Carlo Versano is a Newsweek politics editor based in New York. With over 20 years of experience in the news business, he specializes in topics such as politics, government, elections, and public policy, while also covering cultural movements and internet culture. Carlo has been featured in various publications including Magzter, MSN, The Messenger, and Newsweek.
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Carlo Versano's coverage is focused on evolving and breaking news stories, especially related to world affairs, government & politics, as well as culture & society. He extensively covers topics such as Israel, Hezbollah, the Middle East conflict, hostages and terrorism.
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Trump never built anything structural to succeed him. Now he’s about to walk off the stage.
LAST WEEK, I TOLD MY NEWSLETTER READERS THAT IF they were expecting me to dance on Lindsey Graham's grave upon the news of his sudden death, I had to disappoint them.
THE WAR IN IRAN IS APPROACHING FULL BOIL AGAIN, WITH the now distinct rhythm of military escalations followed by climb-downs followed by talks, rinse, repeat.
A WTC site tour reveals reminders of 9/11 are everywhere—if you know where to look. Plus, Newsweek readers share their memories.
