Ed Mazza is an Overnight Editor at HuffPost, primarily focusing on news and current events. With a wide range of topics, his articles cover everything from politics and entertainment to sports and finance. Mazza's work has been featured in various publications, including HuffPost, Yahoo News, Yahoo Sports, and Yahoo Finance.
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Donald Trump says he and his running mate, Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio), aren't weird ― but “Late Show” host Stephen Colbert found a curious choice of words in that denial.
Jimmy Kimmel found one line of attack from Democrats that seems to be taking a toll on Donald Trump
By: Ed Mazza
MSNBC's Chris Hayes on Thursday slammed Donald Trump as a man suffering from “pretty obvious mental decline.”
Donald Trump biographer Tim O'Brien said questions of age and mental acuity may be getting to the former president now that he's running against Vice President Kamala Harris instead of President Joe Biden
By: Ed Mazza
Former Rep. David Jolly said Trump "has no ground to gain," leaving him with just one strategy.
By: Ed Mazza
Andrew Weissmann warns the former president of a big downside to his sentencing delay.
By: Ed Mazza
The "Daily Show" correspondent called out the former president over this new form of fearmongering.
Jimmy Kimmel on Monday night trolled Donald Trump over the fact that the former president's wife, Melania Trump , hasn't been a visible presence during his election efforts.
By: Ed Mazza
Stephen Colbert spotted an alarming new report that Donald Trump wants to arrest his perceived enemies if he wins the election ― including punishment for the late-night comics who have made fun of him.
By: Ed Mazza
· 1-min read Fox News host Jesse Watters got an earful on Monday when a college student offered a piece of his mind.
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