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Credit cards make sports betting dangerously easy—but they also come with hidden fees and risks that sportsbooks won’t tell you about.

This popular theory is more common than you’d think.

It all starts with a provision of the state constitution that guarantees the right “to a clean and healthful environment.”

Period epic, original screenplay, tiny budget: How Brady Corbet did the impossible with The Brutalist.

Test your knowledge of this week’s big stories.

Author Dan Kois joins guest Prudie Kristen Meinzer.

When sky-high levels of mistrust get caught up in an ever-more crowded airspace.

Few comics have achieved such notoriety by being so brilliantly anodyne.

And, Disney’s ABC News settled with Donald Trump. Will they live happily ever after?

The 78-year-old president-elect is happier than he’s ever been before.

Dad’s been redpilled. Mom’s still campaigning for Hillary. Sister thinks RFK Jr.’s an alien. I’ve got gifts for them all.

Does he just want us all to get sick?

His behavior was completely out of line.

A lot going on here.

I am still enough of an institutionalist that it pains me to hear Supreme Court justices embarrassing themselves on the bench.

Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for Dec. 19, 2024.

Take a quick break with our daily 5x5 grid.

How do you help communities without ready access to fresh food?

Some people have pushed them to the back of their closets. Others are still wearing them.

Trump 2.0 may well see many of these same figures return to helm the implementation of an even darker vision for the department.

I've dropped hints.

Mufasa crosses the uncanny valley. That’s a problem for Mufasa.

She didn't want to be famous. But what she's doing now is kind of perfect.

Our country has a long history of admiring particular acts of violence.

Gift cards. The answer is always gift cards.