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The striking union deserves your support.

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My fellow students were achingly sincere. But what, exactly, were we learning?

Bureaucracy and emotions have never been easy bedfellows.

The worst case scenario is open war between Israel and Iran—two sides already fighting.

The newly unsealed document contains the most detailed evidence of Trump’s attempts to subvert the election yet.

When the Supreme Court reversed Roe, Justice Samuel Alito suggested that laws criminalizing abortion simply restored a long-standing nationa...

Joe Gow hoped to keep his job. The University of Wisconsin regents had other ideas.

High Potential showcases the pleasures of letting TV be TV.

Riggs bemoaned her colleagues’ “egregious and unjustified” interference with the election. She explains that opinion.

Am I doing it wrong?

Pavement celebrated the release of the new movie about them with a one-off show. Was it their last?

Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for Oct. 2, 2024.

This is way too much pressure on us.

It’s not cars that are more sophisticated.

Wait, does she? Maybe not. Watch this space.

Did Walz or Vance budge the needle?

In ‘Magic Pill’ journalist Johann Hari dives into the science and history of GLP-1 drugs for weight-loss, all the while taking Ozempic himse...

Nico Lang tells Outward about their new book American Teenager, focusing on the day-to-day lives of trans and non binary teens across Americ...

Katt Williams told us about Diddy in a viral interview. We revisit Nadira Goffe’s explanation of how Club Shay Shay became the spot for such...

After September 11, Fox News made patriotism a competition.

How Fox crashed the cable news party.

There’s a defining takeaway for the Harris campaign to use.

It turns out no one wants to hear these guys debate policy at all.