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"Oh, if only more people were complaining about gas prices on Facebook!" you've all apparently been screaming at your computer screens.

Loyal Scaiaholics will recall I have an affinity for cheating death. That came up recently when ATF came to town.

I'm no square, but I was texting with some associates during the State of the Union address earlier this week. One had previously lamented he hadn't voted in ten years but was excited to cast his ballot in the primary Tuesday.

It appears Vladimir Putin did not read last week's blog. To protest that decision, groups of demonstrators gathered outside the Texas Capitol and in the streets of Dallas, Fort Worth and The Colony this weekend.

If there's anything American cinema can teach us, it's that the Russians don't succeed when they face a scrappy underdog. urse, the US embassy in Kyiv has been quick to explain they've been around longer than Moscow.

We might feel beaten down heading into the weekend, but FC Dallas has something for us all.

Loyal Scaiaholics will recall I jumped pretty hard on the Cincinnati Bengals bandwagon. But everyone jumped on the bandwagon [which, I suspect, is what makes it a bandwagon], so I couldn't find an acceptable shirt to watch the Super Bowl last weekend.

NASA and Lockheed Martin have been working together on a plane that can fly at the speed of sound without creating a sonic boom.

Everything went great the last time Texas had a cold snap. In anticipation of freezing temperatures this week, we were all gently encouraged to plan ahead, including ERCOT.

We all feel beaten down by this pandemic, but if there's anything the Cincinnati Bengals and Buffalo Bills can teach us, it's to never lose hope.

It's possible my greatest exposure to the Korean War comes from reruns of M*A*S*H . And one of my college history professors even threw a...

d with these supply chain shortages. We've all struggled with being told to stay at home. But #ScaiaBlog strives to provide an optimistic look toward the future. Which brings us to salsa.

Continuing a comprehensive series of "year in review" posts [and by “comprehensive”, the Scaianalysis Editorial Board means, “We can now...

I'm nothing if not a connoisseur of American cinema. #ScaiaBlog has covered such hard-hitting issues as why the DeLorean went back to an...

Each year, Northwest Arlington's Interlochen neighborhood comes alive with the sights of the season. Sights which include, but are not limited to, Santa in a flying saucer.

This is a busy time of year for Santa Claus. To make matters worse, we've all been struggling with inflation, including Santa. The 12...

I've made so secret of my controversial position that modern day arguments about pronouns have less of an impact on society than World War II. Today, 63 World War II vets flew into DFW from across the country.

Loyal Scaiaholics will recall I spend much of my workday in the car. As such, I've become a connoisseur of billboards.

Continuing a series on how horrible my generation is compared to those who fought in World War II, this week, I interviewed a gentleman who is both a World War II veteran and Holocaust survivor.

I'm sorry to say I never did follow through on my plan to become the Ric Flair of AM radio. Here's the conundrum: I understand many of the "bad guys" in the WWE universe are often the most engaging and charming in real life. Which brings us to the Mouth of the South, Jimmy Hart.