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 The Supreme Court’s crisis of incompetence
Vox · Ian Millhiser
All of the United States’ most important governing institutions are failing at once.
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 One memorable speech can turn around a faltering campaign
theconversation.com · W. Joseph Campbell
Twenty years before Watergate, then-Sen. Richard Nixon’s national political ambitions were in peril. Then came the “Checkers” talk.
 A win for the left, a blow for the right, and Macron stuck in the middle
USA TODAY · Kim Hjelmgaard
“The slap,” “It’s crazy,” “And now, what do we do?” — those were some of Monday’s headlines from French newspapers.
 The war on solar is coming to a town near you
notus.org · Anna Kramer
Right-wing crusades are threatening solar projects across the country — and making those who want to be part of the renewable energy push pariahs.
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 Netflix’s hit documentary ‘Tell Them You Love Me’ highlights a misleading promise
MSNBC · Dr. Howard Shane
What to know about the “facilitated communication” method.
 The man who invented Times Square
mit.edu · Lynne B. Sagalyn
Times Square’s fame owes itself to a lucky twist of urban design and a charismatic promotional genius.
 Bucking tradition at the gay rodeo
The 19th · Orion Rummler
The sport has become a refuge for LGBTQ+ cowfolx who want a taste of the Wild West, and anyone who wants to join rodeo without judgment.
 When should you take probiotics?
PSFeelGood · Renee Cherry
Three gut experts explain the science behind the supplements.
 25 summer lunches you can make for kids in a flash
PureWow · Katherine Gillen
Summer is supposed to be relaxing, but if you have kids, you know that’s not even slightly true.
 ‘The Bear’ is not a good show
slate.com · Jack Hamilton
When the series premiered on FX, it was smart and thoughtful television. Not anymore.
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