Almeida first identified the coronavirus in 1964, but her work in the field of virology has gone largely uncelebrated. 13 years after her death, the COVID-19 pandemic has made her work more relevant than ever. https://t.co/g5k0SVoUmz
Dangerous algae blooms are a slow-motion crisis but largely manmade — and neither the federal government nor states are effectively cracking down on the major contributor. This story from our partners at @publicintegrity and @grist https://t.co/Q7mhdBnZ5r
.@PortadosFundos was spared from censorship for the time being, but the attack and the court cases have called into question the limits of freedom of speech in Brazil. https://t.co/zq3AtgpVUJ
During a debate that finally wrapped up near 2 a.m. on Wednesday, 13 hours after it started, senators rejected on party lines, 53-47, four motions from Democratic leader Chuck Schumer to subpoena records and documents https://t.co/8EPUdT5r5f
Alyona Alyona's music looks at girls and their place in society — girls who are bullied because they’re different, or face abuse for their weight or their style. She is one of Ukraine's No. 1 rappers.
LISTEN to her story by The World's @OfmanDaniel. https://t.co/2ikD3LS8cM
In 1953, the CIA helped orchestrate a coup laying the groundwork for hostilities between the US and Iran. But in 1967, it was the US that gave Iran a nuclear reactor and weapons-grade enriched uranium fuel. Here's a look at the long, complex relationship. https://t.co/ehkVfp2OpQ
The House of Representatives will take a historic vote to impeach the 45th president of the United States on charges of abusing his office and obstructing a congressional probe. Here is a timeline of the key events of the impeachment inquiry. https://t.co/CRq0u9lI9W
In Zimbabwe, midwives often ask pregnant mothers to bring their own spirits, razor blades, gloves and lights. The 3-month doctors and nurses' strike has crippled an already-deteriorating health care system. https://t.co/XnTe9YKGxX
One estimate is that 40% of US aid to Afghanistan since 2001 has been pocketed by officials, gangsters, and warlords, drug lords and insurgents. https://t.co/uPcQ74PSgP
.@Aramco’s financial data shows it made $111 billion in 2018. That’s more than what J.P. Morgan Chase, Google-parent Alphabet, Facebook and Exxon Mobil made combined. https://t.co/WtGBOqUnvO
With a growing population crisis and technically an ongoing war with North Korea, South Korea may start to forcibly conscript more overseas Koreans. https://t.co/W3cQZEBaiU
The decision to punish Russia with a ban was unanimous. It showed the agency's determination to act resolutely to tackle the Russian doping crisis https://t.co/KIwMglRPsy
The high rates of "superbugs" found at Middle Eastern field clinics offer grisly reminders of warfare in the pre-antibiotic era, and the thousands of soldiers who endured trench foot, typhus and trench fever in World War I. https://t.co/mGsLwHTRlg