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Points in Case

“AN OPEN LETTER TO WHOEVER KEEPS Hacking My Grandma’s Facebook.”

“Fact about Toddlers or Fact About Tornadoes.”

“All the Flights are Cancelled, Including the One You’re Currently On.”

These are some of the titles you’ll find on the website for Points in Case, a daily digital humor publication founded by editor-in-chief and comedian/producer Court Sullivan. Fellow comedian James Folta is managing editor; together, they publish smart concept writing, entertaining literary humor, funny essays and articles, lists, and humorous one-liners. “We want things that are really, really funny,” Folta says. “That’s our raison d’etre.”

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