Inae Oh is a Senior News and Engagement Editor. She covers a diverse range of topics including general assignment news, world affairs, culture and society, and parenting, with a focus on parenting styles, single parenthood, and the intersections of internet and pop culture. Inae's work has been featured in Magzter, Mother Jones, LGBTQ Nation, and Black Agenda.
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Inae Oh's coverage primarily revolves around politics, government, and legal policy regulation. Her articles often explore evolving political stories, opinions on political matters, breaking news related to controversies in the political sphere. Given this focus, she is likely seeking expert commentary or analysis from credible sources with knowledge of current events and a deep understanding of the nuances within politics and legal policy.
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The wildly popular children's educator is taking on ICE's notorious family detention center.
The fierce loyalist committed herself to Trumpian theatrics—and lost the job anyway.
The president issued a disturbing, insult-driven attack against the pope, labeling the Catholic leader “weak” and “terrible.”
A religious historian discusses the afterlife, blasphemy, and what scripture might have to say about our pope-insulting president.
An art historian explains why Sánchez Bezos “will never be elegant.” Mother Jones illustration; Daniele Venturelli/WireImage/Getty
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As the Trump administration stokes anxiety about US birthrates, Karoline Leavitt and Katie Miller have touted motherhood as the ultimate ‘blessing’
Pushing content no one wants. Mother Jones illustration; Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call/Zuma Douliery Olivier/Abaca/Zuma, Daniel Torok/Avalon/Zuma; Andrew Caballero-Reynolds/AFP/Getty
As compounded versions proliferate, reports of eating disorders and adolescent use are on the rise.
The exodus continues apace with Brett Michaels. Rick Scuteri/AP Get your news from a source that's not owned and controlled by oligarchs.
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