Hannah Levintova

Hannah Levintova is a seasoned financial policy reporter at Mother Jones since June 2020, recognized for investigative features and impactful news stories on financial deregulation and national politics. Noteworthy scoops include allegations of insider trading by the Commerce Secretary, tax reform, and significant cases involving the CFPB and HHS officials, which have garnered citations from major national outlets such as the Washington Post and MSNBC. Prior to this role, Levintova was a Knight-Bagehot Fellow at Columbia University, completing an academic year focusing on economics and business journalism, and held various reporting and editorial positions at Mother Jones and National Public Radio. Levintova possesses an MBA from Columbia Business School and has a B.A. with honors in Comparative Literature and International Relations from Brown University.