Abby Vesoulis is a journalist at Mother Jones, where she serves as a national politics reporter. She focuses on general assignment news, government, and politics, covering topics such as elections, public policy, and health news. Abby's work has been featured in Magzter, Media Industry Observer, NewsBreak, THEM, and LGBTQ Nation.
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Abby Vesoulis' articles primarily focus on politics, government policies, and legal regulations within the United States. She often covers evolving stories related to politics and frequently cites data in her reporting.
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We're being $5.99 per month-ed to death.
The Trump administration tried to send people to prison for eight years over Subway sandwiches and a scraped hand.
By: Abby Vesoulis
Rent freezes and free buses can come later. But what if landlords obeyed the law and transit ran on time?
By: Abby Vesoulis, Ari Berman
After ICE killed Alex Pretti, US Attorney Pam Bondi tells Minnesota to hand over its voter roll to “bring an end to the chaos.”
By: Abby Vesoulis, Ari Berman
Trump wants control “over the voting in at least 15 places.” He could start in Fulton County, Georgia.
By: Abby Vesoulis, Ari Berman
The evidence provided for seizing 700 boxes of ballots was shockingly thin. Get your news from a source that's not owned and controlled by oligarchs.
“We'll see the president in court,” says Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows. Mother Jones; Samuel Corum/Pool/Cnp/CNP/ZUMA; Justin Sullivan/Getty
The new wave of Silicon Valley–backed gene-editing startups is straight out of “Brave New World.”
Thanks, I guess?
Several primary races won't have winners until mid-June. We can still read the (peach) tea leaves.
