Hyatt Is the All-Inclusive Resort King, If That’s Your Thing

America’s perennial No. 3 hotel chain has made itself No. 1 with the shrimp-and-margarita crowd. Are its plastic towels and secret tunnels built to last? By Patrick Clark

Jon Ossoff’s Georgia Conundrum

Speculation is swirling around Ossoff’s presidential ambitions. First, though, he needs to win reelection, help win the governorship, and keep peace with his fellow Georgia senator. By Josh Wingrove and Brett Pulley

Conservative Women’s Favorite Podcaster Is Burned Out on Politics

White evangelicals are core to Allie Beth Stuckey’s audience. They’re also among the most loyal Republican voters. By Devin Leonard

100mph, Snapped

Social Media’s legal reckoning has arrived, but it began a decade ago on a rainy night in Georgia with a single case: Maynard v. Snapchat. By Olivia Carville

The Race for the Worst Job in California Politics

The two candidates for state insurance commissioner want to rework homeowners’ insurance after two devastating wildfires last year. By Adam Rogers

The Re-education of Marc Andreessen

How AI and DEI led a famous venture capitalist into the arms of Donald Trump. By Austin Carr

How Rockstar Games Built the Biggest Entertainment Product of All Time

By Jason Schreier

America’s Weirdest Culture War Is Over a Tree

Trumpworld, hunters and environmentalists want to resurrect the American chestnut. What they can’t agree on is how. By Kit Chellel

When CEOs Brag About Price Hikes, Groundwork Collaborative Is Listening

Lindsay Owens’ think tank is getting traction by blaming the likes of Instacart and Walmart for voters’ tight budgets. By Max Chafkin

Trump’s Unapologetic Emissary

Marco Rubio is executing the president’s wishes around the world, even when they contradict his past beliefs. What’s his long game? By Eric Martin and Nancy Cook