Marianne LeVine

Marianne LeVine is a White House reporter for The Wall Street Journal. Prior to this, she spent three years working as a reporter for The Washington Post, where she covered the 2024 presidential race and the Department of Homeland Security. She began her journalism career at Politico, where she covered labor, lobbying and the U.S. Senate. Her reporting in 2016 about domestic abuse allegations against President Donald Trump's first nominee for labor secretary, Andrew Puzder, was a key part of the debate surrounding his nomination, which he ultimately withdrew. Prior to working at Politico, Marianne was an intern in the Los Angeles Times' Washington, DC bureau.

Marianne graduated from Stanford University in 2013, with degrees in International Relations and French, and completed Stanford's Graduate Program in Journalism in 2014.