Violence Continues in Boston…Less than one week after the deadly weekend in Boston that saw three homicides, violence struck again, this time at a Dorchester barbershop where a barber was shot and killed. Community and city leaders convened early in the week saying it takes all of them to come together and put a stop to the violence. How? What will it take to actually crackdown on violence in Boston?
“The Bird is Free.” It’s now official, Elon Musk has taken over Twitter after closing the deal to acquire the social media platform. Musk’s first move was to fire the company’s top executives including CEO Parag Agrawal. The big question now is what changes are in store? Musk has previously promised to bring back banned users and create a better online forum for free speech. Tonight, your thoughts on the Twitter change up.
Acting Out…For the Planet. Radical climate activists have begun targeting priceless works of art to draw attention to their cause. Thus far activists threw mashed potatoes at a $110 million Monet painting, threw tomato soup at a Van Gogh painting, and even glued themselves to the frame of da Vinci’s The Last Supper. What is an appropriate way to protest? Is it ever okay to destroy or vandalize as a form of protest?
20th Hour. With just 3 days away from Halloween, Dan wants to ask you about your fond childhood memories of the holiday. What was your favorite costume? What was your favorite or least favorite candy to get in your trick or treat bag?
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