Week Zero, Week 1, and the calendar from hell
The 2026 college football season doesn’t really kick off so much as it slowly materializes over about ten days. There’
Greetings, Earthlings. Kulo here. It appears your species is about to reboot the juvenile containment facilities again. Across most of New Mexico, it’s back‑to‑school season: the humans
Everyone's Arguing About the Wrong Thing
The Pentagon rolled out a testosterone-screening policy this month — annual checks for service members 30 and older, voluntary hormone therapy for
Spain Lifted the Trophy. America Threw the Party.
Spain are World Cup champions. Ferran Torres said so in the 106th minute, and the record book will agree forever.
But if
Before the airplane, before the interstate, before satellites plotted position from orbit, the United States solved a simpler but no less staggering problem: how to move people, goods, and power
The Fireworks Are Over. The Noise Is Not.
We survived the Fourth of July. The hot dogs are gone, the sunburn is beginning to peel in medically concerning sheets, and
Let me tell you something the folks in Washington would rather you not lose sleep over: the People's Republic of China (PRC) is attacking American networks right now,
A quiet manufacturing problem on the other side of the world is about to show up in New Mexico wallets. Not because of a war. Not because of an election.
America was not built only by presidents, wars, railroads, highways, satellites, and inventors. It was also built in gymnasiums, swimming pools, summer camps, church basements, locker rooms, after-school programs,
Something big just shifted in the box sitting under your TV. Fox — yes, the Fox News, Fox Sports, Sunday-football Fox — agreed to buy Roku, the little purple-buttoned remote
