Tom Kludt is a contributing editor at Vanity Fair, where he covers media, sports, and politics. With a keen focus on these intersecting themes, he brings insightful analysis to his writing. Tom's work has been featured in notable publications including The Guardian, Vanity Fair, and Realclearpolitics.
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By: Natalie Korach, Chris Smith, Bess Levin, Vanessa Grigoriadis, Tom Kludt, Katie Herchenroeder, Dan Adler, Evgenia Peretz, Eric Lutz, David Canfield, Olivia Empson
The Bullish and Circle IPOs minted a bunch of new billionaires this summer. The president is raking it in too.
By: Tom Kludt
Donald Trump is accustomed to receiving a hero’s welcome at UFC events and college football games, but Sunday in Flushing came with mixed fan feelings, as a USTA source told Vanity Fair it was “business as usual”
By: Tom Kludt
Trump is accustomed to receiving a hero's welcome at UFC events and college football games, but the crowd largely jeered at the President at Sunday's final. Plus, a USTA source speaks to
‘I could send one of my daughters to college,' says a longtime season-ticket holder.
View an archive of articles by Tom Kludt for Intelligencer.
Fatigue had caught up to Jalen Brunson . For two grueling months of playoff basketball, he had seemed immune to it, growing stronger in the game's last minutes just as his opponents would begin to fade.
Tagging along with the MVP as Knicks fans exhale and the city erupts.
Mark Thompson, like his many employees, is feeling the tension as Paramount merger looms.
By: Tom Kludt
| FATIGUE HAD CAUGHT up to Jalen Brunson. - TOM KLUDT
By: Tom Kludt
Norwegian football chief Lise Klaveness slammed FIFA after Infantino awarded President Donald Trump the FIFA Peace Prize ahead of the 2026 World Cup. But a few months later, the TV cameras found her sitting next to Infantino in a luxury box. What happened?
