In an iconic 1992 episode of “Seinfeld,” George Costanza cheats in Trivial Pursuit, taking advantage of an answer card misprint: “Moops” instead of “Moors.” Fast forward 25 years, and the Moops have ...

The D.C. Circuit Court’s decision in Halbig v. Burwell came down yesterday, and in an anticipated but no less galling turn of events, a pair of Republican-appointed judges ruled that a single poorly ...

If you read the Supreme Court’s 6-3 decision in King v. Burwell, you probably came away thinking that the plaintiffs and the conservative activists who dreamed up the legal challenge lost. That’s ...

ZACH TUGGLE/THE LANTERNJim Hutter, Rex Siebold, ‘Sparky’ and T.J. Hecker of The Moops perform Wednesday in Bernie’s on High Street. Imagine you’re seeing a rock concert. Suddenly, one of the band ...

It’s very clear that the architects of Obamacare and all those who voted for it made the equivalent of a typo when they failed to specify that health-insurance subsidies would also be available to ...

George refuses to back down during a Trivial Pursuit game on Seinfeld when the answer reads “Moops” instead of “Moors.” What starts as a simple disagreement quickly turns into one of his most ...