Here we go again: Bakari Sellers goes on Abby Phillip’s show and calls Elon a white supremacist. Attorney Arthur Aidala says “oh boy,” suggests he’s opening himself up to a defamation case, and mentions Platner. Phillip defends Sellers by saying people have come on the show and called Platner a Nazi. Aidala points out there’s actual evidence of that. Phillip then says she doesn’t want to litigate it.

A father should be worried about school fees, homework, and his children’s future—not whether they will return home alive. Today, a man is giving charms to his son and daughter before they go to school, hoping it will protect them from bandits. This is the painful reality many families now face. When parents have more faith in charms than in the security of their country, it shows how deep the fear has become. No child should have to carry the burden of insecurity on their way to learn.

The greatest trick the American economy ever pulled was convincing workers to argue about a number on a paycheck instead of what that paycheck actually buys. In 1938, a quarter an hour could buy you more of a life than many Americans can afford today making $15 an hour. Let’s have the conversation nobody wants to have.