Jesselyn Cook is a Nieman Fellow '25. She covers a range of topics including conflict and war, current affairs, geopolitics, government, and public policy, with a focus on general assignment news and world affairs. Jesselyn's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as NBC News, HuffPost, and the Los Angeles Times.
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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: Paul Blumenthal
The justice had rare public criticism for her colleague and his justification of racial profiling in immigration-based stops of U.S. citizens.
The vice president showed up at the Turning Point USA event, but apparently many fans didn't.
The court's decision in Louisiana v. Callais makes it much harder to challenge the drawing of legislative district maps as racially discriminatory.
By: Ben Blanchet
Sarah Matthews argued that it “makes sense” for White House lawyers to gear up for an unwanted outcome ahead of November's elections.
By: Sanjana Karanth
The alleged probe targets journalist Sarah Fitzpatrick's detailed, well-sourced story on concerns over the bureau chief's drinking and erratic behavior.
Patel's clash with Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos comes amid a flurry of accusations about the FBI director's professional conduct.
For the first time, Sen. Lisa Murkowski joined Democrats in voting to require Trump to get congressional approval. That makes three GOP senators.
By: Brandi Buchman
Officers who defended the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 say Trump's slush fund violates the Constitution's rules around aiding insurrectionists.
Michael Steele didn't hold back after the president said Tuesday that his third "annual" checkup in 13 months went "PERFECTLY."
By: S.V. Date
Iran had zero highly enriched uranium until Trump tore up the nuclear agreement predecessor Obama had negotiated. Now it has half a ton.
