Paul Chi is a journalist and writer for Vanity Fair, with his work also appearing in publications such as Glamour US, The Knockturnal, People Magazine, and MDPI. He covers a range of topics, including entertainment, pop culture, and celebrity news, with a focus on interviews, profiles, and event coverage.
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By: Radhika Jones, Eve Batey, Nicole Chapoteau, Donald Liebenson, Eric Lutz, John Ross, Savannah Walsh, Paul Chi, Erin Vanderhoof, Katie Nicholl, Caitlin Dewey, Chris Smith, David Canfield
After painful losses in the 2022 midterms, Hakeem Jeffries and other New York Democratic leaders poured time and money into the state, where congressional races bucked the Trump tide.
By: Erin Vanderhoof
During an appearance to promote the 2025 Invictus games, the prince imagined what position he might play in the CFL.
By: James Robenalt
The untold tale—and never-before-seen photos—of a 1963 home movie directed by Jacqueline Kennedy at Hammersmith Farm.
By: Gabriel Sherman, John Ross, Keziah Weir, Chris Murphy, Kase Wickman, Hugh Grant, Bess Levin, Katie Nicholl, Arimeta Diop, Paul Chi, Julie Miller, Joy Press
The Prince and Princess of Wales and their three children were asleep during the security breach.
As far as Jon Stewart is concerned, the days of “when they go low, we go high” are long gone.
By: Julie Miller, Katie Nicholl, Keziah Weir, Arimeta Diop, Hugh Grant, Kase Wickman, Gabriel Sherman, Eric Lutz, Paul Chi, Chris Murphy, Bess Levin, John Ross, Joy Press
Trump’s scandal-scarred AG pick presents a stark loyalty test for GOP lawmakers: Will they mount a resistance or act merely as a rubber stamp?
By: Erin Vanderhoof
It turns out that Prince Harry and Prince William aren't the only Windsor brothers in the midst of a royal feud.
Harry's inking was actually a winking request for the “I Am Not Okay” superstar to perform at the Invictus Games in February.
By: Paul Chi, Keziah Weir, Joy Press, Nicole Chapoteau, Bess Levin, Gabriel Sherman, Arimeta Diop, Julie Miller, Eric Lutz, Natalie Korach, Kase Wickman, Chris Murphy
GOP sources say there are doubts within the Trump transition as to whether the defense secretary nominee will be able to hang on following revelations of a 2017 sexual assault claim.
By: Dan Adler
“The American people have spoken and re-elected Donald Trump,” the former and future president's one-time fixer said. “Accordingly, I believe we must all acknowledge and respect the office of the Presidency and dismiss the case forthwith.”
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