The Lessons of Slate’s Election Day Handicapping Experiment
An ambitious effort, but inaccurate results.
By Ed KilgoreAn ambitious effort, but inaccurate results.
By Ed KilgoreThe online magazine has launched an ambitious effort to provide real-time information on how the deal is going down. If nothing else, it is fun.
By Ed KilgoreIt’s important to know where the data came from.
By Brian FeldmanDoes David Remnick miss Gawker?
By Katie Van Syckle"We can only make things exciting if they’re, like, happening in front of us with funny hats."
By Nick Tabor"The free-content-plus-ads model in general is not working. The rise of clickbait and its ensuing decline is in fact evidence of this."
By Jeff WiseThis week’s Celebrity Settings.
By Vanessa KaralisThis week's Celebrity Settings.
By Audrey BrunoThey won't even use that term.
By Margaret HartmannA reactionary take on Slate's male feminist lust manifesto.
By Maureen O'ConnorMale jurors judge obese female defendants more harshly.
By Kat StoeffelThe pop-up comes from actors Michael Della Femina and Josh Weinstein.
By Hadley TomickiBreaking down the Internet's animal preferences.
By Joe Coscarelli and Noreen MaloneKim Jong Il's death might have derailed the resumption of U.S. donations.
The ThinkProgress economics writer is moving on.
By Joe CoscarelliReductio ad absurdum.
By Noreen MaloneAt home, the Slate editor cavorts with stuffed animals, according to a new book from his wife.
By Jessica PresslerThe business writer will be an economic policy correspondent at the Paper of Record.
By Joe CoscarelliAt the Gray Lady.
By Noreen MaloneIf you love something, set it free?
By Noreen Malone