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It's making me doubt everything.

Are we really so out of line?

Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for Jan. 13, 2025.

Advances in the field have created a new problem.

Finding a scapegoat might be satisfying in the short term, but it’s not going to actually solve this.

Plus: RVs, a long break, and securing the duck.

I adore flirting, teasing, and even foreplay. But the actual deed itself? Ugh.

I hate this!

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Get me out of here.

One reason Zuckerberg and his fellow billionaires are racing to pre-comply: the looming FCC under Brenden Carr.

Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars are back at No. 1. One of them needed it more.

An executive went viral when he said he'd pay "any amount."

Anita Bryant’s legacy is not what she hoped—but her destructive message lives on.

The Supreme Court decided, by a scant 5–4 margin, that President Donald Trump would have to (virtually) sit through a sentencing hearing.

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The local online parent group, where I’d hoped to find new friends, was basically a random yard sale.

It’s not just their reputations at stake; it’s their livelihoods.

For the legally curious, Friday was a day.

Secrets & Lies was nominated for five Oscars. Why is the team’s new movie getting blanked?

Should the Supreme Court have rushed the TikTok case?

American Primeval is dramatic, bloody, and relentless.

I’m afraid she must be feeling very lonely.

A simple work-around might undermine America’s biggest move against the app.

If Democrats cannot recover their nerve and stand up to this extremism, they will be complicit in the devastating consequences of its passag...