Why Your Boss Is About to Inflict A.I. on You Alex Kantrowitz
Users are losing interest in tools like ChatGPT. Companies are just getting started.
Clarence Thomas’ Latest Pay-to-Play Scandal Finally Connects All the Dots Dahlia Lithwick and Mark Joseph Stern
There has never been a straighter line between Thomas’ unethical conduct and his jurisprudence.
Help! My Cousins Tried to Prove My Sister Is “Faking” Her Severe Allergy. Hillary Frey
They thought it was hilarious.
I Sail Around the World Alone in a Dinky Sailboat. Only One Thing Gets to Me. Luke Winkie
Sam Holmes loves being thousands of miles from land, with little to do other than survive. But a lot can go wrong when you’re out there alone.
The House Is a Mess. And Matt Gaetz Is Loving It. Jim Newell
The man is working overtime to be Kevin McCarthy’s biggest nightmare.
Gabfest Reads: Zadie Smith Wrote the Trump Portrait That Isn’t Emily Bazelon
Zadie Smith’s new historical novel, The Fraud, delves into class warfare through the trial of a scamster.
Post-Bruen and Post-Roe, Fear is the Opposite of Freedom Dahlia Lithwick
Text and history—and life-and-death—post Dobbs and Bruen
Is “Algospeak” D@ngerous? Candice Lim and Rachelle Hampton
What experts call linguistic self-censorship has not only taken over TikTok, but spread onto other platforms.
The Slatest for Sept. 22: How Rupert Murdoch Built an Empire He Could No Longer Control Slate Staff
Stories about Volodymyr Zelensky, Bob Menendez, the Spy Kids franchise, and more.
How Sharks Survived on a Golf Course for 17 Years David Shiffman
And what likely did them in.