To pretend that Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. would not have supported today's anti-racism movements is ludicrous, says Joseph Flynn.

Jim Kline doesn't believe in horoscopes, but he does believe in the science behind one star seen long ago.

Lynnea Erickson Laskowski is steamed after a bank snafu — And it reminds her that not so long ago, women needed more than good credit to get a credit card.

You can learn a lot about people by watching them like, well... like you'd watch a cat, says cat-observer Francisco Solares Larrave.

Donate? Selling plasma isn't just for broke college students. Just ask Chris Fink.

It’s one thing to be an unpalatable, unhinged and ill-educated human being, says Andrew Nelson. But it’s another thing to vote for such a human being.

What are the pros and cons of large language models, like ChatGPT, in a university setting? David Gunkel asks a bot.

Suffering, says Connie Seraphine, can bring about hope.

Joe Mitchell asks who's to blame, the politicians or the people who vote for them?

Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens? Meh, they're all right. But Wester Wuori's favorite things are a whole different story.