It’s the Movie That Could Finally Get Adam Sandler His Oscar Nomination. It Left Me Teary. Dana Stevens
George Clooney’s Netflix movie seems at first like autobiography, but it’s really about someone else.
My Boyfriend and I Spend Money Very Differently. Unfortunately, I Can’t Talk to Him About It. Elizabeth Spiers and Athena Valentine
I have a proposal, for after he proposes.
Help! I Called Out a Business for Making Employees Work on a Holiday. I Was Mortified by Their Response. Jenée Desmond-Harris
Prudie replies to readers’ comments and suggestions.
Think You’re Smarter Than Slate’s Editorial Director? Find Out With This Week’s News Quiz. Ray Hamel
Test your knowledge of this week’s big stories.
Kill Bill Is Back in Theaters in a New Version. It’ll Never Play the Same. Sam Adams
The Whole Bloody Affair changed the way I saw Tarantino’s epic revenge film—and so did the reporting about its making. <img src="https://compote.slate.com/images/31e2486d-84c5-4c52-91a2-38c31ef5a697.jpeg?crop=1560%2C1040%2Cx0%2Cy0" title="Kill Bill Is Back in Theaters in a…
Why Do Trump’s Favorite Tech Bros Look So Sad? Nitish Pahwa
This was supposed to be their year—but a historically unpopular president and fears of an A.I. stock market crash loom large over Silicon Valley.
Where Does the Buck Stop on Killing Boat Strike Survivors? David Plotz, Emily Bazelon, and John Dickerson
The ongoing tension between Hegseth and the military is shattering.
How Many Kids Will Have to Die for RFK Jr. to Be Stopped? Mary Harris
“Everybody in public health who’s watching what’s going on is horrified.”
Trump’s Prosecutor Picks Are Backfiring, Badly Shirin Ali
Republican- and Democratic-appointed judges have repeatedly ruled that his nominees for U.S. attorney are being unlawfully appointed across the country.