Jesselyn Cook is an investigative reporter for NBC News and HuffPost. Her work focuses on in-depth investigations and news features, covering a wide range of topics including government fraud, exploitation of vulnerable individuals, political organizing, and the impact of social media platforms. She is also the author of the book "THE QUIET DAMAGE."
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Jesselyn Cook’s coverage predominantly focuses on the intersection of technology with politics, crime, and social issues. Her articles frequently involve investigations and government announcements related to tech topics such as social media platforms and their impact on society.
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By: Ed Mazza
The former president joked about his successor as he spoke about the cost of child care.
“I'm only two months younger than Donald Trump,” Clinton said before firing off his zinger.
An analysis of the records from Trump’s hotel found “a menagerie of unethical transactions” featuring office seekers, officials and government employees who paid high room rates.
By: Ron Dicker
This host accepted John Kelly's claims that Trump praised Hitler even if Fox News colleague Jesse Watters didn't.
By: Kevin Robillard, Arthur Delaney
National party leaders believe Rep. Colin Allred has a real shot to beat GOP Sen. Ted Cruz.
By: Jesselyn Cook, Danielle Kurtzleben
[REBROADCAST FROM Oct. 15, 2024] 18-year-old Jackson Reffitt made national news for his decision to turn his father in to the FBI for his role in the Jan. 6th attack on the Capitol. A new play dramatizes the investigation and resulting trial, using the words from statements, evidence, and court transcripts. Reffitt joins us to discuss, alongside the play's creator and director Stephen Sachs, and Patrick Keleher, who plays Reffitt in the play. 'Fatherland'is running at New York City Center through November 10.
Joe Biden doomed Kamala Harris' presidential campaign when he opted to run for a second term, podcaster and former Obama speechwriter Jon Favreau argued.
From Pennsylvania to Florida to Texas, areas with high numbers of Hispanics often had little in common on Election Day other than backing Republican Donald Trump.
By: Marco Margaritoff
Frustrated fans on social media noted that Snoop was previously anti-Trump, but he stayed out of the fray this year.
The hosts of the "SNL" news segment didn't hold back as they roasted Trump's cabinet picks.
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