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 Why are U.S. abortion rights battles focusing on pills?
Context · Anastasia Moloney
Reproductive rights groups say that demand for the pills has soared since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.
 Were bivalent COVID-19 boosters worth it?
Vox · Keren Landman
The biggest questions about the newest vaccines are still unanswered.
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 Experts: Here’s how much you should have in your checking account
gobankingrates.com · Andrew Lisa
More than one in three Americans keep less than $100 in their checking accounts at any given time.
 A virgin birth in Shedd Aquarium’s shark tank is baffling biologists
Popular Science · Laura Baisas
Life finds a way … with or without males.
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 2023 Performance Car of the Year
Road & Track · Road & Track Staff
This is the 10th annual testing and ranking of R&T’s favorite new sports cars on the road.
 Shania Twain says her songs belong to everybody
InStyle · Christopher Luu
With a new album and tour, the music-industry “auntie” still has a lot to give.
 How a British submarine spent hours under a Russian aircraft carrier
The Drive · Matus Smutny
In 1977, a U.K. Royal Navy nuclear-powered attack submarine slipped right into the heart of a large-scale Soviet Northern Fleet exercise.
 The eerie story of the Chelsea Hotel’s last bohemian residents
anothermag.com · Nick Chen
In its heyday, the building was the temporary home for musicians like Bob Dylan, Patti Smith, Jimi Hendrix, Bob Marley and Joni Mitchell.
 Monica Lewinsky: 25 random thoughts on the Bill Clinton calamity
Vanity Fair · Monica Lewinsky
My name became public 25 years ago this week. What have I observed and learned in the quarter century since? Oh, plenty.
 In the Year of the Rabbit, spare a thought for all these endangered bunny species
theconversation.com · Emma Sherratt
With the Year of the Water Rabbit starting in the Chinese calendar on January 22, it’s the perfect time to expand your rabbit knowledge.
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