Jonathan Cohn is a Senior National Correspondent at HuffPost. He writes about politics and policy with a particular emphasis on social welfare, health, and public policy, while also covering current affairs and international issues. Jonathan is featured in various publications including Yahoo News, RealClear Education, and The Bulwark.
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Jonathan Cohn's coverage primarily focuses on national politics and government-related announcements in the United States. He extensively covers legal policy regulation and government announcements, particularly related to topics such as politics, Donald Trump, Obamacare, health care, and Joe Biden.
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By: Jonathan Cohn
Jonathan Cohn talks with oncologist and UPenn vice provost Zeke Emanuel about the breakthrough new pancreatic cancer treatment—what the science actually means, why it took so long, and what Trump’s cuts to federal research funding put at risk.
By: Catherine Rampell, Jonathan Cohn
Catherine Rampell and Jonathan Cohn give their takes on the return of the flesh-eating parasite screwworm.
A PRETTY BIG JOLT just hit one of this year's most critical Senate races. And I don't mean the one in Maine.
By: Jonathan Cohn
THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION published a piece of brazenly dishonest propaganda last week. Actually, I'm not even sure “brazenly” does it justice.
Republicans insist the program is full of fake enrollees. Meanwhile, millions of real people are losing coverage.
By: Jonathan Cohn
A new report has left economists flabbergasted.
The irony being that most of the fraud can be traced back to insurance brokers in states where the insurance industry is most lightly regulated: Texas and Florida.And less fraud in the regulatory "hellscapes" of California and Massachusetts.Why doesn't Dr. Oz ask Senator Rick Scott of Florida to explain it to him? He knows all about defrauding the government. The company that made him one of the richest persons in Congress had to pay the (at that time) largest settlement in American history due to their fraudulent Medicare/Medicaid billing practices.
Ron DeSantis met his match in a coalition of LGBTQ activists and straight city commissioners who refused to be bullied.
So much of anti-"woke" is absolute blind rage. Kudos to Miami for using the law to resist the authoritarian mob effectively.
As we observe Pride Month, I cannot think of a more fitting tribute to the tenacity of the LGBTQ community and supportive allies than by shining a spotlight on this uplifting South Beach story. What started out as a vicious, petty affront by the neanderthal MAGAt governor's removal of the crosswalk evolved into the phoenix rising from the ashes with an even more prominent and beautiful thing to behold and celebrate.As the chant of solidarity and strength reminds us: The people united will never be defeated.Thank you, Jonathan, for sharing this inspiring story with all of us.
