There was a time when MoviePass seemed too good to be true, but now the deal just isn’t as good.
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The MoviePass Saga Takes A Dark Turn
Objective vs. Competitive Grading
Do we want grades to tell us how much a student learned, or how the student performed when compared to peers?
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Consent Coerced By Cops
Can a person in custody freely consent to sex with the arresting officer? The answer is obvious, except in about 35 states.
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Same-Sex Marriage Is Here To Stay
If you are panicked about the future of marriage equality, you can relax – or find something else to worry about.
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AmEx Is Free To Terrorize Shopkeepers
The fees American Express charges merchants may often be steep and sometimes scary, but they are not anticompetitive.
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Post-Nuclear Regrets
A decision to “go nuclear” haunts Senate Democrats, who must fight a Supreme Court confirmation battle without any weapons.
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A Premature Burst Of Hyperbole
President Trump may get a chance to reshape the Supreme Court for years to come, but it hasn’t happened yet.
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An Untimely Death, A Timely Reminder
XXXTentacion’s death at age 20 underscores that while everyone needs an estate plan, rising artists have special concerns.
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Actions Speak Louder, But Words Still Matter
The Supreme Court’s decision in the “travel ban” case was a little about talk, but a lot more about action.
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‘Baby Jessica’ And The Cave Rescue
Stories of survival and heroic rescue don’t come along every day; we should savor them when they do.
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