On Wednesday 17 November US time, Alexander Macris published “Trump at the Rubicon”. The article became a reference document among the most hardcore Trump supporters in the weeks leading up to the Capitol attack of January 6, 2021. I reproduce it here for historical and archival purposes: Trump at the Rubicon: How the Insurrection Act […]
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Catching up
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Tipping my hat
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Israel’s vaccination strategy: leading the world but missing the target?
Israel has vaccinated nearly 6% of its population and fifth of of over-60s, cutting total mortality risk by 16%. But it’s still missing the target.
A little vaccine goes a long way
Coronavirus vaccination programmes are starting all over the world, following the approval of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine; Moderna’s vaccine is also likely to be approved within days. Mass vaccination programmes are complicated logistical feats. The right amount of vaccine needs to be delivered to the right places at the right times, stored (the Pfizer vaccine needs […]