Category: Humor/Fiction

It’s beginning to appear that AI computers are better at communicating with other AI computers, than humans are…

On the Day of Decision, it won’t matter if you were hoping for a commerce that never fails…

You can easily find, on the internet, documentation of various carnivorous species engaging in cannibalism…

We all want safe and welcoming schools.  Right?  Or maybe we don’t…

I typically send my mom a card on Mother’s Day.  Or maybe a few days after Mother’s Day, if I happened to forget…

“Artificial intelligence is already creeping into state and federal tax departments as a powerful tool to strengthen their audit functions…”

Now we hear, from Attorney General Merrick Garland’s office, that marijuana is being reclassified, from a Schedule I substance to a Schedule III substance…

A surprising number of columnists, this year — including David French, and myself — have written this year about the “immense political gender gap”…

Occasionally, when everyday life becomes too much for me, I seek refuge in online discussions about philosophy…

The next few months were kind of rough, to be honest. The credit card companies still wanted to be paid…

How are non-working men between 25 and 54 spending their time? On average, nearly seven hours each weekday are dedicated to leisure time…

“Even for experienced therapists,” Hlynsson said, “managing romantic transference proved to be a challenge…”

According to the StorageCafe data, two of the top ten cities for WFH (Working From Home) are in Colorado… Neither of them are Pagosa Springs…

I grew up and learned my speech patterns in the Great American West, where there’s hardly anything funner that criticizing East Coast book critics…

Apparently, today is going to be a big day for cheese. Especially, perhaps, for blue cheese….

Unfortunately, I didn’t find out about the NPR “Joy Generator” until last week. Meaning that I could have been a lot happier these past couple of years…