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SCOTUS’s MAGA Wing Just Blew Up the Midterms With This Shadow Docket Ruling
Justice Sotomayor calls out the high court’s right wing for gutting voting rights and throwing Alabama’s midterms into disarray.
How to Get Neil Gorsuch to Stand Up For Workers
Last week, the Supreme Court delivered a resounding victory for workers in Flowers Foods Inc. v. Brock.
Sonia Sotomayor Bluntly Exposed the Supreme Court’s Latest Voting Rights Lie
SCOTUS delivered yet another crushing blow to voting rights on Tuesday night, issuing a 6–3 decision over the shadow docket.
Jill Biden’s Brutal Memoir Proves One Thing for Sure
Just show me some shirtless photos of Hunter Biden and leave me alone.
Twice a Week, My Daughter’s Daycare Calls With Troubling News. But I Don’t Know What They Want Me to Do About It.
She never does this at home.
My Beloved Wife Died. Eight Months Later, I’m Happier Than I’ve Ever Been. How Do I Tell My Daughters?
I don't want to hide my love.
The Guy I’m Seeing Has to Look at Something Very Specific During Sex. I Didn’t Know He Was This Vain.
He does it every time.
My Mother-in-Law Stepped In to “Save” Our Wedding. What She Did Almost Ruined It.
Author Xochitl Gonzalez answers your questions.
I Have a Quality in Bed that Many Men Long For. Now My Girlfriend Tells Me It’s Annoying!
I had no idea.
Slate Pears Game 293: Jun. 3, 2026
Today's puzzle has four pears.
The Supreme Court Just Transformed Its Horrible Voting Rights Ruling Into Something More Calamitous
What the Roberts court has just wreaked goes beyond handing an extra House seat to the GOP in the upcoming election.
They Support the Most Unlikely Campaign in America. They Usually Won’t Talk About It. Now I Understand Why.
An unlikely conservative candidate is building a movement in a blue city. Democrats helped him do it.
My Mother-in-Law Is Regularly Stealing From Me. The Kind of Items She Takes Has Me Concerned for Her Well-Being.
I can't help but notice.
My Kids’ Public School Is Going to Go Downhill. $450,000 Could Save Them.
Private school vs. a better school district.
Our Couple Friends Want Us to Stay in Their “Guest Room.” But They Don’t Realize What an Absurd Request That’s Become.
My husband is going on strike.
Slate SoundBites for June 3, 2026
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My Daughter and Son-in-Law Just Bought a Brand New Car. How They Paid for It Is a Betrayal.
I'm tempted to sue.
Which First Name Was Shared by Both Major U.S. Presidential Candidates in the 1896 Election?
Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for June 3, 2026.
Slate Mini Crossword for June 3, 2026
Take a quick break with our daily 5x5 grid.
Slate Crossword: Something Taken for a Trip? (Three Letters)
Ready for some wordplay? Sharpen your skills with Slate’s puzzle for June 3, 2026.
How Congress Can Pass a New Voting Rights Act Despite the Supreme Court
Even after Callais, Congress has the power, under the guarantee clause, to stamp out state efforts to decimate Black representation.
The Hunger Strike at Delaney Hall
A US senator was caught in the cloud of pepper spray with protestors last week.
Every Australian Knows a Dance Called the Nutbush. Nobody Knows Why.
The globe-trotting, century-spanning story of how an American song spawned a line dance more Australian than Vegemite.
The Real Horror of <em>Backrooms</em> Is the Wall-to-Wall Carpeting.
Noclip out of reality and into this Gabfest episode about Backrooms.
Keep TikTok Out Of Our Favorite YA Books
Publishers are “modernizing” classic books with references to TikTok and streaming.