The AI Argument: Why Pushback Makes Better Content
When your AI assistant says “no,” it might be doing you a favor—lessons from a contentious collaboration
When your AI assistant says “no,” it might be doing you a favor—lessons from a contentious collaboration
The 1978 horror classic Invasion of the Body Snatchers isn’t fiction anymore. It’s a documentary of the current administration.
The Renee Good Shooting and America’s Descent into Lawlessness
Trump’s Perverse Quest to Regulate Your Orgasms
The Dictator-in-Chief's Guide to "Voting"
Or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Historical Revisionism
What do we do when constitutional mechanisms require the cooperation of those undermining them?
Mort Sahl walks on stage—cardigan sweater, rolled-up newspaper under his arm, that sardonic half-smile.
Dr. Michael Scullin, Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience at Baylor University and the director of the Sleep Neuroscience and Cognition Laboratory.
Trump, RFK Jr., and the Collapse of Medical Authenticity
How Our “Primitive” Cousins Were More Civilized Than Today’s Autocrats
A Comparative Study in American Self-Invention, or: How Calamity Jane and Donald Perfected the Art of Bullshit
And the truth is he just doesn't give a shit
Inside ICE's Plan to Recruit Gun Show Attendees as Deportation Officers