As the administration pushes its “invasion” fantasy, the courts are providing a real-world check on presidential power.

Despite fans across the aisle—including Trump—the cable network’s financial path is “not sustainable,” per CEO Sam Feist, as platforms like YouTube TV and Hulu aren’t carrying it. The situation, says one senator, is “disappointing and frankly embarrassing.”

In his new book, Apple in China, Patrick McGee examines how Tim Cook unwittingly led Apple right into the heart of Trump’s trade war.

“Think of what would’ve happened in World War II if the [German and Italian governments] were able to give lavish gifts to American politicians.”

The National Park Service bans swimming in Rock Creek due to “high levels of bacteria.”

The cohost of The Five and star of Gutfeld! talks to VF about his off-the-wall new game show, What Did I Miss?, in which contestants held in monthslong isolation are challenged to distinguish between real and fake news.

“I, too, turn to the world’s leaders with an ever timely appeal: never again war!” the pontiff told the crowd in his first Sunday address in Vatican City.

Top White House advisor Stephen Miller said that Trump’s decision “depends on whether the courts do the right thing or not.”

Donald Trump’s new nominee to be the next surgeon general has said she walked away from a promising career in the medical establishment. Some fellow residents and a former department chairman say the situation was more complicated.

The no-nonsense Democrat, who is running for Virginia governor, tells VF that her party should “just take a second and listen to people” before committing to a strategy for reclaiming the White House.

The career right-wing provocateur is coming for Jessica Reed Kraus along with Trump’s new surgeon general nominee, Casey Means.

Pope Leo XIV, born in Chicago as Robert Prevost, could give the papacy a “unique perspective,” one academic says. One vestment is already on its way: “A pinstripes White Sox jersey with his name on it and a hat already are on the way to Rome,” the team said.

“I beat him,” the former president said of Trump on The View, part of a media blitz aimed at repairing his legacy. The problem is, during the latest round…he didn't.

Trump’s Oval Office makeover and “let them eat cake” mentality are drawing comparisons to the court of Versailles, but art historian Robert Wellington sees a more complicated connection.

The mild-mannered mayor is well-liked and well-heeled, but some worry his inexperience bodes poorly for pulling the Golden City out of its political dysfunction. “Lurie genuinely did not understand the machine he was getting into,” says one local writer.

In a moving excerpt from How to Lose Your Mother, Jong-Fast writes about being raised by larger-than-life feminist icon Erica Jong, and witnessing her heartbreaking decline.

The Never Trumpers on Substack are nearing 1 million subscriptions while beefing up original reporting and churning out YouTube clips. Business is good, but Tim Miller says he’d “gladly not be hitting this milestone” if it meant covering a Kamala Harris presidency.

In an interview with Vanity Fair, the youngest secretary of state ever elected talks about her run for Colorado attorney general, her fight against MAGA’s assault on women, and what it’s like to receive a death threat while in the hospital to give birth.

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

An impending vacancy atop the Oversight Committee could open the door for younger reps like Jasmine Crockett or Maxwell Frost to take over—though the old guard may not be ready to pass the torch. “They have nostalgia,” says Summer Lee. But “we are in times that take different tactics.”