Dan Friedman is an Editor at Mother Jones. He specializes in covering lobbying and corruption while also exploring themes in arts and entertainment, film and cinema, theater, and publishing. Dan's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Forward, Book and Film Globe, arXiv, Baptist News Global, and Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine.
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By: Dan Friedman, Abby Vesoulis
Contracting documents obtained by Mother Jones indicate the price was nearly double the government's estimate.
By: Dan Friedman
Park Service officials have threatened to discipline employees who refuse to wear Freedom 250 swag.
A weird weekend of pond scum, lots of cops, and no antifa at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.
Event Strategies, which arranged Trump's January 6 rally, is now producing the president's anniversary bashes.
By: Dan Friedman
David Bolchover's brutal new book recounts how the Nazis destroyed the lives and legacies of 11 Jewish soccer superstars
Louis C.K. opens his new Netflix special Ridiculous by explaining that he went for an AIDS test — not because he'd had sex at all recently, but because he
By: Glen Stellmacher, Dan Friedman
How the man working to make the defense secretary richer helped lay the groundwork for Trump's disastrous attack.
By: Nick Schwellenbach, Dan Friedman
Rep. Bennie Thompson cited reporting by Mother Jones and POGO on contractor Salus Worldwide.
Will Ferrell’s new Netflix comedy The Hawk about a washed-up golfing great should be the latest in his harmless series of films about sports-adjacent
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