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Democrats. we're also watching florida today where the state's agriculture commissioner expected to formally announce she's running for governor. here's the tweet a few weeks ago, she's been a fierce critic of ron desantis, the second democrat in the gubernatorial field. vice president kamala harris, dishing out inspiration to women and a new catch phrase during an interview this morning. >> i neat -- eat no for breakfast. have i been told many times during my career things from, oh, you're too young, it's not your turn, they're not ready for you, no one like you has done it before, i've hea...

Asking if i'm okay. i'm so sorry. i didn't know there was still racism. we saw a lot of people trying to figure out how to do anti-racism. a lot of companies did superficial damage control. we haven't had the full, sweeping legislative changes that we still need on the books. we haven't got rid of qualified immunity. but we are asking more questions. more people are asking how our budgets are being spent. more people want to know the real history of the nation. more people are asking what's should policing actually look like, and what should public safety feel like. that's bigger than a slogan...

Cathie Wood: A tech investor doing God's work 13 Mar, 2021 03:59 PM 5 minutes to read Financial Times By: Michael Mackenzie Earlier this week, and for no obvious reason, Cathie Wood's US$23 billion ($32b) flagship Ark investment innovation fund rose 10 per cent in a day. On Wall Street that kind of bounce is usually a warning sign of frothy markets, especially given Ark's recent price falls. Not for Wood. "Buy the dip," is a catchphrase. Wood is the public face of a speculative tech boom many liken to the dot.com boom and bust of the early 2000s. The success of Tesla and oth...

Former University Editor Maeve Sheehey and current University Editor Maddie Ellis share their experiences covering the pandemic as student journalists. 

U.K. Freelancers Appeal to ITV Over Piers Morgan's Social Media Conduct Manori Ravindran, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail A recent Twitter spat between presenter Piers Morgan and industry campaigner Adeel Amini has resulted in an open letter to ITV requesting that the broadcaster denounce bullying in all forms and reveal the findings of internal discussions around Morgan’s conduct. The letter, organized by an anonymous group of freelancers, began gaining traction over the weekend, and has to date garnered close to 1,200 signatories, encompassing commissioners, channel executives, managing...