Michael A. Cohen is a journalist who writes for MSNBC, The Daily Beast, and the Boston Globe Technology section. His articles cover a range of topics, including politics, international relations, antisemitism, and cultural phenomena. Cohen's writing often offers analysis and commentary on current events and political developments.
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Michael A. Cohen's coverage primarily focuses on national politics and government in the United States, often citing data and providing expert commentary. Given this focus, he would likely be most responsive to pitches offering insights from political analysts or experts with a deep understanding of U.S. politics.
Cohen’s articles often cite data and provide expert commentary on U.S. politics and government affairs, suggesting that he values well-researched insights backed by credible sources or statistical evidence.
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Israel has generally responded with disproportionate military force to acts of war. The response to Iran's missile attack will likely be no different.
Reporting from Bob Woodward's new book paints a disturbing picture of the former president's relationship with the Russian strongman.
How does America move forward when so many of our fellow citizens embrace a candidate and a message so fundamentally un-American?
This scheme, which gives people a financial incentive to register to vote, either violates federal law or walks right up to the line.
Neither private antipathy toward Trump nor McConnell’s looming retirement have prevented him from endorsing the former president again.
In 1968, a racist, populist presidential candidate held a hate-filled rally at Madison Square Garden. It sounded a lot like Trump's.
By: Michael-Cohen, Jill Filipovic
Dan Osborn's remarkable campaign in a consistently Republican state offers a tantalizing possibility for Democrats.
The Biden administration was staunchly pro-labor, subsidized Obamacare and managed to avoid a recession. But Trump and Republicans sold resentment, and it worked.
Donald Trump's incoming "border czar" Tom Homan says we can't put a price on national security. But Americans will bear enormous costs from mass deportation
The Donald Trump F**k Up Watch gets its first major update! Matt Gaetz Is Out ... Who's Next? Also, there are a surprisingly number of good songs with the word domino in the title.
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