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One of Democrats’ greatest advantages in this election cycle is Vance’s brutal and historic unpopularity in the eyes of American voters.

He’s good at slippery statements. But this one was wild.

The time has come for a change.

College is usually a time of exploration and expansion. But for the (biggest) littlest Trump, it might be something else.

American Sports Story: Aaron Hernandez paints a useful picture of what led up to the murder that rocked the NFL.

This year’s most delightful movies have audiences shrieking for a whole other reason.

Despite Helene’s record-breaking floods and widespread outages, the worst may still be ahead for communities struggling to survive.

A landscaper tells us about the cleanup effort.

It doesn’t always go well, when looking in from the outside.

Author Brigid Schulte on hustle culture

I can't seem to forget it.

It’s increasingly hard to hold a conversation with them.

I can't stand her, but I want to do what's best for my daughter.

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Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for Oct. 1, 2024.

The State Department says it’s done all it can to help Americans escape Gaza. So what about these people?

The debate is an opportunity to tap into Americans’ deepest subconscious desires.

Tim Ryan has advice for Tim Walz—and no love for JD Vance.

“I see mess beyond what most people think of when they think of mess.”

When everything seems overwhelming, take a tiny moment to just breathe.

Christine Brennan’s questioning of Carrington highlights an ugly trend in discussing Caitlin Clark’s rookie year.

This is an omen of what’s to come.

Iran faces a dilemma.

Oklahoma may execute Richard Glossip despite a mountain of exculpatory evidence undermining his conviction and objections by the state attor...

The special counsel submitted a major court filing in his election interference case.