Thomas Mann House survived Palisades fire. We should heed Mann's words:

"The five percent is not an arbitrary number, but a necessity for our security."— Matthew Whitaker, U.S. NATO Ambassador, at a ministerial meeting in Turkey.

"The state is all of us."— Friedrich Merz emphasizes the responsibility and unity of society in his first government statement.

"I want to focus more on substantive journalistic work in the future."— Constantin Schreiber explains his desire for change and new challenges.

"I believe that in the end we will need both: We still need concise, compact information, and we need depth."— Jörg Schönenborn, WDR Program Director, in an interview with Deutschlandfunk about the planned extension of 'Tagesschau'.

"It is only due to a fortunate coincidence that the package had caught fire on the ground at the DHL logistics center in Leipzig and not during the flight."— Thomas Haldenwang, former president of the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution, regarding a suspected fire caused by Russia in an air freight package.

"These are people with dreams and rent, and I love them and I want them to be OK."— Scott Hanselman, vice president of Microsoft’s developer community, expressed on LinkedIn about the layoffs.

Harvard's efforts to achieve these goals are undermined and threatened by the federal government's overreach into the constitutional freedoms of private universities and its continuing disregard of Harvard's compliance with the law.— Alan Garber, President of Harvard, in a letter addressing the Trump administration's actions.

It’s clearly a signal to tell analysts throughout the intelligence community: ‘you tell the truth, you provide objective analysis, as you’re supposed to be doing, you are running the risk of getting fired,’— John Brennan, former director of the CIA, regarding Gabbard's firings.

"The customers we want to grow, who have been declining for three years, are now excited about what they see."— Joshua Schulman, CEO of Burberry, in a presentation to investors.

I don’t think people should be taking medical advice from me.— Robert F. Kennedy Jr. during a House committee hearing when asked about giving medical advice.