Jonathan Ellis is Managing Editor at Mashable. He oversees the daily news report and manages Mashable’s team of news editors. He also works closely with Mashable's product team in developing new tools and ways of reaching and interacting Mashable's audience. Prior to Mashable, Jonathan was at the New York Times in a number of positions since 2006. He was most recently senior editor for digital platforms, leading a team of newsroom editors who helped tailor the Times’ mobile products and news report. He is a graduate of Brown University where he studied public policy and computer science.
Latest From Jonathan Ellis
Jeb Bush endorses Ted Cruz, disses Donald Trump
"We must move to overcome the divisiveness and vulgarity Donald Trump has brought into the political arena."
Sad Papaw is hosting a burger cookout and *everyone* will be there
"Papaw would like me to formally announce he's having a cookout!!!"
Punches thrown, collars grabbed at Trump rally in Tucson
A protester was punched and kicked, and Donald Trump's campaign manager grabbed a different protester by the collar.
Here's the best buzzer-beater you'll see all day
March Madness has already been filled with upsets, but this has to be the shot of the tournament so far.
SeaWorld to end killer whale breeding in captivity
SeaWorld says it will no longer breed killer whales in captivity, bowing to years of public pressure.
By Jonathan Ellis & Jessica Plautz
Johnny Manziel just got dumped by the Cleveland Browns
And no other teams wanted to trade anything for him.
By The Associated Press
All the lies Donald Trump told in his election night infomercial
He waved a copy of Trump Magazine, except it wasn't Trump Magazine. And the Trump Steaks weren't Trump Steaks.
Sexual transmission of Zika more common than thought, WHO says
And nine countries have now reported increasing cases of Guillain-Barre syndrome in children, teenagers and older adults.
By The Associated Press
Pope suggests women fearing Zika could use contraception
Pope Francis says there's a clear moral difference between aborting a fetus and preventing a pregnancy.
By The Associated Press
Supreme Court freezes Obama's climate change plan
The surprising move to put the plan on hold is a big win for conservatives.
By The Associated Press
Bill Cosby arrives at court in bid to get case thrown out
Bill Cosby was seen on his way into court, where his lawyers are arguing that a previous district attorney made a binding commitment not to prosecute him.
By The Associated Press
