Slate

He was brought in to take over from Mark Meadows, because Meadows has the coronavirus.

"It's not going to be the type of thing where you can just go down to your local pharmacy and ask for it," says vaccine expert Kathryn Steph...

His orange mug was everywhere in Philadelphia last week, which led a reader of the French daily Le Monde to ask, “C’est quoi Gritty?”

How do they get out of the endgame without making him mad?

Trump has been irritated with the secretary of defense formerly known as “Yesper” since June.

The judiciary will be dominated by Trumpists for decades to come.

Black voters were forced to repeatedly endure and overcome relentless obstacles designed to stop them from exercising their right to vote in...

What we’ve learned about the demographic that could determine the party’s future.

I’ve already been surprised once.

“We have close family friends with a beautiful and charming 19-year-old daughter. She is like a niece to us.”

This is not the legal A team.

Democrats are still in a very tough spot.

Getting people to think critically about Bigfoot is fun, but getting them to think critically about politicians, prejudice, or pandemics is...

The news is … good?

Then it's back to our sobering reality!

Slate’s legal writers discus Biden’s victory and the Trump campaign’s response.

Parenting advice on peeing outside, vacation disagreements, and childhood trauma.

How writing can create empathy.

The progressive branch of the party is always told to pipe down. Should it listen?

Some poor souls are spending their entire workdays on Zoom. This is not OK.

In the year 2020, there are certain positions of power women still can’t get.

Will a Biden presidency be hamstrung by an uncooperative Senate?

Robble, robble!

Come on down to one of the sites of the Trump campaign’s final humiliation! Just a short hop off I-95.

Copeland had already gone viral in 2019 when a reporter confronted him about his lavish lifestyle.