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RFK Jr. celebrated on Sunday by taking shirtless selfies and swimming in an E. coli-ridden, sewage-infested creek where swimming, notably, has been banned by the National Park Service, thanks to the whole...poop water issue.

Fox News’ Greg Gutfeld speaks to VF’s @nataliekorach.bsky.social about his off-the-wall new game show, the manosphere, and why he considers it “incredibly healthy” to question the legitimacy of the media.

Casey Means, Trump’s nominee to be the next surgeon general, walked away from a promising career in the medical establishment, making her a MAHA rising star. Some fellow residents and a former department chairman say the situation was more complicated.

Laura Loomer loves mess. The career right-wing provocateur is coming for Trump’s new surgeon general nominee, Casey Means.

Kristi Noem’s journey through MAGA beauty is a study in the power of dress and conservative ideals. A close look at how The Department of Homeland Security Secretary’s aesthetic shifts have lined up with her public actions:

For Joe Biden, hindsight is 2024.

Which character from ‘Conclave’ is the new pope most like? Allow VF to answer the question on all of our minds:

When asked by ‘The View’ co-host Joy Behar Thursday why Trump so frequently invokes Joe Biden’s name, the former president quipped, “I beat him.”

‘The Bulwark,’ a Substack operation launched in 2019 by “Never Trump” Republicans, is thriving in a second Donald Trump term.

Many in the GOP are worried that a Marjorie Taylor Greene run could jeopardize the party’s chances in Georgia’s Senate race. But the prospect of an MTG run should be disconcerting to everyone.

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Haliey Welch—also known as Hawk Tuah—has had a roller-coaster year. “I see things a lot differently than I used to.” VF chats with the viral star turned podcast host about taking a much-needed mental health break, her acting aspirations, and how she learned to embrace being Hawk Tuah.

Tim Walz is calling on his party to take a “proactive approach,” labelling the Trump White House “unserious clowns.”

Under the Trump administration, any artist who applies to show at the 2026 Venice Biennale’s US Pavilion must be working to “promote American values.”

Walton Goggins abruptly ended a recent interview after the journalist repeatedly brought up his former costar Aimee Lou Wood: “There is no conversation to be had about that.”

On Thursday, President Donald Trump signed an executive order to end federal funding of NPR and PBS. Revisit @nataliekorach.bsky.social's interview with former NPR CEO Vivian Schiller about the need to disentangle independent journalism from federal funding:

It would appear that Elon Musk's days of sleeping in the White House are over.

Can a high-tech makeover turn golf into a fast-paced, arena-filling spectacle? Tiger Woods’s TGL is banking on it in a big way.

Amid sweeping attacks on the freedom to read, these novels deal with essential questions of what it means to be a human in this world. VF’s picks for 16 books to read this month:

The man whose first term in office gave us the phrase “alternative facts” is struggling to keep his story straight.

Shortly after Trump’s first election win, Sam Altman’s radical self-belief led him to consider a formal entrance into politics. “He figured there would be a millennial president, and why shouldn’t it be him?”

Donald Trump’s dismal recent polling numbers are a bright light in dark times, and point to a shifting tide. Read the latest from @mollyjongfast.bsky.social:

Amber Ruffin reflects on the cancellation of her set at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner: “I didn’t think I’d be here going, ‘Yeah, well, my big mouth got me in trouble.’”

When Donald Trump was asked who he thinks should be the successor to the recently deceased Pope Francis, he tossed off, “I’d like to be pope. That’d be my number one choice.”

Sources close to Pete Hegseth say the stress of the job seems to be fueling his chaotic decision-making: “He’s very paranoid.”

Deputy White House press secretary Anna Kelly told VF via email, “While those assisting with President Trump’s mass deportation of migrant criminals are great patriots, there is no contract with the New England Patriots to facilitate deportations,” she said.

Kamala Harris is set to make her first major speech tomorrow since leaving office. Read more from Harris insiders about the ex-veep’s strategy for her next moves:

For decades, official West Wing pictures were meant to chronicle history. Today, says White House photographer Pete Souza, they’re part of an Oval Office reality show.

Mark Zuckerberg knows people think he’s a robot. So this week, he popped by podcaster Theo Von’s show to demonstrate that he is, in fact, a regular human.

Zoë Kravitz's Yvonne and Austin Butler's Hank fire up Darren Aronofsky's crime tale #CaughtStealing. “She’s great for him," Butler says. "She’s a caring woman and she’s cool and she’s strong." Of course, it all goes terribly wrong. The exclusive first look in @vanityfair.com:

The same tech titans who made their fortunes touting the gospel of openness have retreated back to their digital bunkers in a network of exclusive group chats.

In an excerpt from her forthcoming book, Keach Hagey reveals the extent of the OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's political ambitions.

Nathan Fielder takes aim at Paramount+ in the latest episode of his series ‘The Rehearsal’ after the streamer removed an episode of his previous show ‘Nathan For You’ due to “sensitivities.”

Thanks to RFK Jr.’s recent bizarre and alarming comments about autism, Netflix’s ‘Love on the Spectrum’ has been thrust into the national discourse.

The Washington social scene was in full swing over the weekend—cocktails and conversation flowed, but not without some ambivalence. “I don’t think there’s much to celebrate,” said Jon Favreau, given the “attack on press freedom.”

Donald Trump talks a lot of smack about the media, but in private, it turns out he’s happy to shoot the breeze with reporters––even the ones he claims are liars and lunatics.

The Department of Health and Human Services secretary is trying to remake the country into the bizarro world he seems to think it is.

Nearly 10 years ago in a luxury hotel suite in Paris, a crew of robbers threatened, bound, and robbed Kim Kardashian of millions in jewelry. As the suspects, some now old men, finally face trial, VF revisits the crime—and its consequences.

Kim Kardashian, who was robbed in her Paris hotel room in October 2016, has said she will appear in person to give testimony in court proceedings that begin on Monday.

Thanks to president Trump’s latest merch drop, you can now plaster your disregard for the U.S. Constitution and individual freedoms across your forehead all for the low price of $50 (plus shipping).

VF's @nataliekorach.bsky.social reports on the flurry of social activity—and uncertainty—surrounding the 2025 White House Correspondents' Dinner.

The senior citizen comedians are fighting.

Thanks to artificial intelligence, new data suggests that entry-level jobs are facing an extinction-level threat.

Luigi Mangione—the 26-year-old accused of killing health care CEO Brian Thompson—cut a silent but potent figure in a Manhattan courtroom on Friday. www.vanityfair.com/news/story/l...

Read the room much?

Ahead of the White House Correspondents’ dinner, VF breaks down President Trump’s increasingly punitive crackdown on the press and the First Amendment.

Karen Read’s second murder trial looks significantly different from the first just three days into witness questioning.

The MSNBC docuseries ‘David Frost Vs.’ chronicles the career of a journalist dedicated to covering some of America’s most contentious political events with researched-backed rigor.

A recent wave of global aviation incidents—ranging from the explosion of cargo to the hacking of GPS systems and the spoofing of coordinates—can reportedly be traced back to Russia.