What's the biggest news story of the moment?

The kidnapping of Nancy Guthrie?

The LDP's sweeping victory in last weekend's Lower House elections in Japan?

The drought in Kenya?

Yes, depending on what part of the world you happen to reside in, one of these stories (or the local equivalent) will be dominating the headlines when you scroll through the newsfeed today.

But 100 years from now, what news from our era do you think your great-great-grandchildren will be reading about?

Do you think they'll be learning about the Epstein files?

Do you think they'll be preoccupied with the geoeconomic scramble for rare earths that presaged WWIII?

Do you think they'll be scrutinizing New World Next Week Episode #619, in which James and James cover the Bezos ring camera surveillance fiasco?

Actually, that's a trick question. Given the way birth rates are plummeting throughout the world, it's quite likely you won't even have great-great-grandchildren running around 100 years from now.