Ed Mazza is a Deputy Editor at HuffPost. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and current affairs, with a keen focus on culture, society, and sports. Ed has been featured in various notable outlets such as Yahoo Sports, Yahoo Movies Canada, and BuzzFeed, among others.
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By: Ed Mazza
Rosie O'Donnell found an unexpected way to troll President Donald Trump on her first night as guest host of “ Jimmy Kimmel Live” on Monday.
By: Ed Mazza
The CNN commentator got a quick reminder about what the president has said and done.
By: Ed Mazza
President Donald Trump on Monday railed against South Korea with a host of complaints about its defense agreement with the United States ― but CNN fact checker Daniel Dale spotted a key problem with his claims.
The late night host used the president's own words to make the case for his show to Emmy voters.
A basic question about national security turned into a viral moment for the South Carolina senator... and not in a good way.
A basic question about national security turned into a viral moment for the South Carolina senator... and not in a good way.
Rosie O'Donnell 's second night of guest hosting “ Jimmy Kimmel Live” went much like the first. She never once mentioned President Donald Trump by name, but she still got some digs in.
A basic question about national security turned into a viral moment for the South Carolina senator... and not in a good way.
Ed Mazza President Donald Trump on Monday railed against South Korea with a host of complaints about its defense agreement with the United States ― but CNN fact checker Daniel Dale spotted a key problem with his claims.
By: Ed Mazza
Daniel Dale hit the president with some blunt truths.
