Bess Levin is a writer for Vanity Fair, with her work also appearing in THEM and Glamour. She covers a wide range of topics, including politics, culture, and entertainment. Bess is known for her sharp and witty writing style, providing insightful commentary on current events and popular culture.
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Bess Levin's coverage primarily centers on entertainment news and government & politics, with a significant focus on scandals, Hollywood, racism, presidential campaigns, and women's rights. She regularly includes expert commentary and legal policy regulation in her articles.
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By: Bess Levin, Anthony Breznican, David Canfield, Joe Reid, Karen Valby, Julie Miller, Eve Batey, Eric Lutz, Erin Vanderhoof
In the past few weeks, the former president’s allies have endorsed banning vaccines, ending the Affordable Care Act, removing fluoride from public water and temporarily cratering the economy.
By: Erin Vanderhoof
Reverend Jim Ball, the leader of Evangelicals for Harris, a PAC making a case for the Democratic nominee, says, “The Lord is with us, even if the polls aren't.”
By: Erin Vanderhoof, Julie Miller, Karen Valby, Joe Reid, Kase Wickman, Anthony Breznican, Eve Batey, David Canfield, Bess Levin
‘Twas the night before Election Day, and all through the state, the A-Listers were rallying, saying, “Harris is great.”
By: Eve Batey, Caitlin Dewey, Erin Vanderhoof, Bess Levin, Julie Miller, Joe Reid, David Canfield, Anthony Breznican, Karen Valby
On its homepage, Truth Social brags that it is “proudly made in the United States of America”—but the small team includes workers in Mexico and eastern Europe.
By: Bess Levin
With just days to go until the election Donald Trump told supporters he doesn't “mind” if someone shoots the “fake news,” said he never should have left the White House in 2020, and pantomimed a sex act on a broken microphone.
By: Eve Batey, Erin Vanderhoof, Nate Freeman, Bess Levin, Julie Miller, Roger Kisby, Joe Reid, David Canfield, Anthony Breznican, Karen Valby
The long-running fundraiser might be the only place where the two worlds truly do intertwine in a way that seems seamless. This year’s edition, honoring Baz Luhrmann and Simone Leigh brought out Charli XCX, Leo, Kim, Blake, and more.
By: Eve Batey, Erin Vanderhoof, Bess Levin, Julie Miller, Joe Reid, David Canfield, Anthony Breznican, Molly Jong-Fast, Karen Valby
Yes, the polls are excruciatingly close, but I expect women voters, motivated by Roe’s demise and Trump’s misogyny, to help elect the first female president of the United States.
Within two minutes of meeting Jesse Eisenberg on the streets of Manhattan, we're talking about survival at Auschwitz. Within five minutes, we're talking about Israel.
By: Eve Batey, Erin Vanderhoof, Bess Levin, Julie Miller, Joe Reid, David Canfield, Kase Wickman, Anthony Breznican, Karen Valby
The right has adopted a euthanized squirrel as a symbol for government overreach. P’Nut’s dad’s OnlyFans account is booming.
The senior editor at the Cook Political Report may not utter “I've seen enough” on Tuesday night, but he will drink at least “a few” Diet Cokes.
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