Amidst all the other news flying at us from our phones, computers, and TV screens (Where is Trump golfing this week? Is Chelsea Clinton gearing
Richard Spencer could be described as “moderately infamous.” In the past year, he became fairly well-known among followers of politics as an intellectual leader of
I didn’t write the column that should’ve come out two weeks ago because after the election, writing about a nonrelated football item seemed trivial, and
Odds are, living in the US, you’ve seen a National Football League (NFL) game on TV at some point. It’s almost an eventuality, given the
On Sunday, October 16, Colin Kaepernick started his first game of the season for the San Francisco 49ers. In a vacuum, there are a lot
If you’ve spent some time this fall watching the National Football League, you’ve probably come to the conclusion, just by appearances alone, that the most
I’m writing this on a Thursday night, just after watching what was perhaps the worst NFL game I’ve ever seen—a steaming turd of a game,
This week, Senators John McCain and Jeff Flake, both Arizona Republicans, released a major investigation into publicity spending by the US Department of Defense, specifically
The Sunday before I wrote this column (it will likely be more than a week in the past by the time you read this), the
A brief introduction: I’m excited to continue my tenure as—I’m pretty sure—the only sportswriter at the Observer this football season. You can find all my
The “American Fresh Brewhouse” at Assembly Row is anything but your standard mall bar and grill. It’s owned and operated by Somerville Brewing Company—a small
I had a band director in high school who liked to say that music was great when it effectively built up and released tension. If