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What can’t a health savings account do? It depends on who you ask.

Plus: sunny days in Wonderland with no phones.

He's attracted to a very outdated part of me.

Bottomless budgets. Important journalism. In-office brow care. Graydon Carter wants to make sure you know how great magazines used to be.

How to get started with cryptic crosswords, the most rewarding kind of puzzle.

Should I step in?

I can’t believe people in their 30s and 40s behave like this.

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Silicon Valley loves ketamine. Should we be worried?

The Jonas Brothers successfully sold nostalgia—and their own merch—at JonasCon, an event that filled the American Dream with JoBros devotees...

The Trump administration’s efforts to dissolve the Department of Education have left a wave of chaos in its wake.

They didn’t think this one through.

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Why a content creator known for boring “workday in the life” videos got backlash once he quit his job.

Business: That illegal Signal group chat is far from the only one.

Turns out that the people of Greenland are not pleased that Trump still keeps going on about acquiring their homeland.

They expose the fissures in society, between those who have a well-built home, an insurance policy, or somewhere else to go—and those who do...

George Clooney giveth, and George Clooney taketh away.

When should I worry about getting tested? Is there a vaccine?

I’m not sure what I’m supposed to do here.

Hayao Miyazaki is the last person who would approve of your little Ghibli-fied waste of pixels.

Ready for some wordplay? Sharpen your skills with Slate’s puzzle for March 28, 2025.

The author of Crush joins guest Prudie Kristen Meinzer.

Test your knowledge of this week’s big stories.

The most important vocabulary lesson you will get for the next four years.