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More Self-Inflicted Presidential Legal Woes Jan. 24, 2019
Last week, the investigative arm of BuzzFeed sparked a media frenzy with a report claiming that two ... Read More
Signals From Outer Space Jan. 15, 2019
We're taking a break from the increasingly ridiculous game of chicken playing out in Washington and ... Read More
Healthy Fear: ID Theft in Career and Personal Life Oct. 04, 2018
A young woman lost her purse while at lunch one day. She immediately filed a police report once she ... Read More
Mr. Zuckerberg Goes to Washington Apr. 10, 2018
Mark Zuckerberg will straighten out Congress this week on Communications in the Modern Era — o... Read More
It Depends on What the Meaning of Facts Is Mar. 30, 2018
Former President Barack Obama (I love the adjective preceding his title) made some comments at the r... Read More
What Computers Know About Us and Think They Know Mar. 15, 2018
The electric company sends me colorful reports on my monthly energy habits. A recent one rated me "a... Read More
Lying, Spying and Hiding Feb. 01, 2018
I have argued for a few weeks now that House Intelligence Committee members have committed misconduc... Read More
A Conspiracy of Silence Assaults Privacy Jan. 25, 2018
During the past three weeks, Congress passed and President Donald Trump signed into law vast new pow... Read More
FINRA's Coming Database, S&P and Moody's Oct. 11, 2017
Dear Mr. Berko: My brother-in-law, who is a longtime human resources officer with a New York Stock E... Read More
Social Security Laws Are NOT Changing Constantly Jun. 28, 2017
Several times every week, someone makes a comment similar to this one, which I found in today's emai... Read More
Trump and the Dems Need a Timeout Mar. 14, 2017
Many of us — no, make that most of us — have lost faith in important American institut... Read More
Early Voting Is a Bad Idea Nov. 04, 2016
If ever there was an argument against early voting, which has become used by most states in recent y... Read More
Wanted: A Better Understanding of When and Why Police Use Force Oct. 29, 2016
It has been more than two years since Ferguson, Missouri, erupted into riots following the deadly po... Read More
Can the Media Reveal Stolen Truths? Oct. 13, 2016
It seems that at every turn during this crazy presidential election campaign — with its deeply... Read More
The Verdict on Benghazi Jul. 01, 2016
The eighth investigation of the 2012 attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi ended like all the man... Read More
Innocents Online With Ashley Madison Sep. 01, 2015
To the thousands who've been outed as users of the Ashley Madison adultery website: You deserve symp... Read More
Coca-Cola Has a Scientific Word or Two for You in Defense of Sugary Beverages Aug. 21, 2015
Last week, I bemoaned the seemingly infinite amount of conflicting information that exists in this n... Read More
Finding Our Way Through Clean Labeling and the Cluttered World of Health Advice Aug. 14, 2015
Around the time we were taking our little walk down memory lane with Kellogg's and its sugary cereal... Read More
Federal Agencies Fight for Warrantless Access to Emails Aug. 13, 2015
How would you feel if the government could access a trove of information about who you are, what you... Read More
San Francisco vs. Soft Drinks Jun. 14, 2015
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors has something it wants to say: Fizzy sugar water can make you... Read More
