Send The Billionaire's Kids

It's Friday the 13th and the news is exactly as ugly as you'd expect. Six American service members are now confirmed dead in the KC-135 crash over Iraq, and the broader war with Iran is showing no signs of going the way the administration promised. In the first 24 hours of Operation Epic Fury, the U.S. military hit a thousand targets — and that number is only possible with autonomous AI targeting systems operating with almost no ethical guardrails. A Tomahawk missile struck a girls school on March 3rd, killing at least 175 people, in what now appears to have been a triple tap. Pete Hegseth used a Pentagon press briefing not to answer questions about the war, but to say the quiet part loud about billionaire media consolidation. The DOJ is sitting on 37 pages of FBI documents corroborating a 13-year-old's sexual assault allegations against the sitting president, pages that NPR found were missing by tracking serial numbers. The administration is refusing to rule out a military draft. And the Dow Jones has shed $1.38 trillion in market value since Pam Bondi bragged about the stock market to Congress. All that, plus a Friday challenge: this weekend, put down the news feed and go do the thing you love. Recharge. The resistance needs you whole.