Ed Mazza is a Deputy Editor at HuffPost. He covers a range of topics including general assignment news, world affairs, government, politics, and culture, with a keen focus on elections, public policy, and the media landscape. Ed's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Sports, Yahoo Movies Canada, and BuzzFeed, among others.
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By: Ed Mazza
The president returned home and immediately attacked critics of his Iran deal.
By: Ed Mazza
Jimmy Kimmel signed off for the summer on Thursday night, but President Donald Trump might not be getting much relief from the late night taunting.
The late night host kicked off his annual break with a message for the president.
By: Ed Mazza
The president personally handled some of the White House redecorating, according to the book.
By: Ed Mazza
The MS NOW host looked at how "old-fashioned corruption" led to the very visible problem at the Reflecting Pool.
By: Ed Mazza
The MS NOW host looked at how "old-fashioned corruption" led to the very visible problem at the Reflecting Pool.
By: Ed Mazza
The president also insisted that just a "small area" of the pool has been affected despite images showing otherwise.
By: Ed Mazza
The president also insisted that just a "small area" of the pool has been affected despite images showing otherwise.
By: Ed Mazza
The president on Friday night without evidence blamed vandals with chemicals for the extensive problems at the newly reopened Reflecting Pool.
By: Ed Mazza
The MS NOW host looked at how "old-fashioned corruption" led to the very visible problem at the Reflecting Pool.
