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How to Stick to a Project No Matter What
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In Which Part of the Body Would You Find the Basilar Membrane?
Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for May 16, 2024.
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Slate Crossword: Spike With Many “Joints” (Three Letters)
Ready for some wordplay? Sharpen your skills with Slate’s puzzle for May 16, 2024.
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Bridgerton Is Still Frothy Fun, but Its Biggest Weakness Is More Glaring Than Ever
Imagine what a Bridgerton with texture would look like.
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The Biggest Potential Weakness With Trump’s Defense
Trump's lawyers are going to have to do better than that if they want to win.
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The Most Successful Man on Fox News Is Almost the Dumbest. This Is Not a Coincidence.
Jesse Watters and the haunted 8 p.m. hour on Fox News.
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Biden and Trump Announce Two Nights of Dread This Campaign Season
But there are still plenty of ways for them to weasel out of this.
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Just Be Rich!
The greatest political humiliation of the year could have been avoided.
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The Day Most Important to Understanding the Israel-Palestine Conflict Is Here
Until it changes, war will go on forever.
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The Problem With ABC’s Choice of Golden Bachelorette
The network’s casting decision betrays the show’s whole premise.
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My Boyfriend Just Proposed His Favorite, “Forbidden” Role Play. It’s Hot But Terrifying.
It's all a "game" but it feels like a risky one.
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Freshly 18, Barron Trump Already Has a Huge Hive of Fans. They’re Even Weirder Than You’d Think.
The newly minted adult has cultivated a bizarre following of royalists and fangirls who project their weirdest fantasies onto him.
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Jack Smith Doesn’t Have Many Options to Save the Classified Documents Trial. There’s One Long Shot.
It’s rarely used because district court judges are typically given a lot of leeway to run their dockets and appellate courts are loath to get involved.
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This 1938 Mob Case Has Some Mind-Boggling Parallels to the Trump Hush Money Trial
There's a great poetic irony to it.
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RFK Jr.’s Long-Shot Bid Is Shockingly Alive. Thank His Brain Worm Coalition.
Hollywood celebs, conspiratorial podcasters, and weirdo Silicon Valley disrupters have joined forces to prop up an especially big tent of support.
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The First Golden Bachelorette Has Already Proved She’s Not Like Most Leads
She did something fairly unique last season.
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Which World Leader Was Toppled in 1986 by the People Power Revolution?
Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for May 15, 2024.
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Slate Crossword: Sausage That Sounds Boozy and Snooty (Eight Letters)
Ready for some wordplay? Sharpen your skills with Slate’s puzzle for May 15, 2024.
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How Bad Are Biden’s Polling Numbers Right Now? Are You Sitting Down?
The start of a recurring feature in which we will consider how bad things are looking for November.
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Fox News Has a Liberal Even Sean Hannity Loves. She’s Better at Her Job Than Anyone Might Realize.
It's hard to win an argument on Fox News as a liberal. She can.
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He’s a Fox News Star Who Can Actually Get Biden to Talk. What’s His Secret?
Peter Doocy on four years under President Biden—and his expectations for a President Trump.
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There’s a Powerful New Myth About Fox News. Believe It at Your Own Peril.
In the 2024 election, there's only one news network likely to make a difference.
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Beyond “Just Healthy”: The Biohacking Revolution With Dave Asprey
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Advice on ‘They/Them’ pronouns, politeness beyond ‘Sir/Ma’am,’ and navigating gender politics at weddings
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The Unbearable Lightness of The Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes
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Street Fights and Moissanite Rings: Reddit’s Favorite “Selling Sunset” Moments
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Can Fox News Still Sway an Election?
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The Shadow Hanging Over the Drake-Kendrick Beef
Hip-hop legends are issuing warnings about the ugly, exhilarating feud. They may have a point.
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One of The People on Donald Trump’s Frequently Contacted List Has Us Utterly Shocked
How do these two overlap?
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