How to Fit in a Real Workout When You Have Only 20 Minutes
When you can't dedicate as much time to training as you might like, here's how to keep your priorities straight—without feeling guilty.
Videos
Worst-Rated Orthodontist on Yelp Whitened My Teeth
Taji gets his teeth whitened at a poorly reviewed orthodontist's office.
How Stage 4 Cancer Changed Me as a Tattoo Artist
Sue Jeiven is a tattoo artist in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. She's also living with Stage 4 breast cancer. We met her to talk about her work, her life, and her art serving as her legacy.
Mind
How to Argue With a Friend Over Text
Take this opportunity to present the composed version of yourself, rather than word-vomit your emotions into a text box.
How to Argue With a Narcissist
Blame shifting, gaslighting, stonewalling, and an obsession with winning will make this a particularly challenging conversation; here's how to avoid getting stuck in an exhausting loop.
An Actually Useful Guide to Not Being On Your Phone All the Time
If you’re struggling to detach yourself from your various devices during this pandemic—or, if you can't do that out of necessity, but would like strategies for constantly looking at a screen without wanting to crack it into pieces—here are some tips.
Body
'This Isn’t What I Signed Up For': RAs on the Huge Burden of Student Health
Being a residential advisor means taking on extra responsibilities. But in the time of COVID-19, schools are asking RAs to do work that’s way above their pay grade.
How to Fit in a Real Workout When You Have Only 20 Minutes
When you can't dedicate as much time to training as you might like, here's how to keep your priorities straight—without feeling guilty.
How to Shut Down Someone Who Reallllllly Wants You to Have a Drink
Whether you're sober, have to get up early, or just not into alcohol for the night, here's how to deal with people telling you that you should, in fact, just have ONE beer.
Reproductive Rights
Argentina's Underground Abortion Network Won't Let a Pandemic Get in Its Way
Coronavirus has upended the intimate work of Socorristas en Red, a collective of volunteers who help women get abortions. But it hasn't changed their ultimate goal: a dramatic cultural shift in how Argentina treats women seeking to end their pregnancies.
Demand For At-Home Abortion Pills Exploded During the Pandemic
Thousands of Americans sought out pills to end pregnancies in the first few weeks of the coronavirus pandemic.
Trump's FDA Won't Let Women Get Abortion Pills Remotely In a Pandemic. So The ACLU Is Suing.
Pregnant people have make an in-person visit to pick up the pill — even if they've already seen a provider about getting an abortion.
Healthcare
Healthcare Giant Epic Scraps Its Return to the Office After Worker Outrage
The healthcare giant told employees late Wednesday that it will allow those who work at its headquarters to continue working from home until 2021.
Red States Keep Voting to Give Government Health Care to Poor People
In states without Medicaid expansion, it can be virtually impossible to qualify for the program unless you’re pregnant, an extremely low-income parent, or deeply ill and disabled.
Indian Politicians With COVID-19 Are Avoiding Government-Run Hospitals
Four senior politicians, including Home Minister Amit Shah, have avoided the very hospitals they govern and have instead opted for private clinics.