Sean Davis’s bid to be the next mayor of Portland comes to an end this political cycle, but he’s just getting started.
Mike Magnuson attended the University of Wisconsin’s recent commencement ceremony and reflects with mixed feelings on the general state of higher education in Wisconsin.
Jeff Reese takes a look at recent events regarding Mike Faverman and has a message for men like him.
We’re surprised that the murdering of Sarah Palin by Jimmy Kimmel didn’t make bigger news. Dave Eagle digs deeper into the story that was TL;DR.
The “Weak” in U.S. Politics: People who can’t make up their minds (we’re looking at you, Ted Cruz), Trump art goes viral, Elizabeth Warren, and white people voting.
As we become more advanced, are we loving the sound of our inventive voice too much? Is our genius making us stupid?
Australian Roger Pugh in his latest “Letter to America” looks at the remaining U.S. Presidential candidates. It’s coming down to a choice between who is the least detestable.
I like Bernie Sanders and you like Donald Trump, can we be neighbors? In Wisconsin? Mike Magnuson examines some local history and tries hard to answer these questions.
“Confessions of an Educator” columnist Chris Margolin wonders where the art of typing went. Or interpersonal, face-to-face communication, for that matter.