Today's Daily Spotlight is @abbyabrams' analysis of the new COVID-19 relief package:
Democrats promised to transform health care. But their relief bill hands the health care industry a big win https://t.co/P6uRragALH
"Given the opportunity, Washington could get itself on the road to repair in pretty short order. The 2021 edition of Reform Porn does a pretty good job of spelling out some potential routes," writes @Philip_Elliotthttps://t.co/XejmXQ5sWR
"History happens before our eyes, every single day."
From face masks to photographs, the items of the pandemic will one day tell our story. Museums are collecting objects to preserve history. Our latest cover for Grades 3-6: https://t.co/VSkyc1PFizhttps://t.co/eDVaKp6emZ
Answers to all of your "What the heck just happened in WandaVision?" questions because House of M shouldn't be required reading https://t.co/ch7XNsU6JE
Robert Meeropol: "My father wrote ‘Strange Fruit.’ The Capitol rioters had a lot in common with the lynch mobs that inspired that song" https://t.co/12oH9uorRT
“I don’t think they would have been too happy if he had said he needed to work from home,” says Martinez. “I think they would have looked at it, like, ‘No, Lauren can stay home. You have to come to work.’” (Martinez’s former employer declined to comment.) https://t.co/57KTsuX8Tg
Lauren Martinez says it was a given that she’d be the one to ask to work from home to care for her children, even though she and her husband worked for the same company https://t.co/57KTsuX8Tghttps://t.co/0Qj0La6lVm
The finale offered a conclusion to Wanda’s tale, but there are still plenty of lingering questions.
A close examination of the episodes, the Marvel comic books and Marvel Studios’ future film plans can offer us some answers as to what happened https://t.co/i0MRCAKfpA
This month, John Amos will revisit one of his most iconic roles in "Coming 2 America," the sequel to the beloved Eddie Murphy comedy.
In our interview, Amos watched some of the most memorable scenes from across his career and reflected on them https://t.co/2M9oldIONqhttps://t.co/U24bkw3jsO
Thousands of families left New Orleans after Katrina, and Dominique King is among many facing the same upheaval for the second time.
See the full documentary here https://t.co/4lIyiEYlEehttps://t.co/9ob7dt48Md
"American housing policy is wrought with deep racial inequity," Attorney Hannah Adams says.
Black people account for only 13% of the population, but Black renters make up 35% of the evictions since March 2020, according to Princeton’s Eviction Lab https://t.co/QulxPHBTHNhttps://t.co/cfnsTAPvQs
“We’re seeing people experience housing instability in a way that we’ve never seen before with the possible exception of right after Katrina,” says Attorney Hannah Adams.
“People are being permanently displaced from the city” https://t.co/AfJMDSp4uZ
America's eviction crisis has been particularly difficult on Black women during the pandemic.
In this documentary, TIME follows two women facing eviction in New Orleans https://t.co/9xEA3U1PIlhttps://t.co/ZIR1j5SgK5