We talk a lot about “Entitlement Nation” on Varney & Co. And here’s one example our team always seems to point to: motorized scooters. A recent report in the Tampa Bay Times says those scooters, meant ...

Nothing like a little chicken salad made from last night's barbecue, I think as I reach into the fridge, fully prepared to navigate the murky world of leftovers, some of them probably pretty darn ...

Washington was a stickler for good manners, and that included dignified dress. As a youth, he hand-copied a text called “Rules of Civility & Decent Behavior in Company and Conversation.” They included ...

Had George Washington joined me outside a Chili’s at Chicago’s O’Hare Airport recently, he would have shuddered at the sight. There, a nation of slobs paraded through the crossroads of America. Frayed ...

“Slobs versus the snobs” is a trope on TV that also plays out in the political arena, as politicians seek to align with the working class by demeaning societal “elites.” The “slobs” are often ...

Young men are giving up their sweatpants and casual clothes and donning a wardrobe that looks much better, primarily focused ...

In film after film from the late ’70s into the mid-’80s, the slobs — often led by writer-director-actor Harold Ramis, who died today at age 69 — trounced the snobs in each of their face-offs: at Faber ...

The state attorney general is trying to make PepsiCo legally liable for the behavior of people who buy its products. To put it mildly, that's a stretch. Credit: Getty Images. This is a column about ...

Illiterate, lazy slobs hit a new low at Rochester's compost site on Sunday. I drove over with grass clippings, and was greeted by a big sign that reads "Grass and Leaves ONLY" Tree limbs are forbidden ...

COLLEGE PARK, Maryland – There may not a position group in the country happier to see October end than the Ohio State offensive line. Heck, if we’re being real – and I’m all about being real – that ...

It’s 1977 in Wiggly, Georgia, and Christmas Flint (moppet extraordinaire Mckenna Grace) is pining for a purpose. The nine-year-old lives with her widower dad (Jim Gaffigan), who everyone calls “Boss ...