Jacob Weisberg's Blog, page 184

I Quit My iPhone Two Years Ago. It Completely Changed My Life.

The new Light Phone III is a slightly smarter dumbphone. I resisted it—but it won me over.

We Finally Have a Successor to the Cringiest Cultural Artifact of the Century

The Blue Origin space flight proves one thing and one thing only.

The Truly Dystopian Deportation Step Trump Is Eyeing Next

The idea once again involves America's new partner in lawless deportations.

A Federal Judge Is on the Brink of Criminally Prosecuting Trump Officials for Contempt

Boasberg held there was probable cause to show the government's transfer of immigrants to CECOT without due process was a willful violation of his order.

My Husband Can’t Give Me What I Need in Bed. He Really, Really Doesn’t Like My Solution.

What does he expect me to do?

The Real Danger of Trump’s War on Low-Flow Showerheads

The administration’s disinterest in hearing from the public seemingly applies only to those with new or different ideas.

What Do You Do When a Medical Treatment You’ve Been Getting for Decades Is Suddenly Banned? These Patients Are Finding Out.

It doesn’t really matter if health care is “legal” if no one is willing to provide it.

Slate Crossword: It’ll Break in One Famous Song and Was Dry in Another (Five Letters)

Ready for some wordplay? Sharpen your skills with Slate’s puzzle for April 16, 2025.

Project 2025 Has Hardly Even Started On Its No. 1 Goal

It sounds kind of crazy, but this is where we’re headed.

Sarah Palin’s Bombshell Case Against the NYT Is Back. What I Saw Her Do Outside the Courtroom Says It All.

Guess what's changed this time.