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Madison Campbell is determined to get DIY rape kits into survivors’ hands, no matter who tells her it’s a bad idea. → Read More
After a confirmed case of paralytic polio in Rockland County, New York, public health officials found polio in New York City wastewater, which could suggest local spread. Health experts Adam Ratner and Bernard Camins explain what this means. → Read More
Coming out to Bachelor Nation wasn’t easy, but it sure felt good. → Read More
Recommendations in celebration of Pride Month from some of the Cut’s favorite writers including Leah Johnson, Andrew Sean Greer, and Sarah Thankam Mathews. → Read More
The brand announced the doll’s return at the start of Pride Month with an interestingly worded caption. → Read More
WHO official says they “don’t think” monkeypox will become the next pandemic. → Read More
Learn your legal risks and take control of your digital privacy. There are steps you can take to protect yourself from legal scrutiny and to guard yourself when researching abortion online and on your phone. → Read More
Recommendations in celebration of AAPI Month from some of the Cut’s favorite writers including Esmé Weijun Wang, Karan Mahajan, and Elaine Hsieh Chou. → Read More
She and her husband have blessed the show with their presence once again. Did it work? → Read More
Chloe Caldwell on her new memoir, The Red Zone, how to talk about periods, and finding community on Reddit. → Read More
The book ‘Bad and Boujee: Toward a Trap Feminist Theology’ — written by Jennifer M. Buck, a white woman, and featuring a Black woman on its cover — has been canceled by its publisher following backlash. → Read More
In a new study, 13 percent of respondents say they plan “no return” to pre-COVID activities even when the pandemic ends. → Read More
Six people on what they get out of text-based relationships. → Read More
Screen-time numbers feel extremely personal, a modern secret with few equally revealing analogues. Fortunately, the Cut found five brave and influential women who were willing to share how much time they’re logging on their phones. → Read More
Holly Whitaker’s book How To Quit Like a Woman inspired Chrissy Teigen and Sex and The City’s Miranda to quit drinking. Her company, Tempest, wants to do for women what it says Alcoholics Anonymous can’t. → Read More
Michael Osterholm, an epidemiologist and a member of President Biden’s COVID-19 advisory board, explains why he expects the Omicron variant of COVID-19 to spread worldwide. Public-health officials advise vaccination and booster shots. → Read More
Michael Osterholm, an epidemiologist and a member of President Biden’s COVID-19 advisory board, explains why he expects the Omicron variant of COVID-19 to spread worldwide. Public-health officials advise vaccination and booster shots. → Read More
Amazon Prime’s new lesbian reality series, Tampa Baes, has too many cast members and too little drama. → Read More
Ava DuVernay, the celebrated and award-winning filmmaker, is currently promoting ‘Colin in Black & White,’ a six-part Netflix series she produced and co-created with civil-rights activist and former professional quarterback Colin Kaepernick. → Read More
Expert physicians from Mount Sinai and Kaiser Permanente explain why it may feel as though everyone you know has a terrible cold right now, as we reemerge into society after the pandemic. → Read More