We looked inside some of the tweets by @nytimes and found useful information for you.
Inside 100 Tweets
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1. in category Daily News
1. in country United States and category Daily News
1. in country United States and category Media
5. in category Media
15. in country United States
24. worldwide
In 2012, almost 1 million accounts were added to Twitter every day.
Coco Gauff didn’t need a break from tennis as imposed by the pandemic. But she’s only gotten better because of it. https://t.co/99r1L1UTwJ
NEW: I spent six months exploring the strange, ethically dubious child abduction industry — a network of ex-cops and PIs that desperate parents can hire to re-abduct children who’ve been spirited overseas, usually by the other parent. https://t.co/932lc9YKrH
A video of 21-year-old twins listening and reacting to Phil Collins’s 1981 hit “In the Air Tonight” for the first time has reverberated around the internet this week. Here’s what their popularity tells us about music discovery in the age of streaming. https://t.co/RgVB4FE72L
With Harris representing so many firsts (first Black woman on a major party ticket, first Tamil Indian etc.), the words "long overdue" might even be putting it lightly. But how much power will she have? The world is watching: https://t.co/UvsTj8rGSN
A 107-page safety manual details everything from infrared temperature scanners to vacuum-sealed meals that awaits the cast and crew of “Jurassic World: Dominion,” one of the first major Hollywood films to restart production since the coronavirus pandemic https://t.co/JGYqdj1BDg
Jared Kushner said his recent meeting with Kanye West was “a general discussion” about policy but gave little further detail. “Kanye’s been a friend of mine for, I’ve known him for about 10 years,” Kushner said Thursday. “We talk every now and then." https://t.co/fKxxAyhbGJ
📈 We are close to a new record for the S&P 500, defying the warnings of economic damage from the coronavirus. The index is up about 50% from its lowest point this year, nearly regaining all the ground lost during that short but sharp bear market. https://t.co/mHmmGEySqX
An 18-year-old died after he was stabbed and set on fire in a Bronx apartment building on Wednesday. The gruesome attack on the teenager, Winston Ortiz, comes as New York City wrestles with a spike in violent crime. https://t.co/NpQ28ZQ68Q
In Opinion Michelle Goldberg writes, "After four years of ever-escalating corruption and abuses of power, the United States cannot simply snap back to being the country it once was if Trump is forced to vacate the White House in January.” https://t.co/UHhZrXBalF
"With precious little scholarship about many women of color in the suffrage movement, these images become invaluable conduits to the past," @sarahelizalewis writes. "The history of Black suffragists shows us that looking is our collective work." https://t.co/hNkI02MnoH
Who will replace Kamala Harris in the Senate for California if she and Joe Biden win in November? Gov. Gavin Newsom will pick Harris's replacement, and jockeying for the position has already started. https://t.co/Rh645dVS4G
I wrote about how Tim and Fred Williams are using YouTube to take back music that was co-opted from black people, and how music discovery is changing now that everyone is under music streaming services’ algorithmic spell. https://t.co/OcMHYALC7I
An outdoor exhibition of quarantine stories at the New-York Historical Society offers a healing space for emotionally drained New Yorkers. The museum invites visitors to record their own experiences. https://t.co/XVuoSxUF3Z
I wrote about QAnon's parallels with the early Tea Party, which was dismissed as a powerless fringe group until it wasn't. https://t.co/Wx2ameeIVE
Today’s @dealbook newsletter took readers on a quick tour around the markets, in 10 charts. A few of the highlights… https://t.co/EUM8Y32FY3
“My fellow Americans,” Joe Biden said grandly, “your next vice president of the United States, Kamala Harris." Silence. NYT memo on the incident-free, audience-free debut of Biden-Harris 2020 -- a scene both surreal and predictable, somehow: https://t.co/o3kC1AfQMw
Asian-American political leaders have called Kamala Harris’s selection as the Democratic vice-presidential nominee a powerful statement on American possibility. In the comments section, our readers are sharing their perspectives too. Join the conversation: https://t.co/TKBM9OWtZ9 https://t.co/X3nzb98aNo
Europe is spending billions to keep people employed during the pandemic. But millions of workers including the newly self-employed, freelancers and people on short-term contracts are falling through the gaps. https://t.co/3B9vrt5sqV
The twin beams of light that shine each year on the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks will not be projected next month because of the coronavirus https://t.co/h8wA9Gu3Q1
In Opinion Jennifer Weiner is discussing her latest Op-Ed, "Trump Is Dog-Whistling. Are ‘Suburban Housewives’ Listening?" https://t.co/XdX3tf88sQ https://t.co/nATZPfGR0M