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Your armpits aren’t the only place you can apply deodorant.

They won't let it go.

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The A.I. industry might blanch at state regulations, but getting millions in government investments takes the sting off.

Is there such a thing as death by a thousand missionary positions?

West Coat wildfires have poured smoke into an unlikely place.

Unspeakable things happened that night. It was awesome.

Pull that basil back from the brink!

He always said he was on “my side,” but the evidence says otherwise!

She's not old enough to handle this.

Slate senior tech editor Tony Ho Tran helps parse through what Meta’s victory in a recent AI lawsuit means for authors and users.

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After the tariff turmoil of months ago, what do we make of the big upswings we’re seeing in the markets?

Going online is no longer a source of leisure.

It didn’t just seem shorter...

Smoke isn’t a mystery. It’s a twisted portrait.

“Worms” follows a day in Sydney’s life.

She's certain she knows the answer to his sleep troubles.

What happened to body positivity?

Prudie replies to readers’ comments and suggestions.

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It’s terrible for America’s long-term health.

With a $16 million settlement with Trump, the media company just struck a deal that showed how easily the First Amendment can be bartered aw...