Naomi Osaka withdrew from the French Open on May 31, 2021, saying she needed to “take some time away from the court” after being fined for not attending a press conference following her tennis match. …

Navigating the first stages of a memory problem is never easy. Post COVID-19 vaccination, I drove down to visit my also-vaccinated family in Delaware this past weekend. It was the first time I had made this trip in over 14 months. Prior to the pandemic, I would visit about every other month. This is something I started doing when my dad’s…

With another holiday season approaching, many families plan on getting together again to catch-up and reconnect. Hopefully, given the raging pandemic in most states, these family get-togethers will be virtual. With more Americans believing conspiracy theories than ever before in recent history, such gatherings can be awkward for those unbelievers…

The novel coronavirus outbreak of 2020 and its resulting disease, COVID-19, lays bare one undeniable truth for office workers and their employers. Many (most?) employees don’t need to be working in the office to begin with. The Empty Promises of Offices Offices are supposed to be these magical collaborative environments where we meet our co-workers…

During times of crisis — such as the current novel coronavirus outbreak and its disease, COVID-19 — there lies an opportunity for companies properly positioned. While thousands of small businesses are suffering due to the shutdown of the U.S. economy, some investor-backed Silicon Valley darlings are thriving. Or, at least…

“Social distancing” is the recommended behavior for most Americans due to the COVID19 coronavirus pandemic affecting the world today. That is, most Americans should generally avoid other people, especially crowds, and only go out for basic necessities. You don’t have to think very hard about the effects that shuttering businesses—…

You can’t pop a filter bubble with more information — It’s been said that the solution to misinformation is simply more information. It’s the cornerstone of the argument for the type of virtually unrestricted free speech we enjoy in the U.S. The argument is that you address misinformation by providing facts that directly speak to the misinformation (or as so…