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Today's Doonesbury
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The Explainer
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Conversations With Slate
Jacob Weisberg interviews Martin Amis and other fascinating figures.
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The Slate Book Review
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The Breaking Bad TV Club
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The Louie TV Club
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Mad Men
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Prog Spring
The brief rise and inevitable fall of the world’s most hated pop music.
By David Weigel
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Blogging the Human Genome
Weird, wonderful stories about each of your 23 chromosomes.
By Sam Kean
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The Wedding
The unlikely story of America’s first gay military union.
By Katherine Goldstein
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The Chickens and the Bulls
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My Molesters
I was sexually assaulted three times before age 20. Here’s why I never told anyone.
By Emily Yoffe
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How To Make a Viral Hit in Four Easy Steps
The secret to BuzzFeed’s monster online success.
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No More Strapless Wedding Gowns!
They're unflattering, unsophisticated, and annoyingly ubiquitous.
By Katherine Goldstein
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The Crisis in American Walking
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Death in Yellowstone
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Permanent Record
The surprising stories I uncovered in a trove of report cards from the 1920s.
By Paul Lukas
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Where’s _why?
What happened when one of the most unusual, beloved programmers disappeared.
By Annie Lowrey
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The Conversion
How, when, and why Mitt Romney changed his mind on abortion.
By William Saletan
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The Greatest Paper Map of the U.S.
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Slate Writers on Facebook and Twitter
Follow John Dickerson, Emily Yoffe, and the rest of your favorite Slate writers on social media.
- Tuesday, September 11, 2012
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Introducing the Revolutionary New Apple Store
We hope you like our remarkable, innovative designs.
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NFL 2012
The NFL lawsuit that could be bigger than the bounty scandal.
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Don’t Ban Big Gulps
Tax them instead. A new study shows that even small price differences can nudge us toward healthier beverage consumption.
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Sneakers Is a Masterpiece
Wow, Dan Aykroyd can dance.
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An Unlikely Hero
The Marine who found two WTC survivors.
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Love Means Finishing Each Other’s Sentences
In a live chat, Prudie counsels a woman whose lovey-dovey friends make her disappointed in her own relationship.
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When Life Gives You Lemons, Put Them in Everything
In praise of the oft-neglected, universally useful seasoning.
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I Ain’t Sayin’ He’s a Gold Digger
What happens when the wife earns more? A survey of Slate readers.
- Monday, September 10, 2012
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Hang Up and Listen: The Quarterbacks Are Back Edition
Slate’s sports podcast on the return of football, NFL wives, and the U.S. Open.
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NFL 2012
Embracing the power of spite.
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Win a Year’s Supply!
What does that really mean?
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Do You Have a Photo ID, Young Man?
Does stringent security make the Sept. 11 memorial safer—or a hassle to visit and an infringement on our civil liberties?
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Here Comes the Data Economy
New companies are creating services using government data on health care, education, and more.
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My Creepy Keeper
In a live chat, Prudie advises a woman whose brother-in-law “watches over her” by peeping through her bedroom window.
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Is That a Glockenspiel?
How a young composer fell in love with the score of Sneakers, and what makes the film’s music so great.
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Cato Shrugged
The new president of the Cato Institute wants to remake the think tank in Ayn Rand’s image.
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Sneakers Is a Masterpiece
Why the movie inspires such bizarre devotion in its fans.
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Location, Libation, Libation
A tale of two quintessential Argentine beverages: wine and yerba mate.
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Searching for Playtronics
A quixotic attempt to re-create my favorite scene from Sneakers.
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Memories of the Sneakers Shoot
I can’t remember ever having so much fun on a movie.
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Setec Astronomy
How did a joke from Sneakers end up on the uniform of a real-life U.S. intelligence agency?
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“It Smelled Something Like Pizza”
New documents reveal how Apple really invented the iPhone.
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Naomi Wolf’s New Book About Her Vagina
It’s as ludicrous as you think it is.
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- Sunday, September 9, 2012
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You Think 2012 Is Hot? Wait Until 2013.
Barring a volcanic eruption, next year will set records. But don’t blame El Niño.
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The Longform Guide to Jay-Z
His biggest fan, his relentlessness, his wife, and his lyrics parsed by a law professor—the many sides of Jay-Z.
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- Saturday, September 8, 2012
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Victorious Clinton, Inglorious Putin, and the Plight of a Modern Dominatrix
The week’s most interesting Slate stories.
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- Friday, September 7, 2012
- Thursday, September 6, 2012
- Wednesday, September 5, 2012