“This is treason. This is insurrection. This is rebellion,” says @VanJones68 of pro-Trump rioters. “I have heard people looking at small protests in Portland, Oregon — where people were teargassed, beaten, kidnapped — and they said... ‘We have to have law and order.’”
Just blocks from the White House, part of 16th street was shut down so city crews could paint "Black Lives Matter" on the street in bold, yellow letters https://t.co/YeQzJCceLS
A Syrian artist painted a mural of George Floyd on the last standing wall of a building damaged by air strikes in Idlib, saying he was driven to paint the mural in a show of solidarity to humanitarian causes around the world. https://t.co/P5tWnLbu5h
"We can and will make a difference. There is simply no other choice."
An open letter from Saint Joseph's Director of Athletics Jill Bodensteiner.
📝 https://t.co/lMexrBld85
Over the last 24 hours I have developed mild symptoms and tested positive for coronavirus.
I am now self-isolating, but I will continue to lead the government’s response via video-conference as we fight this virus.
Together we will beat this. #StayHomeSaveLives
🔴 Why do death rates vary so much between countries?
🔴 Are pregnant women more at risk?
🔴 How important is testing?
International experts take a global look at the questions surrounding #coronavirus
https://t.co/A0UKTxuThb
Penn State's, newspaper The Daily Collegian, is keeping their community up to date on COVID-19. Check out their article on recent death's in Pennsylvania due to the pandemic. #ENG261
https://t.co/Ei8k5N4M0H
Capitalize trademarks such as Zumba and CrossFit; brands such as Peloton and NordicTrack; and terms derived from proper names, such as Pilates and Bikram yoga. But lowercase generic terms such as yoga, hot yoga, power step, boot camp, etc. #APStyleChat
Use "who" for references to people and to animals with a name. Otherwise, use "that." For example: "The woman who bought the car," not "the woman that bought the car." "The company that hired me," not "the company who hired me."