Brian Stelter

VF special correspondent Nick Bilton and ‘New York Times’ tech reporter Kate Conger examine the X owner’s right-wing rebrand, Silicon Valley’s newfound “persecution complex,” and why the Trump-Musk bromance may flame out quicker than expected.

Vanity Fair editor in chief Radhika Jones and author Jeff Sharlet discuss Kamala Harris’s defeat, language and identity in the 2024 race, and how journalists can approach this consequential moment.

We’re going to be okay.

The activist and former Georgia state representative says she’s prepared to protect democracy this November as Republicans attempt to suppress voting rights and sow chaos.

The Democratic strategist argued that Harris should be leaning into the “fresh versus stale” narrative and focus on winning the day—every day. “Are they in the trenches?” he asks. “Are they trying to win the news cycle?”

The statistician and polling analyst breaks down the “coin flip” nature of the Kamala Harris–Donald Trump race.

What Joe Biden and Harris jointly taught in the summer of 2024 was the art of the heal—and readers and viewers are responding.

Extremism expert Barbara F. Walter believes guns and the internet have put the US in the Goldilocks zone for chaos and bloodshed amid the 2024 election. “The key point,” she says, is “will we be prepared for it?”

The Atlantic’s Helen Lewis and Bloomberg’s Ashley Carman discuss how the medium lets politicians get up close and personal while opening them up to risks that can come back to bite them.

Amanda Becker, Washington correspondent for The 19th, explains what you need to know about abortion politics in 2024: The GOP’s “extreme policies” have not changed.