

Nerds Discover That Lightsabers Are Actually Possible
The Force is strong with a group of science types, as they believe the lightsaber is actually possible. Yes, please.
Dancing Around a Dirty Subject
Travis Laurence Naught takes a humorous approach to the history of dance-offs and dance circles, and where dancing has evolved to today. Consider yourself served.
Mitchell in Winter
Curtis Dawkins is in prison serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole. In this article, he writes about one of his bunkmates, Mitchell, and how things in prison are rarely as simple as they appear.
The Mountains Are Calling
Why Americans need to stand our ground and get our hands dirty for public lands.
All of These Russia Escalations Were Planned Years Ago
President Donald Trump’s escalations against Russia might bristle, but it’s nothing new. In fact, it long predates him.
Risen Apes: Basic Training
S.M. Park’s continuing column Risen Apes about being a 70-year-old boomer. In this column “Basic Training,” Park looks at his alcoholism since an early age and Jud “Ashtray” LeFay, his boss at Bank of America.
Slow Walkers? They’ve Got Nothing on Those Unpredictable Walkers
Everyone hates slow walkers, but you know what? Compared to these bastards, they’re borderline saints.
Facebook Won’t Slow Down, but Can a Regulatory Body Catch Up?
This week, we’ve discovered two things: Facebook has no control over itself and Congress has no idea how to police it. What we need is an impartial regulatory body and we need it now.
Why You Should Catch The Sho, the Millennial Babe Ruth
Will Shohei Ohtani be the next Babe Ruth? Mathew Mackie examines Ohtani’s stunning debut with the Los Angeles Angels as a double-threat hitter and pitcher.