Hans Nichols is an American journalist and correspondent who is currently a political reporter for Axios and co-author of the weekly newsletter, Sneak Peek. Nichols has earned his bachelor’s degree from Cornell University before going on to earn his master’s degree in political theory from the London School of Economics, and then his law degree from George Washington University. He... read full bio
Heather Cabot is an award-winning journalist, keynote speaker, author, and former ABC News correspondent and anchor. As a journalist, Cabot has worked in digital, television, and print all over the country and has also been a television reporter and anchor for several years before being hired by ABC News to report on news from Washington, DC. This led her to... read full bio
Helene Cooper has a unique window into world events. As a former White House correspondent for the New York Times, she had a front row seat to the major breaking stories from Washington. Coupled with her experience as a diplomatic correspondent for the New York Times and reporter and foreign correspondent at the Wall Street Journal, she has a perspective... read full bio
Hedrick Smith is a Pulitzer Prize-winning author and an Emmy award-winning producer. Hedrick has established himself as one of America's most distinguished journalists. While working for The New York Times, Hedrick has covered some of the most significant events that shaped America including Martin Luther King Jr and the struggle for civil rights, the Vietnam War, the Cold War plus... read full bio
Hollie McKay was born in Australia but made her way to America to start her career in journalism. After attending Pace University in New York, where she received a degree in Communications, she began working at Fox News as an intern. Working her way to the top, Hollie started writing the network’s entertainment column Pop Tarts before making her to... read full bio
