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Clarence Thomas Thinks the Real Victims Are Prosecutors Who Engage in Misconduct
Clarence Thomas is leaping through crazy hoops to try to kill Richard Glossip.
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The English Language’s Greatest Stylist Is Back With a Beautiful New Novel
His early novels fizzed with the energy of sexual liberation. These days, he’s interested in the people he overlooked back then.
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No Hurricane Will Make Rich People Leave Florida
Climate migration doesn’t work the way you might expect.
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Trump Is Doing His Best to Make the Hurricane Into a Bad Issue for Him
Remember when Trump injected himself with bleach and tear-gassed George Floyd protesters?
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As Hurricane Milton Approaches, Floridians Have Their Eyes on One Man
Why America still loves a weatherman.
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The Anti-Abortion Movement Is Pivoting Back to Victimhood at the Supreme Court
At the heart of these cases is conservatives’ thinly evidenced claim that their religious freedom is under attack.
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There’s Just Not Scientific Evidence That Gender Medicine for Teens Should Be Restricted
It’s complex, but the bottom line is clear.
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My Kid Loves Playing Travel Sports. I Have a Big Worry About His Coach.
Are you supposed to talk to kids like that?
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The “Great Smog” Affected Which European Capital City in December 1952?
Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for Oct. 9, 2024.
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Slate Crossword: Clutch Place for Low-Cost Shopping? (11 Letters)
Ready for some wordplay? Sharpen your skills with Slate’s puzzle for Oct. 9, 2024.
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Which Supplements Are Actually Worth Your Time and Money?
From snake oil to krill oil, supplements are everywhere—and can be just about anything. Get the facts on which ones to add and which to scrap.
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What Arabic LGBTQ+ Slang Tells Us with Marwan Kaabour
Marwan Kaabour discusses how the Queer Arab Glossary captures the evolving language of queerness in Arab culture
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I’ve Covered Washington for a Long Time. I’ve Never Heard Anyone in Congress Go This Far.
The hurricane conspiracy theories Greene, Trump, and Musk are pushing do not bode well for the election.
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How One Pitcher Is Helping Carry His Underdog Team to the World Series
The 27-year-old southpaw has emerged as one of the best in the game.
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Netflix’s New Rom-Com Series Became a Smash Hit for One Reason and One Reason Only
Seth Cohen was the ultimate swoon-worthy nerd. Rabbi Noah builds on that legacy.
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The Far Right’s Newest, Dumbest Trick to Spread Misinformation on X
When a guy you know texts you, it has to be real.
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My Stay-at-Home Wife Was Supposed to Go Back to Work. Instead She’s Upending Our Family.
It’s like every bit of reason has left her head.
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I Took a Road Trip Across America to Meet Its Most “Controversial” Group. What I Found Might Surprise You.
It’s time to stop arguing and start listening.
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I Just Found Out I’m Going to Be a Dad. I Never Pictured Having to Raise Kids Like This.
Everything feels as if it’s on the verge of collapse.
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I Keep Killing My Plants. Stop Me Before I Kill Again!
Plus, we answer your questions from the How To! Houseplant Hotline!
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My Father Planned His Death. I Didn’t Stop Him
“This was an act of freedom, an act of intentional living.”
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