Everyone from Michael Eisner to Tory Burch to Larry Ellison owns an apartment—maybe two—at the landmark hotel overlooking Central Park South. New reporting from Vanity Fair—including a secret dossier, private text messages, and a leaked recording—reveals the machinations of a contentious deal to sell the building to a Saudi buyer and force out the residents and staff, and the central role of US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick.

After a long, vicious feud that ricocheted across the national press and a Manhattan courtroom, the president and his former fixer reunited this week on Cohen’s radio show for an interview that immediately slipped into a cozy rapport of kindred spirits.

In public, White House press office staff are belligerent toward members of the media, hurling insults and invective. But in private? They’re cordial, efficient…even charming. Reporters fear what's next.

Trump’s very special assistant rarely leaves his side and has been hailed as one of his most loyal aides. If you want to walk in her conservatively shod footsteps, you should start with this shopping list.

As President Donald J. Trump puts his stamp all over Washington, Robin Givhan takes a look at the look of MAGA, from Melania Trump to Pete Hegseth.

Eleven years after Donald Trump first donned a MAGA cap, what we wear has never more clearly been a signpost for our allegiances. The new issue of Vanity Fair examines fashion fault lines.

For Ocasio-Cortez, there’s a distinct difference between the “private” and the personal, the latter of which is at the heart of her political rise. This week, she proved that again by recording the process—and the politics—of her egg freezing journey on social media.

In their first-ever joint interview at Flock's Atlanta HQ, cofounders Garrett Langley and Paige Todd challenge all the criticism of their tech surveillance firm—and champion their product as a law enforcement tool.

The billionaire developer and former mayoral candidate saved his luxury mall from the Palisades fires in 2025. Now, in a wide-ranging interview with Vanity Fair ahead of the reopening of Palisades Village, he talks about whether he'll mount another political run or whatever comes next.

Every summer the Eastern Seaboard’s sandy hotspots fill up with high-flying politicos, but in today’s anti-elite moment, they’ve got to raise their big money under the radar.

WNBA player Sophie Cunningham made a name for herself with her unapologetically physical play and trash-talk on the court. Now, she’s doing the same for conservative messaging.

“It’s patronizing to say that she’s been silenced,” one Yale Law classmate says of JD Vance’s wife, who has perfected the art of knowing where she stands in the Trump administration’s political pecking order. “She has chosen this.”

Videos from Donald Trump and the White House that used Taylor Swift's music have gone mysteriously quiet.

The failure of the first documentary about the First Lady did not deter her from trying again.

Along with fellow defectors Marjorie Taylor Greene, Thomas Massie, and Joe Kent, the former Fox News host says he’s planning a new party to break from Donald Trump. In a 90-minute monologue, he outlined his vision of what “America should be”—and left the door wide open as to what he plans to do about it.

The group, which has grown increasingly active in primary campaigns over the years, embodies two issues that have motivated Democratic-primary voters: a growing distaste for money in politics and a turn against Israel

A detailed story reveals how Paul Weiss, a firm once famous for civil rights battles and progressive litigation, ultimately caved to the Trump administration.

The secretary of health and human services launched The Real Food Show Thursday. What does Kennedy, lifestyle influencer, look like?

“Andrew Tate was a material participant in ensuring President Trump’s victory,” Joseph McBride, his longtime lawyer, tells Vanity Fair. But as the influencer and his brother face extradition to the United Kingdom on rape and sex trafficking charges, Karoline Leavitt says the president won’t intervene. Will that hold true?

In an exclusive interview with Vanity Fair, Nithya Raman shares new details about her dramatic break with Karen Bass, reflects on her strained ties to the Democratic Socialists of America, and explains what she has in common with Spencer Pratt.