(1) And then there was one. Reality TV’s 16-year-long saga of a man with multiple wives ends with just one man married to one woman. And they’ve quit the show.

(2) It was a story that captured the news cycle for a few days: the rescue of the downed US airman in Iran. Now he tells his story:

BRAVO: “I will be thankful, to my dying day, for my pilot and crewmate, Alpha, for saving our lives and ejecting us.”

After they ejected, Alpha and Bravo found themselves 5 miles apart, separated and alone on the ground in the rugged Iranian desert. Alpha landed safely. Bravo was lucky to be alive. …

BRAVO: “My parachute was damaged in the initial attack. At one point when I looked up and saw no parachute, that was the most terrifying thing I’ve ever seen. So I paused, right then. And I prayed, ‘Lord, your will be done. But if I’m getting through this, I need help.'”

(3) I don’t think a whole lot will come of this:

The leaders of Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales will meet on Monday to discuss plans for the breakup of the United Kingdom, according to The Telegraph.

First Ministers John Swinney of Scotland, Rhun ap Iowerth of Wales, and Michelle O’Neill of Northern Ireland are expected to sign a joint declaration demanding the right to hold referendums on breaking away from the UK. For the first time, the three constituent nations of the UK are held by pro-separation parties.

The Telegraph reported sources as saying that the summit’s purpose is to pile more pressure on Prime Minister Andy Burnham after he said in the parliament on Wednesday that he would back another Scottish independence referendum if public opinion backed one.

I say I don’t think anything will come of it, except perhaps the exertion of political pressure. But I freely admit that internal British politics is not my forte.

(4) This is no surprise whatsoever. In fact, it was pretty much inevitable:

The new Charlie Kirk memorial at Turning Point USA’s Phoenix headquarters lasted three days before somebody decided even a statue of an assassinated conservative was too much to tolerate.

The eight-foot bronze statue, unveiled Thursday to mark one year since Kirk was murdered, was found Sunday morning covered in red paint. Vandals painted an X across Kirk’s face, sprayed red paint around his neck, and defaced a nearby religious memorial.

Ghouls.

(5) Scott Johnson of Powerline writes about the current investigation of Ilhan Omar. The Powerline blog has been closely involved with revelations about Omar’s activities – including the possibility/probability that she married her own brother with the intent to commit immigration fraud.

(6) A 61-year-old Canadian woman was legally and speedily euthanized in Canada without having any terminal conditions and against her grown daughters’ will. It’s a terrible story, and unfortunately this sort of thing is becoming more common there and in other countries that have legalized euthanasia.