The Metaverse is Nonsense
Rather than an actual, concrete development, most companies treat the metaverse as a buzzword to garner media and investor interest, regardless of how realistic their proposal is.
Author: Eric Cunningham
Eric Cunningham is the editor-in-chief of Elections Daily. He is a lifelong resident of western North Carolina and graduated from Appalachian State University. You can follow him on Twitter at @decunningham2. @decunningham2.
Star Wars: Visions Blends Star Wars With Anime, and It Mostly Works
Is Star Wars: Visions a gimmick, or something more? As someone who isn’t an anime fan, I set out to watch the series and find out.
The Vehicle Miles Traveled Tax Would be a Tax from Hell
The Vehicle Miles Traveled Tax concept seems designed to alienate virtually every side of the political spectrum. So how would it work?
Looking Back on the BIONICLE Films
I recently picked up all four BIONICLE movies and watched them for the first time in several years. Here are my thoughts on each
How a BIONICLE Flash Game Launched LEGO’s Comeback
BIONICLE-a portmanteau for “biological chronicle”-marked LEGO’s first foray into original, story-based action…and saved the company
Stacey Abrams’s Big Lie Has Real Consequences
Stacey Abrams doesn’t seem to realize that her words have consequences and her claims will be taken seriously outside the political sphere.
Zack Snyder’s Man of Steel Deserves a Re-Evaluation
Zack Snyder’s Man of Steel has perhaps one of the most confusing legacies of a modern superhero film. It deserves a second look.
Wonder Woman 1984: A Great Throwback in More Ways Than One
Wonder Woman 1984 benefits from this creative freedom to follow what worked (Wonder Woman) rather than what didn’t (the broader DCEU).
How Roy Cooper Became America’s Worst Governor
When Cooper’s singular focus has been a new Democratic majority, it’s hard to see his tenure as anything less than a catastrophic failure.
Joe Biden Won’t Restore America’s Norms
These are the actions of a side that sees power as a birthright and separation of powers and constitutional restraint as obstacles.
The Conservative Movement Shouldn’t Embrace Unions
Encouraging the flourishing of the individual is the best way to encourage honest, fulfilling work. That doesn’t mean supporting labor.
Conservatism Beyond Trump
Nobody knows what conservatism will look like in 2024. What is clear, however, is that some things will change beyond Trump.
Integralists: America’s Would-be Theocrats
If Integralism sounds like fascism, well, that’s because it sounds like fascism. Integralists should be treated as such, as well as its advocates
Animal Crossing: New Horizons Sets a New Path for the Series
Whether you’re a seasoned Animal Crossing fan or have never touched the series before, I can offer nothing but a wholehearted endorsement for New Horizons.
Nintendo Needs Mario Role-Playing Games
On October 1, 2019, AlphaDream Corporation, the team behind the beloved Mario & Luigi series of turn-based role-playing games, declared bankruptcy. This move surprised many and marked yet another crippling blow to fans of Mario RPGs,...
Star Wars Episode IX: The Rise of Palpatine
Discussing The Rise of Skywalker without spoilers is not an easy task. If you’ve seen every trailer and every clip, you’ve not seen much of the film at all.
Star Wars Episode VIII: The Best Jedi?
The Last Jedi is the Star Wars film I’ve most dreaded reviewing, and not for anything to do with the film itself. A small minority of self-described fans not only hate the film, but seem intent on ruining Star Wars for everyone else.
Star Wars Episode VII: The Saga Awakens
This is the eighth in a series of reviews I am writing for each of the live-action theatrical Star Wars films. I’ll be reviewing the films in release order in order to give the...
A Star Wars Double Feature: Rogue One and Solo
Now seems like the perfect time to look at the two other live-action Star Wars prequel films – the Star Wars Story duology of Rogue One and Solo.
