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Full Slate Politics May 25, 10:02 PM See No Evil Trumpcare Senate Republicans are pretending the AHCA simply doesn’t exist. By Jim Newell Politics May 25, 8:20 PM Trump Finally Understands Something The president has stopped saying “radical Islamic terrorism,” because that phrase makes things worse. By William Saletan The Slatest May 25, 8:19 PM FBI Russia Investigation Reportedly Steps Inside the White House With Focus Now on Jared Kushner By Elliot Hannon Future Tense May 25, 8:10 PM Maybe It’s Time for Reporters to Start Wearing Body Cameras By Dan Gillmor The Gist May 25, 7:05 PM Ben Wittes Digs Out The editor of Lawfare returns to wade through the past two weeks’ worth of ENSH (errant national security horses--t). By Mike Pesca The Angle May 25, 5:44 PM The Angle: Lefty Conspiracies Edition Slate’s daily newsletter on comedy in the age of Trump, Fox News’ ratings slump, and Louise Mensch’s appeal. By Rebecca Onion The Slatest May 25, 5:36 PM Why You Shouldn't View the Montana Race as a Referendum on Bodyslamming Reporters By Osita Nwanevu The Slatest May 25, 5:25 PM The Bad Countries, According to Donald Trump By Joshua Keating The Slatest May 25, 5:16 PM Today in Conservative Media: Yeah, Gianforte Assaulted a Reporter, but Rob Quist Has Herpes By Osita Nwanevu The Slatest May 25, 5:10 PM Sean Hannity’s Advertisers Are Bailing on His Show Like Rats Jumping off a Sinking Conspiracy Theory By Ben Mathis-Lilley Moneybox May 25, 5:09 PM Trump Reportedly Wants to Stop Germans From Selling So Many Cars Here, Where They’re Made By Daniel Gross The XX Factor May 25, 4:59 PM Did a Fake "Conceptual Penis" Article Demolish Gender Studies? Nah. By Ruth Graham Moneybox May 25, 4:51 PM Lyft’s New High-End Service Is a Luxurious Nose-Thumbing at Uber By Ian Prasad Philbrick The Slatest May 25, 3:41 PM Fourth Circuit Upholds Travel Ban Injunction, Saying It “Drips With Religious Intolerance” By Mark Joseph Stern Outward May 25, 3:37 PM Marriage Equality Is Coming to Taiwan. Is the Rest of Asia Far Behind? By Mark Joseph Stern War Stories May 25, 3:34 PM The Tussle in Brussels Trump has created another unnecessary crisis by failing to endorse NATO’s core principle. By Fred Kaplan The XX Factor May 25, 3:27 PM A Fetus Writes an Open Letter to Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney By A Fetus Future Tense May 25, 2:58 PM Documents Suggest Vermont’s DMV Illegally Used Facial Recognition Software By Ian Prasad Philbrick Slate Fare May 25, 2:52 PM Work at Slate Better Life Lab May 25, 2:52 PM Running a Pre-K Program Is Hard. So Why Do Some States Require Almost No Qualifications? By Abbie Lieberman and Laura Bornfreund Movies May 25, 2:47 PM Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales God help me, I still like this franchise. By Jeffrey Bloomer Mom and Dad Are Fighting May 25, 2:28 PM Mom and Dad Are Fighting: The “Here’s Steve Instead of Carvell” Edition Listen to Slate’s parenting podcast discuss how young is too young to teach empathy, and what to do about a boy who dominates his little brother. By Rebecca Lavoie, Steve Lickteig, and Gabriel Roth Trials and Error May 25, 2:20 PM Justice Scuttled Louisiana was about to fix one of the state’s most shameful laws, but politics got in the way. By Carimah Townes Politics May 25, 2:02 PM Mulvaney’s Medicaid Mirage The Trump administration’s proposed Medicaid cuts are never going to happen. So why are they in the budget? By Reihan Salam Future Tense May 25, 1:57 PM Netizen Report: In India and Jamaica, Women Face Threats for Resisting Misogyny Online The XX Factor May 25, 1:53 PM New York State Still Bans Abortions After 24 Weeks. A Proposed Law Could Offer Exceptions. By Christina Cauterucci Brow Beat May 25, 1:44 PM Disney and Sony Get Failing Grades in GLAAD’s Report on LGBTQ Representation in Hollywood By Sam Adams Brow Beat May 25, 1:29 PM The New Dirty Dancing Remake Is Dirty and Contains Dancing, but That’s Where the Similarities End By Heather Schwedel Politics May 25, 1:26 PM Fox News Is Losing Its Grip The network is desperately downplaying the biggest political drama of our time—and viewers are tuning out. By Will Oremus Jurisprudence May 25, 1:20 PM Alternative Evidence A dialogue on how the law will handle a world of alternative facts. By Joel Cohen, Jed S. Rakoff, and Richard A. Posner Jurisprudence May 25, 12:52 PM Constitutional Crisis of Comedy Donald Trump’s defenders say his apparent obstruction of justice was a joke. Comedians don’t get it. By Dahlia Lithwick Medical Examiner May 25, 12:42 PM Americans Have Realized They Deserve Health Care How long until they accept that the only way to guarantee it is through single-payer? By Danielle Ofri Culture Gabfest May 25, 12:31 PM What Is Really Going on in Twin Peaks: The Return? The Culture Gabfest hunts for meaning amongst the mysteries. By Laura Bennett, Aisha Harris, and Forrest Wickman The Slatest May 25, 11:53 AM Candidate Who “Body Slammed” Reporter for Asking Question Made His Fortune in Corporate Customer Service By Ben Mathis-Lilley Movies May 25, 11:45 AM Baywatch Not even Dwayne “the Rock” Johnson can save this movie from drowning in dick jokes. By Dana Stevens Brow Beat May 25, 11:28 AM Late-Night Hosts Point Out That Trump’s Budget Is Not Only Cruel but Also Kind of Dumb By Marissa Martinelli The Slatest May 25, 11:13 AM Another Ally Wonders if the U.S. Government Can Be Trusted to Keep a Secret By Joshua Keating Schooled May 25, 9:00 AM Just Take It Again Online courses’ tests might be too easy for students to game—and that just might be how school districts like it. By Stephen Smiley Brow Beat May 25, 8:32 AM Why the New York Times’ Pete Wells Is Wrong About What a Critic’s Role Should Be By Justin Davidson Video May 25, 7:54 AM A Google Ad Recut With Audio From the Blade Runner 2049 Trailer The creepiest thing you'll see today. By Robby Berman
Full Slate Politics May 25, 10:02 PM See No Evil Trumpcare Senate Republicans are pretending the AHCA simply doesn’t exist. By Jim Newell Politics May 25, 8:20 PM Trump Finally Understands Something The president has stopped saying “radical Islamic terrorism,” because that phrase makes things worse. By William Saletan The Slatest May 25, 8:19 PM FBI Russia Investigation Reportedly Steps Inside the White House With Focus Now on Jared Kushner By Elliot Hannon Future Tense May 25, 8:10 PM Maybe It’s Time for Reporters to Start Wearing Body Cameras By Dan Gillmor The Gist May 25, 7:05 PM Ben Wittes Digs Out The editor of Lawfare returns to wade through the past two weeks’ worth of ENSH (errant national security horses--t). By Mike Pesca The Angle May 25, 5:44 PM The Angle: Lefty Conspiracies Edition Slate’s daily newsletter on comedy in the age of Trump, Fox News’ ratings slump, and Louise Mensch’s appeal. By Rebecca Onion The Slatest May 25, 5:36 PM Why You Shouldn't View the Montana Race as a Referendum on Bodyslamming Reporters By Osita Nwanevu The Slatest May 25, 5:25 PM The Bad Countries, According to Donald Trump By Joshua Keating The Slatest May 25, 5:16 PM Today in Conservative Media: Yeah, Gianforte Assaulted a Reporter, but Rob Quist Has Herpes By Osita Nwanevu The Slatest May 25, 5:10 PM Sean Hannity’s Advertisers Are Bailing on His Show Like Rats Jumping off a Sinking Conspiracy Theory By Ben Mathis-Lilley Moneybox May 25, 5:09 PM Trump Reportedly Wants to Stop Germans From Selling So Many Cars Here, Where They’re Made By Daniel Gross The XX Factor May 25, 4:59 PM Did a Fake "Conceptual Penis" Article Demolish Gender Studies? Nah. By Ruth Graham Moneybox May 25, 4:51 PM Lyft’s New High-End Service Is a Luxurious Nose-Thumbing at Uber By Ian Prasad Philbrick The Slatest May 25, 3:41 PM Fourth Circuit Upholds Travel Ban Injunction, Saying It “Drips With Religious Intolerance” By Mark Joseph Stern Outward May 25, 3:37 PM Marriage Equality Is Coming to Taiwan. Is the Rest of Asia Far Behind? By Mark Joseph Stern War Stories May 25, 3:34 PM The Tussle in Brussels Trump has created another unnecessary crisis by failing to endorse NATO’s core principle. By Fred Kaplan The XX Factor May 25, 3:27 PM A Fetus Writes an Open Letter to Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney By A Fetus Future Tense May 25, 2:58 PM Documents Suggest Vermont’s DMV Illegally Used Facial Recognition Software By Ian Prasad Philbrick Slate Fare May 25, 2:52 PM Work at Slate Better Life Lab May 25, 2:52 PM Running a Pre-K Program Is Hard. So Why Do Some States Require Almost No Qualifications? By Abbie Lieberman and Laura Bornfreund Movies May 25, 2:47 PM Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales God help me, I still like this franchise. By Jeffrey Bloomer Mom and Dad Are Fighting May 25, 2:28 PM Mom and Dad Are Fighting: The “Here’s Steve Instead of Carvell” Edition Listen to Slate’s parenting podcast discuss how young is too young to teach empathy, and what to do about a boy who dominates his little brother. By Rebecca Lavoie, Steve Lickteig, and Gabriel Roth Trials and Error May 25, 2:20 PM Justice Scuttled Louisiana was about to fix one of the state’s most shameful laws, but politics got in the way. By Carimah Townes Politics May 25, 2:02 PM Mulvaney’s Medicaid Mirage The Trump administration’s proposed Medicaid cuts are never going to happen. So why are they in the budget? By Reihan Salam Future Tense May 25, 1:57 PM Netizen Report: In India and Jamaica, Women Face Threats for Resisting Misogyny Online The XX Factor May 25, 1:53 PM New York State Still Bans Abortions After 24 Weeks. A Proposed Law Could Offer Exceptions. By Christina Cauterucci Brow Beat May 25, 1:44 PM Disney and Sony Get Failing Grades in GLAAD’s Report on LGBTQ Representation in Hollywood By Sam Adams Brow Beat May 25, 1:29 PM The New Dirty Dancing Remake Is Dirty and Contains Dancing, but That’s Where the Similarities End By Heather Schwedel Politics May 25, 1:26 PM Fox News Is Losing Its Grip The network is desperately downplaying the biggest political drama of our time—and viewers are tuning out. By Will Oremus Jurisprudence May 25, 1:20 PM Alternative Evidence A dialogue on how the law will handle a world of alternative facts. By Joel Cohen, Jed S. Rakoff, and Richard A. Posner Jurisprudence May 25, 12:52 PM Constitutional Crisis of Comedy Donald Trump’s defenders say his apparent obstruction of justice was a joke. Comedians don’t get it. By Dahlia Lithwick Medical Examiner May 25, 12:42 PM Americans Have Realized They Deserve Health Care How long until they accept that the only way to guarantee it is through single-payer? By Danielle Ofri Culture Gabfest May 25, 12:31 PM What Is Really Going on in Twin Peaks: The Return? The Culture Gabfest hunts for meaning amongst the mysteries. By Laura Bennett, Aisha Harris, and Forrest Wickman The Slatest May 25, 11:53 AM Candidate Who “Body Slammed” Reporter for Asking Question Made His Fortune in Corporate Customer Service By Ben Mathis-Lilley Movies May 25, 11:45 AM Baywatch Not even Dwayne “the Rock” Johnson can save this movie from drowning in dick jokes. By Dana Stevens Brow Beat May 25, 11:28 AM Late-Night Hosts Point Out That Trump’s Budget Is Not Only Cruel but Also Kind of Dumb By Marissa Martinelli The Slatest May 25, 11:13 AM Another Ally Wonders if the U.S. Government Can Be Trusted to Keep a Secret By Joshua Keating Schooled May 25, 9:00 AM Just Take It Again Online courses’ tests might be too easy for students to game—and that just might be how school districts like it. By Stephen Smiley Brow Beat May 25, 8:32 AM Why the New York Times’ Pete Wells Is Wrong About What a Critic’s Role Should Be By Justin Davidson Video May 25, 7:54 AM A Google Ad Recut With Audio From the Blade Runner 2049 Trailer The creepiest thing you'll see today. By Robby Berman
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