NPR quickly retracted its “erroneous” report that Justice Alito was retiring, but House Speaker Mike Johnson’s office circulated the story in an email a few minutes later with a note, viewed exclusively by Vanity Fair, thanking the justice for his service.

At a 92nd Street Y event to promote his new book, Cancel Me If You Can, the Barstool Sports founder celebrated his own longevity—and appetite for controversy.

Vanity Fair reports from the Disclosure Forum on Capitol Hill, where members of a sprawling community of national security experts and alien conspiracists gathered.

A weekend ride-along with the David Cameron-adjacent, FOX-featured, Trump-endorsed, Republican candidate for governor.

The country finds itself in cycle after cycle of bloody civil war, intensified by a brutal intramilitary power struggle and exploitative foreign powers like the United Arab Emirates seeking an opportunity to profit from the bloodshed. Vanity Fair reports from inside the mounting human rights disaster.

The Daily Wire is losing audience, Shapiro’s former friends are on the attack, and even he’s started to notice creeping antisemitism on the right. But the pundit tells VF he’s sticking to his guns.

After a lackluster performance in his splashy NY-12 congressional run, is there a political path beyond online performance art for Jack Schlossberg? Was there ever?

Swifties and gambling enthusiasts alike are wagering on everything from the venue to the guest list to whether Swift will be pregnant when she walks down the aisle.

The actor stars in the upcoming followup to The Social Network, and said in a new interview that he tries to keep his life, and those of his young daughters, as analog as possible.

The painting is believed to be a portrait of Marie-Thérèse Walter, Pablo Picasso's partner and muse.

As President Trump’s second term hurtles through scandal and war, New York Times reporters Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan take us deep into the White House in a new book—and an interview with Vanity Fair.

Gold? Silver? A Mountain Dew–flavored reflecting pool? With the nation’s milestone birthday nearly upon us, one writer’s playful exercise turns the idea of a traditional registry on its head.

He was a local politician in Australia, then a MAGA mover-and-shaker thanks to outrageous tweets that he now says were part of a WWE-style persona. But through it all, Nick Adams has been a loyal digital soldier for President Trump, who’s now rewarded him with perhaps the hardest job around: convincing tourists to visit Trump’s America.

An official tells Vanity Fair that rumors of a declined invitation are false—but no championship-winning NBA team has ever visited the Trump White House.

When President Trump’s unwanted advances toward Greenland escalated into veiled threats of force, Joshua Hunt was there to watch distinguished members of the global news media slip and slide across frozen sidewalks as they covered a tragicomic attack on the world order.

Much like other politicians seeking a rebrand, the vice president has been auditioning a kinder, gentler JD Vance as he promotes his new memoir about converting to Catholicism.

Lifelong Knicks fans Kevin and Kayvon Hill talk to Vanity Fair about the excitement outside Madison Square Garden during Game 5 of the NBA championship—and waking up the next morning to see their faces on our cover.

The “Flamingo Revolution” has targeted the real estate dreams of Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner.

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama supports the mega-resort proposed by Trump's son-in-law in the Pishë Poro-Narta protected area. Vanity Fair Italia was on the scene in Tirana for protests against corruption and the “sellout” of Albania, where crowds are calling for a rebellion against the global elite.

Two weeks ago, New York superfan Spike Lee promised Vanity Fair he would throw a block party in Brooklyn if the Knicks won the championship. On Sunday, he delivered on that promise.