Elizabeth Nolan Brown
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 22
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- Sep 30, 2026
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NFL player's penis size is a 'matter of legitimate public concern,' says court (opens the original)
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In this newsletter, we believe in sometimes covering weighty issues surrounding sexual freedom or internet censorship. And other times, well, we're going to discuss an NFL player's penis size and whether his ex-wife had a right to discuss it on a podcast. A federal court held that she did—but that doesn't mean you can go blabbing intimate details about your ex and expect to get away with it. Let's look at why. The case is Kalil v. Kalil, and it involves former NFL offensive tackle Matthew Kalil
You can ‘recruit’ a minor for an abortion in Tennessee (opens the original)
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Tennessee can't stop people from telling teens how to get abortions in other states, per a new ruling from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit. The case concerns Tennessee's Underage Abortion Trafficking Act, which criminalizes the "recruit[ment]" of a minor for any procedure that "would constitute a criminal abortion" under Tennessee law. In Tennessee, almost all abortions are criminal. And with its abortion trafficking statute, the state "purports to reach beyond Tennessee's regula
Review: The women behind the American Revolution (opens the original)
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"In a canon rife with the contributions of white males to the creation of our nation, most of us know there is more left unsaid and unwritten," writes Denise Kiernan about midway through Obstinate Daughters: The Rebels, Writers, and Renegade Women Who Ignited the American Revolution. An attempt to leave a little less of this unwritten, the book includes women of various stations, statuses, and sympathies navigating the drama—military, political, and domestic—of the Revolutionary War. There is Ma
Border officer convicted of raping and robbing Chinese sex workers (opens the original)
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A Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agent has been convicted of raping and robbing four alleged sex workers. During a trial that began September 9 and concluded Thursday with a guilty verdict, federal prosecutors detailed how Luis Uribe—a CBP officer who primarily worked at O'Hare International Airport in Chicago—attacked four Chinese women, forcing oral and vaginal sex on them while, in at least one case, brandishing his government-issued gun. Uribe was indicted last December and charged with
'Restoring Childhood' says it’s not smartphones making teens miserable. It’s school. (opens the original)
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Restoring Childhood: How to Set Kids Free in the Age of Anxiety, by Peter Gray, Penguin Random House, 352 pages, $32 There's one chart that anyone who thinks they know all about smartphones, social media, and kids should see. Part of its data—showing U.S. teen suicide rates rising steeply between roughly 2010 and 2020—has been widely shared by people out to prove that modern "screen time" has been disastrous for American youth. But if we pan out a little further, a different picture emerges. In
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