The Slatest May 30: Come Stare Into the Republican Soul With Us Slate Staff The Slatest news and politics for May 30: The dealers driving the electric vehicle revolution into…
The Debt Ceiling Deal Somehow Manages to Save and Screw the Planet Nitish Pahwa Joe Biden’s historic climate legislation is safe. Unfortunately, there’s more news. <img src="https://compote.slate.com/images/e390a93e-e8b2-44e1-a3c2-264ff2468368.jpeg?crop=5363,3575,x0,y0" title="The Debt Ceiling…
The Leak That Has Big Tech and Regulators Panicked Bruce Schneier and Jim Waldo The open-source revolution has come to A.I.
I Can’t Stop Fantasizing About My Boss, Even Though I’m Happily Married! Danny M. Lavery Talking about crush removal and fearing new friends with guests Kaitlynn Bartley and Nicole Fusco.…
We Want to Take a Family Trip to Disneyland … and Leave One Kid at Home Doyin Richards Parenting advice on Disney trips, admiring cousins, and anxious moms.
I Just Discovered My Boyfriend’s Major Lie—and Now He’s Ghosted Me Jessica Stoya I'm haunted by this.
It’s Time for the World to Say: No Secrets on the Moon Rachel Williams and Samuel Jardine A lunar registry would help coordinate our increasingly crowded space environment—before it’s too…
This Can’t Be Good for Putin Fred Kaplan The psychological—and potentially political—damage can’t be dismissed.
This Is How the Next Pandemic Starts Mary Harris There’s a clear pattern here.
The Urgent Warning That Got Cut From a Supreme Court Opinion 20 Years Ago Richard L. Hasen The warning was never made and thus never heeded.