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The End of Entertaining Nonsense For those of a certain age, getting stoned and solving the problems of the world in a college dorm room was a rite of passage.

Well Bless Your Big Dog Heart, Albany Only in America do we look at a perfectly normal skyline and say, “You know what this needs? A 28-foot dog on a

There are moments in this country that should stop us in our tracks. An attempted assassination of a former president—of any public figure, regardless of party—ought to be one of

Somewhere, at some point, there was a conversation. Maybe it went something like this:“Hey, you know what would go viral?”“No, what?”“Driving a lawnmower… through the front doors of a Target.”

There are moments when the lessons of American life don’t come from a classroom or a headline—but from a simple conversation. This past weekend, at a winery event in Northern

Every April, long before the Saturdays of autumn dominate the college football landscape, Penn State’s Blue-White game quietly reasserts itself as one of the most economically important events in Centre

On any given day, it doesn’t take long to find division. Scroll through social media, turn on the news, or sit in a crowded room, and you’ll quickly see it—people

The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) has caused quite a stir this week. The group, founded to highlight and fight racism, stands accused of handing out more than three million

There are unexpected guests… and then there’s a full hot-air balloon casually pulling up in your backyard like it owns the place. Because apparently, that’s what we’re doing now in

One of the most common refrains in every campaign cycle is that the problem is one of messaging. We just need the voters to understand things better. Having 50 years