Aidan McLaughlin

Annie Andrews was in a cabin in upstate South Carolina, dropping her youngest daughter off at sleepaway camp, when she awoke around 6 a.m. to a flood of missed calls and messages.

In a speech Thursday night, the president—“your president”—announced the declassification of intelligence while pushing wild claims of election interference. The intelligence showed that Russia helped propel Trump in 2020.

Or so he says. Over eggs and bacon in Beverly Hills, the lifelong liberal explains why his vote is in play—and why Israel may decide where he lands.

Former OpenAI engineer argues superintelligence will obsolete market economies within a decade.

As an AI Thomas Jefferson delivered a lecture on the freedom of the press, Trump warned journalists “When I'm gone, you're all gonna be broke.”

Official Washington came to a standstill this week to mark the passing of a South Carolina senator who won massive clout through his subservience to more powerful men.

The big money campaign to stop Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan may instead have helped propel him from progressive obscurity to the Democratic nomination.

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.

High above the Hotel Bel-Air , inside a pale ​yellow pavilion, Lauren Sherman sits quietly and watches as models glide by in leather riding boots and silk scarves.

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.