Month: June 2018
When You Can and Cannot Say ‘No’ When Someone Asks to Switch Seats With You on an...
Back in May the Seattle City Council unanimously passed the "head tax" under the auspices of raising...
Sitting down to write about the moral authority hierarchy of loss in the current political landscape, I...
The intersection of economics, politics, and Star Wars.
The philosophical questions of morality in warfare are as old as recorded human history. With the rise...
Packing up my office this week to put on the truck, but I still wanted to share....
The case involved the practice in Ohio of purging voters who have not voted in several...
The Supreme Court's conservative majority makes a decision that happens to align perfectly with its own political...
Net neutrality is officially repealed as of Monday, June 11. While the vote to repeal occurred back...
Oak Ridge National Laboratory is a facility born from the drive to accomplish scientific feats before an...
The obituary, long the traditional and biographical announcement of a death in a newspapers, has found new...
In a hotly contested election year, the most boring US Senate race might prove to have the...
When you suddenly realize that a person you never met had a significant impact on your adult...
"What a difference a second makes" -Matt Dawson
An examination of Upgrade that will spoil the movie. Do not read if you do not want...
Retroactive is a #ICYMI listing of all the great reading from the week that was.
This week's unique...
The Electronic Entertainment Expo
