And—surprise, surprise—Amazon isn’t doing nearly enough about it.

At a time when lawmakers operate from wildly different standards of children’s “safety”, who can be trusted to regulate the internet?

The UAW is trying tactics it’s never used before.

The U.S. claims that Google monopolized search. Google claims that competition is just “a click away.”

Burger patties with earrings. Michael Jordan. And so much rapping.

It’s silly, often sexist, and ultimately unnecessary.

Coco Krumme joins Slate Money to discuss the false promise of optimization.

How wellness brands like Bloom are making green powders go viral on TikTok

A Silicon Valley start-up promised to modernize school transportation. Instead, it stranded thousands of students.

Jho Low stole billions and funded a Leonardo DiCaprio movie.

When it comes to natural disasters, getting the latest news via Twitter or Facebook is, well, disastrous.

Slate Money checks in on the status of work ahead of Labor Day

How TikTok’s e-commerce feature is ruining the app and small businesses

Personal posts, influencers, and cultural cachet, all in a surprising place.

There's been a rise in high-end pet food, marketed as a healthy, environmentally-friendly option for our pets. The reality is much more complicated.

A book provides a dozen ways to help the world’s poorest people. Will they work?

Inside the draft of a deal between ByteDance and the U.S. to keep TikTok in the states.

Critical Role is an unvarnished success. But what does it mean for the rest of the D&D community?

This one goes out to anyone who has tried to help a prince get his money

Is the ghost of your online life destined to haunt your friends and family?

Why sex workers turned to crypto, and how crypto turned on them.

Embrace the tacky.

Richard Hanania exposes ugly truths about the power and politics of the tech industry.

Is it too late for the Worldwide Leader in Sports to get into gambling?

Is a gun only you can shoot really safer than a regular firearm?