Natalie Korach

Tax documents show the Archewell Foundation took in $5.7 million in 2023, and the couple's organization also helped support a Philadelphia project founded by President Biden's daughter.

Donald Trump’s embattled defense secretary pick is making his case to senators—and on Megyn Kelly’s show—amid mounting misconduct allegations. VF caught up with GOP lawmakers supportive of Hegseth, still withholding judgement, or downright skeptical of his chances at confirmation.

From nonfiction about Indigenous women and plants, chosen by Robin Wall Kimmerer, to a French novel that Kaia Gerber loved, there’s something for everyone.

Sean Baker reveals the filmmaking secrets behind his Cannes-winning, Oscar-bound new classic.

The DOGE cochairs told a group of largely Republican congressmen that they'll remember which lawmakers didn't embrace their effort to gut the federal bureaucracy.

The long-running fair’s host city is America’s current de facto crypto capital. This week, a month after the reelection of the country’s first meme-coin president, it is also a global destination for that other great speculator’s sport: buying art.

Social media has overflowed with mockery and disdain after the death of Brian Thompson, exposing a deep-seated ire at the health-insurance industry.

Patrick Soon-Shiong is upending his paper’s opinion pages and wants more voices like Scott Jennings, whose prime-time punditry has generated viral clips and controversy. Jennings, says CNN colleague David Axelrod, has “created these ‘own the libs,’ kind of freewheeling moments.”

Lilly Jay writes about co-parenting, and describes the promotional ubiquity of Wicked, which is “associated with the saddest days” of her life.

Ahead of a second Trump term, former FBI counterterrorism agent Ali Soufan speaks to Vanity Fair about his fears the Middle East could shift “further towards chaos”—and his hopes that the president-elect’s talk of retribution will be just that. “I think I trust the institutions to manage this storm,” he says.