In the media , “L.A.” doesn’t only stand for Los Angeles—or even, without the periods, as the postal abbreviation for Louisiana. It also means “local angle.”

“In India,” I’m being told, “if a group of people is talking about you and you suddenly show up, it means you will have a long life.” The

THE HUNGER GAPES—”OMAD” stands for One Meal A Day, a dietary practice whose devotees include the impressively lean and muscled singer-songwriter Bruce Springsteen.

People in jobs whose value might be called “under suspicion”—the jobs, not the people—are rightly concerned they’re about to be replaced either by faceless Artificial Intelligence or by robots wearing leisure suits or culottes, depending on AG (artificial gender).

It’s clear that those professing shock, indignation and dyspepsia—over Joe Biden’s presidential pardon of his son Hunter—have never been the leader of the free world.

It’s that magical time of the year once again when some of the worst imaginable TV movies are beamed, streamed and dreamed into your den, laptop, Apple Watch or indigestion-provoked nightmares.

I had a company as a client for several years that bought a suite every year at my town’s NBA stadium.

With Thanksgiving scheduled for tomorrow—yes, it comes out on Thursday again this year, can you believe it?

Of all the personal qualities we’ve lost along the way, false modesty may be the least lamented but most useful.

After years of watching panels of “experts” debating the news on CNN, CNBC, MSNBC, CBS, PBS and even the fair and balanced FOX News,

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