Caleb Ecarma is a staff writer for Vanity Fair, known for his coverage of politics, entertainment, and culture. With a focus on the multinational landscape, Caleb's articles offer insightful analysis and commentary on current events and pop culture phenomena. His work has also been featured in THEM, Teen Vogue, and Concierge.com.
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By: Britt Hennemuth, Caleb Ecarma, Scott Nover, David Canfield, Eric Lutz, Bess Levin
Users inundated lawmakers with calls after they were warned that Congress might enact a “total ban” on the app. Yet the bill at hand is showing no signs of slowing down.
By: Caleb Ecarma
The senator suggested that Karla Jacinto was abused by Mexican drug cartels in the US during the Biden administration. But, according to Jacinto herself, none of that is true.
By: Eric Lutz, Kara Warner, David Canfield, Bess Levin, Caleb Ecarma
Accusations of cognitive impairment were launched by lawmakers from both sides of the aisle against the other party’s presidential nominee.
By: Maggie Coughlan, Caleb Ecarma, Bess Levin, Kara Warner
The bill sailed through the House Wednesday, teeing up a Senate vote that could prove a bit trickier.
The Florida governor, once an ally to Libs of TikTok, accused the social media account of “lying” for clicks over a post that alleged the state provided IDs to undocumented immigrants.
By: Caleb Ecarma
Ahead of the state's primary Tuesday, “America First” candidate Bernie Moreno has received a groundswell of support from the former president and a Democratic Party-aligned PAC, with the latter considering him the weakest Republican in the race.
By: Caleb Ecarma, Maggie Coughlan, Kase Wickman, Kara Warner, Erika Harwood, Bess Levin
The South Dakota governor has been sued over her bizarre infomercial for a Texas dentist’s office.
By: Chris Murphy, David Canfield, Kase Wickman, Erin Vanderhoof, Savannah Walsh, Karen Valby, Chris Feil, Caleb Ecarma, Bess Levin, Julie Miller, Hillary Busis
The Emmy nominee reflects on the breakout first season of her Prime Video spy saga, and the transformations—both physical and mental—required to get her to this point. Plus: What might be in store for season two?
By: Julie Miller, Kase Wickman, Brian Stelter, Caleb Ecarma, Adrian Carrasquillo, Richard Lawson, Mark Mckinnon
Vanity Fair has learned that Joe Biden is sitting down this week with veteran journalist Enrique Acevedo, whose kid-glove treatment of Trump drew heavy criticism from Democrats.
By: Charlotte Klein, Julie Miller, Richard Lawson, Caleb Ecarma, Kase Wickman, Eric Lutz, Molly Jong-Fast
If past is prologue, then the former president’s 2024 endorsements will be more of a curse than a blessing.
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