“When Oprah calls and asks for a suit, like, I really don’t care if she’s going to the grocery store,” Siriano tells Vanity Fair.

Between mocking Tim Walz’s son who has a learning disability and yelling at a pre-teen about the “stolen” 2020 election, it’s been a banner week for MAGA bizarreness.

While Kamala Harris’s surging campaign and joyful convention have captured the news cycle, the Trump campaign is projecting confidence and expecting a potentially crucial uptick in support if the independent candidate gets on board.

As a reminder, Trump has also warned that a Harris win could lead to World War III

The collective bargaining agreement unveiled Thursday will also require players’ consent for trades. Such changes, says one union leader, mark “tectonic shifts in the American sports landscape.”

The Minnesota governor and VP nominee drew deep from his football background to deliver a dramatic speech brimming with optimism and jabs at “weird” Republicans like JD Vance.

In a new interview with Vanity Fair, Secretary Clinton speaks about writing one of the most groundbreaking speeches of her career—and the emotions it released from 2016.

At the 2024 Democratic National Convention, lawmakers emphasized the kitchen-table issues that resonate particularly in the Midwest, which is poised to make or break Kamala Harris’s election prospects.

Monse designer Laura Kim reveals how the former first lady’s strong sartorial statement came to be—including a text that made Kim drop her phone.

The man who has never met an opponent he didn’t attack thinks Kathy Hochul was too mean to him.

The youngest inaugural poet in history tells Vanity Fair about crafting her new poem, “This Sacred Scene,” for the Democratic National Convention.

The former president and first lady talked “hope,” torched Trump, and touted Kamala Harris as a “new chapter” for America.

“Voting against Trump and for Kamala Harris is the right thing to do.”

Advocates for gun safety and abortion rights, including Michigan governor Gretchen Whitmer, joined forces in Chicago with a message for Democrats: “Be bold.”

Hillary Clinton, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and Raphael Warnock shined at a largely conventional convention for a wild election.

In his fiery speech Monday, the president delivered a swan song, touting his historic record while passing the torch to his vice president. “Democracy has prevailed,” he said, “and now democracy must be preserved.”

The moving speeches on abortion rights stand in stark contrast to last month’s Republican convention, where the issue was barely mentioned.

Unfortunately for Graham, it appears that Trump is not willing or able to reel himself in.

Kamala Harris has rejuvenated the party, but the presidential race is anything but over.