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Biden succinctly summarized his broad view of world politics and made it personal.

Don't take any comfort in what happened last time around.

There's been a subtle, crucial shift that reflects the growing sense that Washington must intervene to create more housing.

I can't keep doing this.

If you haven’t leapt into the Elizabeth Strout Extended Universe, it’s time.

A.I. is being used to target customers with hefty tickets. Experts say the tech may also be used against abortion-seekers and undocumented i...

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Prudie gives you the scripts for talking to your friends about tricky subjects.

A Care and Feeding columnist gives you the scripts for talking to your parent friends about tricky subjects.

New rules greet student protestors returning to campus.

What’s an amateur podcaster with a dream to do?

Plus Bob proposes a perfect drag name for Anna.

Shohei Ohtani reaches a legendary milestone.

This will be a bad week for everyone who hopes to make this country a fairer, more just, and more compassionate place.

I don’t want this to be the first day of the rest of my life.

Leo’s speech at the Catholic Information Center is worth listening to in its entirety.

Judge Tanya Chutkan said the election won’t factor into her decisions about this case.

I'm locking my doors from now on.

The company's direct-sales model didn’t factor in that women might actually be successful in the workplace.

From bizarre dolphin meditations to completely pointless, death-defying hikes, “team-building” exercises are the absolute worst.

Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for Sept. 23, 2024.

It's been three months.

It wasn’t the move of a state doing everything it can to avoid a regional war.

Plus: healthy snacks, friendship necklaces, and the beauty of phones.