This is a an interesting piece by Tim Requarth on the development of the concept of risk compensation in the 1970s, and the insidious effects on social policy this almost.
We should probably note this disaster: TK Tellez knows that festivals can get crazy. But nothing, he says, could have prepared him for the tragedy that unfolded Friday night at.
And by "sad" I mean "totally awesome" -- but of course that's not going to happen, because Ted is vaccinated. Still, Ted is more than willing to murder large numbers.
This story isn't getting nearly as much attention as it deserves: Pfizer says that its COVID-19 pill reduced the risk of hospitalization or death by 89%, in a clinical trial.
Joe Biden has two immediate goals: to control the pandemic and to make the benefits of the economy more generally available. He said it in his victory speech this morning:.
It's always instructive what mainstream political reporters feel free to editorialize about: When you got a big win… OR DID YOU pic.twitter.com/79u9prwBlw— Seth Masket (@smotus) November 6, 2021 Two A1.
Is finally here: The House passed a $1 trillion bill on Friday night to rebuild the country’s aging public works system, fund new climate resilience initiatives and expand access to.
The sudden appearance of "critical race theory" as a central talking point of reactionary ooga-booga was deliberately manufactured. You don't have to believe me -- believe the guy who manufactured.
