There's only one Trump question in this week's news quiz. But can you answer it?

By Holly J. Morris

Published May 31, 2024 at 5:00 AM EDT

From left: Sonequa Martin-Green, Xiao Qi Ji, RFK Jr.

This week, there was an unusual amount of air travel news: bad, sad, heartwarming and perhaps unnecessary. After Memorial Day security lines, clearly audiences had a thirst for more airport-adjacent content!

But no one cared after around 5 p.m. ET on Thursday, because the Trump verdict came in.

If your brain survived that and the three-day weekend, maybe you can get that 11/11 this week.

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