John Dickerson

John examines the importance of enjoying the mornings and the emptiness felt when a member of the home is gone.

Author Brad Stulberg discusses evolving your identity in his new book Master of Change: How to Excel When Everything is Changing – Including You.

Author Brad Stulberg’s new book Master of Change aims to guide you through life-altering events.

One Woman Show is made up of museum wall labels. To write it, Coulson literally edited on the wall.

Christine Coulson’s new book, “One Woman Show,” the life of the rich and beautiful Kitty is told in 75-word labels.

And the most important law you’ve probably never heard of, with author Chris Miller.

Author Gautam Mukunda on why picking the right president is crucial for our democracy.

Cheers to the weekly political podcast that’s given listeners sharp analyses, smart debates, and fun cocktail chatter for more than a decade.

What should happen to the kids who got into college through fraud?

The shutdown that didn’t end all shutdowns.

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This episode of Whistlestop travels back to Feb. 22, 1902, as Theodore Roosevelt prepared to receive the unhappy company of angry executives hoping to...

I’m not just trying to photograph the kids now to look at them later. I’m photographing them now to look at them now.

Presidents weren’t always expected to respond to natural disasters.

What follows is a discussion about Fyodor Dostoyevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov, the final selection in Slate’s Year of Great Books. Books and culture...

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This article is part of a Year of Great Books, a Slate Academy. Learn more at Slate.com/GreatBooks. Update, Nov. 10: The people have spoken! The winner ...

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