How One Clinic Saved Abortion Access in a Deep-Red State David S. Cohen and Carole Joffe
Julie’s involvement with abortion care began in 2001, when she began work with Dr. George Tiller.
I’m Seeing a Much Younger Man. It’s Incredible—But I’m Worried Something Isn’t Right. Jessica Stoya
Still, I don’t want to stop.
I Can’t Stop Thinking About the Last Thing the ICE Agent Said to Renee Good Scaachi Koul
He said it after he killed her.
My 3-Month-Old Baby is in Daycare—and It’s All My Husband’s Fault Slate Staff
I don’t understand him.
Which 17th-Century Poet’s 19 Holy Sonnets Were Published Posthumously? Ray Hamel
Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for Jan. 13, 2026. <img src="https://compote.slate.com/images/398b81a5-9de9-4451-bb51-a150db7e6360.jpeg" title="Which 17th-Century Poet’s 19 Holy Sonnets Were Published Posthumously?” />
Why Autopsies Are in Decline and Why it Matters Anna Sale
A doctor and a novelist on the life-changing power of post-mortem investigations.
Let’s Analyze Da Bears’ Midwest-Style Victory Alex Kirshner, Ben Lindbergh, and Lindsay Gibbs
How Chicago crowned Caleb Williams and pulled out the win over Green Bay.