but whether it's from sadness or laughter I can't tell

Is it spider season in bongland or something? I've had to kill at least one monstrosity every night for the past two weeks.

He failed to consider potential consequences, which resulted in catastrophic loss of life, but he's morally in the clear?

Microsoft recently posted a brand-new blog post regarding the upcoming Windows 10 update which will launch this Aug. 2. Among the updates, it has been stated that every game Microsoft published from that point on will use the Xbox Play Anywhere platform, guaranteeing upcoming games like "Halo 6" will be on both the PC and the Xbox One.

"Every new title published from Microsoft Studios will support Xbox Play Anywhere and will be easily accessible in the Windows Store," reads the official statement from Microsoft. Given that "Halo 6" comes out much later than the Windows 10 update it is likely that it will also be affected by this, ensuring it will play on both platforms.

PC Gamer confirms that "Halo 6" is indeed in development right now and 343 Industries does have plans to keep the franchise going for another decade or two. The game is also rumored to start yet another trilogy in the series, meaning "Halo 7" to "Halo 9" will see the main hero, the Master Chief, dealing with a new set of enemies than before.

The interviewer calls it a landmark building and asks Trump to comment about it. Comparing its most relevant feature -- height -- to the WTC towers is reasonable, and he goes on in the interview to talk at length about the design of the towers, specifically their height vs support columns. I'm sure at the time building owners were extremely concerned about which buildings were next potential targets; it hardly felt like a brag at all, and he doesn't say anything like that for the rest of the interview.

They literally asked him about that specific building and whether there was any damage. It was a fine response.

Only parenthetically in the middle of the 10-minute conversation did Trump turn to a favorite topic—size. “40 Wall Street,” he said, referring to his 71-story building blocks away from the now-collapsed twin towers, “actually was the second-tallest building in downtown Manhattan, and it was actually, before the World Trade Center, was the tallest—and then, when they built the World Trade Center, it became known as the second-tallest. And now it’s the tallest.”

Marcus chalked up the remark to “Donald being Donald. … He is the brand manager of Trump, and he is going to tout that brand, and he does it reflexively,” he said. “Even on that day.”