"3 Minutes Of Madness"

Men run most of the world, but evidence is mounting women do it better. 

Seems like ancient history now, but the assassination attempt against Donald Trump still looks a little fishy. 

The U.S. vice-presidency has long been a thankless job. Suddenly, it's hot. 

Political surprises in Europe, Supreme Court shockers in the U.S. and a debate performance that just won't go away.

An overdue screed on a major threat to civilized society. 

The XXXIII Olympiad is only weeks away. Paris is still a construction site. 

Graduation speeches are usually high-minded and bland. Not this year. 

As a major restaurant chain goes bankrupt, some questions about its namesake. 

How to survive in the age of him, her, they, them and other linguistic minefields. 

College campuses across the U.S. are engulfed in anti-war protests. But that's nothing compared to 1968.

As Ben Franklin would advise, we shouldn't make fun of an old guy who stinks up the courtroom.

It's coming soon. Won't be the first time, either. 

The candidate has been surprisingly specific about how he would govern. We should pay attention. 

America is at war. Over punctuation. 

Ah, spring! Nature's ultimate con job. And we're not helping. 

Where is Joseph of Arimathea when we need him? He's here, but you may not have noticed. 

Cuba is dying, and we're mostly to blame. 

How a chance encounter by a couple of women from very different worlds changed the face of music. 

I started a GoFundMe campaign to pay our ex-president's legal bills. It didn't go the way I expected. 

Politics used to be a serious undertaking. Now, it's a TV miniseries. May the best show get renewed.