Jenet Marlina is a seasoned political journalist, author, and columnist known for her sharp insights and decades-long experience in covering American and global politics. Since beginning her career in 1991, she has reported on some of the most pivotal moments in modern political history, including the 2000 U.S. Election, the Clinton and Bush presidencies, the tragic events of 9/11, and the transformative years of the Obama and Trump administrations.
The Justice Department has asked a federal judge to dismiss the criminal case against former Trump adviser Steve Bannon, who was convicted and jailed for defying a congressional subpoena issued by the House committee investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol attack
Moody’s decision to join other major ratings agencies in downgrading the U.S.’s once-pristine credit rating could have a tangible impact on Americans’ wallets. The agency has…
As Russian tanks, missiles and drones rumbled through Red Square Friday for the annual Victory Day parade celebrating the surrender of Nazi Germany in World War…
Little warning signs are flashing across the economy. The big question is what to make of them. With consumers growing more pessimistic, households and global businesses alike are…
The billionaire leaders of social media giants have long been under pressure to quell the spread of mis- and disinformation. No system to date, from human…
President Trump’s decision to move a step closer to imposing tariffs on imported medicines poses considerable political risk, because Americans could face higher prices and more shortages of…
Britain has watched President Trump’s tariffs with a mix of shock, fascination and queasy recognition. The country, after all, embarked on a similar experiment in economic…
The sun was bursting through the sandstone arch of Window Rock in northeastern Arizona, and Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., in bluejeans, was finally in…
Charles T. Munger, who quit a well-established law career to be Warren E. Buffett’s partner and maxim-spouting alter-ego as they transformed a struggling New England textile…
