A US or Iraqi plane bombed a house in Mosul, and over a hundred civilians were buried in the rubble. It appears that PISSI fighters were firing from the roof.

Was it a wrong decision to bomb that house? I don't know enough to judge. In war, mistakes happen; there is no way to avoid them all, but there are ways to make them happen less often.

It appears that rescuers could not approach the house until the buried civilians had died, but I think this wasn't their fault. The house was in the middle of a battle.

A racist terrorist visited New York City to murder blacks from sheer racist hatred.

A preschool in Illinois suspended a boy as punishment for bringing a used shell casing to school, and for playing pretend that toys were guns. (No word on whether the other children were playing the same game at the same time.)

Several US states have passed laws punishing companies and organizations that support boycotts targeted at the Israeli occupation of Palestine.

Tasmania's extractionist government plans to remove protection from most of its forests and encourage cutting them down, even though local wood processors say they will refuse to buy the wood.