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Ari Berman

Ari Berman

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National Voting Rights Correspondent, Mother Jones

New York

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Human rights, politics conflict, global healthcare security, economics

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Fiction, Humour

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Total articles 965

  • Elon Musk Tried to Buy Wisconsin’s Supreme Court. He Lost.

    By Ari Berman Verified| Mother Jones Verified “Musk has made this a referendum on the idea of an American oligarchy,” Wisconsin Democratic Party chair Ben Wikler told me recently, as he warned about the potential fallout from the $25 million that the world’s wealthiest person spent trying to flip a state Supreme Court seat. In the first major statewide election since Donald Trump’s 2024 victory, oligarchy lost and democracy won.

    By Ari Berman Verified · Mother Jones

    Apr. 01, 2025

  • Elon Musk Tried to Buy Wisconsin’s Supreme Court. He Lost.

    By Ari Berman Verified| Flipboard@ 4 hours agoMusk 'rejected decisively': Jeffries on Crawford win in WI Supreme Court raceAfter Susan Crawford won a seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court, allowing liberals to maintain their narrow majority and defying Elon Musk after he spent millions of dollars to oppose her, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries tells Lawrence O'Donnell his message for Republican members of the House who are counting on Elon Musk to get them reelected.

    By Ari Berman Verified · Flipboard

    Apr. 01, 2025

  • Republicans Are Stealing a North Carolina Judicial Race. They Won’t Stop There.

    By Ari Berman Verified| Mother Jones Verified On April 1, Republicans and Elon Musk decisively lost their bid to buy the Wisconsin Supreme Court. But three days later the GOP came closer than ever to overturning the election of a Democratic justice to the North Carolina Supreme Court.

    By Ari Berman Verified · Mother Jones

    Apr. 08, 2025

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Mother Jones

Mother Jones is a nonprofit news organization based in San Francisco, with additional offices in Washington, D.C., and New York. Founded in 1976 and named after labor organizer Mary Harris Jones, it specializes in investigative journalism. The organization covers a variety of topics, including politics, environmental issues, human rights, and social justice. Mother Jones publishes a bi-monthly print magazine featuring in-depth reporting and commentary. It also offers extensive digital content, including daily news articles and long-form features on its website. The organization maintains a strong presence on social media platforms and produces multimedia content to engage a wider audience. Known for its commitment to investigative reporting, Mother Jones focuses on stories that may be overlooked by other media outlets, aiming to inspire change and combat misinformation.

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Founded: 1976