News & Politics
- How to amend, and not amend, the Senate health reform bill.
- Judge David Hamilton and the fight over God's secular title.
- Why Sarah Palin is unlikely to be the future of the Republican Party.
- Stupid drug story of the week: NBC's Today show discovers huffing.
- Slate writers and editors debate the ramifications of new cancer-screening guidelines.
- What it will cost you to deny health insurance to illegal immigrants.
- Bidenisms: A collection of the vice president's gaffes and head-slappers.
- What's inside Harry Reid's "blended" Senate health care reform bill.
- The real price of trying Khalid Sheikh Mohammed.
- Does it matter that Obama is behind schedule on most of his major plans?
- Sen. Harry Reid's health reform strip tease.
- What watching ESPN could teach us about mammograms.
- The attorney general tries to sell us on New York terror trials.
- Slate's unauthorized index of Sarah Palin's autobiography, Going Rogue.
- The man who watered down the public option explains what government economists got wrong.
- Sarah Palin = Dan Quayle.
- Sarah Palin goes on Oprah to discuss her new book, Going Rogue.
- Why has the global response to swine flu been so politicized?
- The right's nonsensical arguments against trying Khalid Sheikh Mohammed in New York.
- Seven salient facts about Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan.
- A new government report says health reform will "jeopardize access" to Medicare.
- Does Obama need to speak more harshly about Islam?
- Sarah Palin gives the GOP an early start on its Thanksgiving family fight.
- How the United States' never-ending legal mess at Gitmo is spilling over into Canada.
- How rockets transformed the Middle East arms race and made Russia the big winner.
- Bidenisms: A collection of the vice president's gaffes and head-slappers.
- The week's most interesting Slate stories.
- Will Sen. Harry Reid tax the rich to pay for health reform?
- What do they talk about in all those Afghanistan strategy sessions?
- A photojournalist recalls the tumultuous days of the Iranian revolution.
- A taxonomy of left-liberal opposition to the health care reform bill.
- President Obama's small masterpiece of a speech at Fort Hood.
- Can a prisoner request anything for his last meal?
- Photographs of the places where the D.C. shooters struck.
- What's behind Rupert Murdoch's trash-talking of Google?
- The Supreme Court looks at life sentences for teen offenders.
- A guide to the shifting political factions in the health care debate.
- Why insurers aren't complaining about the House bill's anti-abortion amendment.
- Health care reformers' million-dollar thank-you card to moderate Democrats.
- Was it difficult for the Fort Hood shooter to fire 100 shots in seven minutes?
- Obama needs to show Americans how health care reform, Wall Street reform, and the stimulus are connected.
- After the Fall of the Wall, Central Europe's fate was supposed to be uncertain and bleak. Today the region prospers more than ever.
- The lessons of 1989.
- How the Senate will whittle away at the House health care reform bill.
- Slate's online guide to the health care reform bill.
- What's the deal with "cat ladies"?
- How does the government keep track of job-loss numbers?
- Why was Berlin the key to the Cold War?
- If women can defend Fort Hood, they can defend America.
- Socialized medicine intrudes on the march against Obamacare.
Briefing
- The Slatest: Weekend Edition
- Tweeting for dollars.
- What's the best way for the Twilight vampires to drink blood?
- How dangerous is the radiation from a mammogram?
- How does the federal government know how much money it's spending improperly?
- Obama's getting flak for bowing in Japan. Early Americans bowed all the time.
- What makes a prison state of the art?
- Why are newspapers calling Maj. Nidal Hasan the "alleged" Fort Hood shooter?
- A couple of questions about water on other planets.
- Why were they playing bagpipes at the Fort Hood memorial service?
- Is accused Fort Hood shooter Nidal Malik Hasan a "terrorist?"
- Can you carry a concealed weapon on military bases? And other Fort Hood questions answered.
- What do "stable," "critical," and other medical conditions mean?
- The week's most interesting Slate stories.
- Do wolves kill for sport?
- An Explainer roundup on food contamination.
- How does the U.S. make sure Afghan policemen aren't terrorists?
- How can DeJuan Blair play without an anterior cruciate ligament in either knee?
Arts
- How to score chicks on the Disney Channel.
- Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleansreviewed.
- The Blind Side reviewed.
- Retracing the path of the iconic movie on its 40th anniversary.
- The Twilight Saga: New Moon reviewed.
- Why vampire movies always break all the vampire rules.
- When have we not been in the midst of a vampire craze?
- Vampires suck.
- Do books really need Hollywood-style trailers?
- The surreal, high-concept showmanship of Urs Fischer.
- The best preschool programming on TV is Nick Jr.'s Yo Gabba Gabba!
- "Consciousness"
- Meghan O'Rourke, Troy Patterson, and Katie Roiphe discussRaymond Carver's "A Small Good Thing" and "The Bath."
- Philip Roth's The Humbling.
- Roland Emmerich's 2012.
- Fantastic Mr. Fox reviewed.
- The many charms of Glee.
- Mad Men: The TV Club has been sold to McCann-Erickson.
- How John Cassavetes' Shadows changed American movies forever.
- Nabokov's The Original of Laura (Dying Is Fun).
- "Daily Threads"
- The music of the castrati.
- Two books about the revolutions of 1989.
- Mad Men: Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce.
- A Christmas Carol reviewed.
- A journey through the Travel Channel.
- On Denialism and the role of science in America.
- Richard Kelly tries to direct a mainstream movie in The Box.
- Sorry, I didn't like Precious.
- Augustus Saint-Gaudens, America's greatest public sculptor.
- The new V reviewed.
- Does casual talk have a place in poetry?
- Two biographies of Ayn Rand.
- Saving Face: A chick-lit novel written in real time. With your help.
- Troubling new revelations about Arendt and Heidegger.
- A TV critic journeys through the cheerful hell of exercise shows.
- Paranormal Activity reviewed.
- The surprising beauty of portraits on gravestones.
- Is it OK to like Chris Brown's new single featuring Lil Wayne?
- Michael Jackson's incredibly moving This Is It.
- How the AvantGrand, Yamaha's new electronic piano, improves upon a 300-year-old instrument.
- Finally, a great comedy about fantasy football.
- We have a winner! The results of Slate's Significant Objects contest.
- The quaint pleasures of "On the Road With Charles Kuralt," now on DVD.
- "Thoreau's Beans"
- Jeffrey L. Sheler's Prophet of Purpose: The Life of Rick Warren.
- A show about the people who actually buy guns.
- Amelia reviewed.
- Why I'll never watch another Lars von Trier movie.
- Is Antichrist director Lars von Trier a misogynist?
- Bow down before the awesomeness of Tony Jaa in Ong Bak 2.
- FlashForward was a genius idea for a show. Too bad it's flailing.
- Slate's Culture Gabfest on Balloon Boy, circumcision, and Monty Python.
- Creed is totally underrated.
- "The Horses"
- Donald Kagan's Thucydides: The Reinvention of History.
Life
- What to drink on Thanksgiving: Napa cabernet.
- Losing my son in the woods wasn't fun.
- The gloomy wonders of Prague.
- I won't sit for a holiday photo with my in-laws.
- How the NFL became the American war game.
- Psychologists have been watching us on the subway. Here's what they've learned.
- Dear Prudence answers readers' questions live at Washingtonpost.com.
- Animal research and your child's behavior.
- I'm too plain to flirt.
- Bill Simmons' The Book of Basketball reviewed.
- Are holiday "adopt-a-family" programs a waste of my charitable giving?
- The best automated breadmaker.
- Dear Prudence answers readers' questions live at Washingtonpost.com.
- How the old-as-dirt New York Yankees won the 2009 World Series.
- I'm 16, and I want a vibrator.
- A defense of jaywalking.
- Dear Prudence answers readers' questions live at Washingtonpost.com.
Business & Tech
- Made in China—and sold there, too.
- What a meal of beef stomach and duck throats taught me about the new China.
- Microsoft Office 2010 reviewed.
- Like New Yorkers, Chinese people just can't stop talking about real estate.
- Why the American brand Mary Kay is thriving in China.
- Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 made me feel terrible about myself, and I loved it.
- Pharmaceutical ad winners at the Clio Healthcare Awards.
- The job market will rebound a lot sooner than you expect.
- Murder, looting, pizza theft, and other hazards of cooperative video-gaming.
- Are men really more competitive than women?
- Apocalypse Then: a two-part series on the lessons of Y2K.
- Fix your terrible, insecure passwords in five minutes.
- Why the last decade has been an economic disappointment for most Americans.
- New AIG CEO ready to walk.
- The winner of the Google Suggest contest.
- How nagging text messages can make you healthier and richer.
- An off-puttingly sexual ad for Halls Refresh.
- Why Arby's is so low on the restaurant food chain.
- Slate's Farhad Manjoo answers your questions about Facebook, Gmail, and more.
- The Greatest Trade Ever: A podcast with author Gregory Zuckerman.
- If the economy's stagnant, why are stocks up? The answer is disturbing.
- Four essential tips for extending the battery life of your computer, cell phone, and every other gadget.
- The vitamin business thrived through the recession. Why?
- Newspapers aren't doing as badly as you think.
- How GeoCities invented the modern Internet.
- The Chamber of Commerce pursued failed policies during the Bush years, so why should Obama listen to it?
- Levi's commercials, now starring Walt Whitman.
- What pick-your-own-apple orchards teach about the American economy.
- Why Wall Street bonuses won't go away.
- Superfusion: How China and America Became One Economy.
- Windows 7 is the best operating system on the market.
- Anti-Obama paranoia is good for at least one American business.
- How does the music-identifying app Shazam work its magic?
- Companies like Citi and GM were failing before the government took over.
- Will Wi-Fi Direct finally kill Bluetooth?
- The late Lazard CEO Bruce Wasserstein understood journalists, and journalism.
- Private equity firms are trying to cash out of their investments. Uh-oh.
- The Google Wave chatting tool is too complicated for its own good.
- Conservatives claim the stimulus has already failed. But it has barely started.
- Is it smart to put your CEO in your ad campaign?
- Lifehacking: How to be more productive.
- Slate readers submit their to-do-list techniques.
- Meet the new progressive CEOs.
- Thank new FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski for giving us a better mobile Internet.
- Could the closing of Gourmet mark a bottom for the magazine business?
- AT&T should dump the iPhone's unlimited data plans.
- The obscenely high new bank fees for ATM usage and overdrawn checks.
- Don't worry about the U.S.-China trade war over chicken feet. Worry about the coming conflict over T-bills and derivatives.
- The real reason Bank of America CEO Ken Lewis suddenly quit.
- Slate's new tech advice column "Dear Farhad."
- The publishing conspiracy that's blocking an electronic version of Palin's memoir.
- Apple's hypocritical move to block competitors from accessing iTunes.
- Google's ingenious plan to spruce up outdated versions of Internet Explorer.
- How the feds are collecting billions in fees from bailed-out banks.
- The dangers of social spam.
- The Netflix Prize was brilliant. Google and Microsoft should steal the idea.
- So now Miracle Whip is mayonnaise for hipsters?
- The well-deserved success of Mint.com, and what other Web businesses can learn from it.
- Why won't anyone give me a credit card?
- How to fix Craigslist.
- How to tell a West Coast businessman from an East Coast businessman.
- What Facebook can learn from Gmail.
- America can't be the world's tech leader without immigration reform.
- Why Lehman's failure in September 2008 was so much more devastating for the rest of the world than for the United States.
- Employment-based health insurance is in big trouble, but don't blame Obama.
- The iPod is dead.
- A greener, cheaper way to deal with garbage.
- A better way to market computers: Say what they can actually do.
- Boston's Hancock Tower and the coming commercial real estate crisis.
- Why do we freak out every time Gmail goes down?
- The cupcake boom is here. The cupcake crash is coming.
- Wikipedia's new editing policy isn't the end of the encyclopedia's democratic age.
- Who's rooting for the economy to fail again? These guys.
- Does venting consumer outrage on Twitter actually work?
- TARP could have cost taxpayers $700 billion. Now it looks like it might break even.
- How to beat Amazon's Kindle.
- Does your e-mail reveal how productive you are?
- Why corporate IT should unchain our office computers.
- Cash for Clunkers helped car dealers. But did it also help the economy?
- How Google can knock the iPhone from its perch.
- One Citi employee is entitled to a $100 million bonus. Should the company stiff him?
- Microblogging has become too important for Twitter to rule the field.
- Who Won the Recession?
- Tr.im just closed up shop. Will other URL-shortening outfits like Bit.ly be next?
- An interactive map of vanishing employment across the country.
- The Wall Street Journal'spreposterous editorial about AIG and me.
- Could changes in advertising kill television?
- The lamest business excuse of 2009.
- Should the FCC force Apple to sell Google's iPhone apps?
- Why you've stopped watching CNBC.
- Is the president helping Hawaii?
- How government programs are saving insurance companies from disaster.
- Four ways to redesign Facebook.
- The Department of Justice should take a hint from the Microsoft suit: Don't go after Google.
- Apple's rumored tablet PC augurs the next phase of the netbook craze.
- The recession is over; now we need a new kind of recovery.
- Why is America losing millionaires?
- Fix your terrible, insecure passwords in five minutes.
- Do people take out payday loans because they're desperate—or because they don't understand the terms?
- Slate's new, improved mobile site.
- How Amazon's remote deletion of e-books from the Kindle paves the way for book-banning's digital future.
- Japan mellows as its population ages.
- Spotify streams every song you'd ever want to hear—for free.
- The recession is over! (Technically.)
- Typography on the Web is basic and dull. A startup called Typekit will fix it.
Science
- What's the greenest way to get home for Thanksgiving?
- When it comes to cancer screening, more isn't always better.
- What impact do rockets have on the environment?
- How can we communicate the dangers of nuclear waste to future civilizations?
- Is protecting consumers from uncooked oysters a rotten plan?
- Which fruits, vegetables, and other crops have the smallest environmental footprints?
- How to reform the broken medical malpractice system.
- Selling out abortion rights for health care reform.
- On Denialism and the role of science in America.
- The financial and personal ramifications of a doctor apologizing to a patient.
- Are invasive species really that bad for the environment?
- Swine flu: What you need to know.
- What ever happened to the Amazon rainforest? Did we save it?
- What we can learn from the shortage of H1N1 vaccine.
- Why big farms can treat their workers better than small farms.
- Why couldn't we tell that the balloon boy's parents were faking their distress?
- Driving should be more like Northwest Flight 188.
- It doesn't make sense to charge fat people higher insurance premiums.
- Exactly how bad should I feel about taking hot showers?
- Napping, sex, and abstinence.
- Do criminals with Asperger's syndrome deserve special treatment?
- Your tax dollars at work, penalizing fat people.
- My son has cancer. He can't go into day care because of unvaccinated children.
- How green is tofu?
- Is the Coke mini can the new light cigarette?
- Why vaccinate girls but not boys against HPV?
- Can you tell if a man is dangerous just by looking at his face?
- Is charging your cell phone overnight a major waste of energy?
- The life story of a skunk.
- Creating a better way to diagnose swine flu and other ailments.
- Is it better for the planet to listen to CDs, records, or MP3s?
- The health effects of discrimination against fat people.
- The new addiction is taxing addictions.
- No smoking in your own apartment.
- The American Way of Dentistry: Inside the dental safety net.
- The pro-choice argument against health care reform.
- Whatever happened to the hole in the ozone layer?
- The American Way of Dentistry: Why does it cost so much?
- Does poverty make people obese, or is it the other way around?
- The American Way of Dentistry: Where have all the dentists gone?
- The American Way of Dentistry: The story of my teeth.
- Leave giant squid alone.
- The growing ambitions of the food police.
- Which is better for the planet, beer or wine?
- What a fat tax really means for America.
- The United States' swine flu vaccines will leave millions worldwide unprotected.
- Are outdoor smoking bans scientifically justified?
- The disappearing boundaries of cigarette prohibition.
- Did black box warnings on antidepressants have any effect on teen suicide?
- Is fake-wood furniture bad for the environment?
- Trying to decide whether to have brain surgery.
- Are blackboards greener than whiteboards?
- How bad for the environment are cruise ships?
- The people profiting from food allergies.
- What kind of environmental impact do toilets have?
- Constance Casey's profiles of revolting creatures.
- A tour of wildlife conservation efforts in South Africa.
- The problems with broadcasting live surgeries.
- Whatever happened to acid rain?
- A physicist looks at The Time Traveler's Wife.
- Does it really save gas to roll down your windows instead of flipping on the AC?
- The powerful and mysterious brain circuitry that makes us love Google, Twitter, and texting.
- Does snorkeling damage coral reefs?
- Evolution's place in a created universe.
- The organic vs. conventional debate is getting us nowhere.
- How much will the Cash for Clunkers program really do for the environment?
- The pro-life movement's contraception problem.
- Is it OK to impregnate a 60-year-old woman?
- Why more young women should start using IUDs.
- Are we being too tolerant of gluten-intolerance?
- The most eco-friendly way to go on a camping trip.
- The right-wing assault on abortion reduction.
- The diagnostic madness of DSM-V.
- The life story of a snapping turtle.
- Should we blame overdiagnosis for rising health costs?
- How to stop cell-phone use behind the wheel.
- How scared should I be of bisphenol A?
- Why are doctors still measuring obesity with the body mass index?
- Do animals masturbate?
- Why using Social Security numbers for identification is risky and stupid.
- How to pick out sustainable seafood.
- Race, genes, and cancer.
- Trying to stop the spread of swine flu at summer camp.
- Just how religious is Francis Collins, Obama's nominee for director of the NIH?
- The pro-life case for masturbation.
- Dr. Feelgood: The joys and perils of giving celebrities what they want.
- Is washing out my paintbrushes worth all that water?
- Is it better for the planet to grill with charcoal or gas?
- E-mail, adultery, and Mark Sanford.
- Breaking your legs to make yourself taller.
- What celebrity patients like Farrah Fawcett can teach us about cancer.
Podcasts & Video
- The Political Gabfest for Nov. 20, 2009.
- Reviews of: Twilight: New Moon, The Blind Side, and Planet 51
- Hey Penny: The Boss From Hell
- Slate's Culture Gabfest on Lady Gaga, Fantastic Mr. Fox,and warning future generations about nuclear waste.
- The Pork Bun Challenge
- Slate's sports podcast, Hang Up and Listen, for the week of Nov. 16, 2009.
- Dear Prudence: I Got My Co-Worker's Sister Pregnant!
- Meghan O'Rourke, Troy Patterson, and Katie Roiphe discussRaymond Carver's "A Small Good Thing" and "The Bath."
- Reviews of: 2012, Fantastic Mr. Fox, and Pirate Radio
- Clinton: The Rise of China Is Inevitable
- Dear Prudence: Live-In In-Laws
- Reviews of: The Men Who Stare at Goats, Precious, and A Christmas Carol
- President Obama on the Fort Hood Shootings
- Microsoft's Marketing Misfires
- "This Bitch Owns Her Own Harley"
- My Taliban Captors Googled Me
- Dear Prudence: Engaged and Feeling Trapped
- The Political Gabfest for Oct. 30, 2009.
- Reviews of: This Is It, Gentlemen Broncos, and The House of the Devil
- Hey Penny: Smoking Kills... Productivity
- The Survivor
- Slate's Culture Gabfest on 30 Rock, Baby Einstein, and Brad Paisley.
- Vampires, Goblins, and Trolls, Oh My!
- Slate's sports podcast Hang Up and Listen for the week of Oct. 26, 2009.
- Dear Prudence: Lying Smoker
- A Wingman for Your iPhone
- Choice Apps for Foodies
- My Master Cleanse Odyssey
- Dear Prudence: Picky About Garbage
- Michael Agger, Meghan O'Rourke, and Troy Patterson discuss The Anthologist.
- Reviews of: Where the Wild Things Are, Black Dynamite, and Law Abiding Citizen
- Obama's Other Premature Awards
- The High School Crush
- Revolving or Swinging? The Best Exit Strategy
- Dear Prudence: A Preacher's Pet Peeve
- Reviews of: Good Hair, Couples Retreat, and An Education
- Baseball's Warped Camera Angle
- Last Man Standing: a podcast with author Duff McDonald.
- Cute Cats Incorporated
- Deep-Fried Everything
- Dear Prudence: Hot-Flashing Boss
- Reviews of: A Serious Man, The Invention of Lying, and Whip It
- Strip Poker for Day Traders
- More Ways To Waste Time on Facebook
- Slate's sports podcast Hang Up and Listen for the week of Sept. 28, 2009.
- Dear Prudence: Bed-Making Blues
- Reviews of: Capitalism: A Love Story, Surrogates, and Fame
- The Political Gabfest for Sept. 25, 2009.
- Slate's Culture Gabfest on on Obama's Letterman appearance, the Keats movie Bright Star, and Neil Patrick Harris at the Emmys.
- Hey Penny: My Grubby Co-Worker
- Dear Prudence: Dimwit Niece
- Reviews of: The Informant!, Jennifer's Body, and Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs
- Selling Sex: World's Best Condom Ads
- Dear Prudence: Left Behind By Childless BFF
- Reviews of: 9, The September Issue, and Whiteout
- The NFL Hits the Oregon Trail
- Dear Prudence: Culturally Insensitive Parents
- Reviews of: Extract, All About Steve, and Gamer
- Cougars Gone Wild!
- Outrage, Now in Pill Form
- Slate's sports podcast Hang Up and Listen for the week of Aug. 31, 2009.
- Dear Prudence: Is Short Hair Ruining My Love Life?
- Reviews of: Taking Woodstock, Final Destination, and Big Fan
- The Political Gabfest for Aug. 28, 2009.
- A Killer Mobile Dictionary
- Slate's Culture Gabfest on Inglourious Basterds, Project Runway,and the "Sketch Steve" contest.
- Urban Euro Bikes
- Dear Prudence: Boozy Mom
- Reviews of: Inglourious Basterds, Post Grad, and My One and Only
- POTUS as House Guest: A Short History
- Obama's Secret Health Care Nightmare
- Dear Prudence: The Ethics of Scoring Pot
- Reviews of: District 9, Ponyo, and The Time Traveler's Wife
- So You Found My iPhone ...
- In Fed We Trust: a podcast with author David Wessel.
- The Many Voices of Meryl Streep
- A Wrestler's Wisdom
- How the World Might (Almost) End
- Dear Prudence: Dad Caught Cheating
- The Political Gabfest for July 31, 2009.
- Reviews of: Funny People, The Cove, and Thirst
- Conned Into a Life of Magic
- Slate's Culture Gabfest on Funny People, the death of the music magazine, and the DSM-V.
- Killer Apps: Sim City
- We, Robots
- Dear Prudence: Flashing Too Much Skin?
- Reviews of: G-Force, The Ugly Truth, and Orphan
- HEY PENNY! The Yes Men cometh.
- Listen to the Mountain
- Dear Prudence: Layabout Loser Boyfriend
- If Man Walked on the Moon Today
- Alyssa Katz on Our Lot.
- Reviews of: Harry Potter, (500) Days of Summer, and The Way We Get By
- Drilling for Clues About Global Warming
- Meghan O'Rourke, Troy Patterson, and Katie Roiphe discuss Gay Talese's Thy Neighbor's Wife.
- Dog Rescue Gone Wrong
- Killer Apps: Oregon Trail Revisited
- Dear Prudence: Creepy Twin Co-Workers
- Reviews of: Brüno; I Love You, Beth Cooper; and Humpday
- How to Save Newspapers
- The Power-Cling, Iran's New Wonder Product
- Dynamite Ahead!
- Introducing Slate's sports podcast, "Hang Up and Listen."
- Dear Prudence: Preschool for Grown-Ups
- Reviews of: Public Enemies, Ice Age, and I Hate Valentine's Day
- Medical Pot Expo
- Hunting Cigarette Pirates
- The Audio Book Club on David Foster Wallace's Infinite Jest.
- Dear Prudence: Riding Shotgun With Tipsy Pal
- The Political Gabfest for June 26, 2009.
- Reviews of: Transformers, My Sister's Keeper, and Chéri
- Moonwalk: Michael Jackson's YouTube Legacy
- Spike Lee Does the Right Thing
- Slate's Culture Gabfest on Whatever Works, True Blood, and A Vindication of Love.
- Pinball Wizard, Second-Class
- Dear Prudence: Evangelizing Vegan
- Reviews of: Year One, The Proposal, and Whatever Works
- Our critics discuss John Cheever and Flannery O'Connor.
- Killer Apps: iPhone Radio Guide
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