I Might Be Wrong

Political activity seems to fry some people's brains, or to at least be the activity of choice for people whose brains were already fried. What can we do about that?

A big decision on climate policy has been made basically because we had no other options. Is the option we're going with any good?

When are we allowed to stop talking about Trump? The Justice Department's next moves will go a long way towards answering that question.

Sometimes, you've got to put Taiwan and the Supreme Court aside and engage in some aggressive stupidity. This is one of those times.

If the Supreme Court is a neutral body that applies judicial principles in a consistent way, then gay marriage is under threat.

Writers have no good solutions to the "what traits do you give to a fictional character?" problem, but that doesn't mean we can't think about all the ways that we're screwed.

It's easy to say that Jon Stewart should not run for president, but explaining why not is a bit trickier.

Getting high and digging deep on the Supreme Court's West Virginia v. EPA ruling.

Let's try to quantify just how great it is to not go into an office.