An established journalist and author, Maureen Callahan is known for her incisive commentary on US culture, politics, and celebrity. Her background is in investigative journalism, and she has developed a reputation for her sharp analytical style and fearless approach to uncovering the complexities behind public figures. She has written extensively for major publications such as the New York Post, Vanity Fair, and New York Magazine, where her ability to merge cultural criticism with historical insight has drawn a broad readership.

Callahan’s journalistic credentials make her a compelling voice in examining the Kennedy legacy. Her experience spans decades of reporting on political dynasties, celebrity culture, and the ways that the media shapes public perception. In her previous works, including American Predator (2019), Callahan has demonstrated a keen eye for detail and a willingness to interrogate the darker sides of iconic American figures.

Her expertise allows her to approach the Kennedys with a critical lens, deconstructing the mythos surrounding them while offering nuanced perspectives on their enduring influence. In Ask Not, Callahan’s journalistic rigor, combined with her deep understanding of US history and media, positions her as a credible and insightful voice on one of the most storied political families in the US.