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Jesse Ellison is a freelance journalist and former staff writer and articles editor at Newsweek and The Daily Beast.
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How Pets Survived Sandy
Man's Best FriendJesse Ellison reports on the ways social media, shelters, and new legislation helped pets get rescued after the storm.

The Afghans We’ve Abandoned
LOST IN TRANSLATIONWhile the U.S. has spent billions on translators, who often place themselves and their families at risk to work with coalition forces, just 50 Afghan translators have received visas this year, reports Jesse Ellison.

Sex and the Twitter Girl
TouchéA seemingly inane question asked by a New York Times reporter of Tippi Hedren last week led to an online frenzy about the definition of misogyny, cyber-meanness and the role of media. Jesse Ellison says it’s a lot to take in.

Kevin and Kole: A DADT Story
Sexual AssaultAfter both men were assaulted on the same night by a staff sergeant, who infected them with HIV, they had to fight. One of the men shares their story for the first time, with The Daily Beast’s Jesse Ellison.

Panetta Sued Over Military Rapes
ExclusiveJesse Ellison reports exclusively on a suit alleging the secretary and his predecessors violated civil rights.

The ‘Newsweek’ Lawsuit That Paved the Way for Women Writers
Taking ChargeWomen of 'Newsweek' were little more than fact-checkers before they sued. Lynn Povich talks to Jessica Bennett and Jesse Ellison.

Do I Want Kids?
<p>A provocative new book from feminist writer Jessica Valenti asks <i>Why Have Kids?</i> It’s a question Jesse Ellison has asked herself and she hoped Valenti would have answers.<br> </p>

Terror at Home
Domestic ExtremismA U.S. Army soldier’s revelation that his group, FEAR, planned terrorist attacks at home underscores the growing threat of domestic extremism. By Jesse Ellison.

13 Helen Gurley Brown Quotes
RIP<p>The legendary editor of <i>Cosmopolitan </i>has died at the age of 90. Read her most memorable pieces of wisdom.</p>

The Military’s White Power Problem
Researchers and analysts who’ve studied the ties between military service and right-wing extremism weren’t surprised by Wade Michael Page’s attack on a Sikh temple in Wisconsin. Jesse Ellison reports.
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