Decisions stripping voting rights and abortion rights paved the way for a rapidly growing and wide-ranging assault on the rights of trans adults, trans kids, and their families.

My wife has formed a flirty relationship with an AI tool and I can't shake off the sense of feeling replaced and insecure.

Gwen Herzig went to the legislature to share her medical expertise on trans health care. What came next was humiliating.

How can we interrogate the problems with beauty culture…while still enjoying our face masks and lip gloss?

Slate Money talks Pride merch outrage, Nvidia, and the German recession.

Is Elon Musk’s CEO pick set up to fail?

Are female characters on shows like Killing Eve, Fleabag and 90s Rosanne anti-heroes, or just fully formed women?

How a 150-year-old law could give anti-abortion activists the win they’re still chasing.

Netflix’s queer dating show features pets, processing, and very little sexual chemistry.

E. Jean Carroll and lawyer Roberta Kaplan tell Dahlia Lithwick how they won, and why they could be headed back to court.

Journalist Allison Behringer is digging into new medical mysteries on this season of Bodies.

Its time as a regional outlier in reproductive freedom ends with an overridden veto.

If you really want to make your workplace more inclusive, stop with the virtue signaling and actually do the work.

She won her defamation case against Donald Trump. Will it have a lasting impact?

They didn’t ask to be here, after all.

Curtis Sittenfeld’s new book Romantic Comedy explores the middle-aged romance between a pop star and a comedy writer.

Virginia Sole-Smith’s new book makes the radical case for letting your kids be kids when it comes to food. With Mom and Dad Are Fighting’s Jamilah Lemieux.

And how Donald Trump’s defense team is trying to sway the jury.

Comedian and author Lane Moore talks about her new book on friendship, You Will Find Your People.

Love it or hate it, spectacle has a way of bringing us together.

Plus, the undeniable gayness of Frog and Toad.

The Comstock Act is a 19th century vice law some hope could criminalize abortion nationwide

Federal judges limit the availability of mifepristone; the Republican Tennessee state legislature expels two Democratic representatives; and Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has an ethics problem again.

A judge has revoked FDA approval of mifepristone. But the FDA could fight back - in more ways than one.