A historic win against gun manufacturers
Sandy Hook families win a historic settlement against the gun manufacturer that supplied the weapon that shot their children; could Russia be withdrawing troops from Ukraine?
Tonight's Sentences was written by Jariel Arvin.
Sandy Hook families win $73M settlement against gun manufacturer Saul Loeb/AFP via Getty Images
Is Russia withdrawing troops from Ukraine?
Accounting firm Mazars USA says it can no longer vouch for the 10 years of financial records it did for the Trump Organization, a statement that could affect financial investigations into the ex-president and his family. [NPR / Ilya Marritz and Hansi Lo Wang]
“Today marks an inflection point. Today is a day of accountability for an industry that has thus far enjoyed operating with immunity and impunity, and for this, I am grateful.”
Sean Illing talks with David Sirota, the journalist turned Oscar-nominated co-writer (with director Adam McKay) of the film Don't Look Up. [Spotify]
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