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Remember when Trump injected himself with bleach and tear-gassed George Floyd protesters?

Why America still loves a weatherman.

At the heart of these cases is conservatives’ thinly evidenced claim that their religious freedom is under attack.

Prosecutors who weren’t involved in the original trial are doubling down on flawed convictions.

It’s complex, but the bottom line is clear.

Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for Oct. 9, 2024.

Are you supposed to talk to kids like that?

It’s mapping a terrifying new playbook for campaign funding.

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From snake oil to krill oil, supplements are everywhere—and can be just about anything. Get the facts on which ones to add and which to scra...

What a nice surprise!

How a broken laptop, a haunted house, and a buried rug became TikTok’s latest true crime show.

Given Diddy’s guestlists, is anyone else implicated so far?

The journalists, liberal watchdogs, and comedians who called out Fox News.

Trump's lawyers are using two Supreme Court decisions to fight back.

The hurricane conspiracy theories Greene, Trump, and Musk are pushing do not bode well for the election.

It centers on installing loyal Trump lawyers from 2020 in key positions of government power.

Has Harris sold voters on the idea that she is more prepared to address the “cost of living” than Trump is?

The 27-year-old southpaw has emerged as one of the best in the game.

The rule challenged here devastated the ghost gun industry, which catered to customers with criminal records who would flunk a background ch...

Seth Cohen was the ultimate swoon-worthy nerd. Rabbi Noah builds on that legacy.

When a guy you know texts you, it has to be real.

It’s like every bit of reason has left her head.

I'm haunted by the what-if's.

It’s time to stop arguing and start listening.