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Curious new tactic on the trail here.

For many problems, endless talk therapy isn't the answer.

The rent is still too high!

How Gen Alpha’s first viral meme marks the beginning of an intergenerational culture war.

By the end of September, schools have some major decisions to make.

Flynn MacKrell died in a car driven by a teenager. It sure seems like the driver’s mom saw it coming.

The Accident is so melodramatic that it loses its terror.

Plus: cereal, Spanish, and the pile of shoes at the door.

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Jenée Desmond-Harris is joined by Slate culture writer Nadira Goffe.

Will banning phones in school help kids connect with one another?

How a shrinking, but still powerful, Black church is redefining its role as a political and cultural center of African American life.

As A.I. technology continues to evolve, so does the legal landscape of tools available to mitigate some of its most dangerous risks.

I don’t like the way my 5-year-old niece is starting to behave.

For 51 weeks of the year, I know better. But this one I can’t resist.

The long hiatus between executions marks a stark departure for the Palmetto State.

“I’m at a point where I’m incredibly disappointed and embarrassed to be a member of the Democratic Party."

The legal warfare over the 2024 election is well underway.

It’s great that Taylor’s fans are organizing, but they’re forgetting to address one crucial thing.

The Supreme Court has tied the special counsel’s hands in some ways—but there are other opportunities for him to get creative.

Ready for some wordplay? Sharpen your skills with Slate’s puzzle for Aug. 29, 2024.

It’s almost impressive how Amazon’s extraordinarily expensive series, now in its second season, amounts to so little.

Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for Aug. 29, 2024.

I think I’m … going to keep it?

It’s almost impressive how badly Donald Trump’s running mate keeps bombing when it comes to normal human interaction.