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The critical question at this moment is whether the court would follow the DOJ’s unscrupulous demand for an immediate narrow decision.

How will this tug-of-war play out? And where is Congress in all this?

Where’s the rideshare option to actively avoid getting stuck with one of Elon Musk's lousy cars?

If Trump successfully defies the courts, the only remaining obstacle to dictatorship will be public revulsion and national popular protest.

Sometimes, what is right in front of you is the hardest to see, and the truth is hidden in plain sight.

"It's as if they only wanted to scare, hurt, and demoralize us."

The new Paddington movie isn’t the series’ strongest, but it does have a secret weapon.

I’m not sure I can let this go.

My in-laws actually told her she stank like a brothel.

What will she say about me when she finds out?

A reminder to never tweet through it.

This judicial review provides at least a reprieve, a small hope that some of the administration’s most destructive impulses will be pared ba...

Most of us know the terrible feeling of a mushy paper straw.

She says I didn't "earn" my recent windfall.

It’s Fort Bragg again. So why are Confederate heritage groups so mad?

This week, the hosts discuss SNL’s 50th anniversary, Flow, and Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime performance.

It was a simple encounter.

The stakes of the South Carolina case are high for those on either side of the war on reproduction.

The DOJ admitted they were dropping the charges without even considering the evidence.

Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for Feb. 12, 2025.

Elon Musk’s car company is in a precarious spot.

Plus, what happened when an American went to Pakistan to get married, and instead became a controversial online star.

How Lambda Legal Is Taking on Trump’s Ban on Trans Service Members

Ian Coss, host of Scratch and Win, shares how scratch-off tickets made us all gamblers.

We get it—true crime as a genre is dicey. But Apple Cider Vinegar can’t have its cake and eat it too.