Following a disastrous meeting at the White House on Friday, Ukraine's president is meeting with European leaders in London about a possible peace agreement between Moscow and Kyiv.

Taxpayers have paid millions defending the former governor and top aides against accusers’ allegations.

After nearly four decades of quietly and shrewdly amassing power, “Old Crow’s” farewell tour has been overshadowed by health hiccups and the chaos of Trump 2.0, with little to no fanfare. “Mitch McConnellism,” as one Kentucky radio host says, “is dead.”

Growing anger with the Trump-Musk alliance could signal a 2026 blue wave, but that assumes MAGA won’t mess with elections before then. Unfortunately, they’ve already begun to do so.

The president clearly expects his secretaries to yield to the unelected billionaire, even as they reportedly express private frustrations with his haphazard government cuts.

As bird flu spreads, and Team Trump begins dismantling America’s public health apparatus, a former FBI scientist and investigator speaks out about the evidence that led the bureau to suspect that COVID-19 was sparked by an incident at the Wuhan Institute of Virology.

Democratic Rep. Brittany Pettersen was denied the option of voting remotely or using a proxy, so she took matters—and her baby—into her own hands to make her vote count.

Amy Gleason has been named as the acting administrator of DOGE, adding to the confusion and uproar around the controversial cost-cutting department.

After going to war with The AP, the White House is now deciding which pool reporters cover the president, swapping out HuffPost and Reuters for Newsmax and the Blaze.

Vanity Fair editors are joined by the All or Nothing author to unpack the rotating cast of loyalists and opportunists who have fallen in and out of the president’s orbit, from Natalie Harp to Jared Kushner to Rupert Murdoch, and divine the fate of MAGA newcomers like Elon Musk.

Things aren’t going so great for the Big DOGE, as bond rates continue to rise and James Carville predicts an imminent MAGA “collapse." Lesson No. 1: Don’t email on weekends.

The unelected DOGE chief's rampage through government agencies isn't about making them more “efficient.” It's about consolidating complete control for Donald Trump.

As federal health agencies are gutted with abandon, a Florida attorney with a history of hunting with the president’s son has been put in charge of food safety at the FDA, overseeing the nation’s food supply, infant formula, and more.

But you should!

The right-wing podcaster, who will serve as Kash Patel's second-in-command, is woefully unqualified to lead the agency. Then again, the president's only qualification is unconditional loyalty.

Not so fast, say union leaders, newly confirmed FBI Director Kash Patel, and the State Department.

Janet Mills, and other leaders in Maine, aren’t complying with the president’s executive order barring transgender girls and women from sports teams that align with their gender identity.

Grimes, who has three children with the unleashed DOGE, is the latest partner in progeny to take her urgent grievances with her ex public on the social media site he owns.

The far-right theatrics at CPAC reveal these are not serious people. But the consequences of their antics—especially in the face of the GOP’s otherwise deafening silence—may be deadly so.

In Moscow, there’s plenty of speculation that Musk could quickly become to Trump what Boris Berezovsky was to Putin. Two alpha males, many argue, cannot coexist in the same den.