Slate

You’re Cordially Invited seems sure to be a streaming hit. I’m not sure it should be.

I can’t believe how they betrayed me.

The books’ hero? “King Donald.”

Plus: therapy, sister-sitting, and taking a bow.

Trump’s executive order on antisemitism is a threat to every American.

The more of her novels you read, the less surprised you’ll be.

Other than consistently playing “Putin’s advocate,” she has a history of changing her mind quickly and dramatically.

I wish I’d never made the offer.

The new Trump administration’s effort to both get a grip on and dismantle the federal workforce has also been a dystopian farce.

Trump’s assault on the NLRB took the form of two firings, one of which is far more disturbing than the other.

Grand opening, grand closing.

Is this even a severance offer if you're still required to work?

The refusal of the congressional majority to resist bodes poorly for us all.

It’s not just that he’s unqualified.

If voters continue to reject the movement’s positions, all bets are off.

He can't help his health problems. But he could definitely handle them better.

According to the Constitution, Congress controls the purse strings—not the president.

How did retro sounds, dance moves, and vintage suits come to dominate before suddenly disappearing?

Why the Oscars love Emilia Perez (and why they shouldn’t).

One of Them Days is a hit.

The singer posted an emotional video in response to widespread deportations. Then the criticism rolled in.

Paradise, Hulu’s new puzzle-box series, is really two different shows, and one of them is very annoying.

Why trampling the impoundment control act this brazenly is a very big deal.

Neko Case wrote a haunting memoir. I’ll never hear some songs the same.

Will SCOTUS follow the law and rule against the president?