Jesselyn Cook is a Nieman Fellow '25. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, and international affairs, with a focus on public policy, security policy, and current events. Jesselyn's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Los Angeles Times, NBC News, 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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By: Matt Stopera
Donald Trump recently joined fellow world leaders in France for the G7 summit. Unfortunately for the president, things appeared to get incredibly awkward, incredibly fast.
By: Taiyler S. Mitchell
Platner's decision to withdraw from the race comes after a campaign riddled with controversy.
By: Anthony Orrico
Sources told Haberman last year it was unlikely the Qatari jet could be retrofitted with the necessary security to protect the president.
By: Ed Mazza
President Donald Trump on Wednesday managed to combine two of his most confusing grievances in one strange aside.
Trump has fired the new top U.S. prosecutor in Seattle less than an hour after the attorney was unanimously appointed by the federal judges in the district.
President Donald Trump tried to mock Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-Ga.) at a speech in Marietta, Ga., on Wednesday, but it didn't land the way he likely intended.
By: Lee Moran
Critics condemned the president's comments as “disgusting,” “shameful” and “obscene.”
By: David Moye
The Missouri Republican apparently forgot that the president has invoked the Fifth Amendment more than 440 times.
"I graduated from university at 18. On the inside, I was struggling beyond belief, even as professors fawned over me."
The socialist candidate's inability to avoid Turkey Day talk raised doubts among voters.
