Good morning, and welcome to the week.
News in France is moving by the minute, so follow the latest updates from the BBC.
Lebanon held a national day of mourning after 41 people were killed in suicide bombings in Beirut.
A new watchdog report from the Journal Sentinel‘s John Diedrich looks into the “out of control” problem of witness intimidation in Milwaukee.
After a tough loss at Lambeau against the then 1-7 Detroit Lions, Aaron Rodgers addressed a fan interruption during a moment of silence paying tribute to the victims, saying “It’s that kind of prejudicial ideology that puts us in the position we are today as a world.”
Rodgers with commenting at the end about the moment of silence, fan in stands who said something prejudicial. pic.twitter.com/mZJkKJf0Ii
— Matt Johnson (@MattJ_onNFL) November 15, 2015
So yeah, not a super great weekend. But hey, the Bucks beat LeBron and the Cavs in double overtime on Saturday night, so I guess that’s something.
