The president wants a brand-new Air Force One immediately, and he’s called in Elon Musk to make sure Boeing delivers it. All the while, Xi Jinping circles the earth in a larger and sleeker aircraft.

The president and his billionaire sidekick turned the White House into a makeshift Tesla showroom amid a recession scare—a perfect encapsulation of the Trump-Musk regime.

VF shadows the ex-CIA analyst during her first tumultuous months in the Senate.

Trump claimed he bought 1 MAGA-red Model S Tesla, an $80,000 car. Unfortunately, Musk just lost the equivalent of 360,000 of them

Was a fiery showdown between Marco Rubio and Elon Musk part of a broader attempt to clip the DOGE chief’s wings?

The Fox News luminaries are part of the team tasked with MAGAfying the American public arts institution.

The independent senator is injecting energy and urgency into a Democratic Party that’s politically adrift. “He’s not like a regular Democrat,” says one young supporter.

In the first episodes of her just-announced podcast, IMO With Michelle Obama & Craig Robinson, the former first lady dishes on family, friendship, divorce, and her eight intense years in the White House.

The DOGE chief confirmed he wants to cut “entitlements,” despite Donald Trump’s past promise that “none of that stuff is going to be touched.”

The New York Times’ David Enrich talks to VF about his new book, Murder the Truth, which chronicles a conservative legal movement targeting the news media, Donald Trump’s undermining of trust in journalism, and how the Supreme Court could change the way reporters do their jobs.

The president vowed to bring down prices on “day one”—something everyone would like to see. What happened with that?

The arrest of Mahmoud Khalil, who helped lead pro-Palestinian protests at Columbia University, marks a chilling escalation in the president's crusade to stifle political dissent.

In his new book, Murder the Truth, David Enrich chronicles how the former Alaska governor ensnared the paper in a long and winding legal battle that could overturn decades of Supreme Court precedent.

Since President Donald Trump's inauguration, more than a dozen “violent or destructive acts” have been directed at Tesla facilities: The Washington Post.

The governor, a likely contender for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2028, made the comments during a podcast interview with Charlie Kirk, a conservative activist.

It’s been a tough run for Musk, as Trump takes away his toys, his rocket explodes, and his net worth shrinks. Naturally, Musk took to Twitter—er, X.

The State Department plans to revoke visas of foreign nationals with “pro-Hamas” views, while the president has threatened to suspend funding for schools that allow “illegal protests.”

As Elon Musk calls for defunding NPR, On Air author Steve Oney talks with VF about the public broadcaster’s evolution, controversies, and accusations of liberal bias. “NPR,” he maintains, “has got a lot of strength out there in the heartland.”

The president reportedly told his Cabinet that the unelected billionaire does not have final say over agency personnel and policy—but it sure feels like he does.

The president is expected to sign an executive order abolishing the department, fulfilling a long-held conservative fantasy. Since Congress created the DOE, expect yet another major legal battle.