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Steve Albini Was an Icon of Punk-Rock Purity—but He Also Showed How You Could Evolve
The legendary producer, dead at 61, was more than just a rigid minimalist.
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No, Really—These People Are Actually Down Bad, Crying at the Gym
The viral Taylor Swift lyric is particularly poignant for those of us who sob while squatting.
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Enjoy This Tale of a Low-Stakes Campus Screwup That Has Nothing to Do With the Middle East
The people at Ohio State's commencement ceremony were not amused.
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Trump Allegedly Wanted His Night With Stormy Daniels to Be a Threesome. This Is the Other Woman’s Story.
Alana Evans spoke with Stormy Daniels immediately after her encounter with Trump.
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Why Michael Cohen’s Testimony Will Be So High-Stakes
Only Cohen can tie together all the threads of the criminal scheme with which Trump is charged.
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A Judge Had a 13-Year-Old Girl Handcuffed for No Reason. A Year Later, He’s Faced Basically No Consequences.
This shows how life-tenured federal judges can act with near impunity even when they are found culpable by their colleagues.
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Mitt Romney Has a Wild Theory About the TikTok Ban
This idea could have been ripped from, well, a TikTok video by conspiracy-curious teenage power users.
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Why American Jews Should Oppose the Antisemitism Awareness Act
Hatred in America is real. But the bill that passed the House will only make it worse.
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The Shady Scheme Hiding in Your Favorite Burrito Place Could Finally Be Illegal
It's time to stop hiding low-wage jobs behind manager titles.
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Millard Fillmore Ran for President in 1856 as a Member of Which Political Party?
Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for May 8, 2024.
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Slate Crossword: Califohnia’s Fohmuh Guhvuhnuh (Six Lettuhs)
Ready for some wordplay? Sharpen your skills with Slate’s puzzle for May 8, 2024.
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You Know That Sinking Feeling That the Law Is Unbelievably Screwed-Up These Days? There’s Something You Can Do About It.
The Constitution is not determined by the founders, judges, or even Supreme Court justices. We still get to decide what it should mean.
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The Alternative to Originalism That Could Actually Establish the America We Deserve
Leaving out the Reconstruction Amendments just doesn’t work for modern America.
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Liberals Had a Dream to Fix the Supreme Court. It’s Time to Admit the Truth.
Kentanji Brown Jackson joined the Supreme Court with a big idea.
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The Constitution Is America’s Bible
You can’t understand our profoundly unique relationship to our founding text without understanding this.
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The Bogus Legal Theory Driving America’s Gun Violence Crisis
This term, it might get even worse.
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For a Year, I Lived as the Constitution Instructs. Here’s What I Learned.
I carried a musket. I housed soldiers. I felt patriotic! And I learned a lot.
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The Governor of New York Said What About Black Kids in the Bronx?
It doesn’t seem like Gov. Kathy Hochul actually cares much about what the Bronx’s Black children get to access.
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Why I Deleted 33,000 of My Old Tweets—and You Should Too
It’s actually a way to get back at Elon Musk.
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Stormy Daniels’ Turn as a Witness Brings What This Trial Is About Home
Imagine if this story had come out right after the Access Hollywood tape.
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Yes, There’s Another “Wife Guy” Bribery Scandal for Democrats
And once again, the Democrat is staying in the race!
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