Notas del episodio
How do you stop a thing once it's started? This week: the DRC Ebola outbreak passes 1,400 dead even as Uganda declares itself Ebola-free, a fragile US–Iran strike pause holds for two days, 300,000 people flee wildfires across France and Spain and nearly all make it out, and Pogačar wins a fifth Tour de France on a course the fires cut short. Plus a Bronze Age "town that stopped" in Northern Ireland, and The Number: 42. Our cover story visits three times humanity actually pulled off the stop — the Cuban Missile Crisis, smallpox, and the ozone layer — the feature is the Kuwaiti oil fires and the tank with jet engines bolted on, and the review is Norman Maclean's Young Men and Fire. We close with a heartfelt goodbye to John C. Dvorak. Reporting up front, opinion in the back, and the commerce is fake.