Robert Mueller, the head of the FBI for 12 years and leader of an inconclusive criminal investigation into President Donald Trump's alleged ties to Russia, died on Friday at age 81.

So Vanity Fair did the natural thing, and called him up to talk about it.

Trump’s director of national intelligence has spent her career arguing against a war with Iran. Now, she’s the public face for one, and her former allies are furious.

The so-called Space Coast, with its rocket launches and military tech, is now an unassuming setting for espionage.

Amid growing reports of brutal immigration-enforcement tactics, the relatives of three ICE agents tell Vanity Fair how their relationships have fractured. In some cases, they’re cutting ties.

A presidential historian factchecks the historically inaccurate digital president, who has been artificially enhanced with modern-day aesthetics and ideas.

“Foreign interests are putting their thumb on the scale of our elections,” Peter Ticktin claims. Senator Mark Warner is answering with a “prebunking” campaign.

Host Conan O'Brien was subtle with his comments, Jimmy Kimmel less so, and the nominated films themselves carried a political charge.

Tinseltown has always had its pockets of conservatism, from Bush-era Gary Sinise and the Friends of Abe to Jon Voight and Rob Schneider in the Trumpian present. And then there's Spencer Pratt, The Hills star who thinks Trump's war in Iran could help his long-shot quest to be mayor of LA.

The documentarian has long studied the sordid and subcultural. In his latest effort, Netflix’s Inside the Manosphere, he takes an up-close look at the human purveyors of algorithmic chaos.

“We’ve broken into the mainstream,” the long-shot Republican candidate for governor tells Vanity Fair, as influencers from Andrew Tate to Nick Fuentes line up behind him.

David Rivera and Rubio bought a house in Tallahassee when they were coming up together in Florida politics. But he’s been a headache for the secretary of state ever since, and now he could be one for the Trump White House, too.

At Trump’s South Florida palace, the commander in chief launches wars in between waltzes. Members, socialites, and White House officials take Vanity Fair inside the makeshift Situation Room at Mar-a-Lago.

“I never considered…that my deeper entry into the Getty world would rob me of my own hard-earned story,” the California governor writes in Young Man in a Hurry: A Memoir of Discovery.

Public mourning for the slain founder of Turning Point USA ended quickly, but for those who were fired in the wake of his death, the damage is lasting. Lauren Stokes speaks to Vanity Fair about her lawsuit against the University of Mississippi.

MAGA leaders are expressing dismay and anger at the president, who campaigned on isolationism and "no new wars"

Iranian state media has confirmed that the joint US and Israeli attack, which targeted Iran's top leaders in an effort to eradicate its government, has killed Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the Supreme Leader of Iran since 1989.

The White House issued a press release declaring Donald Trump the “President of Peace." Four days later, he announced a major combat operation in Iran, referring to it as “war.”

Melania Trump and Antoine Verglas were fixtures of the 1990s fashion circuit—a rarefied ecosystem that Jeffrey Epstein would continue to penetrate long after his conviction.

In a wide-ranging interview with Vanity Fair, the US ambassador to Israel explained his controversial comments to Tucker Carlson and addressed a shift in public opinion against Israel over its bloody war in Gaza.