @sneweyy 👇 https://t.co/xkgxbvOncH
— KU Leuven News (@LeuvenU) February 20, 2020
Antiviral activity of chloroquine against coronaviruses already discovered at #kuleuven in 2004 by @vanranstmarc and his teamhttps://t.co/rOtszYelIc
— KU Leuven News (@LeuvenU) February 19, 2020
#kuleuven neuroscientists reveal how the shape of a specific protein is pivotal in the development of three different brain diseases 🧠👇https://t.co/ImwX1tNYnJ
— KU Leuven News (@LeuvenU) April 30, 2020
AI experts from various disciplines have joined forces in the #kuleuven Institute for Artificial Intelligence. Find out more about @LeuvenAI 👇https://t.co/MNY1f0EaHv
— KU Leuven News (@LeuvenU) April 9, 2020
A virtual copy of your heart to diagnose and treat cardiac diseases? Find out more about the work of Frank Rademakers and Jan D'hooge (#kuleuven and @UZLeuven) in The Economist 👇 https://t.co/svpCtd2hJs
— KU Leuven News (@LeuvenU) March 2, 2020
https://twitter.com/LeuvenU/status/1251146702376976387
Former #kuleuven researcher @DrSusanNasif on her #vaccine comics in @washingtonpost 👇 https://t.co/ZUOrbg4AON
— Katrien Bollen (@katrien_bollen) February 18, 2020
Children of fathers working in the Congolese copper and cobalt mining industry have an increased risk of birth defects. Further research will have to show whether these defects are caused by pollution. https://t.co/BZxJTMRSXP
— KU Leuven (@KU_Leuven) May 6, 2020
#kuleuven sports scientist @WeHelsen is helping #UEFA football referees to keep fit during the COVID-19 crisis 💪⚽
Read the interview at https://t.co/nu8LFQ7KSj pic.twitter.com/O5gcu9NhSg
— KU Leuven (@KU_Leuven) May 6, 2020
Tobias Kollman¹ Arnaud Marchant² & SingSing Way³ (@babiesresearch) conclude @ScienceMagazine's #EarlyLife #Immunology SI arguing alternative #vaccination strategies are sorely needed to protect #neonates!https://t.co/wPNY68OO0P
¹ @TelethonKids
² @ULBruxelles
³ @CincyChildrens pic.twitter.com/ySuQerSTPh— Seth Thomas Scanlon (@ImmunoEditor) May 7, 2020
“These (#singlecell #RNAsequencing) data reveal the molecular features of developmental progenitors, which consist of a very homogenous population that actively proliferate and expand whereas…" @ULBruxelles https://t.co/jjB0bdpQ70
— RNA-Seq Blog (@RNASeqBlog) May 1, 2020
World Vol.24 (incl #coronavirus)
https://twitter.com/TheSun/status/1255693355264155650
World's largest vaccine maker GSK says there will be no mass coronavirus jab until late next year https://t.co/Is3yFu8Yr9
— Daily Mail U.K. (@DailyMailUK) April 30, 2020
There are concerns infected residents may still be discharged from hospitals to care homes https://t.co/45QJrqE3FP
— Evening Standard (@standardnews) April 29, 2020
'So what'? Bolsonaro's response to coronavirus deaths riles Brazilians – video https://t.co/Tu9buqiFpJ
— The Guardian (@guardian) April 30, 2020
Sergio Moro’s resignation is the biggest political blow to Jair Bolsonaro since he became president at the beginning of 2019 https://t.co/s34hmzsvXx
— The Economist (@TheEconomist) April 29, 2020
It plans to have a stockpile of cheap covid-19 vaccine available for India and many other low- and middle-income countries by September https://t.co/0nam6ecB3c
— The Economist (@TheEconomist) April 30, 2020
This innovation is fighting the infection.
🔎 Learn more: https://t.co/aWrmrmxihS pic.twitter.com/ZV4VKnkv9A
— World Economic Forum (@wef) April 29, 2020
Together, we can beat #COVID19 #coronavirus faster. Read more about how we're helping governments and the private sector accelerate the response to the pandemic: https://t.co/R6wq4kfauz @WorldBank @ITU @GSMA pic.twitter.com/sc24BfeJfV
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) April 22, 2020
Remote working: here to stay? https://t.co/8Qe8j9Edhe
— LSE Business Review (@LSEforBusiness) April 28, 2020
Covid-19: the underlying issues affecting the UK’s food supply chains https://t.co/1b7Xj2miwb
— LSE Business Review (@LSEforBusiness) April 29, 2020
How did a #health #crisis so quickly become an #economiccrisis? @ThankomArun @Essex_EBS published an early #study of how #corinavirus has stifled #economic activity.#SocialDistancingNow #Shutdown #Finance #Businesses #investors #economics https://t.co/as1sauP7nu
— University of Essex (@Uni_of_Essex) April 3, 2020
Could your cough tell us you’ve got #COVID19 ?@ReceptiveField @uni_essex_csee is using #AI to analyse the sound of different coughs.
You can help. If you've tested positive, record your cough at: https://t.co/izxMYEhKHB
Read more: https://t.co/jFwYprCrEK#WeAreTogether pic.twitter.com/XE5dfyHKbl
— University of Essex (@Uni_of_Essex) April 20, 2020
How does a State address the threats against it?
The Russian Imperial Movement, a white supremacist group, has been labelled #terrorist + sanctioned by the US.@brian_jphillips @uniessexgovt @EssexSocSci discusses #impact + asks what else should be done: https://t.co/Zutz4ynONl
— Research at Essex (@ResearchEssex) April 17, 2020
In a joint collaboration, Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics together with members of the .@FREEPolicyBrief initiative are now providing coverage on the COVID-19 situation in the Eastern European region. 🦠🌍📊 #COVID19 .@handels_sse https://t.co/BZPDAIJtEn
— SITE (@SITEStockholm) April 7, 2020
With oil prices plummeting to negative numbers, what consequences could this have for oil-dependent economies? @SITEStockholm shines a light on Russia.#oil #economics #finance #russia
https://t.co/NiZCMUJQ9G— Stockholm School of Economics (@handels_sse) April 21, 2020
Are you ready for a post-COVID-19 world? Here are 5 recommendations for Chief Learning Officers to re-engage and prepare their organizations | RT @CLOmedia https://t.co/BnNCy8NR60
— IMD Search (@IMDSearch) April 28, 2020
Family Businesses in the Times of Crisis and Global Recession: A story of resilience and sustainability
Discover with IMD researcher Marta Widz and Professor Benoit Leleux the example of @firmenich, a Geneva-based family business.https://t.co/iqxJOhAgBY#IMDImpact
— IMD business school (@IMD_Bschool) April 22, 2020
“I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately." Why Henry David Thoreau's words still resonate. https://t.co/K3EJV84NDt pic.twitter.com/bvSy2M6iZa
— Univ. of Rochester (@UofR) July 12, 2017
A new revolution is headed our way. Prof. Brian Tomlin examines how 3D printing, the Internet of Things, and advanced automation are ushering in a new industry. https://t.co/wXjbK51qU9
— TuckExecEd (@TuckExecEd) February 19, 2020
https://twitter.com/dartmouth/status/1217445585449627650
Unusual Berkshire Hathaway annual shareholders meeting set for Saturday https://t.co/YlXeMm8M1U
— David Kass (@DrDavidKass) April 28, 2020
.@SmithSchool’s William Longbrake updates his 2020 outlook for the U.S. economy under Covid-19 recovery https://t.co/QEHvulH8Qn #EconomicOutlook pic.twitter.com/htQpsJpWqi
— Smith Brain Trust (@SmithBrainTrust) April 27, 2020
Madison listed among Top 10 cities in innovation jobs, w/best potential to be a major tech hub, according to @BrookingsInst
I’m proud @UWMadison and @UWMadisonURP are strong partners w/the business community in helping Madison build a thriving economy.https://t.co/REHtLQti6Y
— Becky Blank (@BeckyBlank) December 10, 2019
Normally a behind-the-scenes operation, the #COVID19 pandemic has pushed #supplychain to the forefront of global discussions.
WSB's Greg DeCroix & Pete Lukszys are lending their expertise through several collaborations to help address supply chain issues: https://t.co/C2nFiNuqDk pic.twitter.com/USXFkrLwwB
— WI School of Business Research (@WSBresearch) April 27, 2020
Author @USofDisaster (THE DISASTER EXPERTS) explores how COVID-19 might be memorialized in a new piece for @washingtonpost https://t.co/EIDPODZPz8
— Penn Press (@PennPress) April 28, 2020
How are you getting through quarantine? The @scholarlykitchn chefs share their experiences, including strategies for parents. https://t.co/gWsiYUMyu8
— Univ of Texas Press (@UTexasPress) April 27, 2020
As the #COVID19 pandemic continues, the fight to combat #disinformation prevails. @UniofOxford's @CBjola & @Ilan_Manor discuss #DigitalDiplomacy in the time of #coronavirus at the CPD Blog: https://t.co/qvhGshulrs pic.twitter.com/9EMmmVWIHX
— USC Public Diplomacy (@PublicDiplomacy) April 25, 2020
Disney will likely wait until January 2021 to reopen its parks and resorts, a financial analyst at the Swiss banking giant UBS advised.https://t.co/jVRXNeziKE
— Axios (@axios) April 25, 2020
Istanbul’s new mega airport in dire straits amid pandemic
➡️Read Ifri's new study which delves into the Turkish government's ambition to make its country a major global aviation hub.
➡️https://t.co/5qFlLRD3ZQ
https://t.co/ihpVuL41Bv— IFRI (@IFRI_) April 22, 2020
https://twitter.com/IFRI_/status/1252258599398768640
Rosemary Foot and I have a new article out in the British Journal of Politics and IR looking at where Japan, Russia and the US fit in Xi Jinping’s world view. It’s part of a forthcoming BJPIR special issue on China under Xi Jinping. (1/4) https://t.co/kfDdH7ZPEi
— Amy King (@amysarahking) April 20, 2020
#Video 🔴⚪️ Here is a new video, with @toby_dalton, @carnegienpp: "What could be a realistic framework to negotiate the North Korean nuclear program?"
To watch the full video:
➡️https://t.co/Bm8HqD2FW2 pic.twitter.com/pWZfN81mdo— FRS (@FRS_org) March 20, 2020
https://twitter.com/FRS_org/status/1240627321297612802
Emmanuel Macron reportedly wants to abolish the elite French school where he got his education. And it's not just his alma mater — the Ecole Nationale d'Administration (@ENA_fr) has educated presidents, prime ministers, and chief executives. @MelissaBellCNN has the story. pic.twitter.com/81tlyQyroQ
— Quest Means Business (@questCNN) April 24, 2019
My latest paper on the future of energy and climate in Europe after COVID-19 crisis : https://t.co/Lc1CzT2Chv @FRS_org @futuribles_int @echo_radar
— Nicolas Mazzucchi (@N_Mazzucchi) April 8, 2020
https://twitter.com/StuartNorval/status/1251746297490681856
In this article that I have co-authored with Haider Abbas Rizvi, we show that Muslim countries with which India had increasingly good relations have become less friendly because of the situation of its Muslim minority and recent developments in Kashmir. https://t.co/l2XmS2cnPA
— Jaffrelot Christophe (@jaffrelotc) April 22, 2020
#COVID19 "Perception of India Back to Stereotype of Poor Nation"
Interview de @jaffrelotc, politiste @CERI_SciencesPo via @thewire_in https://t.co/3HxooxN7HX— AFSP (@afspinfos) April 23, 2020
🚨 Fondapol is proud to be part of the International projet "Attitudes toward #Covid19". To know more (its presentation, objectives and results), read here: https://t.co/dhUObEvBEp
cc @CEVIPOF @AgenceRecherche @CNRS @Banquemondiale @AFD_France @Strategie_Gouv @cerdi pic.twitter.com/OCtoHSpp1V— Fondation pour l’innovation politique (@Fondapol) April 23, 2020
https://twitter.com/TheGCSP/status/1253700737453953024
Just published: English translation of my @FRS_org paper on the geopolitical consequences of #COVID19 https://t.co/X9JWBFVI7a
— Bruno Tertrais (@BrunoTertrais) April 6, 2020
'The coronavirus is exposing a problem with China’s modernising: a lack of transparency that is becoming increasingly unhealthy'
Rana Mitter writes for @SCMPNews:https://t.co/KBfEe39i4Z
— Oxford Politics and IR (@Politics_Oxford) April 17, 2020
Can researchers affect real-world change?@AnnetteIdler speaks to Michelle Nicholasen ( @HarvardWCFIA) about her work at the borders of Colombia, Venezuela, and Ecuador.https://t.co/zxaCcfk1Mk
— Oxford Politics and IR (@Politics_Oxford) April 18, 2020
https://twitter.com/EU_NonProlif/status/1227904245757829122
How would the death of Kim Jong Un affect North Korea's relations with the United States, particularly around nuclear disarmament? https://t.co/bsYOhZ7lcF
— Origins: Current Events in Historical Perspective (@OriginsOSU) April 25, 2020
This Week’s Top Picks in Imperial & Global History #twitterstorians https://t.co/Lo6JCprqjq pic.twitter.com/rrtfBcg1up
— Imperial & Global (@ExeterCIGH) April 25, 2020
The Swiss Cheese model and #Covid19. pic.twitter.com/ePszhRDti8
— Rafael Bengoa (@rafabengoa) April 27, 2020
NEW: The novel coronavirus has now infected almost 940,000 people and killed more than 53,700 in the U.S., Johns Hopkins data shows. Over 100,000 Americans have recovered from the virushttps://t.co/H8OWoXoWIC
— Axios (@axios) April 26, 2020
Dr. Anthony Fauci says the U.S. should at least double coronavirus testing in the coming weeks before easing into reopening the economy https://t.co/9LrRsvl1qX
— POLITICO (@politico) April 25, 2020
Coronavirus latest:
• CDC director warns US second wave could be even worse
• Pandemic has already caused at least 41,000 deaths in the UK according to new @FT analysis
• Potential vaccine developed by Pfizer and BioNTech given regulatory approvalhttps://t.co/QxVwQVWnVn pic.twitter.com/OHa2yktwta— New Scientist (@newscientist) April 22, 2020
Portugal shares a border with Spain but its death toll is 30 times lower. Here's how the country curbed the spread of the coronavirus https://t.co/VYhYhtuCj8
— Business Insider (@businessinsider) April 24, 2020
When @NASA launches a robot to Mars, they have to sterilize it.
Using this same technology, they developed the AMBUstat—a small, portable, and economical device to decontaminate spaces.
It's used in ambulances and will now be used in schools! pic.twitter.com/nKL7iAOKne
— The White House (@WhiteHouse) April 25, 2020
https://twitter.com/ToryFibs/status/1254782859111366656
“Marriott hotels are also looking into using ultraviolet light technology "for sanitizing keys for guests and devices shared by associates," according to its press release.” https://t.co/EMqc2wKj0N
— Ari Fleischer (@AriFleischer) April 26, 2020
Patients say doctors and insurers are charging them upfront for video appointments and phone calls, not just copays but sometimes the entire cost of the visit, even if it’s covered by insurance. #telemedicine #coronavirus
📝: @jayhancock1 https://t.co/qNoLqcB1Km
— CaliforniaHealthline (@CalHealthline) April 27, 2020
The family of this 4-year-old says they did everything right, but the little boy still contracted coronavirus and had to fight for his life in a Denver ICU https://t.co/H3AngsI4V9 pic.twitter.com/9OpvNA9x1Q
— CBS News (@CBSNews) April 25, 2020
Publix is buying excess milk and produce from farmers — and donating it to food banks https://t.co/2obeTIPwg8 pic.twitter.com/HgWvjaq1Mc
— CBS News (@CBSNews) April 26, 2020
"China will never learn" from coronavirus, says dissident artist Ai Weiwei. "It doesn't matter what kind of disaster they're facing. The only thing they learn is how well they use this authoritarian power to manipulate the story." https://t.co/SxkV1hYkCm
— CNN (@CNN) April 25, 2020
But when food processing plants close it disrupts supply chain + puts farmers in crisis
Illinois hog farmers have 2 weeks for things to improve or else they’ll have to euthanize their own hogs — for nothing.
Much like why dairy farmers are dumping milk:https://t.co/mlY1X1jIzG
— Marissa Parra (@MarParNews) April 26, 2020
TO THE RESCUE: This police officer in New Jersey used a patrol vehicle to push a burning SUV away from a Taco Bell drive-thru, preventing the fire from spreading to the building. https://t.co/j2BXo1k3CD pic.twitter.com/sxtgn2CKeE
— ABC News (@ABC) April 27, 2020
Princess Diana breaking royal protocol for William, to participate in a Mothers Day school race, 1989 pic.twitter.com/C3sC4AP8Xi
— Thot's of a Croc (@OregonProgress) April 26, 2020
DREAMING: Countless Americans are reporting having “weird dreams” during the pandemic. Experts say that’s not unusual in times of uncertainty. pic.twitter.com/ofbrK5yH5E
— CBS Los Angeles (@CBSLA) April 25, 2020
QUESTION: @thebeatles versus @RollingStones? Jagger has his say.
https://t.co/lAyvTkZSVC via @RTENewsNow— RTÉ (@rte) April 26, 2020
https://twitter.com/Essence/status/1253480132280385536
World Vol.23 (incl #coronavirus)
Computer modellers push back estimates for when it could be safe for each state to reopen https://t.co/BBac99REHZ
— The Independent (@Independent) April 22, 2020
Is telemedicine the future? Dr. Caesar Djavaherian, Co-Founder and Medical Director of Carbon Health, talked with WIRED's @nxthompson about potential bottlenecks to making telemedicine widely available.
Watch the entire interview: https://t.co/hutsWTc40r pic.twitter.com/UQFcTlUu0T
— WIRED (@WIRED) April 21, 2020
Hobbyists are running their 3D printers around the clock to make personal protective equipment for frontline workers.
Reporter @JeffAGreen explains how the #COVID19 pandemic has turned an expensive, niche hobby into something deadly serious https://t.co/fVE7gePRLM pic.twitter.com/XANnMEmtGh
— QuickTake by Bloomberg (@QuickTake) April 22, 2020
President Trump today said he informed Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp that he “strongly” disagreed with his decision to begin reopening parts of the state as soon as Friday.
"But at the same time, he must do what he thinks is right" Trump added https://t.co/JqPaavlfhR pic.twitter.com/tz9WilCdti
— POLITICO (@politico) April 22, 2020
China, the world’s biggest energy consumer, is taking advantage of a plunge in global oil prices due to the coronavirus outbreak to build up its stockpiles of crude. https://t.co/BBJJOrKeZx
— The Associated Press (@AP) April 23, 2020
Global container shipments are set to fall 30% in the next few months https://t.co/b7uRLI109a
— Bloomberg Markets (@markets) April 23, 2020
The bear market isn’t over, Citi says. Here are the signals to watch. https://t.co/ZG4c9KZjgg
— MarketWatch (@MarketWatch) April 23, 2020
The oil ‘futures market worked to perfection,’ says head of world’s largest exchange of crude’s historic plunge to $0 https://t.co/Utj1LDrJOF
— MarketWatch (@MarketWatch) April 22, 2020
‘We will not have a vaccine by next winter.’ What happens when coronavirus returns? https://t.co/eGQi6wvVyw
— MarketWatch (@MarketWatch) April 23, 2020
As the dust settles from a record-breaking crude selloff, it’s turning out that retail investors in China may have been on the hook.https://t.co/O78rdGGjbk
— MarketWatch (@MarketWatch) April 23, 2020
Veterans Affairs study found malaria drug led to more deaths, no benefits in coronavirus patients https://t.co/snLvW6e51c
— TIME (@TIME) April 23, 2020
2 New York cats become the first U.S. pets to test positive for coronavirus https://t.co/CAzbx9qyuS
— TIME (@TIME) April 23, 2020
A new study of hospitalized New York City area coronavirus patients shows that 94% had at least one other underlying health problem https://t.co/n7i9S6tKui
— TIME (@TIME) April 23, 2020
Observe the spread of #COVID19 from China, to Europe, to the US and its impact on financial and economic risk measures on our COVID-19 case study page https://t.co/jd3XxlKtPr pic.twitter.com/NnBaVQeb6H
— NYU Stern V-Lab (@NYUVlab) March 25, 2020
Mexico has topped 10,000 cases of coronavirus, Deputy Health Secretary Dr. Hugo López-Gatell said https://t.co/x2LgjmGjn1
— CNN International (@cnni) April 23, 2020
Doctors in Haiti are furiously preparing for an outbreak as thousands of Haitians who have been laid off in the Dominican Republic, which has been hit hard by the coronavirus, return home https://t.co/V2Q3a273lc
— New York Times World (@nytimesworld) April 23, 2020
Tyson Foods suspends its largest pork plant amid Iowa outbreak https://t.co/dr1JF54pAK pic.twitter.com/16Kh3ni1IO
— The Last Word (@TheLastWord) April 23, 2020
When asked if she would put herself on the casino floor with the workers she’d be endangering, the mayor dodges before saying, “first of all, I have a family.” https://t.co/GR5IgcgtgS
— Spencer Ackerman (@attackerman) April 22, 2020
A new survey found that #Jewish organizations have received at least $264 million in #US government loans under the recently passed #stimulus bill.https://t.co/AXnDnGKkdJ
— The Jerusalem Post (@Jerusalem_Post) April 23, 2020
#New @Reuters/@Ipsos Polls #Michigan:
Biden 46%
Trump 38%#Pennsylvania:
Biden 46%
Trump 40%#Wisconsin:
Biden 43%
Trump 40%https://t.co/1W7rRkeXh5— Political Polls (@PpollingNumbers) April 23, 2020
JUST IN: Trump signs proclamation pausing some immigration to U.S. https://t.co/8S3SzK2KzB pic.twitter.com/HA8li7aRun
— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) April 22, 2020
President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump participate in an Earth Day tree planting. pic.twitter.com/kTIdB6UdD5
— NBC News (@NBCNews) April 22, 2020
Dr. Rick Bright is an expert on vaccines and led @BARDA—the federal agency leading our #coronavirus #vaccine efforts.@realDonaldTrump REMOVED Rick for speaking TRUTH about #hydroxychloroquine—known to cause FATAL cardiac arrhythmias but NOT proven effective for #COVID19.🤬 https://t.co/OZgz3WXDaI
— Dr. Dena Grayson (@DrDenaGrayson) April 23, 2020
A @Reuters special report: HHS chief Alex Azar tapped ex-professional Labradoodle breeder to coordinate the coronavirus response https://t.co/i6fU90uRgY pic.twitter.com/ka4ft86FWl
— Reuters (@Reuters) April 22, 2020
We all hope, again and again, that we’ve seen the worst this President has to offer.
And then he sinks lower.
If Trump is punishing scientists who insist our coronavirus response be based on science, not hype, he is putting more lives in danger.
Congress must find out. https://t.co/k3TeCtTBlc
— Adam Schiff (@RepAdamSchiff) April 22, 2020
Science denial among top 10 greatest risks to humankind, new report claims https://t.co/ar0QO8qOyx
— ABC News (@abcnews) April 22, 2020
Morrison defends Dutton's calls for transparency from China over the origins of COVID-19 https://t.co/OHD2cuJFAE
— ABC News (@abcnews) April 23, 2020
.@JaneGoodallInst thinks treating every day as #EarthDay is essential https://t.co/KPyaVF8eUv #FallonAtHome pic.twitter.com/4roxZzBoJ8
— The Tonight Show (@FallonTonight) April 23, 2020
‘People used to joke in this country that you could never build a hospital that quickly’
A) Did they?
B) The Nightingale Hospitals aren’t full hospitals – no maternity wards, operating theatres etc pic.twitter.com/knZTGu2J7E— Toby Earle (@TobyonTV) April 22, 2020
“Although the coronavirus does not discriminate, government responses to it can.” @USC Gould Prof. @NiggaTheory was quoted in @thelasentinel on the disproportionate impact of COVID-19 on black communities.https://t.co/viPfkMnPlC
— USC Gould Law (@USCGouldLaw) April 23, 2020
https://twitter.com/SunSport/status/1252911793866932224
Sky News host Peta Credlin says a communist dictatorship which "spies on its own citizens, bullies its neighbours, and locks up its minorities" China will never do Australia "any favours".https://t.co/t2pBA7n0QS
— Sky News Australia (@SkyNewsAust) April 23, 2020
Sky News host Andrew Bolt says Australians are going broke, sitting like “sheep in our homes” as politicians continue to “exaggerate the danger” of COVID-19 in the country.https://t.co/RnJS3TLxOx
— Sky News Australia (@SkyNewsAust) April 23, 2020
It will be an Anzac Day like no other as Australians are encouraged to honour the fallen from their homes. https://t.co/v1ZMEPPcCr
— Sky News Australia (@SkyNewsAust) April 23, 2020
The Queensland Teachers Union is warning parents to prepare for homeschooling to last until the end of June. https://t.co/OozIZkPa75
— Sky News Australia (@SkyNewsAust) April 23, 2020
How an ABC coronavirus podcast became the fart that was heard around the world | Weekly Beast https://t.co/BGNU91847Q
— Guardian Australia (@GuardianAus) April 24, 2020
Cancer patients must not be forgotten in pandemic, says charity https://t.co/EVC74ySedA
— Guardian news (@guardiannews) April 24, 2020
Muslims across the Middle East are preparing for the month of Ramadan amid #coronavirus lockdowns. pic.twitter.com/pl2Q62BtGB
— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) April 23, 2020
Investors should not be fooled by the recent buoyancy of stock markets and should immediately move their money into cash and ultra-safe bonds, a leading global banker warns.https://t.co/UBuS41CK5E
— Al Arabiya English (@AlArabiya_Eng) April 24, 2020
Can I get a haircut? Are shopping malls open and what are the timings if so? Can I go outside for a run?
Here's a guide to all your questions about #Dubai lifting some #coronavirus restrictions as it marks #Ramadan:https://t.co/MEmOC2N26D
— Al Arabiya English (@AlArabiya_Eng) April 24, 2020
#SaudiArabia’s King Salman bin Abdulaziz wishes citizens and Muslims around the world a blessed #Ramadan after the Kingdom’s Supreme Court announced the sighting of the crescent moon, Saudi Press Agency reports.https://t.co/wAJ3wBkfJU
— Al Arabiya English (@AlArabiya_Eng) April 24, 2020
“China’s Communist Party must face consequences for its role in the origin and spread of the coronavirus,” said Senator @MarshaBlackburn.
A new bill would allow Americans to bring lawsuits against #Beijing for its role in causing the #Pandemic. https://t.co/kbutJKbxDy
— The Epoch Times (@EpochTimes) April 22, 2020
US #crudeoil, #natgas rig count falls 76 on week to 491 after record-low crude price | #rigcount
* Oil rigs made up most of plunge, down 73 to 371
* Gas-oriented rigs down 3 to 120
* Rig count has lost 41% of volume in last four weeksFull story: https://t.co/lOenpFRNkZ pic.twitter.com/2tjzgon6re
— Platts Oil (@PlattsOil) April 23, 2020
Crude futures rebound in Asia trade after Trump's tweet on Iranian warships | https://t.co/dVAEVN6JIt#OOTT pic.twitter.com/0m0I5QBaAL
— Platts Oil (@PlattsOil) April 23, 2020
https://twitter.com/PlattsGas/status/1253100048008785924
Finally, something worth reading in the New Yorker: @nntaleb
https://t.co/NROi0gisKJ— Dr Michael Bonner (ميرزا) (@DrMichaelBonner) April 21, 2020
A report from Delta Air Lines this morning indicates that airlines are at least avoiding a liquidity crisis. https://t.co/ExmyW2HfTr
— Barron's (@barronsonline) April 22, 2020
New aluminium crisis looms as output rises in demand void – column by @AndyHomeMetals https://t.co/FKDqwUWA12 pic.twitter.com/1TbdULkZwM
— Reuters Commodities (@ReutersCommods) April 22, 2020
BlackRock says sustainability reports might slide during pandemic https://t.co/FOB4Dk5tpg pic.twitter.com/5CGD1kSBI7
— Reuters Business (@ReutersBiz) April 22, 2020
In March, OPEC crude oil production increased by 821 tb/d m-o-m to average 28.61 mb/d, according to secondary sources. #MOMR pic.twitter.com/8KrAGFDwGF
— OPEC (@OPECSecretariat) April 22, 2020
Germany’s public-sector deficit will likely widen to more than 7% of GDP this year due to extra spending to tackle the coronavirus crisis https://t.co/GJnatcFQVz
— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) April 22, 2020
Seemingly simple products for wagering on a commodity price can get complicated, especially in the midst of a historic collapse https://t.co/sy7y4YcDlK
— Bloomberg Markets (@markets) April 22, 2020
Oil tankers carrying enough crude to satisfy 20% of the world’s consumption are gathered off California’s coast with nowhere to go https://t.co/QU3m8IzFCk
— Bloomberg (@business) April 22, 2020
The number of new coronavirus cases in Germany stay close to a three-week low https://t.co/E2APVcexSY
— Bloomberg (@business) April 22, 2020
How Wrong Were the Models and Why? https://t.co/4FgY8W6gTd. Analysis by @PhilWMagness. #Crisis #COVID19 #EconomicCrisis
— American Institute for Economic Research (@aier) April 23, 2020
We must not overreact to the coronavirus pandemic by killing the goose that lays the golden eggs.
A shift toward autarky would be catastrophic. https://t.co/qtRpjVNM9L
— HumanProgress.org (@HumanProgress) April 20, 2020
The widely-accepted "history" of America's Gilded Age was grossly inaccurate, but it told a compelling story that many fell for hook, line, and sinker. https://t.co/4XupQvIh0w
— FEE (@feeonline) April 24, 2020
We must ensure that our tools and resources are used to the advantage of individuals and not to power-hungry government officials or businesses that cower to the state. https://t.co/BB9U0kCO0c
— FEE (@feeonline) April 23, 2020
We would be well-served to remember that statistics that can mislead are prevalent in many areas of public policy today. https://t.co/4ltqxkfLJw
— FEE (@feeonline) April 22, 2020
My new post: US Postal Service trucks average 28 years old & badly need to be replaced. Electric mail trucks would be cheaper to fuel, easier to maintain, & produce radically less noise, air, & carbon pollution. Sounds like some good stimulus spending! https://t.co/EIEl1LTuhL
— David Roberts (@drvox) April 22, 2020
Video: MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace Finds a Political 'Silver Lining' in Wuhan Virus Crisis, and It's Disgusting — via @sistertoldjah – #ICYMI https://t.co/fkB06H0WC5
— RedState (@RedState) April 24, 2020
Parents homeschooling during quarantine.
He took a HUGE rip.
Have kids they said…🤣😭💀💀 pic.twitter.com/3yt01F2KCv
— Rex Chapman🏇🏼 (@RexChapman) April 23, 2020
The Electoral Commission say misleading campaigning during the 2019 general election is undermining voters' trust in elections
[Thread]https://t.co/fn280JWnkp
— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) April 22, 2020
Empathy and 100% competence.https://t.co/7DsiXY5lSI
— Prof Nick Cowern (@NickCowern) April 23, 2020
Trump authorizes Navy to 'destroy' Iranian vessels harassing US ships https://t.co/IQuOXyzaof pic.twitter.com/gFFLx4s41r
— New York Post (@nypost) April 22, 2020
A jellyfish was spotted swimming through Venice's unusually clean canals after the national lockdown significantly reduced the traffic on the city's waterways. https://t.co/i8ijzwdcXY pic.twitter.com/kwk6bGWV2y
— CNN International (@cnni) April 24, 2020
In 2017, Christian Lewis set out to walk the entire coastline of the UK.
Now, over 2 years into his journey, the country's lockdown has stranded him on an uninhabited island with his dog, Jet https://t.co/I6f2faVsLk pic.twitter.com/O1NBtAMcUG
— CNN International (@cnni) April 24, 2020
This is extreme quarantine. She's stuck at home caring for 54 kids as a food shortage develops around them. 2015 CNN Hero of the Year Maggie Doyne and @BlinkNow are homeschooling and feeding dozens of kids while helping to get food to their neighbors: https://t.co/y7PHovmPGp pic.twitter.com/rwyb4bcyzp
— CNN Heroes (@CNNHeroes) April 24, 2020
Exclusive: China sends team including medical experts to North Korea to advise on Kim Jong Un amid conflicting reports about his health https://t.co/GGmmdDhsAx pic.twitter.com/VMLHCQEBOg
— Reuters (@Reuters) April 24, 2020
#BREAKING: N. Korean leader #KimJongUn's health is reportedly in a vegetative state after undergoing a failed cardiovascular procedure earlier this month, according to the medical team treating him, the Japanese weekly Shukan Gendai reported on Friday.https://t.co/GgM5cvqxek
— The Jerusalem Post (@Jerusalem_Post) April 25, 2020
Lou Dobbs guest says "hopefully Kim is going to be alright" and "we have to make sure [North Korea] does not become a military dictatorship"…………………. pic.twitter.com/anOWHkbA6x
— Jason Campbell (@JasonSCampbell) April 22, 2020
If not Kim Jong Un, then who? Meet the heirs to North Korea’s throne https://t.co/cFkPvqZIzB
— Bloomberg (@business) April 22, 2020
World Vol.21 (incl #coronavirus)
Keeping employees & customers safe is a #1 priority for retailers. Here are 5 ways you can help: #ShopSafe #ThankYouRetailWorkers pic.twitter.com/0mHIQkCAMq
— RILA (@RILAtweets) April 7, 2020
This firefighter in Ecuador is bringing a little joy to families on lockdown with his "high-rise" trumpet concerts. https://t.co/sbEzsmr6Zu pic.twitter.com/KPpVlUa1O4
— World News Tonight (@ABCWorldNews) April 14, 2020
BATTLE OVER REOPENING: @TomLlamasABC reports on how the country might be reopened, with President Trump saying he has “total” authority, but several governors pushing back – as staggering death tolls are reported at nursing homes from coast to coast. https://t.co/6fbxI8NaSY pic.twitter.com/JOFodhozdg
— World News Tonight (@ABCWorldNews) April 14, 2020
In a message to China, North Korea and maybe Russia, U.S. Air Force puts B-52 bombers, tankers and drones on runway in Guam pic.twitter.com/R2zsOZy2ur
— Lucas Tomlinson (@LucasFoxNews) April 14, 2020
Did you ever think you'd witness Europe like this?
Streets, Square's, gardens and towns deserted. Europe has become an eerie ghost town under #Covid19 lockdown.See the full range of The Local #Coronavirus articles here: https://t.co/k17xEMYGCY pic.twitter.com/cz29y7jzXH
— The Local Switzerland (@TheLocalSwitzer) April 9, 2020
Farm sector planning to fly in 1,500 seasonal workers to save fruit and veg harvest https://t.co/CgMuEUhJPE pic.twitter.com/h3VxzLhSuP
— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) April 14, 2020
Dubai has a movement-monitoring system that requires residents to apply for a digital permit whenever they leave home during the coronavirus lockdown.@s_westall tested it out pic.twitter.com/9rmlCUz0Kr
— QuickTake by Bloomberg (@QuickTake) April 14, 2020
BREAKING: The International Monetary Fund predicts the "Great Lockdown" recession will be the steepest in almost a century https://t.co/iVMNwmeb82 pic.twitter.com/k2eLLc2qMA
— Bloomberg (@business) April 14, 2020
Our three-month lockdown scenario sees GDP fall by a third, but with a quick recovery as the restrictions are lifted. #OBRcovidscenario pic.twitter.com/raiu16Q8qV
— Office for Budget Responsibility (@OBR_UK) April 14, 2020
Air pollution plummets across UK amid lockdown, with nitrogen dioxide levels falling 40% on last year https://t.co/tDt1fjcNG3
— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) April 8, 2020
Police officers in Kensal Green, London say they saw '20 – 30 males' playing cricket, and they ran away when officers started to approach.
The UK remains in lockdown amid the #coronavirus pandemic – head here for the latest updates: https://t.co/3Mk8rmYiX6 pic.twitter.com/mkzFp6wbdA
— SkyNews (@SkyNews) April 8, 2020
Living in lockdown – 16 per cent of families in London live in overcrowded accommodation. That's almost three times as much as any other region or nation across the UK – though overcrowding still a big issue in other cities within regions, such as Birmingham. pic.twitter.com/fZVx4SFXE0
— Resolution Foundation (@resfoundation) April 9, 2020
**New Zealand went hard & early on testing & proper lockdown – and it's had ONE #coronavirus death.
The UK went soft & late & we've now had over 7000 deaths.
Our reliance on flawed expert advice is a growing scandal.
My new column: https://t.co/sARywL0gRQ pic.twitter.com/jr20IR43Iw— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) April 9, 2020
Dominic Raab reveals lockdown WILL continue and warns the worst is yet to come https://t.co/pr3LcnMOUd pic.twitter.com/tL5vpUCmTm
— Daily Mail U.K. (@DailyMailUK) April 13, 2020
Michael Gove denies breaking lockdown rules as he is photographed jogging in a park https://t.co/r25OYISS83
— Daily Mail U.K. (@DailyMailUK) April 13, 2020
A video out of the UK shows police officers entering a man’s house after breaking in to check whether he was having a social gathering in violation of coronavirus lockdown rules. pic.twitter.com/7dTOi8o9Dj
— London & UK Crime.. (@CrimeLdn) April 13, 2020
1.5 million have gone a whole day without eating since lockdown began & 7.1 million have had to skip meals
Ministers must urgently put money in pockets of families who can’t afford food & support local authorities to scale up their food aid response https://t.co/SLCwaGM92A @DWP
— Caroline Lucas (@CarolineLucas) April 11, 2020
4 European countries easing lockdown restrictions this week https://t.co/oqGIl4z5GP
— Yahoo News UK (@YahooNewsUK) April 13, 2020
As stay-at-home order have been put in place across the country, the question has been raised: Should religious groups be included in the bans on large gatherings amid the threat of COVID-19?
See which states have religious exemptions from such orders:https://t.co/2NbcqxvKd5
— Religion News Service (@RNS) April 10, 2020
Covid-19: Easter services become 'bubble church' under lockdown https://t.co/37XDgT1p0v
— RNZ News (@rnz_news) April 11, 2020
If Australians don't stay home this weekend, we might face more restrictions. Here's what they could be https://t.co/t7oQho2Tal
— ABC News (@abcnews) April 11, 2020
COVID-19 update: Trudeau addresses Canadians | Special coverage with @RosieBarton https://t.co/78CcpPJOwD https://t.co/sahyqROHpl
— CBC News (@CBCNews) April 9, 2020
https://twitter.com/bbcworldservice/status/1248632958317199360
Paul McCartney's handwritten lyrics for The Beatles' 1968 hit 'Hey Jude' have sold at auction for €851,000https://t.co/VmWPTNx7yi
— RTÉ News (@rtenews) April 11, 2020
Good Friday in Germany: Churches Closed, Mosques Blast Adhan!
Muslims defy lockdown and gather in Mönchengladbach, Germany to listen to the Islamic call to prayer
If Christians decided to gather in front of Churches on Easter I can promise you, Merkel will have them arrested. pic.twitter.com/RV5XNlXZO5
— Amy Mek (@AmyMek) April 10, 2020
And to date, Ireland has performed 8.69 tests per 1,000 people.https://t.co/hX2wsoNMVK
The UK has performed 4 tests per 1,000 people.https://t.co/JJnGQsMDyI
— Elaine Doyle (@laineydoyle) April 12, 2020
Back to the mortality data, let’s look at cumulative deaths:
• US death toll has passed Italy’s
• Question is will its curve now taper off like Italy’s or keep rising?
• Australia’s death toll far below other Anglophone countriesAll charts: https://t.co/JxVd2cG7KI pic.twitter.com/nZ0ikm4HeJ
— John Burn-Murdoch (@jburnmurdoch) April 6, 2020
After Dr. Fauci clarifies his remarks from Sunday about how earlier mitigation efforts would have saved lives, @PaulaReidCBS asks if he's doing so "voluntarily."
Fauci: "Everything I do is voluntarily. Please. Don't even imply that." https://t.co/9T8aUPjUrs pic.twitter.com/NHqBbOUQ77
— CBS News (@CBSNews) April 13, 2020
NEW: Republican senators send a wide-ranging demand for information, records and documents to the World Health Organization regarding the origins of the novel coronavirus, part of a larger investigation into the global response to the pandemic. https://t.co/561jVGPcEP
— ABC News Politics (@ABCPolitics) April 14, 2020
Since Chinese authorities disclosed the outbreak of a mysterious pneumonia-like illness, later revealed to be the coronavirus, to international health officials on New Year’s Eve, at least 430,000 people arrived in the U.S. on direct flights from China https://t.co/k4wdVPAVJu
— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 4, 2020
University of Washington just updated their model. Now shows the coronavirus outbreak over much sooner. Projected total deaths down to 80k. https://t.co/waw7xZnx6P
— Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) April 6, 2020
This BBC report on the situation in the US … damn pic.twitter.com/9ZH4sGt08a
— John Whitehouse (@existentialfish) April 6, 2020
If you think that this is what should be happening today, you’re either uninformed about coronavirus, a nihilistic partisan, or a Republican-appointed Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States
(or a combo) https://t.co/H7xKNHU0fL
— Ben Wikler (@benwikler) April 7, 2020
Citizens who lost health coverage in the past 2 weeks due to the economic collapse:
USA 3,500,000
Australia 0
Belgium 0
Canada 0
Chile 0
Denmark 0
Finland 0
France 0
Germany 0
Greece 0
Hungary 0
Italy 0
Japan 0
Norway 0
S Korea 0
Spain 0
Sweden 0
Turkey 0
UK 0#WorldHealthDay— Karine Jean-Pierre (@K_JeanPierre) April 7, 2020
Watch: A supermoon rises over the Swiss Alps on Tuesday evening pic.twitter.com/mrTUYPnU2A
— TIME (@TIME) April 8, 2020
The supermoon of 2020 rises over the Shard in London. See more pictures here: https://t.co/Eu1V69avEO pic.twitter.com/pdMhOf6Mvj
— Reuters (@Reuters) April 8, 2020
WATCH: A spectacular supermoon illuminates the skies over Moscow, London, Paris and New York City. pic.twitter.com/qlEb4Yvp03
— NBC News (@NBCNews) April 8, 2020
WATCH: April's supermoon, which is the largest one of 2020, shone down the deserted streets of Paris on Tuesday https://t.co/o1S0abeB7R pic.twitter.com/BrTnjYo6fr
— CBS News (@CBSNews) April 8, 2020
Have you missed it? Here's what the #supermoon looked like in night skies across Asia. pic.twitter.com/cmk925XojD
— DW News (@dwnews) April 8, 2020
LOOK: This supermoon is the biggest and brightest of the year, thanks in part to its closer-than-usual proximity to earth pic.twitter.com/HwVKmrdc1F
— QuickTake by Bloomberg (@QuickTake) April 8, 2020
New Mexico is using cell phone data to track the movement of people within the state for information on whether people are abiding by stay-at-home orders, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham says https://t.co/Jcwq2cemhq
— CNN (@CNN) April 10, 2020
New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham says she'll do "what's right" for her state to slow coronavirus spread even if President Trump eases up on social distancing guidelines come May. https://t.co/uN5YFFilML
— CNN (@CNN) April 13, 2020
Coronavirus has now killed more people in Navajo Nation than in all of New Mexico, which has a population 13 times larger
Jonathan Nez, Navajo Nation President, told me the peak may still be a month away
My story from Window Rock, AZ:https://t.co/xF0qhiPyF5
— Simon Romero (@viaSimonRomero) April 9, 2020
The Republican Party is urging New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham to allow nonessential small businesses to reopen with some requirements for social distancing. https://t.co/R3s3vrgK2W
— KOB 4 (@KOB4) April 13, 2020
Shortage of PPE hinders possible help in expected hospital surge in Las Cruces https://t.co/jc2TBNNvhU
— Las Cruces Sun-News (@CrucesSunNews) April 9, 2020
Las Cruces Utilities reports every drop of city tap water goes through rigorous monitoring. https://t.co/Fi6zwca8Zj
— Las Cruces Sun-News (@CrucesSunNews) April 5, 2020
Using a laser cutter, a thermal press, a sheet metal pneumatic shear and multiple 3D printers, NMSU engineering students and staff have made more than 70 face shields and plan to produce more. https://t.co/1E0ei3DpQb
— Las Cruces Sun-News (@CrucesSunNews) April 12, 2020
Holy Week services across New Mexico took place in parking lots and in empty church buildings, with sermons broadcast on the radio or online. Did you take part? https://t.co/6NejK3hbyY
— Las Cruces Sun-News (@CrucesSunNews) April 12, 2020
"Up until now we have been struggling to keep up with local demand but we increased our production capacity and would like to help out neighboring communities if possible," Aysh Heneghan said. https://t.co/j3pbvpLDfG
— Silver City Sun-News (@SCSunNews) April 10, 2020
The school district will check out computers to families that do not have one while TDS will offer free internet. https://t.co/QFjRqbbl0I
— Alamogordo DailyNews (@alamogordonews) March 27, 2020
Bloomfield Senior Center is continuously making face masks for the public to help combat the coronavirus.
The demand is high and non-stop. In fact, one recent order came from Delaware. https://t.co/e5VG9GkRHA
— TheDailyTimes (@TheDailyTimes) April 12, 2020
Wed charts: NM COVID-19 cases jump by 72, or 9%, to total 865. Sadly, 3 more deaths bring total to 16. Per capita rates in Sandoval, McKinley, San Juan counties rising far above others. Approx 23% of reported cases have recovered. Full set: https://t.co/HzKoyjnSFi Be well, all. pic.twitter.com/VvJ4eV9YER
— Robert Browman (@robbrow) April 8, 2020
Local farmers have surplus produce, and food banks have empty shelves. The American Friends Service Committee of New Mexico is buying produce to give to the food bank, and buying face masks and seeds for local farmers: https://t.co/oQyUvggkdP
— Theresa Davis (@theresa__davis) April 10, 2020
Marpac Inc. expects to begin an initial production run of 500 respirators in about two weeks, and then scale up to 5,000 units per week by running its facility 12 hours a day. https://t.co/SoPLCHcY2V
— Santa Fe New Mexican (@thenewmexican) April 7, 2020
The move was in response to a plunge in the price per barrel of American crude oil as the COVID-19 pandemic continued its spread and sap of global demand. https://t.co/kkYpvacrXW
— CarlsbadCurrentArgus (@CCurrentArgus) April 6, 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic has closed Carlsbad Caverns and other national parks around the country, but how about taking a tour from the comfort of your couch? https://t.co/eFxQZJ0g3N
— CarlsbadCurrentArgus (@CCurrentArgus) April 10, 2020
The comment period began Friday as the draft environmental impact statement was published in the Federal Register. https://t.co/eAca8cfPCl
— CarlsbadCurrentArgus (@CCurrentArgus) March 25, 2020
States that have made churches exempt from their stay at home orders include:
Louisiana
Ohio
Florida
Delaware
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
West Virginiahttps://t.co/Y8bPPA8gtF— GEN (@GENmag) April 10, 2020
IRS deposits first wave of stimulus checks to Americans https://t.co/stu7tibDFu
— KOAT.com (@koat7news) April 12, 2020
.@GStephanopoulos says he's tested positive for COVID-19: "I'm one of those cases that are basically asymptomatic. I've never had a fever, never had chills, never had a headache, never had a cough, never had shortness of breath. I'm feeling great." https://t.co/Qi2CeQPinh pic.twitter.com/n3IM8p09kC
— Good Morning America (@GMA) April 13, 2020
West Haven-based @thermaxx normally makes insulation for construction projects. Now they're #manufacturing and donating medical gowns.
"A fire chief called and said 'we're out of gowns. Can you make some gowns?'" says CFO Larry Campana. #COVID19 #MadeinCT https://t.co/TKTsAPb418
— CBIA (@CBIANews) April 6, 2020
Xerox, startup team up to mass-produce 1M ventilators https://t.co/7SsiFHEmUE
— Connecticut Post (@connpost) April 6, 2020
Connecticut has one of the nation’s largest COVID-19 outbreaks but lags behind other states in testing. Here’s why that is and why it matters https://t.co/G1VrjelfPf
— Hartford Courant (@hartfordcourant) April 7, 2020
The spread of the novel coronavirus has upended the state’s tourism industry, with museums and other sites forced to close temporarily to comply with social-distancing rules. https://t.co/5fLoE3vt71
— New Haven Register (@nhregister) April 6, 2020
Officials report more than 1,200 new COVID-19 cases statewide https://t.co/znBQbwz1t1 pic.twitter.com/TACLwh0ier
— Record-Journal (@Record_Journal) April 6, 2020
Nearly 1,300 CT businesses get federal loans in 3 days https://t.co/DN2pOTAkyH
— Stamford Advocate (@StamAdvocate) April 6, 2020
These are the only countries reporting no cases of coronavirus https://t.co/ScUU7k68Ua
— The News-Times (@NewsTimes) April 6, 2020
Experts: Bronx Zoo tiger with coronavirus raises concern about pets https://t.co/zNpMjJnOQ1
— TheHourNews (@TheHourNews) April 6, 2020
Bank of America Is First Major Bank to Begin Relief Program https://t.co/crGa2gnbgS
— NBC Connecticut (@NBCConnecticut) April 3, 2020
One economist said it won’t be until January or February before air travel “begins to come close to normal," and the impact on Connecticut will be unavoidable https://t.co/MBpCA2w4Ol
— Hartford Courant (@hartfordcourant) April 6, 2020
Today, Fortune 10 & Rhode Island-based company @CVSHealth announced free drive-through #COVID19 testing using the new @AbbottGlobal ID NOW™ system. Rhode Island is only one of two states to offer this new testing https://t.co/PSs1aOBts5
— Rhode Island Commerce (@CommerceRI) April 6, 2020
Global shares rise on optimism over progress in coronavirus battle https://t.co/qIjF10pxhK
— Providence Journal (@projo) April 7, 2020
Well-known model dramatically increases estimate of R.I. coronavirus deaths https://t.co/YLshdah6ws
— Providence Journal (@projo) April 7, 2020
NEW: CVS Health opening drive-through coronavirus testing sites in Georgia and Rhode Island https://t.co/Mu9Q9YkEgt pic.twitter.com/6Tco7ncCZC
— The Hill (@thehill) April 6, 2020
#HAPPENINGNOW : @RIStatePolice and @MassStatePolice are escorting 300,000 N95 masks to NY for frontline healthcare workers.
Using a trailer truck w the #Patriots logo, it dropped off about 900,000 masks in Massachusetts and 100,000 in Rhode Island. @NBC10 pic.twitter.com/Fc9YOJmttT— Connor Cyrus (@NBC10_Connor) April 3, 2020
Wait….. Before you Hate. Lol #QuarantineLife pic.twitter.com/4E6bCL3fV3
— ICE T (@FINALLEVEL) April 8, 2020
Ever wonder what happens when you yank the pull cord on an aircraft emergency slide?
Wonder no more. pic.twitter.com/872diWGEGQ
— AeroDork (@AeroDork) February 15, 2018
https://twitter.com/JoshuaGrubbsPhD/status/1248317963566006272
https://twitter.com/RexChapman/status/1250160326877855747
Watch these tortoises take free rein of their zoo after it closed its doors to visitors 🐢 pic.twitter.com/VRDGNQ97IZ
— NowThis (@nowthisnews) April 13, 2020
This 1-year-old koala celebrated her first Easter, and it's absolutely precious 🥚🐨 pic.twitter.com/1amvkOUalH
— NowThis (@nowthisnews) April 12, 2020
Hungry #Nara deer leave park in search of food #Japan pic.twitter.com/9vg4D54KQ7
— Ruptly (@Ruptly) April 11, 2020
Forest fires spread near #Chernobyl’s former nuclear power plant#Ukraine pic.twitter.com/isf9xZCk3n
— Ruptly (@Ruptly) April 13, 2020
Refrigerated trucks to store bodies arrive at #Manhattan hospital amid #COVID19 pandemic pic.twitter.com/wQRcJSBpXe
— Ruptly (@Ruptly) April 12, 2020
So Denmark is apparently having some sort of a party involving sex toys but casually "forgot" to invite its loyal neighbors from the south?! Rude. pic.twitter.com/vjhrEAMqCF
— DW News (@dwnews) April 10, 2020
This world map shows only the regions with an average life expectancy of over 80 years. Source: https://t.co/GJJnFjGtuj pic.twitter.com/0gQDk5yWmZ
— Simon Kuestenmacher (@simongerman600) December 1, 2019
Things looking a bit out of control today in Anderlecht, Brussels, 5km from EU headquarters. pic.twitter.com/EghWjr5t5m
— Mark Higgie (@MarkHiggie1) April 11, 2020
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Data analysis from @UMassLowell public health professor suggests that social distancing works https://t.co/9yZ9yY4lGX pic.twitter.com/kAiEfCBFs9
— University of Massachusetts (@UMass) March 24, 2020
PERI's Robert Pollin Answers Key Questions on the Emerging Divide Between Sanders and Warren on Medicare for All – https://t.co/yxHSCL68I3 via @commondreams
— PERI (@PERIatUMass) November 25, 2019
"Unemployment Claims Skyrocket As Workplaces Shut Down Due To Coronovirus" from WGBH. Mark Melnik weighs in on the impacts of #COVID. https://t.co/jSua3fITG6 https://t.co/iyMrAvk6X6
— UMDonahueInstitute (@UMASSDonahue) March 18, 2020
#UMassAmherst researchers have invented FluSense, a portable, machine learning-powered surveillance device which can detect coughing and crowd size in real time, then analyze the data to directly monitor flu-like illnesses and trends. https://t.co/V6sNx75H04 pic.twitter.com/GnLk4k7TUm
— UMass Amherst (@UMassAmherst) March 24, 2020
#OnThisDay in 2003, the U.S. and coalition forces entered Iraq and later ousted Saddam Hussein. Hear from the late Senator Edward Kennedy on the doubts people had about the war in a 2005 speech. More from @UMassBoston: https://t.co/4BNWTkK3sc pic.twitter.com/hX5OJiEtBi
— Forum Network (@ForumNetwork) March 20, 2020
We've put the global economy in a "medically-induced coma" because the alternative was worse, says @Mike_Goodman, director of @UMassD Public Policy Center. One suggestion: boost unemployment benefits from 1/2 to 3/4 of salaries to keep households afloat. https://t.co/XTzO2K6lgQ
— CW Magazine (@CommonWealthMag) March 22, 2020
https://twitter.com/CorsairFootball/status/1241830054432247814
When @elizblair sent me this beautiful video of @BerkleeCollege students making music with a virtual orchestra, I said, "I want to know what that percussionist is using as a shaker." And she found out!https://t.co/HCPubcSqYo
— Ari Shapiro (@arishapiro) March 25, 2020
“It’s really a beautiful thing, being an artist, we work with and through restrictions all the time.” Prof. Daniela Rivera shares the impact of #coronavirus pandemic on her artwork, and the artwork of her students. @BostonGlobe https://t.co/SzptvhCkC9
— Wellesley College (@Wellesley) March 19, 2020
What is one of the principles of a liberal arts education? Preparing you for whatever challenges might lie ahead. And as @InsideHigherEd notes, that's exactly what Smith is doing right now. https://t.co/YZaF1KXoPB
— Smith College (@smithcollege) March 23, 2020
“This is one of the leading candidates” for treating COVID-19, said Dr. Libby Hohmann [Class of 1980], MGH’s principal investigator for the NIH trial … “We're happy to have it here.” https://t.co/UZlsw1bsOz
— Williams College (@WilliamsCollege) March 20, 2020
My newest op ed
Will #coronavirus stop America from carrying out executions? @amherstcollege prof @ljstprof discusses an unusual trend https://t.co/hHGZGNoT9v— Austin Sarat (@ljstprof) March 24, 2020
Courts throughout the US are adapting on the fly to the current #coronavirus crisis, and are largely unprepared (via @AmherstCollege) #covid19 https://t.co/FK5nElFGHJ
— The Conversation US (@ConversationUS) March 19, 2020
With a $1M contribution from MassMutual, the Community Foundation of Western Massachusetts, where Hampshire alum Jim Ayres 88F serves as VP for programs and strategy, established a COVID-19 response fund: https://t.co/DdNacOFIry #HampshireChangemakers @CFWM413 pic.twitter.com/KlHKRwwvur
— Hampshire College (@hampshirecolg) March 24, 2020
An important #2020Census message to off-campus college students in #AmherstMA amid #COVID19: What Students Need to Know to Be Counted @UMassAmherst @AmherstCollege @hampshirecolg https://t.co/d8agyOGTDI
— Town of Amherst (@TownOfAmherst) March 24, 2020
Another @SUBizSchool student startup is out of the gates! This one has a little bit of everything…sustainability, health and cute pets! #entrepreneurship #solutions #innovation https://t.co/te5fYMAblh
— Entrepreneurship (@SuffolkENT) November 16, 2019
Great to have welcomed @corkhurlingabu to @BostonCollege @BCEagles Alumni Stadium The #hurling team spent time in Alumni Stadium, the new Fish Field House, and Conte Forum w/ @BC_WHockey Thank you @GPABoston @gaelicplayers @DesmondF12 @DonalOgC @afbrowneIrl pic.twitter.com/TlzUGsVsCU
— IrishInstitute at BC (@BC_Irish_Inst) December 7, 2018
Employees are coping with the #COVID19 pandemic. #Culturalagility expert @PaulaCaligiuri examines seven important practices companies can implement to improve remote work, fostering connections, and more.https://t.co/6UqtjNpeQr #damoremckim pic.twitter.com/0oMgBF9ZGI
— Northeastern D’Amore-McKim School of Business (@NU_Business) March 18, 2020
.@Northeastern @NU_Business Kimberly A. Eddleston found that people who worked #remotely didn’t get #promoted any more or less than those who worked in the #office, but that people who worked remotely did have a lower #salary growth.#WorkFromHomehttps://t.co/VW9SarM0tq
— Northeastern U. Toronto (@NortheasternTO) March 24, 2020
Global business leader and Babson alumnus Akio Toyoda MBA’82, president of Toyota Motor Corporation, will address Babson’s graduate Class of 2019 as its Centennial Commencement speaker on Saturday, May 18. #Babson100 https://t.co/PdG94OmwpM
— Babson Grad School (@BabsonGraduate) February 26, 2019
Graphene underpins a new platform to selectively ID deadly strains of bacteria https://t.co/3qM32RHrnP#graphene @BostonCollege pic.twitter.com/OkNNDfgKPz
— The Graphene Council (@GrapheneCouncil) March 25, 2020
People around the world are doing what they can to help during the #Coronavirus pandemic. Class of 2007 graduates and standout student-athletes Matt and Sarah Ryan have pledged to donate to the @GivingKitchen and Atlanta Food Bank (@ACFB).https://t.co/1YYMSBT0Mx
— Boston College (@BostonCollege) March 24, 2020
After an essay she wrote went viral, psychologist ND @mtholyoke alum Gretchen Schmelzer ’87 was asked to appear on @Andersoncooper 360. Here she talks about the psychological impact of COVID-19 and suggests ways to cope. https://t.co/ZbVzrlXgnR
— Mount Holyoke Alums (@aamhc) March 19, 2020
New Zealand's Prime Minister has closed borders to foreign travel, but travel to space is still permitted! @BU_tweets' ANDESITE is scheduled to launch next week with @RocketLab's. Thanks to @trisept777 for the integration support. pic.twitter.com/1RrSqrMYA6
— BU Space Physics and Technology Lab (@BU_SPTL) March 23, 2020
'It's Quite Painful': Research Labs Shut Down Non-Coronavirus Work Amid Outbreak https://t.co/zoX8Z0RVsD via @WBUR
— Barbara Moran (@MoranWriter) March 17, 2020
https://twitter.com/BUexperts/status/1241078690341179392
“We haven’t faced a crisis this massive before, and we don’t know how long it will take to bounce back from it,” #FletcherProf & @EconoFactOrg co-founder @MKleinEF told @Rick_Sobey of @bostonherald re: the #economic impact of the #coronavirus. https://t.co/ZrL75rzIFL
— The Fletcher School (@FletcherSchool) March 24, 2020
Lack of global coordination of #coronavirus policies stand in the way of its eradication — but #SaudiArabia is trying to lead (via @BrandeisU) #covid19 https://t.co/whcSeVE6IJ
— The Conversation US (@ConversationUS) March 25, 2020
How #mosquitoes find humans to bite @BrandeisU @sciencemagazine @neurocellpress https://t.co/V92Qvz00uG
— Phys.org (@physorg_com) February 7, 2020
.@KPMG_US has partnered with @thomsonreuters to bring an interactive case study to @bentleyu, @SDSU and @univmiami to modernize tax and accounting students' tech skills: https://t.co/DwP0zFQZpG
— Accounting Tomorrow (@ATomorrow) March 18, 2020
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