Christina Cauterucci is a senior writer at Slate. She focuses on family and relationships, politics, culture, and society, often exploring themes related to marriage, partnerships, and parenting within the context of public policy and security. Christina's work has been featured in The New York Times, Knowledia, Slate Magazine, Yahoo News, and MSN.
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In 1995, a woman got a phone call that shook her—and helped ignite an international scandal. It took almost 30 years to come full circle.
The film festival tried to take a more modest approach to its dress code. Celebrities revolted—and iconic fashion ensued.
By: Christina Cauterucci
At this year’s festival, showing skin was a sartorial middle finger.
By: Christina Cauterucci
A Republican group is throwing money at Maureen Galindo, who said she wanted to put ICE officers and “Zionists” in camps.
By: Christina Cauterucci
Maureen Galindo, the sex therapist Democrat who called for Zionists to be castrated in camps, is getting Republican funding. Why?
The candidate's team keeps telling us to ignore his rough edges. These are more than rough edges.
By: Christina Cauterucci
The latest revelations have left Maine's voters in an unenviable position.
One Trump obsession says more about him than any other. Trump Brain is a series about what's really going on in the president's head, on his 80 th birthday.
Every major chapter of Trump’s story has been suffused with the gleam of his favorite metal.
By: Christina Cauterucci
Most Americans will encounter Trump’s D.C. “renovations” only on eighth grade field trips. Those of us who live here have to suffer them every day.
