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Washington, Dc, Us

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

* Covering the White House, Trump campaign and Republicans for Newsweek 's digital presence. Now the Biden administration.* Serve as supplementary pooler, distributing pool reports when on duty covering the vice president, first lady and second gentleman when needed.* Represent Newsweek and promote its coverage through television and radio interviews, as requested or sought out.* Producing thoughtful, unique takes on a competitive beat for a reemerging presence.* Analyzing data obtained through public records requests and developing deep sources at the White House.* Maintaining an active social media presence, using it to enhance the audience's experience, spread news quickly and promote Newsweek content and other relevant news. More than 15,400 followers on Twitter.

Washington, Dc

* Only D.C-based reporter who covered Louisiana issues for papers in New Orleans, Baton Rouge and Lafayette. * Started the paper's first and only regular politics e-newsletter, gaining thousands of followers. Transitioned to private substack to maintain because of its popularity during quarantine).* Kept up with the state's eight-member Congressional delegation, including U.S. House Minority Whip Steve Scalise and his role in GOP leadership and U.S. Rep. Cedric Richmond's early involvement in the Biden campaign.* Key areas of coverage included examining the roles that Louisiana's members took in the impeachment probe; the future of the National Flood Insurance Program; and efforts to secure federal disaster aid for the state.* Produced frequent and fresh web updates, regular print stories and long-term projects on politics and policy, as well as deeper analysis pieces.* Used public records, computer-assisted reporting techniques and successful beat development to produce in-depth and unique stories. Articles often blended data, analysis and narrative elements to craft interesting stories.

Baton Rouge, Louisiana Area

* Reporter based in The Advocate’s State Capitol Bureau, covering the Louisiana Legislature, politics and state government during administrations of Govs. John Bel Edwards and Bobby Jindal.* Key areas of coverage at the Capitol included state budget negotiations, government transparency and ethics, health care policy and discord between the GOP-controlled Legislature and Democratic governor.* Reported on the Louisiana congressional delegation that includes top ranks of House GOP leadership, Republican Study Committee and Congressional Black Caucus, as well as the nation's "most quotable Senator" and a Senator who was a key sponsor of President Trump's push to repeal the Affordable Care Act.* Led reporting on candidates over numerous campaigns that have included a presidential race (2016); two U.S. Senate races (Landrieu vs. Cassidy 2014, Vitter replacement 2016) and statewide cycles (2015, 2019).* Additional training: Investigative Reporters and Editors, Poynter Institute, Hechinger Institute, Tableau and CUNY Ravitch Fiscal Reporting Program.* Memberships: IRE, Association of Health Care Journalists, Education Writers Association, Press Club of Baton Rouge (past president) and Capitolbeat (now defunct).* Featured speaker: IRE local watchdog workshop (Xavier - 2018) and several journalism courses (LSU, MSU).

Jefferson City, Mo

Covered the Missouri Legislature and state government for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.

* Political reporter for Mississippi’s largest newspaper, writing daily print stories, regular web updates and long-term projects during then-Gov. Haley Barbour’s administration.* Responsible for regular Mississippi-based enterprise and breaking news stories with national relevance for USA Today and USAToday.com.* Frequently featured as a guest on television and radio shows on the national and local level to discuss issues related to Mississippi politics. Also assisted with The Clarion-Ledger’s podcast and web videos.* Winner of The Clarion-Ledger’s 2009 James V. Walker Award (top reporter).* 1st Place 2011 - Associated Press Managing Editors Mississippi/Louisiana Division IV Public/Community Service.* 1st Place 2010 - Associated Press Managing Editors Mississippi/Louisiana Division IV General News.* USA Today’s Nov. 2011 Correspondent of the Month

Mississippi State University's campus newspaper.Numerous awards from the Southeastern Journalism Conference, National Federation of Press Women and Arkansas Press Women.