Dr. Know

Let’s be real: What is 7-Eleven gonna do with a bunch of random ages and blood types that they’re not even allowed to admit they have?

Nine states allow you to add a digital version of your driver’s license to Apple Wallet.

Our city’s original sin? Being built on crappy, loose ground.

Compostable (or recyclable) coffee pods offer the prospect of guilt-free convenience.

At one point, half of the government was convening in Salem and half in Oregon City.

In general, courts have been pretty deferential to solicitors’ free-speech rights to annoy you—especially when the speech is religious or political, which I think we can all agree are the two most annoying types of free speech.

"You’d think companies would want their products’ names to be memorable, catchy and descriptive: Windex, Duracell, KitchenAid. So why has Big Pharma been doing the exact opposite for the past few years?"

You’re responsible for any leaks discovered—regardless of when they happened.

Text-message canvassers come in three flavors: mainstream groups, questionable but still legal PACs, and outright scams.

Grocers do cover their potatoes at night, and their reasons for doing so open a window onto the history of agriculture and the weirdness of plants in general.

Bars need to offer at least five different “meals,” but there’s no rule that says anyone has to eat them.

There’s a sense among pet owners that our animals’ organic wastes ought to be easy to reintegrate into the larger environment.