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The Humor of Melvin Durai

Humor columns and other short humorous pieces.

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Farm Workers Put Themselves in Harm's Way Every Day

Some of the hardest working people in the world are farm workers.

Stop the Leaks! But Not All of Them

There are many kinds of leaks in the world and whether you like them or not depends largely on whether you’re on the receiving end of them.

The Hairy Truth About Japan's New Dress Code

Among the many commendable ways to conserve energy during hot weather, I’d like to applaud Japan’s latest initiative: allowing government workers to wear shorts to the office.

Be Careful Where You Get Those Dental Implants

A dentist near my home has a large sign bearing his name and the words “Dental Implantologist.” Until I saw his sign, I had never come across the word “implantologist,” not even while watching the National Spelling Bee.

Cooling Off Indoors to Survive a Heat Wave

I recently survived a heat wave that confirmed to me that the greatest man in history was the man who invented air conditioning.

Everyone's Got Heroes — and Not All of Them Kick Balls

One of the most captivating moments at this year’s FIFA World Cup occurred after Canada beat South Africa 1-0 to reach the round of 16.

Boost Your Brain Health: Do a Little Gardening

My wife and I have a flower garden in front of our house and a vegetable garden at the back.

Hydration Breaks: Do We Really Need Them?

If you've been watching the 2026 FIFA World Cup, you probably noticed something different about this year's matches.

It's Time to Get Excited About the World Cup

The FIFA World Cup 2026 is finally here, kicking off with a preliminary match today (June 11) in Mexico City, and finishing with the final on July 19.

More Voters Willing to Support Gay Candidates, But With a Condition

Leo Varadkar, whose father immigrated to Britain from India, served as Ireland’s taoiseach (head of government) from 2017 to 2020, and again from 2022 to 2024.