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  1. My Brother’s Ex-Wife Asked Me to Be Her Maid of Honor. I Said Yes—Then It Began.

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    Can my family be serious with this?

  2. Netflix Adapted a Great American Classic. What Have They Done to It?

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    John Steinbeck’s East of Eden considers matters of good and evil.

  3. I Quit My Last Job. The Story Behind It Is Not Exactly Something I Want to Share With My Next Employer.

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    I should put this in a better light.

  4. Slate SoundBites for October 1, 2026

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    Build your answer from the sound up with our new game, SoundBites!

  5. I Know Plenty of Working People Eat Lunch Like This. But This Isn’t Right for a Professional Environment.

    (Slate Magazine)

    It’s so terrible and embarrassing.

  6. Scurvy Is Caused by a Deficiency of Which Vitamin?

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    Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for Oct. 1, 2026.

  7. Slate Mini Crossword for Oct. 1, 2026

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    Take a quick break with our daily 5x5 grid.

  8. A Peter Thiel–Backed Company Put On a Broadway Musical. I Went—and Was Stunned by What I Saw.

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    The vibes felt pure Obama-era.

  9. Trump’s Latest Attempt to Cheat in the Midterms Faces Little Blowback

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    These ads violate at least two laws.

  10. Who the “Protect College Sports Act” Actually Protects

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    The House GOP has to choose between Ted Cruz’s college football bill and Pete Hegseth.

  11. The Trump Administration’s Most Dangerous Man

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    He’s in charge of the agency tasked with keeping you safe.

  12. A New Documentary About Gaza Is Prompting Threats—Including From Netanyahu Himself. I Can See Why He Wants to Silence It.

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    Two of the directors behind last year’s Academy Award winner are back with a sensational new doc.

  13. How Trump’s Big Mouth Sabotaged His Press Ban

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    The legal rubber met the authoritarian road last week with a full-frontal assault on the fundamental freedom of the press.

  14. My Daughter-in-Law Dropped Her Kids at My House and Sped Away. She Blames Me for What Happened Next.

    (Slate Magazine)

    This is not on me.

  15. My Boyfriend and I Both Had Traumatic Childhoods. He Has an Absurd Proposal for How We Can “Heal.”

    (Slate Magazine)

    This is not a good idea.

  16. I’m a Woman in My 20s and I’m Not Having the Sex I Want. I Know What’s Holding Me Back.

    (Slate Magazine)

    Something has to give.

  17. My Fiancé’s … Limitation in Bed Means We Can Only Have Sex One Way. Can I Live Like This Forever?

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    I miss what I once had.

  18. Slate Pears Game 412: Sept. 30, 2026

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    Today's puzzle has five pears.

  19. Slate Crossword: Layer Put On at the Beginning of Summer? (Seven Letters)

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    Ready for some wordplay?

  20. My Brother-in-Law Has Been Taking Advantage of Us for Months. But What I Found on My Credit Card Statement Is the Last Straw.

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    I have to put my foot down.

  21. Slate SoundBites for September 30, 2026

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  22. My Girlfriend’s New Clothes Are Making Her Look Unpolished and Unprofessional

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    I don't want to make her feel bad, but it's obvious.

  23. My Sister-in-Law Demanded We Give Up Our Expensive Room on Vacation. Her Reasoning Doesn’t Hold Up.

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    Now everyone is upset.

  24. To Which of His Six Wives Was King Henry VIII Married for the Longest Time?

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    Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for Sept. 30, 2026.

  25. Slate Mini Crossword for Sept. 30, 2026

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    Take a quick break with our daily 5x5 grid.

  26. He Was an Object of Mockery. Now He’s Looking Like the Next Brad Pitt. I Think I Know What Changed.

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    “R-Patz” was a derided teen heartthrob.

  27. The Cheap Money Era Isn’t Coming Back

    (Slate Magazine)

    This isn’t the new normal.

  28. The Revenge Of The Comment Section

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    Comment sections are dying, but Slate’s is going strong.

  29. The Supreme Court Is Furious at These Defiant Judges. The Justices Should Look in the Dang Mirror.

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    States feel emboldened to try and subvert democracy because the Supreme Court has enabled them to.

  30. This Mortifying Attempt to Trap Jack Smith in Perjury Was Like Something Out of The Office

    (Slate Magazine)

    The whole exchange has to be seen to be believed.

  31. Donald Trump’s Chatbot Has Some Harsh Feedback for Donald Trump

    (Slate Magazine)

    We finally found someone willing to tell Donald Trump the truth.

  32. There’s One Word That Your Chatbot Should Never Say

    (Slate Magazine)

    Artificial intimacy is harming us in ways we don’t fully understand.

  33. People Are Interested in Me Because of My Intense Job. But They Don’t Like What Comes With It.

    (Slate Magazine)

    I don't know how to lessen the blow for them.

  34. The Candidates Interviewing to Replace My Boss All Have Something in Common. This Is Fishy!

    (Slate Magazine)

    It makes me uncomfortable.

  35. My Husband Came Home From a Work Trip With an Unwelcome Development. Now We’re Living a Nightmare.

    (Slate Magazine)

    I'm not sure I buy his explanation.

  36. I Just Found Out What My Boyfriend Thinks About During His … Solo Time. I Don’t Like This Side of Him.

    (Slate Magazine)

    This one hurts.

  37. Slate Pears Game 411: Sept. 29, 2026

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    Today's puzzle has seven pears.

  38. Slate Crossword: Element Whose Symbol Doesn’t Share Any Letters With Its Name (Four Letters)

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    Ready for some wordplay?

  39. The “Cornell Seven” Rape Case Has Ignited the Country. Let’s Talk About What We’re Actually Talking About Here.

    (Slate Magazine)

    The district attorney has reopened the criminal case.

  40. Obama’s New Podcast Is the Best Kind of Book Club

    (Slate Magazine)

    Remember what it was like to have a president who actually reads?

  41. The Supreme Court’s Term-Opening Blockbuster Will Test the Conservative Justices Like No Other Case

    (Slate Magazine)

    The results could shape responses to climate change for decades to come.

  42. Slate SoundBites for September 29, 2026

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    Build your answer from the sound up with our new game, SoundBites!

  43. There’s One Part of Parenting I Just Can’t Bear. I Think I’m Screwing My Kids Up for Life.

    (Slate Magazine)

    I find it very painful, is the thing.

  44. My Brother-in-Law Always Fails at a Basic Part of Dinner Party Etiquette. I’m Ready to Scream.

    (Slate Magazine)

    Old habits die hard.

  45. The Logo for Which Automaker Features a Horizontal Lightning Bolt, Cutting Through a Circle?

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    Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for Sept. 29, 2026.

  46. Slate Mini Crossword for Sept. 29, 2026

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    Take a quick break with our daily 5x5 grid.

  47. It Was the Essential Home of Supreme Court News. Now It’s a Joke. What Happened?

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    How high-stakes poker brought down a pillar of Supreme Court coverage.

  48. Trump Used to Be Good at Attacking the Press. Things Have Changed.

    (Slate Magazine)

    He really did used to be good at this.

  49. Republicans Have Made It Their Signature Issue. What’s Really Happening Shows How Cynical That Is.

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    The reality on college campuses—and courts, rinks, and fields—reveals the lie.

  50. A Hit of Democratic Hopium

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    Even before the scandal broke, Susan Collins was facing down strong Democratic headwinds.