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The Resistible Rise of Jen Rubio

The co-founder of Away luggage is on the fast track to Bezosian ubiquity—but can she escape her baggage?

Inside the Search for Nancy Guthrie: Part II

Did law enforcement make a colossal—even fatal—mistake in the investigation’s early days?

The View from Here

As the Russia-Ukraine war drags into its fifth year, it’s clear that traditional diplomacy has failed. But an unlikely go-between has stepped into the breach: high-living oligarch Roman Abramovich

The Patrick Bateman of London?

In 2017, a jogger in a fashionable neighborhood shoved a woman into the path of an oncoming bus. The suspect, arrested this week, is reportedly a private banker with ties to the House of Windsor

With Lifestyle Porn, Meghan

The Duchess of Sussex’s latest Instagram foray hints at many things: her picture-perfect marriage, her glamorous Montecito life, and—what else?—a brewing next act

A Sonic Switcheroo at Mar-a-Lago

Trump spent decades trying to stop planes from flying over his club. Now his tony Palm Beach neighbors say he has finally succeeded—and made their palatial homes unlivable

Faux Fighters

As the U.F.C. lands at the White House this weekend, young men are flocking to Thailand in search of authentic violence. What they’re getting is something oddly Trumpian: part spectacle, part grift, part fraud …

Invasion of the Bodyworkers

The planned 236-acre Six Senses luxury wellness retreat in the Hudson Valley has many locals feeling very un-Zen

The AIR MAIL Diary

Bears are attacking the Japanese! Snakes are attacking the Chinese! And other strange stories from around the globe …

The True Face of Avatar?

A rousing tale of Indigenous resistance to corporate greed, James Cameron’s science-fiction franchise has grossed billions. Now it’s Cameron who stands accused of Native exploitation

Golden Balls

Ticket prices for this year’s World Cup are already sky-high. But some luxury packages—complete with police escorts, cigar rollers, and Tibetan singing bowls—can turn a trip to the game into a seven-figure spectacle

The Womb Boom

Once merely expensive, surrogacy has become a luxury arms race, with private equity snapping up clinics, agencies, and egg banks. Can a new $600,000 white-glove service really be worth it?

The View from Here

Which World Cup team are you? A guide for the FIFA arriviste

An Offer They’d Like to Refuse

Dua Lipa and Callum Turner’s Sicilian wedding celebrations are bringing pop stars, private jets, and security cordons to Palermo—but some locals are fingering their knives

Flipping ’Ell!

Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi’s attempt to flip a $30 million Cotswolds farmhouse has been thwarted by floods, planning battles, an anemic property market—and the Romans

The Rise and Fall of the Art World’s Gadfly

As “Jerry Gogosian,” Hilde Lynn Helphenstein found fame skewering the industry online. But after making her, the Internet destroyed her

Inside the Search for Nancy Guthrie

Her kidnapping riveted the nation—as did the botched hunt for Guthrie’s abductor. Yet even as hopes dim, a resourceful task force soldiers on

The Andrew Cover-Up

As police broaden their inquiries into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, his biographer argues that the royal family—and the officials surrounding it—have spent years suppressing the full story

Home Away from Homes

Seemingly undeterred by record real-estate prices on the eastern tip of Long Island, the ultra-wealthy are complementing their second homes with … more homes

The Fall of the House of Mango

After the billionaire founder of the fast-fashion label plunged to his death on a Catalan mountain trail, his ineffectual heir became a prime suspect

The Joy of Missing Out

After decades spent optimizing their lives, the affluent are now paying to be bored, silent, and uncomfortable

The View from Here

Trump has pardoned thousands of people in return for barely disguised bribes. But in Jho Low, the flamboyant fugitive behind the multi-billion-dollar 1MDB fraud, he may have hooked his biggest fish yet

Sword Fight!

Beau D., a small Malibu men’s beauty brand whose main product is, yes, a penis cream, is taking on Brad Pitt’s skin-care line, Beau Domaine, over a trademark violation

Where Have All the Teenagers Gone?

New York’s streets and parks used to be teeming with them. Now they’re inside on their phones—and the city’s culture is all the worse for it