Margaret Hartmann is a Senior Editor at NYMag.com, focusing on national news in the United States. She covers a wide range of topics, including politics, pop culture, and social issues. Margaret's articles often provide unique perspectives and insights into current events and notable figures.
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Margaret's coverage is predominantly focused on government and politics, particularly concerning high-profile figures such as Donald Trump and Melania Trump. She also covers evolving stories and legal policy regulation related to these political topics.
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By: Margaret Hartmann
The governor’s reasons for writing about killing her dog and inventing a Kim Jong-un meeting keep changing. But somehow it’s always the media’s fault.
Hours after Harry confirmed his dad won’t see him, Buckingham Palace announced Charles is putting William in charge of Harry’s old regiment.
Barron Trump is, rightly, a mystery to the American public. Donald Trump 's youngest child was only 10 when his father was elected president in
By: Margaret Hartmann
For the past two weeks, Kristi Noem has been trying to recover from an epic act of self-sabotage, including a 1,600-word anecdote about killing her
Trump’s kind words about the fictional cannibal actually undermine the (false) argument he was trying to make.
By: Margaret Hartmann
If a guy sitting next to you on the subway announced that he would rather die by electrocution than by shark or suddenly slipped into a pirate accent
Jonathan Yeo’s new portrait shows a butterfly landing on King Charles as he’s engulfed in red — which may symbolize hell, blood, or just his uniform.
A top theory on why Kristi Noem told a story about killing her 14-month-old puppy (and a goat) in her new book No Going Back was that she was trying
He could be meditating, praying, or resting his eyes. Just don’t call him a tired old man.
Donald Trump keeps falling asleep during his hush-money trial . This is probably because he's old, he isn't used to being forced to sit through
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