Some days aren’t for arguing. They’re for remembering. October 7th is one of them. Three years ago, Hamas crossed into Israel and killed more than 1,100 people: at a music festival, in their kitchens, in their beds. They dragged 251 more into Gaza. Grandmothers. Babies. Kids who’d gone out to dance. On the anniversary, a
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Tear gas in Paris. Fires in Lyon. Projectiles in Strasbourg and Rennes. More than 6,100 arrests, most of them children. That was Tuesday in France, the worst day yet in a school
Jack Smith went to a concert Saturday night. That should be the least interesting sentence written about anyone this week. For three years he was the most consequential prosecutor in the country.
A pilot, stabbed by the man in the seat beside him, made it to the cockpit door and got it open. That may be the reason everyone aboard flydubai Flight 1073 lived
The federal government is the smallest it’s been since 1966. The country is fine. That’s the news in the latest Bureau of Labor Statistics numbers. About 2.7 million civilian federal workers. Down
