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For 20 years, I couldn’t say what I watched the former president do on the set of the show that changed everything. Now I can.| Slate Magazine
I first came across Google’s interest in Star Trek back in the summer of 2010. A company spokesman wanted to show me the firm’s rapidly improving...| Slate Magazine
I think I know what's happening.| Slate Magazine
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America is not a good place to be an early adult.| Slate Magazine
It was the last recorded act of official anti-Semitism by the United States government. Boy, was it ever recorded! On Sept. 24, the presidential...| Slate Magazine
This article is part of the United States of Debt, our third Slate Academy. Join Slate’s Helaine Olen as she explores the reality of owing money in...| Slate Magazine
The venerable brand may have fallen on hard times, but our obsession with plastic bins is airtight.| Slate Magazine
Workplaces are coming back in person, and employees are already losing it.| Slate Magazine
Since the death of John Rawls last week at the age of 82, many eulogistic pieces have appeared in the press hailing him as the greatest political...| Slate Magazine
Everyone bought into the fable that users actually wanted more video.| Slate Magazine
This article is part of the United States of Debt, our third Slate Academy. Join Slate’s Helaine Olen as she explores the reality of owing money in...| Slate Magazine
Why does it feel as if Trello hates its own customers?| Slate Magazine
Or maybe just not with me?| Slate Magazine
How can people who once moved as one ultra-religious organism become such dramatically different adults?| Slate Magazine
Legislative procedure might seem arcane, but it can be critical to public policy.| Slate Magazine
White-tailed deer are the deadliest animals in North America. Every year an estimated 1.25 million deer-vehicle crashes result in about 150 human...| Slate Magazine
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Why Colson Whitehead, Alexander Chee, and more have criticized the nonprofit for a “copyrights grab” in a time of crisis.| Slate Magazine
Call it pass-fail-plus.| Slate Magazine
The “hand gesture” didn’t happen in a vacuum.| Slate Magazine
From crickets to rain to cellphones vibrating, white noise keeps evolving.| Slate Magazine
From national parks to national security, cuts will hit home.| Slate Magazine
Snapchat isn't the only upstart that Facebook wants to take out.| Slate Magazine
Universities are running scared. But this is no time to be timid.| Slate Magazine
I wanted to see if applying the rules of The Secret to my life would bring me the perfect happiness that it promises.| Slate Magazine
Sharp and sustained economic criticism from Biden's ostensible allies established a narrative of failure that has proved alarmingly resistant to reality.| Slate Magazine
How do you feel about the typing indicator—“David is typing”—that appears on your buddy’s screen while you’re composing a message in chat? Does it make...| Slate Magazine
The anti-abortion movement is trying to revive this archaic law.| Slate Magazine
It's easy to make futurists look silly. For every prediction that comes true (or that sort of comes true—Nostradamus predicted that someone named...| Slate Magazine
It starts with these designs.| Slate Magazine
Traditional mentors aren’t gone. They’re just hard to find.| Slate Magazine
The beloved host’s comeback episode acknowledge the criticisms—then sidestepped them.| Slate Magazine
In a stunning move, the justices all but guaranteed that the former president will evade trial for Jan. 6 before November.| Slate Magazine
The latest A.I. controversy didn’t just hallucinate a summer reading list. It exposed how broken the system already is—and how fast it’s unraveling.| Slate Magazine
The story behind cinema’s most mysterious bird.| Slate Magazine
TikTok asked moderators to watch 15-second videos and decide if the creator looked like the type of person others might want to bully.| Slate Magazine
The Washington Post should be ashamed of publishing it.| Slate Magazine
The Trump administration has dismissed public pleas for mercy for transgender youth and instead launched a full-scale attack against trans people.| Slate Magazine
Civil rights advocates may well file suit immediately against the Justice Department to secure an injunction.| Slate Magazine
The Heritage Foundation plans to “identify and target” Wikipedia editors it accuses of antisemitism.| Slate Magazine
The internet enabled mass surveillance. A.I. will enable mass spying.| Slate Magazine
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I’m going to keep this brief, because you’re not going to stick around for long. I’ve already lost a bunch of you. For every 161 people who landed on...| Slate Magazine
This “will they or won’t they” hits different.| Slate Magazine
The Bear outgrows its main character in its second season—and improves because of it.| Slate Magazine
From John Mulaney to Jamie Lee Curtis, Season 2 is a real who’s who of famous people.| Slate Magazine
Can you really do that with canned tomatoes? We asked the experts.| Slate Magazine
Facebook’s behavior isn’t just anti-competitive; it’s anti-consumer.| Slate Magazine
MyKayla Skinner’s so-called bad attitude has legions of fans rooting against her instead of appreciating her brilliance.| Slate Magazine
When the series premiered on FX, it was smart and thoughtful television. Not anymore.| Slate Magazine
Inside Out 2 takes on the defining public health crisis of our time. Does it offer the right solution?| Slate Magazine
On Thursday, the Supreme Court did the bare minimum necessary to operate like an actual court of law.| Slate Magazine
This is part of a special series about great rivalries: between tech titans, sports franchises, and even dinosaur hunters. Read about the series here.| Slate Magazine
In a startling concurrence, the justice faulted Brown v. Board of Education for empowering the court to limit racist redistricting.| Slate Magazine
The con we pulled on America just won’t die.| Slate Magazine
Once a vibrant platform for artists, DeviantArt is now buckling under the weight of bots and greed—and spurning the creative community that made it great.| Slate Magazine
Floating on the Atlantic, the band put on one of the best shows I’ve ever seen.| Slate Magazine
I understand! Statistics coming out of publishing are notoriously confusing.| Slate Magazine
It’s not the pandemic. It’s not (only) the Devices. So what causes the “decline by 9”?| Slate Magazine
There will be no more self-soothing after this.| Slate Magazine
The majority had no reason to nullify the insurrection clause.| Slate Magazine
Here’s all it takes to keep articles preserved.| Slate Magazine
These kids aren’t lazy. We’re failing them.| Slate Magazine
All those products might just be messing it up.| Slate Magazine
"People surround themselves with furniture crusted with gold, walls embroidered with gold yarn, and, of course, the toilet should not be left out."| Slate Magazine
“Wilhoit’s Law” was coined by a different Frank Wilhoit.| Slate Magazine
As I plod through my 20s, I’ve noticed a strange phenomenon: The music I loved as a teenager means more to me than ever—but with each passing year, the...| Slate Magazine
OpenAI’s new ChatGPT is scary-good, crazy-fun, and—so far—not particularly evil.| Slate Magazine
The once-thriving site used to answer our most specific questions. But users are fleeing.| Slate Magazine
A.I. could be disastrous for democracy. But it doesn’t have to be.| Slate Magazine
The court has long viewed scientific evidence that runs contrary to its policy preferences with contempt.| Slate Magazine
Far-right hate groups used the platform to organize their deadly rally in Charlottesville in 2017. A year later, Discord is still their social lounge.| Slate Magazine
After yesterday's post on the aggregate value of all the housing in America, a couple of correspondents noted to me that for recent decades you can...| Slate Magazine
When Fauci said in March 2020 that Americans didn’t need to wear masks, it was a noble lie—and a destructive one.| Slate Magazine
Forty million credit and debit cards, 70 million customers’ information, nine years of repeating the same mistakes.| Slate Magazine
Maybe the publicists are on to something.| Slate Magazine
