Molly Jong-Fast is a special correspondent at Vanity Fair. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and international affairs, with a particular focus on security policy and current geopolitical issues. Molly's insights and analyses have been featured in The Atlantic, Glamour, MSNBC, and other prominent outlets.
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By: Bess Levin
“This was the most dangerous public health decision I've ever witnessed,” said one infectious disease doctor.
By: Katie Herchenroeder, Eric Lutz, Bess Levin, Molly Jong-Fast, Chris Smith, Tom Kludt
Paul Dans was the brains behind Project 2025, the right-wing governing blueprint Trump is following. Now he’s primarying Lindsey Graham in what he’s framing as a “cage match for the future of MAGA.”
By: Chris Smith, Bernice A. King, Molly Jong-Fast, Eric Lutz, Bess Levin, Katie Herchenroeder, Tom Kludt
The US president dropped the ceasefire demand for Ukraine after meeting with the Russian leader in Alaska.
In these divided times , Californians of both stripes have been comforted by how readily its most recent Republican governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger , and current Democratic Gov.
By: Katie Herchenroeder
The State Department announced on Saturday morning that it was halting all visitor visas to people coming in from Gaza to “conduct a full and thorough
Eliot Spitzer had politely declined all spring. When other reporters called, wanting him to weigh in on the New York City mayoral race, especially
By: Joy Press, Eric Lutz, Katie Herchenroeder, Molly Jong-Fast, Kase Wickman, Bess Levin, Olivia Empson, Julie Miller, David Canfield
It’s a love story, and baby, Taylor Swift just said yes.
By: Javi Sánchez, Julie Miller, Giorgia Olivieri, Olivia Batoul, César Andrés Baciero, Rebecca Ford, Alfredo Toriello, Molly Jong-Fast, Tara Ariano, Kase Wickman, Joy Press, Roberta Mercuri, Erin Vanderhoof, Séraphine Roger, Chris Murphy, Marita Alonso
If the show’s March drop had the air of an experiment, a new set of episodes puts the focus on her ability to make a connection over a boiling pot or a complicated craft.
By: Katie Herchenroeder, Olivia Empson, Bess Levin, Eric Lutz, Eve Batey, Chris Smith, David Canfield, Molly Jong, Molly Jong-Fast
The California governor is getting traction with his increasingly feisty tweets and maybe beating Donald Trump at his own game.
As many of us try to find some cozy solace with our families over the holidays, the Department of Justice has begun releasing the Epstein files — as required by
