Jane Mayer is a Staff Writer at The New Yorker. She focuses on investigative journalism, particularly in the realms of political finance and the influence of money in politics, as exemplified in her book "Dark Money." Jane's work has been featured in various platforms including the Analytics on Fire Podcast, BioRxiv, TDPel Media, InnerSelf.com, and PBS.
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Jane Mayer's coverage primarily focuses on political and legal matters within the United States. She often delves into in-depth analysis, opinion pieces, and government announcements related to high-profile figures and events. If reaching out to her, consider offering well-researched insights or expert commentary on ongoing legal or political developments at a national level in the US. Additionally, providing unique perspectives on how these topics intersect with lifestyle themes may also capture her attention.
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From tariffs to the war with Iran, the President is blowing up the global economy.
By: Jane Mayer
Côte d'Ivoire secured a historic place in the FIFA World Cup knockout rounds after defeating Curaçao 2-0 in their final Group E match at Philadelphia Stadium.
By: Jane Mayer
A Minnesota activist and school board member has come under fire after making a controversial social media comment while discussing plans to close a popular off-leash dog park in Minneapolis.
By: Jane Mayer
The United States has carried out another round of military strikes against targets inside Iran after a drone attack damaged a commercial tanker traveling through the Strait of Hormuz, further escalating tensions despite a recently negotiated ceasefire.
By: Jane Mayer
A British search-and-rescue team hoping to assist victims of Venezuela's devastating earthquakes has found itself unable to reach the disaster zone after...
By: Jane Mayer
A California jury has ordered Grammy-winning singer Chris Brown to pay nearly $13 million in damages to his former housekeeper, Maria Avila, after she suffered severe injuries in a dog attack at his Tarzana home in December 2020.
By: Jane Mayer
Ofsted has issued formal regulatory action against childcare provider Bright Horizons after identifying widespread safeguarding and welfare shortcomings across its nursery network following concerns first raised in September 2025.
By: Jane Mayer
New streaming demand rankings for the United States have identified the most sought-after movies and television series during the first six months of 2026,...
By: Jane Mayer
Tributes have poured in from across the music and entertainment world following the death of Welsh singer Bonnie Tyler at the age of 75, with fellow artists, broadcasters, politicians and fans celebrating the legacy of one of Britain's most distinctive recording voices.
By: Jane Mayer
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has announced the killing of Anas Mahmoud Ahmed Hamdan, identifying him as a Hamas company commander linked to the group's Khan Yunis Brigade. According to the military, Hamdan played a significant role in Hamas' propaganda operations during the ongoing conflict in the Gaza Strip.
