Slate

Another judiciary norm shattered.

Lawsuits are not the only tool the FTC has to foster more competition in the tech industry.

The emotions and strategies behind record-setting bets on a MAGA victory that never came.

First, we were trapped for six months off the American coast—and then it got even darker.

This list has been canceled due to COVID-19 contact tracing.

The agency became a lightning rod under Trump, but tensions were already ramping up under Obama.

Whistleblower protection statutes and the First Amendment fail to provide adequate protection to government employees who want to blow the w...

I am tired.

As more shows push the boundaries of TV, it's worth asking why we need those boundaries in the first place.

The companies themselves often fail to provide necessary context to the broader public about how they approach content moderation.

This court is activist when it comes to loosening COVID-19 restrictions in the name of protecting religious liberty, but refuses to act for...

Trump’s pet project is expected to come to an end.

Let’s stop getting stuck in a 1996 model of how schools and libraries operate.

An opportunity for catharsis after the past four years—with a soupçon of vengeance.

Would Zoom preschool be a better option for us?

Everyone in our city knows her, and I’m not sure how to deal with her fame.

Glorifying the equivalent of anti-vaxxers and 5G conspiracists was more than we could take.

Don’t believe forensic examiners’ claims about their accuracy.

Some preliminary conclusions.

Stephen Metcalf, Dana Stevens, and Julia Turner host a special edition of their annual call-in show.

I was 21 and ripe for spy fantasies—but I was also a huge fan of a certain author.

For a moment, it looked like we might get to end 2020 on a relative high note for cybersecurity. Then came SolarWinds.

The optics are bad, but the argument is spot on.

Disgraceful mass transit, record pedestrian deaths, uncontrolled emissions—transportation could use someone with ambition.

Journalists have had to fight to obtain official records. Meanwhile, other Floridians are offering their own infection counts.