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foreign affairs Israel’s Crimes of the Century How Israel, with the help of the U.S., broke not only Gaza but the foundations of humanitarian law. By Suzy Hansen
scene report ‘More Babies and Beef Tallow, Less Birth Control’ Seventy-two hours with America’s most ambitious young conservative women. By E.J. Dickson
the power trip Pete Hegseth Is Playing Secretary As he sends troops into L.A. and prepares for war, his Pentagon is beset by infighting over leaks, drugs, and socks. How long will Trump stand by him? By Kerry Howley

early and often

The battle to define this incredibly significant legislation has just begun, particularly for Democrats. By Ed Kilgore

early and often Trump Betrayed His Base With the Big Beautiful Bill, and the GOP Will Regret It It won’t just hurt the country; it will devastate Republicans next year. By Ross Barkan
early and often No President Has Ever Had Something Like Trump’s Megabill The most sweeping single piece of legislation ever will fundamentally alter the U.S. and he’s not done yet. By Ed Kilgore
early and often Theme of America’s 250th Birthday Bash Is (Probably) Donald Trump This week, Trump kicks off a yearlong celebration that’s mean to be unifying and nonpartisan. But that’s not really his style. By Margaret Hartmann
politics Jeffries Delays MAGA Megabill With Record-Breaking Speech The House minority leader made history as he spoke for eight hours and 44 minutes in opposition to the Republicans’ massive bill. By Nia Prater

travel issues
Have ‘Best of’ Lists Made Travel More Bland? The 50 Best dictates where to stay. Do its judges even know what they’re talking about? By Ben Ryder Howe

politics Bill Ackman Dumps Cuomo, Embraces Adams The billionaire said that Cuomo is “not up for the fight” against Zohran Mamdani. By Nia Prater

early and often Elon Musk’s Third Party Is Pure Fantasy Musk’s latest political idea has little chance of success. But fringe figures from Andrew Yang to the Libertarians are eager to take his money. By Ed Kilgore

sex diaries

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the hamptons issue The Pony Kids of the Hamptons Plus, a horse mom on what it takes to actually win the Hampton Classic.
personal finance What Happens If I Can’t Pay My Medical Bill? Don’t put it on your credit card! Here are eight steps to pursue instead.
travel issues Your Lost Suitcase Is Probably in Alabama We found your bag! And everyone else’s lost luggage.

prime day These Prime Day Beauty Deals Are Now Live From Waterpik, CosRx, Biodance, and more. By Carol Lee
celebrity So … Is the White Party Still On? It might be closing time for Michael Rubin’s celebrity-packed Fourth of July bash. By Elizabeth Gulino
happy hour Atsuko Okatsuka’s American Dream The comedian is healing herself one Red Lobster meal at a time. By Katja Vujić

remembrance

He was a great villain, but he shone when showing his softer side By Matt Zoller Seitz

hear me roar How Was Jurassic World Rebirth’s Opening Weekend Box Office? Is it enough cash to make it worth revisiting scary dinosaurs? By Alejandra Gularte
happy farth of july Brad Pitt’s Bean Fueled Farts Cleared Out a Film Set Only the Kelce brothers could get a movie star to admit to “diabolical” farting. By Alejandra Gularte
love What Celebrities, Royals are at Wimbledon? Olivia Rodrigo stopped by for a match after Glastonbury. By Alejandra Gularte
vulture lists Every Scarlett Johansson Movie Performance, Ranked Johansson’s brilliant early promise has left us impatient, awaiting increasing greatness with each new role. By Tim Grierson and Will Leitch

weekend watch
The 12 Best Movies and TV Shows to Watch This Weekend Hold on to your butts — there’s a new Jurassic movie. By Savannah Salazar

sales The 123 Best Fourth of July Sales, According to Our Deals Editor Including our favorite linen sheets and some rare Sephora deals. By Sam Daly
prime day The 39 Early Prime Day Deals Worth Your Time (So Far) The stuff you can safely buy now before the sale starts next week. By Sam Daly
celebrity shopping What Kareem Rahma Can’t Live Without “Recently, I went to a dinner party and gifted it to ten people. One of them was Hasan Minhaj.” By Kareem Rahma and Arielle Avila
mattresses The Best Fourth of July Mattress Sales From brands like Avocado, Saatva, Leesa, and Tempur-Pedic. By Amelia Jerden
prime day My Favorite Stroller Is on Sale (and More Early Prime Day Deals for Kids) Including a travel-friendly baby monitor and a set of dino-themed Magna-Tiles. By Liza Corsillo

celebrity real estate

Is it a rental? Not exactly. By Kim Velsey

unicorns One of the Last Water Towers on the North Fork Originally constructed for a farm in 1898, it’s six stories tall and sits behind a modern farmhouse. By Kim Velsey
look book The Look Book Goes to Summit One Vanderbilt Tourists (and a few locals) slipped on protective booties and stepped onto mirrored floors to take in city views from up to 93 stories high. By Jeremy Rellosa and Elizabeth Gulino
getting around What It Would Take to Make Buses Free Ridership went up under Zohran Mamdani’s yearlong pilot, but running it citywide would be a much bigger undertaking. By Ben Brachfeld

lawsuits The Squatter Squabble at the William Vale The beleaguered hotel’s new owner claims its former owner, Zelig Weiss, won’t leave one of its suites. By Matthew Sedacca
landlords and tenants The 3 Percent Rent Hike Nobody Wanted The mayor is unhappy. Landlords are unhappy. Tenants are unhappy. By Matthew Sedacca
under a million An East Village One-Bedroom With a Huge Skylight for $995,000 And a very good two-bedroom in Fort Greene. By Matthew Sedacca

the grub street diet

“I go into a sympathetic nervous system crisis, but only for a moment, until the endorphins kick in.”

announcements Two Hot-Dog Icons Will Return to Coney Island Tomorrow Joey Chestnut will be there, but that’s not the only comeback worth caring about. By Grub Street
five lines Are ‘Rainbow Whips’ Worth All the Hype? One critic endures five social-media-fueled crowds to see which viral food is worth the wait. By Tammie Teclemariam
openings Korean Seafood Is the Specialty at Musaek in Midtown The new spot opens July 8. By Chris Crowley
the hamptons issue The Best New Restaurants in the Hamptons This Summer This season’s arrivals already fit in: luxury chains, revived originals, and a few favorites from the city. By Nancy Kane

the grub street diet Molly Jong-Fast’s Grub Street Diet “Whenever I go to 30 Rock, I am contractually obligated to stop at Van Leeuwen.” By Ben Widdicombe

restaurant review Does the New Fedora Live Up to Its Famous Name? The Village standard has gotten a makeover to meet its neighbors. By Matthew Schneier