Five stories from the week that are worth carrying into the weekend.

Five stories from the week that are worth carrying into the weekend.

The View From Everywhere Else Weekday morning and evening editions. Saturdays once. Good news on Sundays. All sources labeled. WHAT CUBANS IN CUBA THINK The indictment of former Cuban President Raúl Castro was announced Wednesday at Miami’s Freedom Tower, on Cuban Independence Day, to a crowd of Cuban exile leaders who have waited thirty years […]

The Iran war told Taiwan it can’t have its weapons back yet. Senate Republicans left town because Trump wanted a ballroom. A federal judge quoted Robert Jackson to tell the Justice Department it picked the man before the crime.

Last night The Late Show aired its final episode. Stephen Colbert was the number one late-night host in America. He was cancelled three days after calling a Trump settlement “a big fat bribe,” while his parent company needed the president’s approval for a multibillion-dollar merger. The US now ranks 64th in global press freedom, down from 57th last year. American freedom of expression is at its lowest point since World War II.

