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While we’ve been busy dealing with the stress of surviving a global pandemic, climate change has been simmering on in the background. This winter of ice storms and power loss […]
During the late 1940s up until the mid 50s, United States Senator Joseph McCarthy took it upon himself to weed out the corruption and threat of the communist spies and […]
The policies of a city or state are not always a reflection of the masses. Left or right, what happens in a state is at the fault of the legislator, […]
After getting almost two feet of snow, it’s really tough to find a parking spot that your car will be able to drive out of. Without four-wheel drive, college students […]
The Pacific Northwest has a power problem. We have plenty of electricity, sure, and our electric bills are considerably lower than they would be anywhere else in the country. Our […]
In the Idaho representation’s latest act of folly, the Senate State Affairs committee provided favorable recommendation Monday toward legislation banning abortion after a fetal heartbeat can be detected. Similar legislation […]
Memes, TikToks, Instagram posts, and the like are full of jokes and quote-on-quote relatable moments for people with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. People who have been properly diagnosed or have […]
I love telemarketers. I always have and I always will. There is something tremendously whimsical about a stranger selling you a scam. I understand that a repetitive phone call from […]
Lockdown last year still causes nightmares. Introverts thrived from the “forced to stay home” rule. Extroverts suffocated from a lack of human interaction aside from their family. Now that I’m […]
Cynicism is not the anecdote that will rid the world of romance and Valentine’s Day. Feb. 14 brings with it a contrast of people who want to celebrate the romantic […]