My latest story features Hammaad, an exceptional @MIT/@mitidss grad student whose work on an open database for organ procurement info has already won him an @MITLibraries prize. Much more importantly, it could pave the way to saving many lives every year!
https://t.co/hSIWP8ylg7
When I watch a tiktok that is an animation of cute little characters snuggling to a silly song, I think "this content was deemed a national security threat by my government and that both makes sense and is fine"
@bluepashminas It seems like this is an open event hosted by a Muslim group, which makes the decision to cosplay here even more bizarre. Did she really infiltrate this event, or did she just like... attend it in an offensive costume? BIZARRE
@jzux I think we as a society have generally moved on from the idea that wearing black is bad luck in any circumstance, which is great news for whoever is your date to this party
@mehdirhasan Biden is taking meetings with Israeli leaders to affirm his support while sending billions of dollars in weapons to their military. Calling this "inaction" is delusional liberal propaganda. He is not doing more to stop the suffering in Gaza because he is committed to causing it.
Kamala Harris lost because voters think that Democrats are too woke. The 500 articles we ran about the Oberlin dining hall have nothing to do with any of this.
IDSS researchers in the MIT Initiative on Combatting Systemic Racism are building an open data repository to advance research on racial inequity in domains like policing, housing, and health care.
https://t.co/EP4Glea40t
@mehdirhasan Hmmm yeah why has the media spent 10x the airtime defending Biden's respect for Republican voters than they have on Trump's promise to point the US military at his political enemies?
@melnickjeffrey1 Hang on. This woman was totally out of line but that's not what she said. Did this interaction even have anything to do with Gaza? I thought she was yelling at a Trump supporter.
Warner Bros. is making a "Harry Potter" TV series because it's an "opportunity to get to explore [the books] a little bit more in-depth that you can in just a two-hour film."
“Casting calls have opened in the U.K. and Ireland," says Channing Dungey.
https://t.co/YPtFykUmHF