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The fairness of American life has been a huge issue this election.

They may not make a big difference, but they’re cheap and campaigns have to try something.

America’s Founding Fathers offer one answer.

It was a boon for restaurants, diners, and street life. Where did it go wrong?

We have more choices than ever. That might be a bad thing.

The immediate aftermath of Helene was only the beginning.

You can do better than what your polling station offers. We’ve got you covered.

Maybe he explains a lot about 2024.

Boycotts are about the message.

Historian Timothy Snyder on tyranny and freedom.

We’re talking about the most memorable, meme-able, and fanfiction-worthy Oval officers.

He made a case that Trump never could.

It’s just as fun to watch Keri Russell on The Diplomat as it was to watch her on The Americans.

This ends now.

Think this will resonate with moderates?

You may have seen the political ad featuring three Jewish women talking about the election in a deli over breakfast.

There’s a funny reason the governor is opposed to this.

I’ve seen this Oscar favorite twice. It played very differently the second time.

Apple is infusing its phones with A.I., and it might be their biggest—and riskiest—bet yet.

I run a bunch of long races. Let me tell you, this one isn’t for everyone.

Ready for some wordplay? Sharpen your skills with Slate’s puzzle for Nov. 1, 2024.

Test your knowledge of this week’s big stories.

Guest Prudie Ashley C. Ford is joined by Newsweek culture writer and podcast host H. Alan Scott.

There’s a reason conservative-leaning figures like Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens, and Charlie Kirk have taken over the podcast charts.

Elon has a lot to gain from a Trump presidency. But does he also have a lot to lose?