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Un-Trussworthy

After a catastrophic first month in office, Britain’s new prime minister sacks her chancellor and scrambles to hold on to her job with a “charm offensive”

Is Something Amiss at One of Paris’s Great Restaurants?

And other strange news about these curious days …

The View from Here

New memoirs from both sides of the justice system shed light on Trump’s destructiveness—and feature some major about-faces

By Hook or by Crook

A countess who once filmed herself drilling a hole in her head is suing her art adviser over the “unprofessional” sale of a French painting that cost her $9 million

Symptom Scrolling

On TikTok, videos about Hashimoto’s disease, a thyroid disorder, are racking up hundreds of millions of views—and turning it into a brand

War of the Words

How did an uninhabitable stretch of volcanic rock in the Caribbean become a hotly contested fantasy kingdom for self-proclaimed monarchs and writers such as Dylan Thomas and Ian McEwan?

Unveiled and Unafraid

Thousands have been arrested and the death toll is climbing, but Iran’s Gen Z won’t be silenced

The Case of the Light-Fingered Litterateur

When a framed photograph went missing during a Paris Review party, the avant-garde revelers became suspects in an old-fashioned potboiler

The Spectacular Fall of the “Wife Guy”

Cheating scandals involving everyone from Adam Levine to Ned of the Try Guys are putting a crack in the carefully tailored “wife guy” aesthetic

#Trussterf*ck

No shame and no sense—the U.K.’s new prime minister is not off to a good start

Spend It Like Beckham? The Soccer Star’s Money Scandal

And other strange news about these curious days …

OkCuAnon

A new dating app for right-wingers is less about loving tradition than it is about hating the libs

The View from Here

What drives Trump? More than racism, power, or even greed, it’s an insatiable hunger for fame

Preaching to the Choir

Meghan Markle’s podcast is back, and it’s just as pious and self-aggrandizing as ever

People, Posh Produce, and Politics

The personal details of a wealthy clientele—including Jeremy Clarkson, the Duchess of York, and Sir David Attenborough—are leaked on the Dark Web after Russians hack Britain’s fanciest farm shop

They’re with Her

Across Europe, a new generation of far-right female politicians is breaking glass ceilings (among other things)

Access Denied

Quintessentially, the accounting-error-prone concierge company that once organized parties at Buckingham Palace, is reportedly facing a takeover

Snippy and Short-Tempered? It’s Charles (III) in Charge!

And other strange news about these curious days …

The View from Here

As protests consume Iran, the specter of the Shah’s toppling haunts the ayatollahs

The View from Here

Work, drink, or fornicate? Everything you’ve always wanted to know about writers’ retreats but were afraid to ask

Selfies from Saudi

To rebrand from an oppressive regime to a luxurious cultural hub, the Saudi Arabian government is paying influencers to vacation in the kingdom

A Ritzy Paris Building Where Millionaires Will Live Next to Former Homeless People

And other strange news about these curious days …

Failure to Launch

Having returned to Santa Barbara, and with Prince Harry’s memoir and Meghan’s podcast underway, what’s next for the unroyal couple?

The Unsocial Network

Engagement is low. Downloads are virtually nonexistent. Investors are backpedaling. Donald Trump’s rival to Twitter is a flop