Jennifer Bendery is a Senior Politics Reporter at HuffPost. She covers a range of topics including Congress, the White House, political campaigns, elections, and public policy, with a focus on government and politics, as well as broader themes such as society and law. Jennifer's work has been featured in various outlets, including Huffington Post, Yahoo News, and BuzzFeed.
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Jennifer Bendery's coverage primarily focuses on national government and political issues within the United States. She frequently covers legal policy regulation, government announcements, and evolving stories related to politics.
Given her focus on legal and regulatory aspects of politics, she is likely to be interested in sources with expertise in law, government policies, political analysis or public administration who can provide insightful commentary or analysis on ongoing political developments.
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The Louisiana Republican is the final vote Trump's attorney general pick needs to be confirmed.
By: Arthur Delaney, Jennifer Bendery
The Louisiana Republican is the final vote Trump's attorney general pick needed to be confirmed.
By: Jennifer Bendery
He's overseen criminal cases against Trump's political enemies and cut a sham “settlement” saving the president millions. Republicans confirmed him anyway.
By: Jennifer Bendery
This “raises serious and uncomfortable questions,” the Minnesota Democrat wrote in a letter to the Department of Homeland Security.
The lieutenant governor defeated moderate Rep. Angie Craig and overcame an avalanche of outside spending against her.
The two-term Republican senator advanced to the November election. The dissatisfied constituent who shares his name did not.
By: Kevin Robillard, Jennifer Bendery
Ohio's two GOP senators have broken with Miller, who is accused of domestic and child abuse.
Nobody has publicly seen the 84-year-old senator since June so he's probably fine. Right?
By: Jennifer Bendery
In rare first-person accounts, judges describe a surge in disturbing threats, “swatting” and “pizza doxxing” since Trump took office in 2025.
By: Jennifer Bendery
Sure looks like Republicans are panicking that they could lose this House seat.
