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Game designer Zach Gage talks the art of puzzles.

An independent’s strength could give Democrats hope in hostile territory.

He doesn't have a job right now—and isn't interested in cutting costs.

Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for Sept. 3, 2024.

The Justice System needs a check and balance. Is this it?

Is this all a competition for second place to Amazon?

From grocery shopping to picky eaters, cooking at home doesn’t have to be a pain.

I lived every fat person’s nightmare.

How a Runaways star turned a thrilling and traumatic era into a very fun new board game.

I’ve been displaced before. But not like this.

I thought this would go away with time.

Should I warn him?

These developments may have slipped by you over the past four years—but taken together they paint a troubling picture.

The former national security adviser has choice words for a whole host of D.C. characters.

I'm chafed. I'm tired. I'm sick of this.

There’s a growing market of pop culture accounts on X that are spreading misinformation for a payout.

Root cover-up can do more than hide grays.

I have the whole story.

“Every day is different, and that’s kind of the spice of life for the ADHD person.”

Many of us are just a little more introverted now.

Ready for some wordplay? Sharpen your skills with Slate’s puzzle for Sept. 1, 2024.

You don’t have to love Durov to see a problem here.

It’s been a summer of not being able to hear your favorite artists onstage because audience members are scream–singing at the top of their l...

Plastic bags exist for a good reason, but this is not it.

It looks like a bear giving the Heimlich maneuver to a terrified statue, but there’s a reason why we do it.