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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Dispatches from a weekend with Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens and their efforts to win over black Democratic voters.
Jonathan Cohn takes on the Fauci hearing spectacle, where Rand Paul grilled the former NIH chief over newly obtained diaries—and Fauci pled the Fifth.
At the end of one of the most expensive Democratic primaries for Senate in American history, Abdul El-Sayed appears to be pulling away.
Haley Stevens wants to move legislation. Abdul El-Sayed wants to move the debate. But first, one of them has to keep the seat blue.
He beat the Democratic establishment. But he has just three months to fix some vulnerabilities last night's primary revealed.
A new proposal aimed at Democrats emphasizes learning from past failures and giving parents choice.
“Nothing bad can happen,” Trump says—as measles levels keep rising.
This sick attack is a preview of what he faces—and a case study in how lies become part of our political debate.
"[target of right wing nut jobs] are eating/hurting/killing the dogs, the cats, your pets". It's amazing how consistently an electorally significant number of voters fall for this crap again and again. Even after being debunked. I talked with someone who admits Trump lies but still took his accusations about the reflecting pool being vandalized seriously. Carl Sagan coined the phrase 'glorification of stupidity' years ago. It's now our cultural norm. Are we doomed?
Jonathan Cohn gives his take on the viral “puppy killer” attack against Abdul El-Sayed—and explains how a misleading story about Detroit's animal control department became a powerful piece of political misinformation.
