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The Trump Biopic Is Here. The Rape Scene Isn’t What Would Make Him Angriest.
The movie stars Sebastian Stan as the young heir and Jeremy Strong as mentor Roy Cohn. It’s already controversial.
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My Wife and I Have Finally Saved Enough for Early Retirement. Now She Wants to Throw It All Away.
We've been frugal and cheap for decades.
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One of Our Greatest Types of TV Shows Is Now an Endangered Species
TV was once replete with shows that reflected and prescribed what it meant to be a teen. Not anymore.
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The DOJ Is Making a Huge Mistake Censoring a Journalist Who Embarrassed Fox News
Federal prosecutors in Florida are trying to declare news "criminal contraband."
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Which Greek Hero of Myth Killed the Minotaur With the Assistance of Ariadne?
Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for May 21, 2024.
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Slate Crossword: Worm Food in Recent Headlines (Eleven Letters)
Ready for some wordplay? Sharpen your skills with Slate’s puzzle for May 21, 2024.
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Seriously, Congress Has Been Even More Embarrassing Than Usual Lately
“Fake eyelashes” taunts, a secret love affair, a pointless field trip—it’s a real high school soap opera.
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Why Netanyahu’s War Cabinet Is Existentially Divided
The Israeli prime minister refuses to plan for life after the war in Gaza.
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Evidence Is Building That Samuel Alito’s Brain Is Filled to the Brim With Right-Wing Internet Chum
The “Stop the Steal” flag is no longer the only sign that he shares some dubious modern obsessions.
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It Was One of Music’s Greatest Hit Machines. We’re Remembering It All Wrong.
A terrific new HBO documentary corrects the record about Stax.
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Rudy Giuliani Gets Quite the Birthday Present!
Arizona authorities caught up with the former Trump lawyer in the end.
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Billie Eilish’s New Album Is a Landmark, Whether She Wants It to Be or Not
On Hit Me Hard and Soft, the singer seems to deliberately avoid making hits. That doesn’t make it any less alluring—or historic.
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We Told My Stepdaughter She’d Have to Wait a Few Years Before We Can Pay for Her Dream Wedding. Her Reaction Floored Us.
I don't know how we'll come back from this.
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You Know Endless Shrimp Was Bad for Red Lobster. You Have No Idea How Bad It Was for the Employees.
Tales from the seafood promotion from hell.
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The Sneaky Move Uber and Lyft Are Using to Lower Their Tax Bill
Gig corporations freeload off other employers that comply with laws and support safety nets.
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A Simple Questionnaire Is a Gold-Standard Tool for Suicide Prevention. It’s Not Working.
Deaths are at a high as substance abuse, loneliness, and money trouble rise.
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The New Mad Max Is a Welcome Return Trip to Movie Valhalla
Furiosa may not ride as eternal as Fury Road, but it’s still jampacked with visionary weirdness.
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I’m a Paramedic. My Neighbor Is Endangering Her Kid in a Way That Haunts Me.
She told me it was none of my business.
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Which Activity Is Frequently Performed by Someone Described as Peripatetic?
Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for May 20, 2024.
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Slate Crossword: Basketball Legend–Turned–Icy Hot Spokesperson (Five Letters)
Ready for some wordplay? Sharpen your skills with Slate’s puzzle for May 20, 2024.
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You Thought You Quit Your Job. Your Old Employer Has Other Ideas.
Sometimes an old job isn’t done with you—even when you’re done with it.
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Many Young Voters Have Turned on Biden. But a Different Group Just Might Rescue Him.
There’s one cohort he should be very smart about courting.
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