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Hey, this is Zan at the Porover.

And this is Joe at the Poor Over.

Today, we're looking back on some of the biggest headlines of the year as a reminder that the stories we fret over at the moment

often become old news as God's world spins on.

Here's your quote of the day. All that is not eternal is eternally out of date. C.S. Lewis.

Let's dive in.

In January, Louisiana mourned the deaths of 14 people after a man drove through a crowd on New Year's Day.

Fires in Los Angeles forced 180,000 evacuations.

TikTok was banned and went dark for about 14 hours.

President Trump was re-inoguated and signed a flurry of executive orders that set the pace for his administration 2.0,

and we lost former president and peanut farmer Jimmy Carter.

In February, President Trump rolled out tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China.

Federal employees got, What Did You Do Last Week, emails, as the administration offered six

months paid to quit.

The Eagles soared past the chiefs in the Super Bowl.

And a Delta flight lost a wing and landed upside down.

Amazingly, no one died. In March, a Trump-Selensky

Oval Office meeting got heated. Federal layoffs continued. Kilmar Abrago-Garcia was, quote,

mistakenly deported to El Salvador. An earthquake in Myanmar killed over 1,600 people, and Trump

officials accidentally included

the Atlantic's editor in a group chat about Houthi strike plans.

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