Kara Swisher

A.I. data centers, the Iran war, And Lake America: What issues will define the midterm elections?

As ballots start to hit mailboxes ahead of the November midterms, Democrats are finally feeling some long-awaited electoral optimism.

Can Flock cameras fight crime without destroying privacy?

Flock Safety’s license-plate-reading cameras are facing a growing national backlash over privacy, data sharing and reports of police misuse.

Trump says American cities are "cesspools." These mayors have receipts.

President Trump has described American cities as “rotting” and “cesspools of blood.” But the Democratic mayors of Denver, Kansas City and New Orleans say the facts on the ground tell a very different…

The man whose name was in the Epstein Files 8,000 times

Why did one of Wall Street’s smartest and most successful billionaires pay Jeffrey Epstein $158 million?

Dolly Parton: The woman who outsmarted everyone

Dolly Parton was one of the most beloved entertainers in the world—but how much did we really understand about the woman behind the rhinestones, jokes and larger-than-life persona?

Ina Garten’s next course might surprise you

After 25 years of cooking on television, Ina Garten is ready to shake things up.

Young men love stoicism. So do tech oligarchs. Why is it resonating?

While the Greek and Roman philosophy of Stoicism has been around for millennia, author and media strategist Ryan Holiday is bringing its teachings to a modern audience by way of his popular books and…

“This is a genuine scandal”: The SpaceX IPO and why it matters

Steve Hilton was endorsed by Trump. Can he win over Democrats?

California is one of the most Democratic states in the nation. But former Fox News host and British American Steve Hilton is mounting a long-shot bid to be the state’s next Republican governor.

Everything you’ve been wondering about data centers, explained

As the AI boom fuels a massive data-center buildout, communities across the country are pushing back.