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The Plaintiffs Trying to Ban the Abortion Pill Admitted They Have No Case
Without redressability, no one can come before a federal court and ask for relief.
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Prosecute Bad Bosses
More district attorneys are cracking down on abusive employers. It’s about time.
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France Is Erupting—and Macron’s Problems Are Just Starting
The centrist president pushed through a controversial pension reform. It's not a victory.
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Help! I Cheated On My Husband. His Reaction Was Worse Than Anything I Did.
He blamed me for the way he reacted.
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I’m Worried My Son Is Headed for Disaster With His Latest Crush
Parenting advice on teen romance, sleepovers, and compulsive liars.
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There’s a Quiet New Crisis in Texas After the Abortion Ban. It Could Get Much Worse.
“I think it's a much bigger trend that's going to become obvious pretty quickly,” one Texas doctor said.
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Introducing Hear Me Out, Slate’s New Discussion and Debate Show
Veteran journalist Celeste Headlee is reinvigorating the art of civil conversation and debate, one episode at a time.
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Atlanta’s Battle Over “Cop City”
Those opposed to the construction see it as an environmentally-destructive means of placating the Atlanta Police Department after 2020’s protests.
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The Man Single-Handedly Fixing Opinion Journalism, One Urinal Column at a Time
Adrian Chiles is just grateful to be here.
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Ron DeSantis Has Already Been Sucked Into the Looming Trump Indictment Vortex
Bit of an awkward situation here.
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“The Zombie Case”: How Stormy Daniels’ Alleged Hush Money May Finally Lead to a Trump Indictment
The former president says he'll be arrested. Is he right?
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The Biggest Source of Office Drama Has Returned With a Vengeance
Workers will be fighting over this until the end of time. But one office has found a creative solution.
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