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  2. The GOP Conclave Is Over. A New Mitch McConnell Has Been Chosen. Republicans’ new Senate leader is not who Trump had in mind.
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  3. Matt Gaetz Would Destroy the Justice Department as Attorney General. That’s Just the Beginning. The congressman’s main experience with the DOJ comes from being investigated for the sex trafficking of a minor.
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  6. How to Protect Democracy Now The case for optimism.
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  7. Netflix’s Big Oscar Contender Is One of the Wildest Movies of the Year. It’s Also One of the Best. Emilia Pérez features not just one but three of the year’s best performances.
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  9. Apps Love to Show Us Old Photos. It Might Be Harming Us More Than We Think. From happy moments to heartbreak, digital memory tools might be messing with how we remember—and forget.
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  10. Enough With the Celebrity Endorsements in Politics That celebrities could use their cultural power to get fans to vote for a candidate struck me as ridiculous at best, snobby and condescending at worst.
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  13. Which Is the Last Word of Abraham Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address? Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for Nov. 13, 2024.
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  14. Slate Mini Crossword for Nov. 13, 2024 Take a quick break with our daily 5x5 grid.
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  15. Slate Crossword: Symbol of the Resistance? (Three Letters) Ready for some wordplay? Sharpen your skills with Slate’s puzzle for Nov. 13, 2024.
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  16. Vladimir Putin Is Already Manipulating Trump Russia is claiming credit for Trump’s win. It’s a cheap ploy.
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  17. Everyone Can Rest for Four Years. I Know Who the Democrats Should Nominate in 2028. Relax, worried liberals. I’ve solved the party’s problems.
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  18. How Being a “Likeable Badass” Could Improve Your Health Psychologist Alison Fragale dives into the science behind how people – especially women – can best leverage social influence for their benefit.
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  20. Now What Do We Do? Mark Joseph Stern Answers Our Post-Election Questions Outward explores what a Trump administration will likely mean for LGBTQ+ rights, protections, and visibility
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  21. Trump Vs The World If Trump has a foreign policy approach, “isolationist” probably describes it best.
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  22. Who’s Turning on Moo Deng? Plus, why Brian Jordan Alvarez’s goofy dances are taking over TikTok.
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  24. The Drama Surrounding One of Country’s Biggest Stars Just Keeps Getting Sloppier You have questions about Zach Bryan and Brianna Chickenfry, we have answers.
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  25. Sick of X and Elon Musk? This App Might Be for You. Bluesky has the edge where Twitter once dominated: news and live events.
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  26. A SCOTUS Short-Lister Has Flip-Flopped to Embrace One of Trump’s Worst Positions It took Judge James Ho less than a week after the election to bend the knee.
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  27. Trump’s Win Was Great for Stock Markets—but Not Everyone Saw a Boom Wall Street largely celebrated Trump’s return. But some sectors might be in for a rude awakening.
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  28. The Election Proved Something Painful About Gen Z. It’s Worse Than We Thought. Young voters were supposed to “lead the evolution of our nation.” Yeah, about that …
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  29. Why Did Brooklyn’s Biggest Park Light Up in Flames? The Northeast is in a new mode of fall.
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