内容摘要：There are some gags to be had, including a stone facade version of a famous Buster Keaton stunt. But as much as I endorse finding any role here for Colman, particularly as a shifty nun, I do question whether there might have been a more compelling storyline in Paddington returning home.

There are some gags to be had, including a stone facade version of a famous Buster Keaton stunt. But as much as I endorse finding any role here for Colman, particularly as a shifty nun, I do question whether there might have been a more compelling storyline in Paddington returning home.

THE FACTS: Inflation started falling long before Trump started his second term. Inflation peaked at 9.1% in June 2022 after rising steadily in the first 17 months of Biden’s presidency from a low of 0.1% in May 2020, during the COVID-19 pandemic. As of December, it had fallen to 2.9%. Theshows that, as of March, it had fallen to 2.4%. Other historical periods have seen higher inflation, such as a more than 14% rate in 1980, according to the Federal Reserve.

TRUMP: “We stopped their crusade on coal. Did you see what I did the other day? Clean, beautiful coal.”THE FACTS: The production of coal is cleaner now than it has been historically, but that doesn’t mean it’s clean.Planet-warming carbon dioxide emissions from the coal industry have decreased over the past 30 years,

. Energy lobbyist Scott Segalthat “the relative statement that coal-fired electricity is cleaner than ever before is true, particularly when emissions are measured per unit of electricity produced.”

And yet, coal production worldwide still needs to be reduced sharply to address climate change,

Along with carbon dioxide, burning coal emits sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides that contribute to acid rain, smog and respiratory illnesses, according to the EIA.at his awkward best) is instantly smitten — platonically — by Austin

at his charismatic best) and why would he not? The neighbor is everything Craig is not. Craig is like one of those loser characters in theabout not becoming your parents. “It’s a school night for me!” he’ll announce when the party is just getting started.

“Might be nice to have a pal, a bud,” suggests Craig’s wife, a wonderfulwho is drifting away from her husband. His teenage son is, too. You would be as well if your dad ended a conversation with “Stay curious!”