Category Archives: Commentary

I question New York City Mayor Eric Adams’ describing his city as “the Port-Au-Prince of America” from a political branding perspective.

While I am very much in the pro-video game ownership side of things, I had to call foul on a headline taking a seemingly anti-ownership quote by a Ubisoft executive out of its original context.

Inspired by a series of recent blog posts, I offer a proposed set of best practices for media review scoring systems.

Justin of our Justin and Justina duo looks behind a particularly inane protest to wonder what happened to that Ronald McDonald guy.

A humorous and ultimately borderless search for the long sought-after “libertarian moment.”

The statements of the Russian and Chinese governments on the Israel-Hamas War would be ironic if they were not entirely expected.

Wherein I use a particularly questionable “experts say” headline on a piece trying to justify Hamas’ behavior to question the “experts say” headlines.

I say what the reports left implicit about the fact that two fraudsters created 25 convincing Basquiat forgeries with nothing more than cardboard and a few minutes of painting.

When even the family of the Colombo consigliere cannot log off.

I offer my critique of the decision of big, multinational banks to allow people to camp out in ATM vestibules.

Was an NBA player who was born in an overseas U.S. territory born “overseas” as the word is commonly understood?

The NCCIH’s answer to a question about whether melatonin prevents or treats a certain virus raises tangential questions.