Excellent op-ed from @vali_nasr. The US must provide a list of sanctions it's willing to lift. A difficult task no doubt, thanks to Trump-era efforts, but essential to avoid an impasse and dangerous escalation.
The Clock Is Ticking for Biden on Iran https://t.co/I0V0f594WK
The Global Trends 2040 report finds that the pandemic has proved to be “the most significant, singular global disruption since World War II,” with medical, political and security implications that will reverberate for years. https://t.co/jsKT0XFYQg
Vaccine mandates played an important role in fighting smallpox in the United States a century ago, @bokatlindell writes. Are they a necessary step in the path toward herd immunity? https://t.co/asCCvcnvMm
The exploitation of sexual assault victims on porn sites is not rooted in a single company but in an industry that operates with impunity, says @NickKristof, and punishing one corporation may simply benefit its rivals. https://t.co/T5SSRbEEHyhttps://t.co/3unNKxHRFL
Waiting for your vaccine? Spending time with vaccinated friends over unvaccinated friends can reduce your risk of Covid-19 and help keep cases down, writes @ZoeMcLaren. https://t.co/T9t4J4HRIy
"American negotiators should list the sanctions that the U.S. is prepared to remove in exchange for Iranian compliance," says @vali_nasr. https://t.co/aL1NCJjbV2
“Many officers feel that only a brother or sister in blue knows the peril they face — and has their backs,” writes @nytegan. “But people in far more dangerous lines of work certainly don’t share this attitude.”
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I write in @nytopinion that time is running out for US on managing #Iran nuclear issue. Unless the administration is willing to acts decisively on lifting sanctions the brewing crisis can take a dangerous turn #JCPOAhttps://t.co/whARPOSDqk
Important lesson from @jbouie about the true power of the New Deal—with, dare I say it, a touch of optimism for the path forward? https://t.co/NZ5kLbunc6
Another terrific, historically-rich column by @jbouie, drawing on @rauchway’s superb new book, which emphasizes that the New Deal didn’t just rescue the economy: it also, notwithstanding its flaws, reinvigorated democracy in perilous times. https://t.co/EbQ3aA20WU
Hadn't planned to write about my hometown this week, but I couldn't ignore what I felt. All the panic from politicians, the barricades, curfews and overwhelming police/military response make it clear which lives matter to Minnesota https://t.co/HhgupMqWUY
"Something is horrifyingly wrong. And yet, the killings keep happening," writes @CharlesMBlow. Michael Brown and George Floyd "are not even the bookends." https://t.co/DPkxSbc0A1
"The most dangerous, most life-threatening police stop I’ve ever endured happened here in Minneapolis, back in the ’70s. But I must also say this: the best, most positive police stop I’ve ever been part of happened here, too," writes David Grant. https://t.co/aMZaNBOuGa
I got the J&J vaccine ten days ago, so the reported blood clotting disorders hits close to home.
Here's why I'm not losing sleep over this, and why the pause to get more data is the smart thing to do. My latest for @nytimes:
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The legacy of redlining has left a lasting impact of racial disparities in wealth in Minnesota, writes Samuel L. Myers Jr., a professor at @UMNews. https://t.co/GK0qdy0e5s
“My great-grandparents joined in the great migration to land in Minneapolis, and over the years we’ve all seen how our neighbors choose to ignore the suffering of those of us who don’t look like them,” writes @JustinNXT. https://t.co/qxaCtv70Bk
A 16-year-old girl sent a naked photo to her boyfriend with a message "I trust you," writes @NickKristof, but soon it was all over the internet, and her life collapsed — because companies profit from such imagery. https://t.co/G2otpS7MZohttps://t.co/PfxrH81cUr
Children benefit by being around adults, but as @AlisonGopnik tells @ezraklein on today’s episode of The Ezra Klein Show, the reverse is also true. “Being with children can actually give adults a sense of this broader way of being in the world.” https://t.co/pLjgSlGuZ6