Versha Sharma

But the government has cut off all telecommunications.

As she figures out what’s next in her own life, she stays devoted to keeping her brother Cameron’s legacy going.

The senator tells Teen Vogue it’s time to get over the bipartisanship fantasy.

“We’re not looking to replicate the hierarchies that exist in Congress right now.”

It’s “a coordinated attack.”

“He’s actually preventing things from getting done.”

Alexi McCammond — who resigned as editor-in-chief of Teen Vogue in March days before she started the job after an uproar over racially charged social media posts — is returning to her former job as…

After facing criticism, FINA is reconsidering its decision to ban Soul Cap from international swimming competitions.

“As our baby grows up we have to realize that we can’t protect her from everything the way we wanted to.”

“By the time I’m 30, they should all be gone”

There’s still counting to do.

You still have time to snag them, too.

Trust us.

We even drafted the executive order for him.

“We’re [still] willing to buy these simplistic solutions.”

With some pointed roasts of a past love.

Teen Vogue’s new Editor in Chief writes about the courage of Darnella Frazier.

The “High School Musical: The Musical: The Series” star opened up about toxic masculinity and being the best person he can be.

“Euphoria” hive, this one is for us.

Does New York City really need an ex-test prep executive as mayor?