Author: Rex Huppke, USA TODAY

Texas schools are handing out kits that encourage parents to to collect their children’s DNA in case of an ’emergency.’ Post-Uvalde, this seems cold.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton fleeing a subpoena shows the Republican Party’s new approach to law and order: Consequences for thee, not for me.

It’s possible to believe our immigration system is a mess and also believe Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis flying migrants to Martha’s Vineyard is cruel.

Quiet quitting is the working world’s latest buzzword. It encourages workers to do the bare minimum and enjoy life. So what’s next? Quiet dieting?

A jury shows Alex Jones the price for being a monster, for leveraging the pain of others to make a buck peddling deceit. Not enough, but a start.

Kansans turn out in force to show that trying to take away abortion rights might not be as popular as Republicans think.

Tuesday’s primaries in five states again show how badly Donald Trump broke people’s brains with his election-denying conspiracies.

How did nearly 400 good guys with guns in Uvalde not stop one bad guy with a gun? You have to understand ‘NRA Math’ for it to make sense.

Overturning Roe v. Wade has left us confused about abortion access and worried about sex. Better we be celibate than confused and anxious, right?

A deadly mass shooting at Highland Park’s July 4th parade shows we’re celebrating an America where guns dictate how we live our lives.