Nitish Pahwa

While generations of fans may have loved “Dilbert,” its creator devolved into something unrecognizable as he embraced the MAGA age.

Lawmakers want to close a so-called hemp loophole. They might blow up a massive industry in the process.

Lawmakers want to close a so-called hemp loophole. They might blow up a massive industry in the process.

Lawmakers want to close a so-called hemp loophole. They might blow up a massive industry in the process.

Lawmakers want to close a so-called hemp loophole. They might blow up a massive industry in the process.

Lawmakers want to close a so-called hemp loophole. They might blow up a massive industry in the process.

Lawmakers want to close a so-called hemp loophole. They might blow up a massive industry in the process.

Lawmakers want to close a so-called hemp loophole. They might blow up a massive industry in the process.

Lawmakers want to close a so-called hemp loophole. They might blow up a massive industry in the process.

Lawmakers want to close a so-called hemp loophole. They might blow up a massive industry in the process.

Lawmakers want to close a so-called hemp loophole. They might blow up a massive industry in the process.

Lawmakers want to close a so-called hemp loophole. They might blow up a massive industry in the process.

Lawmakers want to close a so-called hemp loophole. They might blow up a massive industry in the process.

From affairs with big-name politicians to a MySpace-era pop song, the journalist’s comeback attempt is hitting a few bumps along the way.

Lawmakers want to close a so-called hemp loophole. They might blow up a massive industry in the process.

From affairs with big-name politicians to a MySpace-era pop song, the journalist’s comeback attempt is hitting a few bumps along the way.

Lawmakers want to close a so-called hemp loophole. They might blow up a massive industry in the process.

From affairs with big-name politicians to a MySpace-era pop song, the journalist’s comeback attempt is hitting a few bumps along the way.

From affairs with big-name politicians to a MySpace-era pop song, the journalist’s comeback attempt is hitting a few bumps along the way.

Lawmakers want to close a so-called hemp loophole. They might blow up a massive industry in the process.

From affairs with big-name politicians to a MySpace-era pop song, the journalist’s comeback attempt is hitting a few bumps along the way.

From affairs with big-name politicians to a MySpace-era pop song, the journalist’s comeback attempt is hitting a few bumps along the way.

From affairs with big-name politicians to a MySpace-era pop song, the journalist’s comeback attempt is hitting a few bumps along the way.

From affairs with big-name politicians to a MySpace-era pop song, the journalist’s comeback attempt is hitting a few bumps along the way.

From affairs with big-name politicians to a MySpace-era pop song, the journalist’s comeback attempt is hitting a few bumps along the way.

The streaming wars have never been pettier.

The streaming wars have never been pettier.

The streaming wars have never been pettier.

The streaming wars have never been pettier.

The president still doesn’t appear to understand a likely reason for Tuesday’s results: the unnecessary, cruelly forced mass hunger unique to the shutdown.