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He could tell something was wrong.

Rapamycin is being hyped up right now.

Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for Sept. 18, 2024.

I need to protect my kid from this.

Schools emptied after bomb threats. Proud Boys rallied. People here wondered whether it would ever end.

The series has lost what makes it Survivor.

Outward look back on DNC’s queer moments and prominent queer absences and what they tell us to expect for the rest of the presidential race

Plus, High Speed Downloads on the possible love triangle involving Sabrina Carpenter, Shawn Mendes, and Camila Cabello.

Blaming the Haitian community isn’t shining a light on Springfield’s problems. It’s creating many new ones.

How the media became the story on election night in 2000.

Each of Aaron Pierre’s eyes deserve an Oscar nod!

How a cable news channel became a political and cultural force.

It isn’t news that Trump indulges in more than the occasional alternative fact, but these lies didn’t have a superficial air of plausibility...

CEOs ousted. Lawsuits galore. An ultimatum. Here’s what’s going on with NewJeans.

The justices are upholding an Orwellian lie that accuses an amendment to end gerrymandering of doing the exact opposite of what it actually...

Wait until you hear about Iowa and Alaska!

When tablets were first introduced in correctional facilities over a decade ago, incarcerated people were promised a bounty of content.

A personal quest.

We disagree about making the kids participate in chores.

He claims I'm just "jealous."

Data show voter fraud is very rare—so why are so many “electoral integrity” efforts showing up in Florida and Texas?

Rumaan Alam’s novel, Entitlement, explores what happens when we enter the lives of the mega-rich.

Turning screen time into “screen value.”

In a family of perfect harmony it’s hard to feel off-key.

The U.S. beat Europe at the Solheim Cup, the biggest event in women’s golf.