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Politics

Inside the Ugly End of Pete Hegseth’s First Marriage

The defense secretary nom’s first marriage, which sources say met a contentious end after he admitted to multiple infidelities, holds a key place in Hegseth’s ambition-fueled rise.
Awards Insider Exclusive

Ray Romano Is Embracing His Dark Side

The Emmy-winning sitcom icon pulls off the most complex dramatic work of his career in No Good Deed.

No laughing matter

Trump Joked With Justin Trudeau About Annexing Canada

The prime minister reportedly laughed “nervously” at the idea, which Trump floated after being warned that his trade policies would tank Canada’s economy.

Trump’s Cabinet of Curiosities

The In-Laws
Another Kushner Weasels His Way Into the Administration
The father of the president-elect's son-in-law received clemency in 2020 after pleading guilty to several felonies in 2004.
The Second Term
The Low-Key Appointee Who Could Do the Most Damage
Given controversial picks like RFK Jr., Tulsi Gabbard, Pete Hegseth, and (new Cameo star) Matt Gaetz—along with the Elon-and-Vivek show—one might overlook Russell Vought, a low-key  =appointee who could do a lot of damage.
TRUMP’S AMERICA
How RFK Jr.’s MAHA Movement Could Radically Transform Public Health
Donald Trump has said he’ll appoint the political scion and prominent vaccine skeptic as secretary of health and human services. Here’s why the experts are concerned.
Politics
A Running List of Trump’s Brick-Shittingly Scary Cabinet Picks
Stephen Miller at the border. Matt Gaetz running the DOJ. A Fox News host as Secretary of Defense. Welcome to the Trump administration 2.0.

IN PHOTOGRAPHS

Through the Years

A Cover-by-Cover History of Vanity Fair’s Hollywood Issue

Launched in 1995, the year the movies turned 100, the Hollywood Issue can be judged by its covers: artful, innovative, prescient.
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