Olivia Nuzzi

The complete table of contents for the September 9, 2024 issues of New York Magazine.

The president’s mental decline was like a dark family secret for many elite supporters, writes Washington correspondent Olivia Nuzzi.

Michael Cohen may be a resistance hero after his testimony helped convict Trump, but that doesn’t mean New York Democrats will vote for him.

Why Michael Cohen Still Misses Donald Trump

Trump is running for president while bumping into the past at his Manhattan trial, writes Olivia Nuzzi.

Trump Trial: This Isn’t the Same Stormy Daniels

Ground zero for the rigged-election conspiracy, Arizona could decide both the fate of the Senate and the results of the 2024 presidential election.

Trump Haters Turned Trump Voters

Joe Biden says Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s a conservative. Donald Trump says he’s a liberal. They’re both right — and he could turn the 2024 presidential race upside down.

Olivia Nuzzi spent 13 weeks on the campaign trail with the candidates vying (in theory, anyway) for the Republican nomination. Do any of these people stand a chance against Trump?

Olivia Nuzzi on Trump’s arraignment. Facing federal charges for mishandling classified documents and conspiracy to obstruct justice, he is on track to be elected president or go to prison for the rest of his life. The spectacle just gets bigger.

On the Cover of New York Magazine: Donald Trump’s Sad, Lonely Run for Reelection.” “It was like watching Elvis at the end if he was completely relegated to just piano bars.”

Inside his sad, lonely, thirsty, broken, basically pretend run for reelection. (Which isn’t to say he can’t win.)

A conversation about her critics, Trump family feuds, and the one time he used a fake baby in a photo op.

The most invasive data breach imaginable is a political scandal Democrats can’t just wish away.

Former aides consider the contents of the vault at Mar-a-Lago.

In an interview with New York, the former president says the only question left in his mind is when he’ll announce.

The political operative shares 14 years’ worth of grievances. He swears he’s never been happier.

How the lauded Times columnist lost the race for governor of Oregon before it even began.

His campaign to be the next Republican senator from Pennsylvania is facing one major problem: Republicans in Pennsylvania.