Molly Jong-Fast is a contributing writer for Vanity Fair, known for her insightful and engaging articles on a wide range of topics. Her work has also been featured in publications such as The Atlantic and Glamour. With a keen eye for cultural trends and a knack for capturing the essence of her subjects, Molly brings a fresh perspective to her writing.
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A Pulitzer Prize–winning photojournalist—and former White House photographer—captured the scene as last night's rally took a turn.
The former president's victory was considered political anomaly eight years ago. But the 2024 race proved that the country is much more right-wing than we thought.
By: Bess Levin
A Kremlin spokesman said the Russian president does not plan to offer any words of encouragement.
By: Caitlin Dewey
Nearly 50 races are still outstanding as of Wednesday afternoon, including a number of competitive contests.
The unthinkable has happened again—which, I suppose, makes it not all that unthinkable.
By: Savannah Walsh
When Republican candidate and convicted felon Donald Trump won the Presidential election just before dawn on Wednesday, millions of Americans awoke to a bleak future.
Writing about miscarriages, abortions, and giving birth, the Goddess of Pop juxtaposes her own health history against the harrowing landscape of her mother's experiences.
By: Joe Hagan, Arimeta Diop, Julie Miller, Caitlin Dewey, Chris Murphy, Erin Vanderhoof, Brian Stelter, Nicole Chapoteau, Bess Levin, Hugh Grant, Keziah Weir, Molly Jong-Fast
And what does their meeting suggest about Donald Trump’s influence on the media industry?
By: Joe Hagan, Molly Jong-Fast, Chris Murphy, Hugh Grant, Keziah Weir, Caitlin Dewey, Arimeta Diop, Nicole Chapoteau, Julie Miller, Erin Vanderhoof, Brian Stelter, Bess Levin
In 2016, Kennedy said of Trump, according to newly uncovered recordings: “He’s not like Hitler. Hitler had like a plan, you know, Hitler was interested in policy."
By: Bess Levin
When Donald Trump announced that he was putting Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy in charge of his administration's newly formed Department of Government
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