Trump's chatbot knows who won the 2020 election—and where Barack Obama was really born.

Republicans have made women’s sports a signature issue. What’s really happening shows how cynical that is.

An internet conspiracy theory was killing people even before the president posted about it. I found the man who started it. He’s nothing like you’d expect.

In a first-time interview, the victim told me he knows what’s coming.

“Help me!” shouted Marcos “Bori” Alcaraz. “I’m on fire!”

The administration wants blue states to heat up a lot more quickly than red states.

His boss is running for a Senate seat. He was on a group chat with Nick Fuentes.

When I reached deep into his past, a clear story emerged.

The man who bested George W. Bush may have some lessons for Democrats on how to beat Donald Trump.

A newsletter that surfaces under-the-radar stories about what Trump is doing to the law—and how the law is pushing back.

Politics writer Ian Philbrick brings sharp, clear writing to Slate's political coverage

The community is pulling together. It has been eye-opening.

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The crowd-pleasing comedy is finally coming to the Criterion Collection.

The community is pulling together. It has been eye-opening.

I spent a month in her head. I was surprised by what I found.

It's another reminder of the scary state of American conservatism.

A long paper trail shows that Jack Posobiec casts a ballot in one state and lives in another.

A long paper trail shows that Jack Posobiec casts a ballot in one state and lives in another.

The incredible technology is harnessing the potential of solar and wind — and quietly revolutionizing the energy system.

The arrest in D.C. of a Venezuelan couple with temporary protected status has sparked concerns that the Trump administration is again willing to separate parents from their children.

Trust me: I tried it.

The president can now replace the top echelon of military officials with his own people.

Job cuts, ideology, and a sharpie: Trump’s beef with an important scientific agency, explained.

He’s talking to Putin and fighting with Zelenskyy. Is Kyiv’s nightmare scenario finally unfolding?

Red states are testing their power to restrict abortion nationwide.

The president is claiming total control over agencies that, by law, are independent.

Now one of the most powerful people in the U.S. government, Peter Marocco’s turbulent tenure during the first Trump administration sheds light on his current efforts to dismantle the American foreign ...

Fieldnotes is a watchdog group that investigates the oil and gas industry.

Exclusive: The US Fish and Wildlife Service has frozen millions of dollars, imperiling animals abroad.

Did DOJ just use charges against New York’s mayor to leverage his cooperation on immigration?

“Can I leave the country, and how can I leave the country?”