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What was “inefficient” and what was protected privacy?

The host of Slate’s Decoder Ring joins Jenée Desmond Harris.

But Powell won’t rescue Trump from market chaos of his own making.

Anyone who believes Putin would hold the line at Donbas hasn’t been paying attention.

Brad Bondi, the brother of attorney general Pam Bondi, is running to become president of the District of Columbia Bar.

The United States exports more than $44 billion per year in education.

Waiting until she’s a teen is out of the question.

Surely he knows this isn’t OK.

Take a quick break with our daily 5x5 grid.

He thinks there's a simple fix. Yikes.

It's creating headaches for everyone else.

Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for April 24, 2025.

The betrayal ran deep, I was told. Now everything’s changed.

The same way we got out of 19th century working conditions is how we’re going to keep from going back.

The First Shadow is so bad, it actually makes the TV series worse.

The goal isn’t to police all behavior at all times. It’s to make us fearful to the point that we police our own behavior.

The purpose of public education was never to spare us from one another.

Am I asking for too much?

The court’s ruling will shape debates about the role of religion in abortion bans—and whether abortion counts as health care after all.

Ready for some wordplay? Sharpen your skills with Slate’s puzzle for April 23, 2025.

Is this rude?

The word is “bonds.”

How an influencer-beloved online retailer got sued for deceptive marketing practices, and why it might be the worst time to enter the influe...

From protected to punished: The repeal of Trans rights in Iowa

"Chicken Soup for the Soul" sold more than 500 million inspirational books around the world. When did the soup go bad?