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Vanity Fair

Let’s Slow the Rush to Dump Joe [296d]
The Supreme Court Just Made the Prospect of a Second Trump Term Even Scarier Than It Already Was [296d]
Hunter Biden Is Suing Fox News Over 'The Trial of Hunter Biden' Miniseries [296d]
Bannon Assures Podcast Listeners His Show Will Continue During Prison Stint [296d]
Sherri Papini Will Tell Her Side of Kidnapping Hoax in New Docuseries [296d]
Supreme Court Immunity Decision Could Put Donald Trump “Above the Law” [296d]
Queen Camilla Knew Exactly How to Make It Up to the Boy Who Missed the King's Garden Party [296d]
Travis Kelce’s Acting Has “Pleasantly Surprised” His Co-Star Niecy Nash-Betts [296d]
'The Bear': Abby Elliott on the “Real and Believable” Birth Episode [296d]
Paul Mescal vs. Pedro Pascal: A First Look at the Epic ‘Gladiator II’ [296d]
How Art Mogul Louise Blouin Lost Her Fabled Hamptons Estate [297d]
“I’m Not Naive”: Inside Emma Tucker’s Rocky Wall Street Journal Reboot [297d]
“Don’t F-cking Leave”: How Neo-Nazis and White Supremacists Trap Their Followers in the Movement Forever [297d]
House of the Dragon’s Ser Simon Strong Is “The Only Gentleman in an Ungentlemanly World” [297d]
Jacob Anderson Goes Deep on the “Insane” ‘Interview With the Vampire’ Finale [297d]

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Variety

The New Yorker

The SCOTUS Immunity Ruling is a Victory for Donald Trump [296d]
Why the French Far Right Triumphed [296d]
The Irresolvable Tragedy of the Karen Read Case [296d]
High-Roller Presidential Donor Perks [297d]
“Wallpaper Poem,” by Phillis Levin [297d]
The Mail [297d]
A Newly Discovered Story by E. L. Doctorow [297d]
Sally Rooney on Characters Who Arrive Preëntangled and Her Forthcoming Novel [297d]
Lost Stories [297d]
Fitzcarraldo Editions Makes Challenging Literature Chic [297d]
“Consent,” by Jill Ciment, and “Change,” by Édouard Louis, Reviewed [297d]
Haruki Murakami on Raising Questions [297d]
“Opening Theory,” by Sally Rooney [297d]
“The Drummer Boy on Independence Day,” by E. L. Doctorow [297d]
The 2024 Interviews Issue [297d]
Nathan Englander Reads Chris Adrian [297d]
Bound Together [297d]
Diorama of Love [297d]
Kadir Nelson’s “Soft-Serve” [297d]
“Bull’s-Eye,” by Arthur Sze [297d]
Alan Braufman’s Loft-Jazz Séance [297d]
Steve McQueen Is an Art Doer [297d]
Daily Cartoon: Monday, July 1st [297d]
The Last Rave [297d]
“Long Island Compromise,” Reviewed [297d]
“Kaho,” by Haruki Murakami [297d]
Up the Stairs [297d]
Weeping at the Lake Palace [297d]
How to Survive Lions and Bears and Racism in Nature [297d]
Ivan Cornejo’s Mexican American Heartache [297d]
Briefly Noted Book Reviews [297d]
Bottoms Up! [297d]
Sally Rooney Reads “Opening Theory” [297d]
Norman Maclean Didn’t Publish Much. What He Did Contains Everything [297d]

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