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He has his reasons. But still.

Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for Jan. 8, 2025.

Unpacking the awards season darling.

Variations on the “difficult woman” trope persist, years after #MeToo.

It’s not up to a Trump judge to decide.

Seed oils have many enemies, including, it seems, $15 salad chains.

Sorry—you have to care about another country this week. Don’t worry, it’ll pass.

It’s the same reason he wants to annex Canada.

Most of the infrastructure that stops drivers from hitting people, buildings, and each other is designed for smaller, lighter cars.

Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for Jan. 7, 2025.

Jane Marie joins Emily to deep dive on MLMs, their origins, and their questionable business models.

She can't pull another stunt like this.

Take a quick break with our daily 5x5 grid.

Canada’s answer to Obama bows out. Is their Trump on his way?

A primer on visas, bank accounts, EU citizenship—and helping your pet become an expat, too.

“I worked with a family where the dad hit on me and that was horrible.”

When I left the Capitol grounds four years ago, I never imagined that Trump could be welcomed back in this way.

Once dominant Premier League clubs could miss the Champions League altogether.

Is it hot in here, or is it just Andrew Garfield's incredible new persona?

Peacock’s latest update blurs the lines between TV, games, and social media.

An absurd analogy cheapens the memory of democracy’s champions.

Nobody Wanted This.

I think she got the message.

I thought getting paid once a month would make it much harder to manage our money.

Reforms intended to achieve other goals may end up addressing a long-standing problem.