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Monica Hesse

Monica Hesse

Columnist /Reporter at The Washington Post

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  • English
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  • Entertainment

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Recent Articles

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Opinion | All the unforced errors of Elon Musk

After this I am never thinking about Trump’s favorite weird billionaire again.
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Opinion | Unpacking Trump’s obsession with ‘dead White farmers’

A meeting in which Trump invents a genocide and confronts South African President Cyril Ramaphosa.
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Opinion | Is this Gilead? Nope, just Georgia.

A brain-dead woman is being forced to carry a baby to term, and we are in hell.
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‘You need to be shining’: Diddy’s unbearable excesses

As the rap mogul’s trial unfolds, it’s not a case of power corrupting — but one of power dementing.
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Opinion | Robert F. Kennedy Jr. shows the fallacy of ‘doing your ow...

Opinion | Robert F. Kennedy Jr. shows the fallacy of ‘doing your own research’
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Opinion | What Trump doesn’t know about the cost of raising kids

The administration wants to offer families $5,000 for new babies. What about helping with the next 20 years?
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Opinion | Scroll through Trump’s new covid website — and have your ...

Scrolling through Trump’s latest foray into history-washing.
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Opinion | Harvard’s fight song

America’s most prestigious university shows us there are other options than capitulating to Trump.
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Opinion | If Kilmar Abrego García is doomed, we all are

It’s the administrative error from hell — and that should terrify all of us.
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Opinion | Don’t look at your 401(k), they said. I looked.

The myth of the 401(k) is that we are all in charge of our own destinies. What does that matter now?
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Opinion | What exactly does Trump think is in the Smithsonian?

Following his most recent executive order, I went in search of some “corrosive ideology.”