Jesselyn Cook is an Investigative Reporter at NBC News. She focuses on a range of topics including general assignment news, world affairs, and government and politics, while also delving into culture and society. Jesselyn's work has been featured in notable outlets such as NBC News, Los Angeles Times, and HuffPost.
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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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