Hilary Hanson is a Deputy Editor, Trends at HuffPost. She covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, world affairs, and general assignment news, with a particular focus on conflict, current affairs, and international relations. Hilary's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Sports, AOL, BuzzFeed, and the Anchorage Daily News.
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Hilary Hanson's coverage predominantly focuses on evolving and breaking entertainment news with a significant emphasis on family, pets, social media, and humor. She seems to cover human interest stories as well as celebrity-related content. If you are offering insights or access related to the latest developments in the world of entertainment or have unique perspectives that tie into family dynamics, pet ownership, or viral social media trends, she might find your pitches engaging.
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By: Hilary Hanson
"She looks like she's about to orgasm on air as she releases the hatred," Steve Schmidt told Jim Acosta.
President Donald Trump welcomed the morning of July Fourth with a concise post insulting Democrats
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The publication said it was resurfacing the piece so readers could "judge for themselves" how the author's assessments had "stood the test of time."
The publication said it was resurfacing the piece so readers could "judge for themselves" how the author's assessments had "stood the test of time."
By: Hilary Hanson
As JD Vance once wrote, “Trump’s promises are the needle in America’s collective vein.”
By: Hilary Hanson
Fox News Chief National Security Correspondent Jennifer Griffin added her voice to the criticism of the Trump administration after The New York Times reported Friday that several of its journalists had been subpoenaed
By: Hilary Hanson
"This action ... should alarm every American," Jennifer Griffin said.
By: Hilary Hanson
"Maggot Hagerman has covered me incorrectly for ten years," the president's lengthy screed against the New York Times White House correspondent began.
By: Hilary Hanson
"Maggot Hagerman has covered me incorrectly for ten years," the president's lengthy screed against the New York Times White House correspondent began.
By: Hilary Hanson
Hilary Hanson President Donald Trump hurled a series of insults at New York Times White House correspondent Maggie Haberman on Saturday and
