Short-term rentals are getting blamed for a lack of affordable housing. Is that fair?

Getting community support means addressing community needs.

State Republicans are trying to cling to power—no matter what the electorate says.

It’s the best way to compensate for faltering recruitment.

Why auto workers are walking off the job now.

The speaker is forever at the whim of the Freedom Caucus.

Elizabeth Holmes went from optimistic founder, to convicted criminal.

Writer Michael Harriot says white-washing Black history is a desperate effort that’s bound to fail.

The tabloids want you to think Sophie Turner is a neglectful mom as her divorce from Jonas goes public. The internet isn’t buying 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.

Wisconsin Republicans want to impeach Justice Janet Protasiewicz; Speaker Kevin McCarthy starts an impeachment inquiry of President Joe Biden; and Biden’s age might be high but Donald Trump’s poll numbers in battleground states are low.

Award-winning documentarian and lawyer Dawn Porter grapples with the Supreme Court’s path to this perilous moment in “Deadlocked”

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

A safe consumption site is at odds with area homeowners’ vision for the neighborhood.

Natural disasters exact a mental toll—from the front lines of the recovery to those experiencing it second-hand.

The conservative vision of education comes down on a Florida liberal arts school.

What do the harsh sentences for January 6th mean for right-wing extremism?

A journey into the opioid epidemic via an overdose hotline.

Bama Rush Tok has blow up, but there’s something very familiar about these girls…and what they’re promoting.

How a pioneering rapper made toys his new mission.

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

Litigator Marc Elias on fighting for voting rights in the courts against Republicans who increasingly fetishize lawlessness and losing.

Between COVID and now wildfire smoke, the case for improving school ventilation makes itself. So what’s the hold-up?

Author Franklin Foer discusses the first two years in President Joe Biden’s White House; the war in Ukraine slogs on and North Korea’s Kim Jong Un wades in; and higher education is in trouble.