He Planned Trump’s Tariffs the First Time. Here’s What He Thinks of the New Ones. Nitish Pahwa
Your gadgets might have gotten pricier. Your stocks might have tanked. But Wilbur Ross says it’s all a part of the plan.
One Threatened Supreme Court Precedent Ties the Fates of LGBTQ+ People and Immigrants Inextricably Chris Yarrell
Plyler embodies a constitutional insight as urgent today as it was in 1982: that equality is not achieved through formal neutrality alone.
Slate Mini Crossword for April 17, 2025 Quiara Vasquez
Take a quick break with our daily 5×5 grid.
There’s a Common Piece of Parenting Advice About Fighting. But It Can’t Possibly Apply to What I’m Dealing With. Greg Lavallee
My kids generally get along. Except when they really, really don’t.
What I Learned From Two Years Without a Smartphone Christopher Schaberg
The new Light Phone III is a slightly smarter dumbphone. I resisted it—but it won me over.
My Friend Keeps Doing a Really Awful Thing in Front of Our Kids. I Need This to Stop. Nicole Chung
This isn’t healthy for any of us.
Help! I Can’t Believe the Very Strange Pet Names My Boyfriend and His Teen Girls Use for Each Other. Jenée Desmond-Harris
His ex even has one that gives me the creeps.
Time in the U.S. Is Officially Determined by an Atomic Clock in Which City? Ray Hamel
Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for April 17, 2025.
Slate Crossword: Life Science, Briefly … or Life Story, Briefly (Three Letters) Quiara Vasquez
Ready for some wordplay? Sharpen your skills with Slate’s puzzle for April 17, 2025.
Trump Has Millions of Americans Despairing. One Surprise Just Gave Me Hope. Dan Kois
This month’s protests were way bigger than I expected. Will they do anything?