Organic farms try to make their products better for people, but that doesn’t mean better animal welfare.
A courtroom with a view (of the back of Donald Trump’s head)
Natalya Toryanski went viral for parodying a seemingly ubiquitous style of talking.
Slate Money (party of three) discusses restaurant reservation resellers, the ban on non-compete clauses, and Biden’s crackdown on airline junk fees.
Justice Alito suggests it’s better for democracy to let Presidents commit crime with impunity. Cool.
Noticing longer, gray lockboxes, a soul-crushing teacher, Georgia O’Keeffe and more are explored in this week’s audio essay from John Dickerson.
Boy-band expert Maria Sherman says fans should own their fandom and not internalize anti–boy band denigration.
How journalist Tonya Mosley got to know her sister Anita decades after she died.
Jenée Desmond-Harris is joined by NYT relationship and sex columnist Gina Cherelus
Or has the long journey to banning the short-video app just begun?
David Pecker’s testimony might catch Donald Trump; campus protests result in student arrests; and the Supreme Court tries to grasp presidential immunity.
Slate’s parenting podcast on taking up arms.
An ex-prosecutor for the Southern District of New York, Todd Blanche left one of the oldest Wall Street law firms to represent the former president.
Dahlia Lithwick and Mark Joseph Stern take you through the arguments in the emergency abortion care case, plus a look ahead to Trump’s immunity case.
This week, the hosts discuss The Tortured Poets Department, Fallout, and Becca Rothfeld’s debut essay collection.
How student protests have intensified and spread.
The online gaming platform recently rolled out a $35 million fund for creators.
And finding humor with it, too.
Bryan and Jules learn about the odd ins and outs of trademarking queer content
The Broadway show Stereophonic on how to construct the sound of the ’70s.