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How the Trump administration screwed up its own TikTok deal.

He says he can't "unsee what he saw."

Drop is a kind of whodunnit set entirely in a restaurant.

Inside the strange, high-stakes debate over one word—and who gets to define history in real time.

Take a quick break with our daily 5x5 grid.

This kind of volatility is not business as usual.

The Mel Robbins phrase has taken over TikTok, but also might contribute to unhealthy social behaviors creating a loneliness crisis for Gen Z...

The Barbadian singer bombarded the charts in the 2000s and 2010s, recalling the heyday of prolific hit machines like the Supremes.

It seemed like the only option.

Max’s hit medical drama is imbued with a singular humanity.

The podcast interview may have created more questions than it answered.

The Blue Origin flight on Monday is fueled by some dubious claims.

G20, which stars Viola Davis as an ass-kicking, heroic, principled president of the United States, couldn’t be coming out at a worse time.

Ready for some wordplay? Sharpen your skills with Slate’s puzzle for April 11, 2025.

Now in its fourth season, Hacks somehow keeps knocking it out of the park.

The sports journalist and author joins guest Prudie Kristen Meinzer.

I've just never thought about end-of-life considerations like this.

Test your knowledge of this week’s big stories.

Melanie Ehrenkranz’s Substack is the one place people can really air their layoff grievances.

A global giant like Nintendo can weather the worst of it. What about everyone else?

A massive trade war with China is just getting started.

The NEH budget is tiny. The loss is huge.

He's a household name of a very different sort in Britain.

Some people working toward PSLF are probably in trouble. But every American should be worried.

What the latest redemption tour says about race and power in Hollywood.