The WaPo-owned slate.com has been doing frequent renaming of articles for a while now. I suspect they&#x27;ve been a testbed for Bandito or a similar system. One very frustrating side-effect is that I am often drawn to click on the same article multiple times. That&#x27;s because it shows markedly different headlines for the same article, sometimes even on the same page simultaneously.<p>Case in point, as of right now, slate shows a headline: &quot;What Bernie Sanders&#x27; Victory Means&quot;<p>and lower on the page: &quot;It&#x27;s Official: Bernie Sanders Just Won New Hampshire&quot;<p>both of which link to the same article, which sports the quotidian title &quot;Bernie Sanders Wins New Hampshire&quot;.<p>The two front-page headlines are not just tweaked variants of each other, they sound like substantially different articles, one a reporting-the-news article and the other an analysis piece.<p>This is super-frustrating to me, because I keep feeling like the site is wasting my time and attention. It&#x27;s starting to drive me away from slate overall. I wouldn&#x27;t be surprised if something similar happens to the WaPo.