🚨Long COVID continues to severely impair quality of life, daily functioning, and well-being among (Thai) university students.
Anybody surprised? 🙄
This study finally gives us evidence on the impact in a university population, a group that’s often ignored in Long COVID research!
https://t.co/MHb2sR6s4w
A police union publicly backing a political party is more than symbolic—it signals a shift in institutional alignment. What does it mean for the rule of law when law enforcement enters the political arena? Can impartial justice coexist with partisan loyalty? Who ensures the balance of power remains intact? #onpoli #cdnpoli
@TPAca A public service that gets paid by taxpayers of all stripes taking political sides….
lololol the jokes really do write themselves
See you at the next city budget for the 10000th excuse on why you need even more funding than you already get
@TPAca@LarryBrockMP “Members of the Toronto Police Association and/or its Executive are subject to the Police Services Act and its Regulations and are, therefore, like every municipal police officer, prohibited from endorsing or opposing candidates in an election.”
https://t.co/jA5RALnWD2
RW trumpian politicians like Poilievre bank on ignorance and an "us vs. them" mindset in their voters.
Using rage and baiting, they rally their base.
Key players like @TPAca led a murky "credibility.
What does it mean to see ourselves as animals? Does it change how we treat other life on Earth? How are we alike or different from our fellow animals?
We asked renowned Stanford University professor Robert Sapolsky. https://t.co/xm05PxPPJP
The Gaza genocide is not a “purity test” to be approached with cautious politicking ahead of the midterms.
It’s not a topic to be set aside as the Democrats regroup.
It is the greatest moral atrocity of the 21st century, and we should shut down the world until it ends.
Since October 7, 2023, there have been over 1,860 documented settler attacks against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank, averaging about four incidents daily.
Graphic by Al Jazeera
State Department responds to two questions about Israeli settler violence in the West Bank, including the lynching of Oscar-winning director Hamdan Ballal and the murder of American Aysenur Eygi by condemning “violence” generally, without mentioning Israel or Israelis.