* Apparently, there's a surplus of lawyers being produced in nearly every state. Study hard. [NYTimes via AboveTheLaw]
* Hot Coffee, a new movie about the McDonald's lawsuit, shows how one incident led to a campaign for tort reform. [AboveTheLaw]
* Tom Petty sends a cease-and-desist to Michele Bachmann, demanding that she stop using his song in her campaigning. [Gawker]
* Scholars hypothesize that logical reasoning abilities are an evolutionary adaptation. [NYTimes]
* Everything you ever wanted to know about the origins of online dating. [The New Yorker]
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