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Welcome to The Logoff: Hi readers, we’re logging off again today. Our promise is to come to you only when there’s news from the Trump administration that matters to your life. The arrest of a suspect in the shooting death of Charlie Kirk has eclipsed other headlines. Kirk’s death is significant, and we’ve written about it the past two days, but there aren’t additional updates that are worth sharing right now. Therefore, we hope you have a great weekend, hopefully well away from the internet and with friends and family. We’ll be back in your inboxes on Monday! 

As always, my trusty colleagues at Vox’s Unexplainable podcast are on hand with a great episode to send you into the weekend. This week, host Noam Hassenfeld and producer Meradith Hoddinott discuss stories and how some of the earliest tales they can remember — from Dr. Seuss to the Talmud — have meaning in their work today. It’s a lovely conversation, which you can listen to here. Enjoy! 

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