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The Roberts court has done this before.

His future just got clearer.

Several people in Trump's orbit seemed to be aware that something was off.

The annual Supreme Court docket harvest festival begins.

How a groundswell of fan edits and online theories turned Industry into one of the best shows of the year.

It's rough waters for labor

I’m my wit’s end here.

I’m a huge Gaga fan. Even that wasn’t enough to save Folie à Deux.

An explosive arrest and indictment, conspiracy theories, and lawsuits galore against the music mogul.

The conservative justices do not care a whit what you think.

Ready for some wordplay? Sharpen your skills with Slate’s puzzle for Oct. 4, 2024.

Surviving the climate crisis may be less about where you live and more about who you live with.

Latino immigrants are the target of some of Donald Trump’s most extreme rhetoric. So why does he appeal to so many Latino voters?

It’s the revenge of the “Tipping Point” guy.

LifeWise says it doesn’t want to start a culture war. Some say its curriculum sends a different message.

Guest Prudie Nadira Goffe is joined by Candice Lim and Cheyna Roth.

The unlikely, fantabulous rise of Harley Quinn.

No matter how nicely Tim Walz asks

I've failed her as a mother.

The timing says it all.

How to talk to kids about Gaza, Zionism, October 7th, and the Hanukkah bush that isn’t.

An interview with Rosalie Stewart, the new senior public policy manager at Penguin Random House.

Disengagement—from an election; from the syllabus—has a particular ring to it.

I might move to a whole new city.

From the street, this conflict is invisible; for city governments, it’s inescapable.