June 1996 - June 2006.

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• Go Ahead—Sleep With Your Kids The urge is natural. Surrender to it.
  Robert Wright June 23, 2006
  
• How Will the Universe End? A cosmic detective story about the demise of the world, in three parts.
  Jim Holt June 23, 2006
  
• The Unbinding An exclusive Slate novel.
  Walter Kirn June 23, 2006
  
• Liberal Hawks Reconsider the Iraq War A Slate dialogue.
  Jacob Weisberg June 23, 2006
  
• The Slate Guide to Gurus Choose the one who's right for you.
  David Plotz June 22, 2006
  
• Trying Really Hard To Like India 
  Seth Stevenson June 22, 2006
  
• Mime Is Money My dreadful career as a street performer.
  Emily Yoffe June 22, 2006
  
• The New Vanity Press Moguls Welcome, Philip Anschutz! Bruce Wasserstein! Roger Hertog!
  Jack Shafer June 22, 2006
  
• Goldberg and Orlean 
  Jeffrey Goldberg June 22, 2006
  
• Slate's Gawky Adolescence An anniversary assessment.
  Bryan Curtis June 21, 2006
  
• How Slate Looked Ten years of our designs and redesigns: A slide show.
  June Thomas June 21, 2006
  
• Election or Art? Harry Shearer turns satellite feeds into found objects.
  Timothy Noah June 21, 2006
  
• Hitler Slept Here The too-secret history of the Third Reich's most famous place.
  Scott Shuger June 21, 2006
  
• Hello, Moon Has America's low-rise obsession gone too far?
  Amanda Fortini June 21, 2006
  
• An Unlikely Hero The Marine who found two WTC survivors.
  Rebecca Liss June 21, 2006
  
• O'Reilly Among the Snobs It takes one to know one.
  Michael Kinsley June 20, 2006
  
• The Misunderestimated Man How Bush chose stupidity.
  Jacob Weisberg June 20, 2006
  
• TV's Aryan Sisterhood They know only one hair color: blonder!
  Jack Shafer June 20, 2006
  
• How Good Is the Washington Monument? Our critic takes a walk through the Washington Mall.
  Witold Rybczynski June 20, 2006
  
• Slate's D.C. Memorials Audio Tour Our free, iPod-ready guide to America's front lawn.
  Andy Bowers June 20, 2006
  
• What's Wrong With Slate It's as insufferable as Fox News.
  Michael Wolff June 19, 2006
  
• What's Wrong With Slate And three ways to fix it.
  Eugene Volokh June 19, 2006
  
• What's Wrong With Slate It's liberal, contrarian, and haughty.
  Jonah Goldberg June 19, 2006
  
• What's Wrong With Slate It's shrill and superficial.
  David Talbot June 19, 2006
  
• What Makes Slate Slatey? It's a Web site. It's a magazine. It's a club.
  Jacob Weisberg June 19, 2006
  
• A Slate Timeline Ten years of the magazine's history in 10 minutes.
  David Plotz June 19, 2006
  
• Slate's 10th Anniversary Celebrating our first decade with some of our all-time favorite articles, lots of self-congratulation, and a few sharp critiques.
  June 19, 2006
  
• Cogito Auto Sum What less can we say? Computers have the answer.
  Karenna Gore June 19, 2006
  
• My History of Slate The founding editor looks back at our first 10 years.
  Michael Kinsley June 19, 2006
  
• Watching the Couples Go By Why is this basic woman so valuable to this basic man whose arm she holds?
  Herbert Stein June 19, 2006
  
• Extroverted Like Me How a month and a half on Paxil taught me to love being shy.
  Seth Stevenson June 19, 2006
  
• What Is Torture? An interactive primer on American interrogation.
  Dahlia Lithwick June 19, 2006
  
• Online Media and the Future of Journalism A forum celebrating the 10th anniversary of Slate at the New York Public Library.
  June 15, 2006