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This kid is a tornado, and she doesn’t see a problem!

Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for Sept. 12, 2024.

Is history repeating itself?

The FBI’s deep dive into the politician’s inner circle has left City Hall in turmoil. His fate may hinge on the content of a few devices.

Ready for some wordplay? Sharpen your skills with Slate’s puzzle for Sept. 12, 2024.

The pandemic left us suspicious of masks, vaccines, and public health officials—and overall more vulnerable.

I am screaming with glee that all this is over.

It’s all over once someone starts talking about earbuds.

Put aside for a moment Frank Luntz’s implication that female political faces need to be trained, like small dogs or cucumber plants.

She homed in on a dangerous weakness.

Kamala Harris' abortion answer couldn't have been more perfect.

She made a forceful case at the debate that her boss never could.

I wouldn't be in this position if my wife would grant my dying wish.

Some readers think ‘If You Give a Mouse a Cookie’ is a cautionary tale about government welfare.

Pouches, Goldfish, bars … should I expect those?

The last debate ended a campaign—will this one?

Approaching a new school year as a family so that everyone can thrive.

The grim fairy tale teller is back, along with much of the original cast.

Why BookTok sleuths are accusing a debut novelist of crossing a line by “plagiarizing” her ex-best friend’s childhood.

Christina breaks down Kamala Harris’ lengthy political track record with trans rights with journalists S.I. Rosebaum and Josie Reisman

He outdid himself with these absurd talking points.

Even host Jesse Watters seemed a little lost.

Trump was hunched over and peeved throughout all of this, while Harris chuckled and stayed relaxed but dignified.

David Muir and Linsey Davis pulled off a trick no one else has quite managed.

It's creating a rift in our family.