Panera’s “Lemonade That Kills You” Is Really a Story About Our Broken Country Mark Joseph Stern
Why should Americans rely on a law firm, and the eventual decisions of a judge and jury, to decide a national standard for caffeinated lemonade?
Why Wikipedia’s Highway Editors Took the Exit Ramp Stephen Harrison
After they seceded, they made their own wiki.
Texas Is Still Targeting Kate Cox After Her Historic Abortion Win Mary Ziegler
Cases like Kate Cox’s seem to be a unique feature of a post-Dobbs landscape, one in which adults have to plead with courts the way minors once did.
Help! My Mother Wants to Invite My Disabled Cousin to My Child-Free Wedding. Jenée Desmond-Harris
I think I’d … rather not.
Think You’re Pretty Smart? Prove It With Our Daily Quiz. Ray Hamel
Test your wits and see how you stack up on the leaderboard.
Some of This Year’s Best Reads Weren’t New Books at All. Here Are the Best. Dan Kois
From novels to children’s books to the play that Tony Kushner finally stopped rewriting.
Vivek Ramaswamy Crammed As Many Far-Right Conspiracy Theories As He Could Into the Last GOP Debate Shirin Ali
They didn’t need to make sense. He just wanted the soundbites.