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Taking us back 60 years.

I can't get their voices out of my head.

America didn't know it needed Jordon Hudson, but it did.

Julian Schnabel on why he’s releasing a new version of Basquiat.

American sentiment and Tesla’s stock price are two thumbs down on the DOGE era.

Thunderbolts ends with an old-fashioned surprise.

Take a quick break with our daily 5x5 grid.

The Iberian peninsula went dark and we want to know why.

Princess Weekes joins to answer: Which fans have stuck by the series, and will others be able to resist the siren call of a brand new TV ser...

Mohsen Mahdawi's release is one bright moment in a long, perilious road.

Ready for some wordplay? Sharpen your skills with Slate’s puzzle for May 2, 2025.

It’s as simple as calling the tariffs what they are.

Sure wish I’d left that shoebox alone!

He thrives on manipulation.

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Shaping the world in his image, via group chats.

The author and business leader joins Jenée Desmond Harris.

The Narrow Road to the Deep North—both the new series and the book it’s based on—is worth your time.

Trump clearly relishes being the “ringmaster of a manic circus.”

For me, it’s an annual tradition.

The Four Seasons is an adaptation of Alan Alda’s film that departs from the source material in key ways, while keeping much of the plot inta...

Plus: how to celebrate a nerdy 15-year-old.

The Accountant 2 is clunky, awkward, and wonderfully autistic.

Carême was a brilliant chef—but did his food really inspire an orgy in front of Napoleon’s wife?

It hurts every time.