Abby Vesoulis is a national politics reporter at Mother Jones. With a focus on government and politics, she covers a range of topics including elections, public policy, and tech policy, while also exploring the intersections of culture and society. Abby's work has been featured in Magzter, Media Industry Observer, NewsBreak, THEM, and LGBTQ Nation.
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Several primary races won't have winners until mid-June. We can still read the (peach) tea leaves.
By: Abby Vesoulis
According to the Stony Brook sociology professor who wrote the book unpacking why wokeness is a dead end.
By: Dan Friedman, Abby Vesoulis
Contracting documents obtained by Mother Jones indicate the price was nearly double the government's estimate.
By: Abby Vesoulis
Police reports and filings in a bitter custody dispute raise new questions about the conduct of an Ohio Republican as he campaigns for a third term.
The request comes after Mother Jones reported on allegations that Miller was violent towards multiple women and was investigated for possible child abuse.
By: Abby Vesoulis
The GOP Senator spoke out against his former son-in-law: “If there are any basic standards of character required to hold elected office, Max Miller fails them.”
Under Ohio law, August 10 is the deadline for the embattled congressman to withdraw if Republicans want to replace him on the ballot.
By: Abby Vesoulis
Go inside the room as detectives probe the abuse allegations. Bay Village Police Department
By: Abby Vesoulis
And we have the screenshots of emails and texts to prove it. Mother Jones illustration; Getty
By: Abby Vesoulis
The Republican is accused of misrepresenting evidence to get a civil protection order against his ex-wife Emily Moreno.
