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President Donald Trump’s early, vicious attacks on the rights of trans Americans faced a critical test in federal courts last week.

We were terrified.

“Hot” hasn’t historically been how Walton Goggins has been described. Then his brooding, depressive White Lotus character came along.

Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for March 5, 2025.

Who feels the “necessary pain”?

How Meghan Markle’s new Netflix show attempts to rebrand the Sussexes despite internet hate and questions about their business acumen.

This week, the hosts discuss Zero Day, remembering Gene Hackman, and how to engage with optimism during times of crisis.

His foreign policy agenda is based on lies and strange fixations.

Hulu’s Paradise is a fictionalized speedrun of our real-life tech oligarchy.

How do I put a stop to this?

Scaachi Koul answers your questions.

Claiming that boycotts have hurt Musk any worse than a bee sting is cope—but it doesn’t have to be this way.

Men are screaming! Children are crying! The sky is no longer blue!

Adam Chandler joins to discuss his book 99% Perspiration examining American ideals around work.

It still hangs over me.

I could scream.

Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for March 4, 2025.

Congress has to pass a budget before March 14 to avert a—you guessed it—government shutdown.

Sometimes a formal interview is the best way to get a family member to open up.

People are already feeling the impacts of big changes at the top.

Can computers limit bad calls in MLB and the NFL?

Hello, Pam Bondi? Is your agency being weaponized?

Casting Chet Hanks as a similarly styled basketball player was a canny move on Running Point’s part.

Luigi Mangione wasn’t the only one haunting the event.

Why did Halle Berry do that for Adrien Brody?