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Parts of it you have to see to believe.

One of our most popular genres appears to be going through a bit of an identity crisis.

Something strange is going on with Gen Z.

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You would be forgiven were you to find yourself suffering from some version of motion sickness when reading about Chief Justice John Roberts...

In a public beef with a major client, co-founder Matt Mullenweg is showing the world that he’s one of the pettiest CEOs out there.

The Clark-Reese rivalry brought new fans to the WNBA—and more sexist, racist, and ignorant coverage. Can the league do better in the finals...

Guest Prudie, Sam Sanders, is joined by Slate culture writer Nadira Goffe

She needs to put this dog in a cage—not set him loose.

Kamala Harris’s path to victory depends on the Blue Wall

Her “cottage core” fantasy will not be my nightmare.

Goodbye, haunted houses. Hello, gingerbread houses.

"Instead of seeing—you know—it's a picture of Donald Trump."

Plus: weighing a move, play date jealousy, and pigs in blankets.

They’re thriving on Reddit, hoping for millions that will surely never come.

Do I need to intervene?

What’s really going on in Caddo Lake, streaming on Max.

Look to Pennsylvania to understand why.

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Lebanese-Americans are feeling the effects of escalating fighting from Beirut to Michigan.

Clarence Thomas is leaping through crazy hoops to try to kill Richard Glossip.

His early novels fizzed with the energy of sexual liberation. These days, he’s interested in the people he overlooked back then.

I’m kind of at a loss here.

Climate migration doesn’t work the way you might expect.