Politics

Federal prosecutors say the New York congressman used campaign funds for “luxury designer clothing and credit card payments.”

Montana lawmakers have voted to outlaw the app, and the federal government is toying with the same idea. But with Instagram and Twitter in steep decline, what will be left of social media if we lose TikTok?  

The congressman caught up with GQ fitness columnist Joe Holder about building wellbeing in historically marginalized communities, taking better care of his own health, and his jaw-dropping bench press PR.  

Conspiratorial, conservative-leaning voices in nutrition get lots wrong, but there’s a big truth behind their appeal: The modern food system is making us sick.  

The guys in suits are at it again.

New year, new gig, new threads—new you.

A court case threatens access to PrEP—and all kinds of preventative care. 

Their unapologetically leftist podcast helped reshape the terms of left-wing discourse in America. Now, the Chapo Traphouse guys are reckoning with their influence—and figuring out what comes next.

Jawn Fetterman goes to Washington.

Ahead of the midterm elections, GQ caught up with the roving political reporter about leaving the Washington Post for the startup Semafor, the counties he’ll be tracking on election night, and learning to avoid gas station pizza while on the trail.

I grew up gay in Putin’s Russia, a world where homosexuals are condemned by the church, terrorized by gangs, and disenfranchised by the government. While reporting on one unsettlingly popular form of treatment, I wound up investigating my own sexuality. 

The gutting of Roe is a galvanizing moment in American history—and one that urgently requires men to speak up. The Roe Project gathers the diverse perspectives of men united in the belief that access to reproductive health care is essential. We hope that by sharing their experiences and their points of view, we can mobilize more men to fight for abortion access.

The Sub Mini packs in big sound at a more wallet-friendly price point.

She was the Wilt Chamberlain of monarchs.

Almost four years after her improbable arrival in Washington, Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has become the political voice of a generation—and a cultural star whose power transcends politics. Now, as the country hurtles toward the midterm elections, AOC opens up about the battle over abortion, her own shot at the presidency, and why it's critical that men step up now.

Snag some sensible footwear just in time for January 6—we mean, July 4!

Talk about a state of the union.

It’s the beginning of a new era in abortion politics.

Unwanted pregnancy is a disaster for everyone involved.

If the reasoning applied in Samuel Alito’s leaked draft opinion overturning Roe v. Wade becomes law, other taken-for-granted rights like marriage equality and contraception could be under threat next.