South Korean officials scrambled to contain a new coronavirus outbreak, tracing thousands of people who may have been infected in a cluster of cases linked to nightclubs and bars in the capital city of Seoul https://t.co/oau49GkIq0
@GovPritzker Is there anything for employees that must show up physically to the office! I do not feel safe. No one is showing any social distancing and those that have recently traveled are not asked to work remote. I have diabetes and don't want to risk my life or lose my job.
@wfyi What can people who are high risk but are required to show up to work do? My company has no intention of slowing work and they are not taking precautions. Coworkers that have recently traveled are not required to self quarantine and they do not offer the option to work remote.
Something I dabbled in last year before I knew it was a thing... So this will be my basis for the holidays and beyond as a guideline to my 90% of my diet. https://t.co/x1VVcXadbR
@Comey Ummm... doesn’t this seem a little familiar...? As in like the Anita Hill testimony? But w social media and so much press and news at our fingertips, I’m curious where we will end up... And Trumps supporting him doesn’t put me at ease when he supported someone like Roy Moore.
Small lies matter, even about yearbooks. From the standard jury instruction: “If a witness is shown knowingly to have testified falsely about any material matter, you have a right to distrust such witness' other testimony and you may reject all the testimony of that witness ...”