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NBC News correspondent covering national security and intelligence, based in DC. Former AP, LA Times, USA TODAY, Philly Inquirer. Williams College

Washington, DC
Joined June 2011

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  1. Dec 9

    GOP leaders “are standing behind the president’s false narrative, unwilling to contradict his claims... convincing millions of Americans that the electoral process is too corroded to legitimately deliver the presidency to anyone whose name is not Trump.”

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  2. Dec 9

    This is going to be an interesting dilemma for the Democrats.

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  3. Dec 8
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    With the Fireeye breach news coming out, it's important to remember that no one is immune to this. Many security companies have been successfully compromised over the years, including Symantec, Trend, Kaspersky, RSA and Bit9 1/

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    Dec 8

    It's such an honor to welcome Former MI6 Chief Sir John Sawers to 's expert network. See who he's joining...

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  6. Dec 8

    “Flynn is not just anyone; he was the National Security Advisor...clearly in a position of trust, who claimed that he forgot, w/in less than a month, that he personally asked for a favor from the Russian Amb. that undermines the policy of the sitting President,” the judge wrote.

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  7. Dec 8

    From : The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has declined to review lower state court rulings that rejected claims by the Trump campaign that about 2,000 mail ballots were wrongly counted in Bucks County.

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  8. Dec 8
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  9. Dec 8

    Must read: Jake Sullivan spent several years working on a less ambitious approach to U.S. global interests that could disappoint both internationalists and progressives.

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    JUST IN: Chuck Yeager, a former U.S. Air Force officer who became the first pilot to break the speed of sound, has died at age 97, his wife says.

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    Dec 7

    "A flood of new data finds students began this academic year behind. Most of the research concludes students of color & those in high-poverty communities fell further behind their peers, exacerbating long-standing gaps." & :

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    Dec 7

    NEW: will become president of , as current president, Phil Griffin, will step down after 25 years at the cable news channel, NBCUniversal News Group Chairman Cesar Conde announces Monday.

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  13. Dec 7

    Dateline, REALITY: A federal judge in Michigan today denied Sidney Powell’s effort to undo the certification of Biden as the winner and rejected every aspect of the case.   Judge Linda Parker said the allegations of fraud were based on “nothing but speculation and conjecture.”

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  14. Dec 7

    Decorated CIA officer suffered crippling symptoms in Moscow. Was it 'Havana Syndrome?'

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    Dec 6

    The stock market is one of 's "passions," writes. "She wakes up most mornings at 6:30 a.m. to check the opening in New York. If she finds the action 'interesting,' she trades. Then she goes back to bed."

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    A white woman confronted my kids and their friends at the park today because they were building a fort with dead sticks in the woods. An officer showed up. An armed agent of the government. Because my kids were playing. I am so angry.

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  17. Dec 6

    The difference in how the pandemic has affected the U.S. and South Korea remains staggering

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    Dec 6

    “Imagine a sniper who can see twice as far as a human being. Just the idea that China is studying these things is pretty troubling,” says about China conducting human tests to develop soldiers with biologically enhanced capabilities.

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  20. Dec 6

    New statement to NBC News from Sen. Patrick Leahy on the microwave energy brain injuries: “The Trump Administration’s handling of these incidents has been sluggish, superficial, disjointed, overly secretive, and infected by politics.”

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