Jessica Dean is a Washington Correspondent at CNN. She covers a range of topics including social issues, LGBTQ rights, and political figures such as Ron DeSantis and Chuck Schumer, while also delving into international matters like the United Kingdom. Jessica's work has been featured in various outlets, including CNN, KOMU 8, and Yahoo News.
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Jessica Dean's coverage primarily revolves around politics, with a specific focus on political events, endorsements, and announcements related to prominent political figures. Based on her articles, she seems particularly interested in presidential campaigns and endorsements within the US political landscape.
Given this focus, individuals or organizations looking to pitch to Jessica should consider offering exclusive insights into campaign strategies, analysis of key endorsements' potential impact, or insider knowledge about significant upcoming political events. As many of her articles contain references to specific politicians and their activities in Iowa and nationally (e.g., Ron DeSantis), pitches related to these topics could be well received.
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By: Kit Maher, David Wright, Jessica Dean
DeSantis and his wife, Casey, are not unhappy with Never Back Down’s efforts overall.
By: Steve Contorno, Jessica Dean, Kit Maher
(CNN) — In the days leading up to the Iowa caucuses, top advisers to Ron DeSantis steeled themselves for a grim result. The polling that for months told them enough Republicans there were ready to move on from Donald Trump was now predicting that most of them wouldn’t, and they began to consider options for the Florida governor with his political future in mind.
By: Jessica Dean
Cooperative Systems has been named to the Hartford Business Journal's “Best Places to Work in Connecticut” list for an unprecedented 11th consecutive year.
By: Jessica Dean, Dobslegal, Jonathan Bilyk
A Chicago jury has ordered Johnson & Johnson to pay $45 million to the family of a woman who died after contracting mesothelioma, allegedly caused by exposure to asbestos in talc baby powder and other products.
Cooperative Systems Ranked on the 2024 MSP 501—the Tech Industry's Most Prestigious List of Managed Service Providers Worldwide—for Eighth Year
By: Jessica Dean
Former Trump White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci says that Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump will definitely choose to debate presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Vice President Kamala Harris because Trump knows it will be a disaster for him if he doesn't.
By: Jessica Dean
Former Trump White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci says that Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump will definitely choose to debate presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Vice President Kamala Harris because Trump knows it will be a disaster for him if he doesn’t.
By: Jessica Dean, Dobslegal, Daniel Fisher
Before a Connecticut trial this year over whether talcum powder caused a man’s abdominal cancer, lawyers for Johnson & Johnson pleaded with a judge to prevent plaintiff lawyers at Dean Omar Branham Stanley from engaging in what they called “repeated and pervasive misconduct.”
Former Trump national security adviser John Bolton says the real question is if Russia and Iranian allies will continue to prop up Syrian President Bashar al-Assad as US officials believe his regime could collapse within days.
By: Jessica Dean, Dobslegal, John O Brien
PITTSBURGH - Johnson & Johnson has avoided a jackpot verdict in Pittsburgh, though jurors there still tried to punish the company for selling Baby Powder.
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