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Putin isn’t the only autocrat thrilled by this pick.

He thinks it gets “instant results.” I think it’s cruel.

I think this is her way of grieving, but it’s starting to worry me.

Take a quick break with our daily 5x5 grid.

Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for Nov. 21, 2024.

America has tried this before.

The drama, public messiness, and copious tears surrounding Wicked’s release are par for the course.

Our system is a mess sometimes. But you wouldn’t like the alternative.

The House is voting on a measure that could be all too easily weaponized.

I'm deceiving them.

If you’re experiencing alarming levels of déjà vu this week with the debate over Matt Gaetz’s fitness to run the DOJ, it’s not just you.

They're likely innocent of the same crime. One may go free, one may die.

Early returns on whether this was a mistake are, thus far, mixed.

Obsessive focus on Gaetz’s alleged sexual misconduct is a mistake, both for the media and, in due course, for senatorial opponents of the no...

From “Mexican Cook Book Devoted to American Homes,” 1969.

Adapted from “How to Cook and Eat in Chinese” (1945).

The beloved Syrian-Lebanese dessert (with notes from Rose Previte’s mom).

I Cooked Every Single One of America's 25 Most Important Recipes. My Family Paid the Price.

Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for Nov. 20, 2024.

If I get guilted one more time, I'm going to lose it.

The co-founders of Invisible Histories talk about their work preserving stories of the LGBTQ South and the lessons we all need to learn from...

This year’s Barbenheimer is here, and this time, there’s no question who should win.

Retired professional volleyball player Gabby Reece gives realistic tips on incorporating performance-level fitness to any exercise routine.

It’s not called the ‘Gabfest’ for nothing, y’all.

Vox’s Rebecca Jennings helps us decipher whether we’re in the midst of an online gender war.