Literally laughed out loud as I’m sitting in the doctors office and the intake paperwork asks, “In the past 14 days, have you traveled to any places affected by Coronavirus?”
Uh, we’re in living in the epicenter of the world.
If live sports were a thing right now, stadium food would still be a ripoff. In 2018, the Atlanta Falcons looked into changing that.
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By the time a child with #autism turns three, he/she typically starts to show some signs of struggling with communication skills. #Speechtherapy could be the answer. Read more 👉
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In 2015, only 20 #NativeAmerican people were enrolled in medical schools. Today, 44% of #NativeStudents are pursuing degrees in healthcare, education, & STEM! So proud of Native doctors like Casey, who are inspiring many more students to pursue medical degrees! #NativesInSTEM
The NRA's former second-in-command is calling for universal background checks and red flag laws. He says the NRA is "appealing to the paranoia and darkest side of our members" and is more focused on money and internal intrigue than the Second Amendment. https://t.co/Po0Oo5WmJD
The Trump administration is using the pandemic to try to speed up approvals for dozens of major infrastructure projects, including the Jordan Cove liquefied natural gas terminal in Oregon and the Mountain Valley natural gas pipeline in Virginia: https://t.co/6MLhUn41iO
Facebook is removing disinformation notifications and providing loopholes for climate deniers to share their opinion pieces without fact-checking.
This is not a "difference of opinion." This is the spread of dangerous climate science denialism.
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Seven years ago, as the news declared I was being charged as a criminal for speaking the truth, I never imagined that I would live to see our courts condemn the NSA's activities as unlawful and in the same ruling credit me for exposing them.
And yet that day has arrived.
BREAKING: A federal appeals court just ruled that the NSA’s bulk collection of Americans’ phone records was illegal.
This ruling, which confirms what we have always known, is a victory for our privacy rights.