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Why Hannah Neeleman, a Julliard-trained ballerina-turned-tradwife, might be the final girlboss of this controversial movement.

Overzealous lawyers caused a PR disaster.

Harris is more prepared to step up to the job of commander in chief than any incoming president in more than 50 years.

The vice president was actually first and foremost a lawyer.

What do I say to these people?

On Short n’ Sweet, Sabrina Carpenter proves she’s in it for keeps.

Why this probably-AstroTurfed MAGA fad has been living rent-free in my brain.

Mpox is a serious global health issue. But it’s nothing like the coronavirus.

In Blink Twice, only some people matter.

The independent anti-vax presidential candidate is expected to announce he’s dropping out on Friday afternoon.

Some OB-GYNs warn against it. But hardly all.

Ready for some wordplay? Sharpen your skills with Slate’s puzzle for Aug. 23, 2024.

Jenée Desmond-Harris is joined by comedian and writer Samantha Bee.

Donald Trump’s statement about “Black jobs” became a punch line for Democrats. But does it reflect the reality for the workforce on Capitol...

It showed she understands the best way to attack Donald Trump.

Imagine what could have been.

The heartwarming DNC moment built slowly—then came all at once.

Peacock’s remastered Homicide: Life on the Street looks good. A little too good.

The Democrats pushing for a cease-fire in Gaza feel like they're in another world at a giddy convention.

Could your queer ephemera end up in art market? Jules talks to Art Specialist Corey Serrant about collecting pieces of LGBT+ history

Democrats are talking freedom, patriotism, and joy.

Leave it to K-pop to give the fans what they’ve been missing.

Plus: needing a phone, sitting alone, and a seemingly inevitable bike accident.

Chappell Roan’s recent pleas have made clear that we need to change the way we talk about fame.

Evil’s finale came together after the uncanny Paramount+ series was canceled.