Christopher Langford 
Some books feel like they’re whispering secrets to you. The Voynich Manuscript does the opposite. It stares back with 240 pages of neat handwriting, strange symbols, and surreal drawings, and it refuses to say a word.
Déjà Vu Explained: You’re mid-conversation with a friend, or walking into a café you’ve never been to, and a strange wave of recognition hits you. You’ve lived this moment before.
Political violence isn’t a new story in America. It’s woven into the fabric of the republic. The Civil War itself was the most brutal political conflict the country ever faced, but even outside that battlefield, assassinations and attacks have scarred the nation’s memory.
On Wednesday afternoon, a single gunshot ripped across the Utah Valley University campus. Conservative activist Charlie Kirk fell, and thousands of people who had gathered for his event scattered in panic.
Marchers carried the flags of St George and the Union Jack. Their placards spelled out the mood: stop the boats, send them home, save our children.
While bin Laden’s death was headline news, what happened inside the compound after the raid was murkier. SEALs killed bin Laden and a few associates, but several women and children were left alive. These were his wives and children.
A powerful blast tore through a bar in Madrid’s Vallecas district on Saturday afternoon, leaving at least 21 people injured.
Poland scrambled its fighter jets and activated air defense units on the ground. The goal was clear: keep Polish airspace safe and prevent any drone from crossing into sensitive areas.
Authorities say Tyler James Robinson faces charges of aggravated murder, discharge of a firearm causing serious injury, and obstruction of justice.
Tyler Robinson, a 22-year-old from Utah, has been identified as the man suspected of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
