Police in Romania uncovered $3.2 million in rare books and manuscripts including first editions of works by Isaac Newton and Galileo Galilei hidden in a secret compartment underneath a house, which authorities believe were stolen in a London warehouse heist in 2017. What do you think?

“Still, for three years it was a really good hiding spot.”

Jacob Marcontel • Glass Blower

“That’s a lot of trouble to go to for some old books considering the same info is probably on Wikipedia.”

Norman Young • Embossing Technician

“Wow, that sounds like something ripped straight from the plot of a much less valuable book.”

Paris Wroth • Ranch Hand

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With a rash of injuries to fantasy stars like Saquon Barkley and Christian McCaffrey, NFL Week 3 is going to be an unpredictable roller coaster ride. Onion Sports fantasy expert Gary Borkowski is here to lend a helping hand with his top players to start or sit.

Start ’Em

• Mitchell Trubisky (QB): Look, Mitch is already pretty down on himself, so starting him would really boost his spirits.
• Alvin Kamara (RB): A tremendously selfish back who will demand a lot of touches in the Saints offense.
• Sam Darnold (QB): Fantasy is won in the mind, and this move will be sure to baffle and weird out your opponent.
• Rob Gronkowski (TE): Expect Tom Brady to play favorites and find his old teammate, even at the expense of making new friends.
• Josh Allen (QB): It says here that h...

California governor Gavin Newsom signed an executive order Wednesday that would outlaw the sale of new gas-powered cars and pickup trucks starting in 2035 in an effort to combat global warming. What do you think?

“I’m optimistic we’ll have found a new way to pollute California by then.”

Shannon Leong • Grass Seed Salesperson

“But I’d already heard such good things about the 2036 Chevy Tahoe.”

Danny Haveron • Candy Historian

“So what will my car run on? A sauce of some kind?”

Paul Ellis • Unemployed

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NEW YORK—Citing high operating costs and a continued industry trend away from physical media, the founders and editors-in-chief of Alethia, a literary journal created by a couple people who went to college together, announced Thursday that it would be ceasing publication. “It is with a heavy heart that we must announce that the Fall 2020 issue will be our last, but we want to express our gratitude to our devoted readers who have been with us ever since our founding in 2017,” said editor Murat Dunny, sharing his appreciation to all those who had believed in the journal’s mission of fostering an artistic dialogue through a unique mix of poetry, fiction, and screenplays written exclusively by members of his alma mater...