When Mass Shootings Are the New Normal, Guns Must Go
The culture of routine mass shooting calls for not only new legislation, but also an entirely new mindset prioritizing certain rights over others.
In The Lab: The Researcher’s Fallacy
As membrane after membrane fails to react, the inherent risk and patience demanded by a research career becomes more evident.
Fact-Checking Linda Fairstein’s WSJ Op-Ed
After his own thorough research process, Jonas Trostle of The Brewer’s Table gives his take on the Central Park Five case, by cross-comparing statements made in Fairstein’s op-ed to the case documents available in the public record.
Photo Gallery: Finding Fujian
A photographer finds beauty and belonging in her ancestral town of Fujian, as she ventures from her bustling city home in Shanghai.
Tales of the Soup Kitchen, From Barcelona and Back
A volunteer discovers that soup kitchens in the vibrant food city of Barcelona—and worldwide—are forced to prioritize immediate need over balanced nutrition.
Q&A: British Band Easy Life Talk About Their First American Tour
Reporting from Governors Ball earlier this summer, The Brewer’s Table had a chance to chat with the idiosyncratic genre blenders.
An Investigation: Are Mutant Monster Beach Party No More?
Searching for the ever-enigmatic garage rockers in a Tokyo guitar store proves a circular journey, leading a fan to the source of her love.
Debate Digest: Breaking Down the Second Round
After a series of debates marked by division, writers at The Brewer’s Table offer their own unique takes about the action that played out on stage.
Imagining President Joe Biden
What if the former VP found his way back to the White House? In a game of hypotheticals, Jesse Horowitz foresees a Biden presidency that could ultimately damage the Democratic Party—and the Hill as a whole.
Old Chalk Man Rides the Subway
On the subway at 6 p.m., when tired workers are expected to plug-in and zone out, one charismatic persona is brave enough to say hello.