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Keeping a gun can mean a lot of different things to a lot of different people.

Does your favorite beverage have a declassified government dossier attached to it? Thought not.

Enough about fracking Pennsylvania!

Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for Oct. 14, 2024.

The controversy is part of a major crisis brewing in nonprofits.

The images may not be real, but the anger sure is.

I wish I could take back what happened.

Join Slate’s open thread for the week of October 14.

I don't want him to meet someone else the same way he met me.

A capacity for “emotion regulation” is the new “generational wealth.” Or so some influencers are saying.

There are even some health benefits.

I've never agreed with her "policy."

As gig workers’ pay gets slashed by algorithms, experts warn that A.I.-driven wage systems mean that no one’s paycheck is safe.

Ready for some wordplay? Sharpen your skills with Slate’s puzzle for Oct. 13, 2024.

How bad is a genetic information leak?

I went to one of Tinder’s in-person dating events to find out for myself.

This time, they’re imperiling America’s ability to store nuclear waste.

This friggin’ guy is messing with the election.

A brief history of a phrase that captures our political moment.

Richard Glossip has never had a fair trial, but that might not stop SCOTUS from greenlighting his execution.

Hoda Kotb’s authentic charm is leaving morning TV, but not our social media feeds.

In the age of climate change, is owning your home a bigger liability than an asset?

Exceptional shape shifters—even by pop standards—U2 went from sincere to sardonic and back again, and continued scoring hits over multiple d...

With people casting blame on everything from FEMA to the Weather Channel, post-hurricane recovery efforts face a new kind of storm: misinfor...

This can’t go on any longer.