• Artemis II Is About to Leave Earth – and Take Us With It

    There are launches, and then there are moments that feel like a page turning. The upcoming Artemis II is not just another mission. It is the first time in more than fifty years that humans will travel around the Moon and come home. The last time that happened was during Apollo 17. Since then, the Moon has been…

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  • Deepfakes Are About to Break the Legal System

    Not long ago, the idea that a perfectly realistic video of someone could be fabricated from nothing belonged in science fiction. Now it belongs on the internet. Deepfake technology allows anyone with modest technical skill to create convincing audio or video of a person saying or doing something that never happened. The results can be…

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  • Can AI Be Sued?

    Can AI Be Sued?

    AI lawsuits are exploding right now. Artificial intelligence has quietly moved from science fiction into everyday life. It writes emails, drafts contracts, answers medical questions, drives cars, recommends financial investments, and even generates news articles. But as AI systems become more powerful and more embedded in daily decision making, a serious legal question is starting…

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  • Comfort Is Expensive

    Comfort Is Expensive

    The most expensive thing in 2026 isn’t gas.It isn’t groceries.It isn’t interest rates. It’s comfort. Comfort is staying in the job you’ve outgrown because it pays the bills and nobody is yelling at you. Comfort is knowing your health is slipping … but telling yourself you’ll start Monday. Comfort is keeping your head down when…

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  • Consensus Is Not Clarity

    Consensus Is Not Clarity

    There is a peculiar confidence that arrives with consensus. Once a winner is announced, something subtle shifts. Conversation tightens. Opinions harden. People begin speaking not about what they experienced, but about what is now established. The work has been named, categorized, filed. This is the moment criticism quietly exits the room. Consensus feels like understanding because…

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  • Rules for Surviving New Year’s Eve

    New Year’s Eve is a magical time. It’s the one night of the year where people who are normally careful, rational, and fully aware of consequences collectively decide:“Tonight? Tonight, the rules are different.” They are not. As a personal injury lawyer, I can tell you that New Year’s Eve is less champagne and confetti and more emergency rooms…

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  • The Existential Life of a Christmas Ornament

    The box of ornaments comes down from the attic with the energy of an aging prizefighter. It knows this is its one bout of the year. It knows you will open it no matter how much dust has accumulated. It knows you will whisper a small prayer that nothing inside has shattered, even though you…

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  • Thanksgiving in the House of Elegant Anarchy: A Toast to Chaos, Craft, and the People Who Make the Mess Worth Making

    Thanksgiving, at its core, is a holiday built on an ancient and sacred ritual: gathering with the people who know exactly how to push your buttons, then attempting – heroically – to act like your blood pressure isn’t rising like bread dough left too close to the oven. But beneath all the gravy-drenched chaos, there’s…

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  • Wicked Leadership Lessons: Why Most Attorneys Are Glinda When They Should Be Elphaba

    There are two kinds of leaders in the world:those who float around in a bubble and those who get shoved out a tower window, discover gravity is optional, and decide to rewrite the laws of physics on the way down. If you’ve seen the new Wicked movie, you know exactly which is which. Glinda is the sparkle-tinged…

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  • BEETLEJUICE ON BROADWAY: A REVIEW

    Seen November 16, featuring the Trisha Paytas casting that broke the internet and possibly the underworld. Broadway has always been a little haunted. Some theatres claim ghosts; others merely host them. But Beetlejuice doesn’t wait for spirits to wander in – it drags them onstage, shoves them under a strobe light, and hands them a mic. On…

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