How a teen’s Snapchat post became a Supreme Court case

One teenager’s salty Snapchat post is now at the center of a potentially pivotal Supreme Court case. The Washington Post explains how the ruling could transform the free-speech rights of students for generations.

Body-camera footage has become the defining way the public comes to understand violent police encounters. NPR has the details of a recent study that shows some of the potential benefits of this technology.

Government agencies are taking money owed to some of the most vulnerable people in the country: foster children. A recent investigation by the Marshall Project and NPR reveals how and why this is happening.

Jeopardy! recently came out with its final slate of guest hosts. The Ringer looks at what it’s like to fill in for Alex Trebek.