Mark Frauenfelder is a journalist and editor known for his work at Boing Boing, a popular website covering technology, science, and culture. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including politics, social issues, and current events. Mark's writing often offers a unique perspective and explores unconventional ideas.
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Negotiating with aggressive, belligerent bullies? This 5-step guide from experts shows how to out-maneuver bullying tactics.
By: Mark Frauenfelder
Still from "The Hardest Part" by Washed Out Yesterday Indie pop artist Washed Out (Ernest Greene, who did the Portlandia theme song) released
By: Mark Frauenfelder
A cola brand's edgy "F*ck the LAPD" t-shirt has enraged the Los Angeles police, who claim trademark infringement.
By: Mark Frauenfelder
Biden aide Jared Bernstein reveals he doesn't understand how government finances work, unable to explain basics in a cringe-worthy interview.
Boing Boing/Midjourney If you've been having trouble falling asleep or staying asleep through the night, you may want to try listening to pink noise.
By: Mark Frauenfelder
Quiz time! Can you spot the difference between these two statements? "Blacks might be more likely to die from chokeholds because their arteries do not open as fast as they…
By: Mark Frauenfelder
Dog slayer and fabulist Kristi Noem appearing on Face the Nation, May 5, 2024
By: Mark Frauenfelder
The backlash over Noem's book anecdotes about killing her puppy and goat led to a Colorado GOP fundraiser being canceled amid safety threats.
By: Mark Frauenfelder
Watch the shocking moment when a reckless home shopping host cracks open a pressure cooker mid-cook, leading to an explosion on live TV.
By: Mark Frauenfelder
When questioned on claims about meeting Kim Jong-Un, Kristi Noem gave scripted lies. Her embarrassing falsehood unraveled on air.
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