Underworld Turns

Texas Lawsuit Over Cocoa “Laced” With Abortion Drug Gets Even Wilder

This article was republished from Autonomy News, a worker-owned publication covering reproductive rights and justice. Sign up for a free or paid subscription, and follow them on Instagram, TikTok, and Bluesky. A Texas man accused of putting abortion pills in his partner’s drink has countersued for $100 million, claiming she made the whole thing up. Last month, Autonomy News reported […]
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Learning first, minus smartphones

Today’s first day back in school for New York City public school kids is always a happy one to see friends again and a sad one to be leaving behind summer break, but today’s first day is the first day without any smartphones or other distracting electronic devices. Kids may be sad at first without their phones, but it will turn out to be happy for everyone.
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July 2025

In July, Sam Freedman despaired at the state of Britain and America; Edward Mendelson pondered The Waves of Woolf; Emma Greensmith examined Homer’s evolution; Richard Norton-Taylor took on the deep state; and Alicia Rix followed Henry James back to America. Here are some highlights from the month:   Blurred lines: What makes a novel of ideas? […]

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