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California—and the nation—continue to hit alarming new case records.

What do I tell the neighbors?

Parenting advice on step-grandparents, sleep issues, and potty training.

How to have more productive fights during a stressful time.

“If I don’t do that, it’s like not having had my cup of coffee.”

The role she was born to play.

“If I lost, I’d be a very gracious loser," Trump said.

Trump is scheduled to hold his first rally since the election in Georgia.

The report says it's unlikely that this was the result of a faulty microwave device.

When I confronted her, she said her Latino husband told her to add it.

If you can’t be with loved ones this year, show your love with a thoughtful assortment of small delights.

Deck the halls with grift and favor, it’s pardon season.

Slate Money talks Slack, the Nasdaq, and Amazon.

In Georgia’s Senate runoffs, the central issue is right-wing insurrection.

Look no further than the dead, flamboyantly gay fetus.

Those who downplayed the virus because their brand is contrarianism have greatly damaged our ability to recover.

Didn’t he die in Return of the Jedi?

"Rue" isn't set during the pandemic, but it still felt locked-down.

Did Leroy Logan really join the police after they beat his own father? Was he actually known as “Judas”? We break it down.

Louis DeJoy is likely to last well into the Biden administration.

The actor’s announcement that he’s transmasculine has some lesbians upset. But there’s no need for division.

Parenting advice on bothersome bras, Santa struggles, and divorce drama.

Plus the best songs.

By enlisting volunteer Wikipedia editors to decide on issues of notability or fake news, tech companies are keeping down their labor costs.

There was a lot of laughing in 2016, too.