They went to an ‘all-walking’ school. They died walking there.: The families of Sky Sosa, a 5-year-old boy, and Shalom Mbah, a 10-year-old girl, are suing over their deaths. - "Her lawsuit, filed Dec. 5, says that while Riverdale describes itself as an 'all-walking school,' Jiminez was driving a group of students that day. Neither intersection approaching the school, which 635 students attend, has traffic lights or pedestrian signals."
DC fails to enforce its own law, leaving wheelchair users stranded
In online drone panic, conspiracy thinking has gone mainstream: Authorities are urging calm. But with trust in media and other institutions at all-time lows, fringe theories are winning the day. - "'Re those mysterious UFO drones over New Jersey: What could they possibly be? Let’s see … — long cylindrical tube — 2 big wings in front — 2 small wings in back — blinking lights matching FAA required pattern … I give up. I guess we’ll never know,' wrote Michael Shermer, a former columnist for Scientific American."
America’s best decade, according to data: One simple variable, more than anything, determines when you think the nation peaked. - "The good old days when America was 'great' aren’t the 1950s. They’re whatever decade you were 11, your parents knew the correct answer to any question, and you’d never heard of war crimes tribunals, microplastics or improvised explosive devices. Or when you were 15 and athletes and musicians still played hard and hadn’t sold out.
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"YouGov didn’t just ask about the best music and the best economy. The pollsters also asked about the worst music and the worst economy. But almost without exception, if you ask an American when times were worst, the most common response will be 'right now!'"
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