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Inicio | TAVIAug 6, 2026

Latinoamérica: Discovery renueva su identidad visual y fortalece su oferta multiplataforma

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Neil Turner's Blog

Neil Turner's BlogAug 3, 2026

Our 2026 holiday: Llechwedd Slate Caverns

Although we arrived in Wales on the Saturday, we had a slow day on the Sunday with just a little stroll around Conwy (which I wrote about last year). The first big thing we did was head to Zip World in Llechwedd, home to the Llechwedd Slate Caverns. A brief history of the Llechwedd Slate...

Breitbart News Network [Unofficial]Jul 25, 2026

Slate: 3rd Circuit Ruling Gives SCOTUS 'Cover' to Find Constitutional Protection for AR-15s

2nd AmendmentMedia

Legal History BlogJul 25, 2026

Weekend Roundup

Geeks + Gamers - Geeks + GamersJul 21, 2026

Hollywood Media Declares ‘Go Woke, Go Broke’ Dead After ‘The Odyssey’ Opens Big

EntertainmentFeatured

PetaPixel | Photography and Camera NewsJul 20, 2026

This Australian Startup Is Designing Clever Gear for Filmmakers

ElectrekJul 19, 2026

Survey Sunday: is Slate Auto’s affordable electric truck going to make it?

VillanyautósokJun 28, 2026

Olcsó, egyszerű és átalakítható: rendelhető a Slate első villanyautója

elektromos autóelektromos pickup

ElectrekJun 26, 2026

Slate’s electric truck can still dip under $20,000 — but only for some

Newsev incentives

- My VanCityJun 8, 2026

LEARNING ABOUT WINE: Albariño Across Rías Baixas

ElectrekJun 6, 2026

Carvana’s bet on Slate is ACTUALLY a bet on itself, as the future of automotive retail

Legal History BlogApr 5, 2026

MoreHistorical Thinking and Democratic Citizenship

Legal History BlogMar 21, 2026

Weekend Roundup

The Standardhere

CleanTechnicaFeb 16, 2026

Jay Leno Drives A Slate Pickup Truck (Video)

Clean TransportElectric Vehicles

Misaligned MarketsFeb 9, 2026

It’s the plutonomy, stupid!

The economy's composition changed over 20 years ago, but economic reporting hasn't caught up.

from a long gone erasupposed

Anil Dash

Anil DashMay 28, 2009

Say My Name Say My Name

For about ten years, Slate has had an intermittent series of articles that explain how to pronounce names of people who are in the news. As someone whose (first) name is frequently mispronounced, I can appreciate the effort. (For the record: I pronounce it like the word “anneal”, used in…

Anil Dash

Anil DashAug 16, 2006

Talladega Nights, in review

Slate takes a spoiler-filled look at Will Ferrell’s Talladega Nights. We enjoyed the movie, and it’s consistently funny, but the thing that really struck me as unusual about the movie was its assumption of intelligence on the part of the audience. Many parts of the setup were fast-forwarded…

Anil Dash

Anil DashFeb 16, 2002

Kinsley on blogs

“The blogs are just a wonderful thing about the Web–you know, individual people just starting up their own Web sites,” former editor of Slate, Michael Kinsley. I’ve loved Slate since it launched, though I seldom read it anymore. Does anyone have a link to the Slate article where they discussed…

Anil Dash

Anil DashJul 29, 2001

I mentioned this on my

I mentioned this on my list of Peeves 2 years ago, but Slate‘s got a great list of reasons why we should get rid of August. Indeed, if it didn’t include my sister’s birthday, I’d be all in favor of skipping it entirely.

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