Posts by Swedan Margen
These Zara, COS and Mango Chic Basics Are the Ones Fashion People Are Actually Buying in 2026
We really did it—we made it to 2026. And while there are plenty of things we collectively left behind in 2025 (overly trend-led micro moments, the pressure to constantly “reinvent” our wardrobes, the idea that chic has to mean expensive), one thing we absolutely did not abandon is the art of building a great wardrobe…
Read MoreIt’s Not Just Skinny Jeans—4 Denim Trends You’ll Actually Like in 2026
(Image credit: Getty Images) When it comes to denim trends for 2026, there’s still whispers of a skinny jeans renaissance. And surely—yes—the controversial silhouette that somehow can insight fear in millennials and Gen Z alike, is happening. But there’s so many other denim trends that aren’t being talked about that are also quietly finding their…
Read MoreTrump to shut down Afghan evacuee camp
President Trump has informed Congress he will shut down the migrant camp in Qatar where the U.S. holds Afghan evacuees before they are allowed to reach America, a senior lawmaker said Wednesday. Source link
Read MoreYoungkin declares Virginia 'stronger than ever' in final State of the Commonwealth address
Gov. Glenn Youngkin delivered his final State of the Commonwealth address on Wednesday, closing out a four-year run that steered Virginia out of the COVID-19 lockdowns and attracted substantial business investment and job growth. But his four years in office also ran into partisan gridlock and failed to translate his achievements into Republican gains at…
Read MoreA Historic Opportunity for Regime Change in Iran | National Review
We can do a lot to further hollow out the regime’s capacity to project power, but only the Iranian people can push it over. Source link
Read MoreSenate Republicans flip votes to quash Venezuela war powers resolution
Senate Republicans on Thursday flipped just enough votes to kill Democrats’ war powers resolution that sought to block President Trump from further military action against Venezuela without congressional approval. Source link
Read MoreHow Many Stephen Spencer Pittmans Are Out There? | National Review
As the arson attack on a Mississippi synagogue shows, there are increasingly high hurdles to stopping hate. Source link
Read MoreIn Two Films About Palestinian Struggle, Time Is of the Essence
Dabis’s diagrammatically structured screenplay is built on clear historical parallels and tidy intergenerational contrasts. A young boy adores his father, yet grows up to be despised by his own son. Political rage seems to ebb and flow with each generation. All three major male characters experience Israeli settler violence, the consequences of which are brutal,…
Read MoreHow Minnesota became the center of the Somali community and fraud allegations
Somali immigrants have flocked to Minnesota over the past two decades because of the state’s liberal social policies and plentiful jobs that others won’t do. Source link
Read MoreRenaming the Department of Defense the 'Department of War' could cost up to $125 million
Renaming the Department of Defense the Department of War could cost U.S. taxpayers as much as $125 million depending on how broadly and quickly the change is made, according to an analysis released Wednesday from the Congressional Budget Office. Source link
Read MoreThe Restoration of Federal Funding for Planned Parenthood Is Yet Another Bad Sign for Pro-Lifers | National Review
Is the administration’s decision a temporary setback, or another pro-life retreat? Source link
Read More9 Things to Shop If Your 2026 Style Goals Are The ’90s, The Row, and Off-Duty Models
Chances are that since you clicked on this story, you’re manifesting at least one or all three of the aesthetics I called out in the headline. But really, they’re all interconnected. The Row clearly draws inspiration from the minimalistic look of the ’90s, and the top models of today, such as Kendall Jenner, regularly dress…
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