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THE RISE AND RISE OF JANNIK SINNER

The world's number-one tennis player is winning MAJORS and dominating HIS rivals. Now comes the HARD PART.

ALL MONEY AIN'T GOOD MONEY

The current exponential proliferation of legal gambling preys on Black and brown people in unseen ways

DEAR FAMILY

Could my brother have made it any more obvious that he needed our help?

CORD CURRICULUM

You don't need to look like a rumpled college professor in your corduroys. The secret is picking the right pair.

Brogue Squadron

On the hunt for a dress shoe that doesn't feel too, well, dressy? Look no further.

THE G.O.A.T. OF CASHMERE

Why Loro Piana's take on luxury feels so right for right now

THE WORLD'S BEST ATHLETES TELL HER EVERYTHING

Taylor Rooks gets her NFL and NBA interview subjects to open up like they're in therapy

Sipping Liquid Gold

Whisky makers are releasing ever-pricier limited editions. What does a $35,000 bottle taste like? I boldly went to find out.

hasan minhaj had a very strange year

The comedian felt the wrath of the Internet AND lost a career-defining job opportunity. NOW he's back with an interview series, A NEW NETFLIX SPECIAL, and a fresh perspective on his COMEDY.

the perfect girl friend

Flirty, sexy, seductive, supportive. Your AI companion can be whatever you want her to be. And now a growing number of men are turning to bots to ease their loneliness or satisfy their kinks. The choices are endless. The emotions are real.

thinker

Andrew Garfield has big ideas about life and death-even a theory about the nature of time. Over an afternoon at one of his favorite New York City haunts, the actor let us into his world.

priceless

At Hermès, Axel de Beaufort will make whatever you imagine. Its value can be measured not in dollars but in the hours spent crafting it and the beauty it adds to the world.

shoes with staying power

The Shannon lace-up from Church's is a study in enduring style

THE MIDLIFE CRISIS? TRY THE THREEQUARTER-LIFE QUANDARY.

Black men's life expectancy is short, thanks to history. At 49, am I on the downslope?

HOW THE DEMOCRATS GOT THEIR GROOVE BACK

They've been flinching ever since Reagan, but the party has finally figured out who they are.

WRITTEN ON THE BODY

As we age, we're fighting a losing battle against memory. Maybe that's why, in my 40s, I've tattooed myself with everything I can't bear to forget.

I Wore This Jacket to Death. Now It's Even Better.

Menswear designer Aaron Levine, who helped revitalize brands like Abercrombie & Fitch and Club Monaco, explains why he reaches for his Carhartt again and again and again

Check Yourself

Todd Snyder and Woolrich have teamed up to create a new breed of wearable luxury fashion. The iconic buffalo plaid remains a staple.

BOOTS ON THE GROUND

Today's Alpine hikers are ready for the climb but even better on the street

DEEP COVER

For its 90th anniversary, Canali returns to its roots with exceptional outerwear plus some welcome surprises

Under Pressure

The Longines Legend Diver gets its sleek look from an obscure mid-century innovation

SOFT SELL

When it comes to knitwear, it pays to go to a specialist like Extreme Cashmere

YOUR BOSS'S FAVORITE PODCASTERS

The cofounders of Acquired treat business stories like epics. Their listeners (and sponsors) can't get enough.

The Joy of the Childless Man

America's Sweetheart J. D. Vance thinks I'm making myself and my country miserable. Then why am I having such a good time?

This Guy Stood Up to Trump - Georgia's Republican secretary of state, Brad Raffensperger, rebuffed Donald Trump's demand to find” votes for him in 2020—and received death threats. Now Trump is back on the ballot, and the pressure is mounting from all sides. Can he once again deliver a fair election?

Georgia's Republican secretary of state, Brad Raffensperger, rebuffed Donald Trump's demand to find” votes for him in 2020—and received death threats. Now Trump is back on the ballot, and the pressure is mounting from all sides. Can he once again deliver a fair election?Brad Raffensperger is rattling off statistics while we wait. It's just after 4:00 P.M. on Tuesday, May 21, and the Georgia secretary of state is standing outside a small conference room in an underground bunker on the east side of Atlanta, where he and his staff gather on election days. A couple dozen workers are spread around an open seating area, quietly fielding phone calls and staring at their computer monitors. With its fluorescent lights and gray carpet, the place has the muted feel of a regional sales office. The secretary, though, is energized. As the official in charge of overseeing elections in his state, Raffensperger is always ready to dive into the details.

The (Shocking! Twisted! Brilliant!) Mind of Zoë Kravitz - Zoë Kravitz directorial debut Blink Twice

Kubrick. Tarantino. Peele... Kravitz? With the thirty-five-year-old's directorial debut the deeply unsettling psychological thriller Blink Twice she is redefining herself as a creative force. Over two days in New York, she lets us into her world.

Vote or Die - I'm a Black man in Arizona participating in the most consequential election of my lifetime whether certain white men want me to or not.

You knew some vote-or-die, do-it-to-honor the-sacrifices-of-the-ancestors, you-can't-complain-if-youdon't-participate Black folks. But you also knew scores who didn't trouble themselves with participating at all. Into your 30s you felt somewhere between those philosophical poles, among those who, each election cycle, needed convincing that their vote mattered a good gotdamn.

I AM FALLING APART

At 48, I realized my professional dream of publishing a novel. Around that time, also gota staph infection, became diabetic, and started losing my vision. Will sce the end of my story?

WITH VINTAGE, SWEAT THE SMALL STUFF

The world is filled with fake throwbacks and questionable graphics. But real-deal, old-school sailing gear never disappoints.

WATCH CLOSELY

The finer details of Parmigiani Fleurier’s latest masterpiece reveal why the maker has become such a cult favorite