Science

• Inverse

  • The inside scoop on how American became obsessed with protein

  • Why the future of periods could be none at all

  • Male birth control is at our fingertips. Will we ever grasp it?

• Scientific American

  • Is ‘Bed Rotting’ Good or Bad for Your Sleep?

• Live Science

  • Do we really only use 10% of our brains?

• Popular Science

  • Hidden fungal networks cover the globe—and soon they’ll be mapped

  • The surprising link between caterpillar poop and our climate

  • Spiciness isn’t a taste, and more burning facts about the mysterious sensation

  • These worms produce milk, but only when they kick the bucket

  • Ancient poop proves humans have always loved beer and cheese

• Lady Science

  • What we talk about when we talk about genitals

• Scienceline

  • A bold new pigment from out of the blue

  • It’s time to lay the cemetery to rest

  • Beyond X & Y blog

Culture

• Slate

  • Every Day, Look Forward to a Really Good Sandwich

• Bitch Media

  • The two-pronged genius of “Portrait of a Lady on Fire’s” abortion scene

  • Sleater-Kinney’s newfound Gen Z audience is no accident

• Alma

  • Excuse Me, But Simon Helberg Is Hot???

  • My Yom Kippur tradition is watching “A Serious Man”

  • How “Broad City” Redefined American Jewish Identity

• Jewish Women’s Archive Blog

  • Knocking on Harvard’s glass ceiling

  • Beyond the double helix: Rosalind Franklin turns 100

Humor

• McSweeney’s Internet Tendency

  • And this piece was adapted for the stage and performed by Jewish Women’s Theatre!

• Reductress

• The Belladonna Comedy

• Points in Case