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Gun rights activists are arguing for a legal loophole to sell untraceable unlicensed guns in easy-to-assemble DIY kits.

Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story is a headache of a show.

What, exactly, do you want from the 26-year-old pop star?

That is not what’s going on here.

Come for the rat bucket, stay for the fake photo of a cop he claimed he had long carried in his wallet.

The retail price is just the beginning of the problem.

I think of her when I hear breakup songs.

Sure, I'll come to your dog's birthday party in—checks notes—2027.

Ready for some wordplay? Sharpen your skills with Slate’s puzzle for Sept. 27, 2024.

Test your knowledge of this week’s big stories.

The SNL alum has made a career of playing oafs. That’s what makes Will & Harper so powerful.

It’s a joke hiding in plain sight.

Guest Prudie, Cheyna Roth, by actress and comedian, host Rachel Bloom.

What can Mark Zuckerberg’s example teach women and African Americans in tech about building success and holding on to it?

The tough-on-crime mayor was, according to prosecutors, pretty easy to buy.

Here are a few factors that will determine what happens next.

We actually do want more of Netflix’s Nobody Wants This.

The Republican candidate is sinking the party's chances to take the governor's office. And maybe the presidency.

The Wild Robot is a surprisingly mature movie about nature, nurture, and the wonders of life.

Some of our favorite Dear Prudence letters about friendship.

Smart glasses are bulky, ugly, and pointless.

It’s not always easy. Take it from the men vying for Joan Vassos.

Plus: Madonna, little gamblers, and an extremely unexpected Holocaust joke.

A reporter for an English-language paper in Beirut on the devastation unfolding.

Walking my kid to school has become a living nightmare.