As French protests spread globally, the question must be asked: If the point of protesting for one's rights is not to lose them entirely, perhaps violence should inspire a rethink. View post…
Brace for it! AI is Changing Dating Too.
Newspaper-style comic explores how dating has changed in the 2040s. View post…
How Many Pandemics Will it Take Before the Paradigm Shifts?
Where are the protestors? With virulent outbreaks a recurring headline in 2026, one wonders why we are so ill-prepared for the next pandemic — and why gain-of-function research has yet to to inspire international cooperation to reduce existential pandemic risks. View post…
Nana vs. Teen: Who Has the Better Dating Life?
Newspaper-style comic captures generational differences between a teen and her live-in grandmother. View post…
The New York Times has an Altercation with Readers Over Attempted Hijacking of Flydubai Flight
Comic: The New York Times is roasted on social media for calling a Flydubai hijacking attempt an "altercation" and the aircraft's near crash a "detour" in early reporting. View post…
CNN Rebrands After White House Row, Paramount Takeover
It wasn't quite what anybody expected but it saved CNN a lot of money on rebranding costs: View post…
Midterm Elections: Vote Like the Economy Depends on You
There is more than one road to the same inflationary crisis: The war on climate crisis. Geopolitical conflicts in oil producing regions like Russia and Iran. The $200T DSA price tag. A Bureau of Labor Statistics that is supplying the Federal Reserve with faulty data. And failing to vote in the 2026 Midterm elections. View post…
It’s Complicated: Reflections on the Legacy of Gloria Steinem in an Era of Demographic Crisis
Gloria Steinem's gift to women also became a gift to Wall Street. But it won't last. Here's why. View post…
Rules for Non-Radicals: Economic Interventions that Might Actually Make a Difference
With the labor participation rate at 50-year lows and millions of Americans no longer counted as unemployed, many Americans are convinced the American Dream is in need of a bailout. But what does that look like? “Radical realism” — not socialism — may very well be the answer. View post…