Bindu Bansinath is a staff writer for The Cut, where she covers news, culture, and relationships. Her work has also appeared in publications such as the New York Times, the New York Times Magazine, The Paris Review, and Electric Literature. Prior to her current role, Bansinath was an assistant editor at Harper's.
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The President is officially out of the 2024 election — and he’s endorsed Kamala Harris to replace him as the Democratic nominee.
Everyone from AOC to Charli XCX is throwing their weight behind the VP.
So we went and slept together. I took a selfie. Back in high school, we had issues with guys leaking naked photos to friends, so we had a habit of taking naked selfies from the neck down.
IF ALL PETS ARE to some extent prisoners, pet fish often get the harshest sentence. BINDU BANSINATH
“They’re going to say what they’re going to say.”
Blink Fitness has filed for bankruptcy.
In the summer of 2023, 40-year-old speech pathologist Josh married his girlfriend, Tejal, in a lakeside ceremony in Massachusetts.
These best friends promised to build a life together. Then they broke up.
By: Bindu Bansinath
In 2022, the Cut ran a story about platonic life partners , people who threw out the messy scripts of romantic relationships and made a commitment with a close friend instead.
It turns out that fishbowls are essentially torture for fish, even though millions of people keep fish in them. If the boredom and lack of filtration doesn’t kill them, then swimming in circles will. And yes — fish do feel pain.
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