This Supreme Court Decision Could Change the Lives of Millions of Students With Disabilities Evan Monod
The decision has received relatively little attention compared with other blockbusters from this term—but it stands to have a significant impact.
My Husband Made $80,000 in a Sleazy Way. Now He Wants to Do It Again. Kristin Wong
It’s not illegal, but it’s not great.
My Husband Wants Us to Do Whatever His Sister Says When It Comes to Raising Our Kids. No Way. Kristin Wong
I just don’t think she’s right.
The Real Reason the Supreme Court Defines Anti-LGBTQ+ Beliefs as Religious Charles McCrary and Leslie Ribovich
Their particularities have been taken as generic “religion.”
Which U.S. President Had Wives Named Ellen and Edith? Ray Hamel
Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for July 9, 2025.
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Is A24’s Sorry, Baby the Sundance darling it’s cracked up to be? June Thomas, Dana Stevens, and Julia Turner
Sorry, Baby, Eva Victor’s sly breakout debut, is a hard-to-process film about unprocessable trauma. <img src="https://compote.slate.com/images/cca5a2dc-c1b8-4aab-8482-87ad7977333e.jpeg?crop=1560%2C1040%2Cx0%2Cy0" title="Is A24’s Sorry, Baby the Sundance darling it’s cracked up to be?” />