Top Stories
People across the world are standing in solidarity with Nigerians protesting the country's Special Anti-Robbery Squad.
By Andrea Park
The only thing missing will be a cup of hot cider.
By Marina Liao
There are pros and cons to online voting, but for now, it's (mostly) prohibited.
By Andrea Park
Move over, pumpkin spice—these are going to be an even bigger trend.
By Tatjana Freund and Bianca Rodriguez and Taylore Glynn
Heels are always a great choice for a natural disaster.
By Bianca Rodriguez
Must Reads
Everyone is after your data—it's being tracked, stored, stolen, and used against you. Here's how to protect yourself online.
Edited By Megan DiTrolio and Illustrations By Susanna Hayward
The queen of the Internet is going offline to build a better future for her kids—and the rest of us.
By Alyse Whitney
"The show exposes the extent to which relationships are about trading sex for money—or, less bluntly, love for security."
By Prachi Gupta
“I am voting because I want change. I want radical, life-altering, culture-shifting change.”
By Rachel Epstein
The multihyphenate reflects on her past (including her coming out story in this magazine), the present movement for Black trans lives, and how she’s shaping the future of Hollywood.
By Kimberly Drew and Photographs by Luke Gilford
Election Prep
Everything you need to know to make an informed decision at the polls.
By Rachel Epstein
With the USPS delays, ballot drop boxes are a quicker way to submit completed absentee/mail-in ballots.
By Rachel Epstein
...but won't be making the same mistake again this November.
By Rachel Epstein
It's not an election without a (legal) voting selfie, okay?!
By Bianca Rodriguez
"Everything is on the line in this election—our health, our rights, our bodies, and our futures."
By Megan DiTrolio
Culture
By Arianna Davis
Products that make working out 10x better.
By Marina Liao
Kai McGee's intersecting identities have shaped her breast cancer journey—and influence the decisions she's making now about her future.
By Kai McGee
In June, breast cancer survivor Kai McGee went to the hospital for her annual mammogram and ultrasound. Now she has to decide the next steps in her treatment journey, an already-stressful process made worse by the isolation of Covid-19.
By Kai McGee
When Kai McGee was diagnosed with stage II breast cancer six years ago, she was forced to choose between saving her breasts and risking a possible cancer occurrence in her healthy breast in the future.
By Kai McGee
By Megan DiTrolio
By Neha Prakash
By Bianca Rodriguez
By Annie Goldsmith
By Kate Dwyer
By Kristen Mascia
By Jo Piazza
By Sara Holzman
By Kelly Allen
By Sara Holzman
By Michelle Stansbury
Royally Good
"You do it out of respect for others and to set an example."
By Bianca Rodriguez
"Meghan cannot have whatever she wants."
By Kayleigh Roberts
A royal expert thinks Meghan's days of speaking out about social issues could be numbered.
By Kayleigh Roberts
“They say silence is violence, and I refuse to be complicit in my silence.”
A hard look at voter data reveals the true impact women have on who gets to sit in the Oval Office.
Non-basic clothing, even if you do love basic coffee.
A celebration of loops, swoops, and swirls.
If Kamala Harris makes history this November, her husband, Doug Emhoff, will too. Meet the man who could be America’s first second gentleman (or whatever he’s going to be called).
