Fox5NY’s Political Reporter & Legal Analyst covering the intersection of law and politics at the national, state, and city levels.

Reported on national politics for The Now and hosted The Race, a weekly presidential campaign roundup show airing on Scripps stations nationwide.

Covering Congress for National Law Journal/Legal Times

Founding host of the Huffington Post's streaming network. Interviewed senators and members of Congress, governors, a sitting federal appeals judge, bestselling authors, CEOs of startups and established companies, television and movie stars, rock bands, and - oh yes - "Weird Al" Yankovic.Moderated hundreds of panels on law, politics, and culture, featuring guests and experts on set and over Google+ Hangouts or Skype. Hosted and produced weekly legal affairs segment, "Legalese It!" featuring newsmaking judges, litigators, plaintiffs, defendants, exonerees, academics, reporters, activists.

Covered the Supreme Court's historic 2011-2012 term, which concluded with the Obamacare decision. Attended oral arguments in the term's most notable cases, including the Affordable Care Act challenges and the Arizona immigration law challenges. Wrote previews and recaps of arguments and reported from decision days. Interviewed Justice John Paul Stevens in his chambers, ran a series on Justice Clarence Thomas's questions from the bench before he began his long silence at oral argument, wrote about the Prop 8 case as it worked its way through the 9th Circuit.Continued covering major cases of 2012-13 term upon taking HuffPost Live position, attending oral arguments in the University of Texas affirmative action case as well as the Prop 8 and DOMA cases. Contributed reporting to the decisions upon their release.

First One @ One First was a Supreme Court blog that the ABA Journal listed in its 2010 "Blawg 100" as one of the legal blogosphere's five top "Court Watch" sites. My reporting was published in the Christian Science Monitor and the ABA Journal, and my commentary was featured in the New York Times and National Public Radio, among other outlets.

Conducted interviews, wrote internal reports, and participated in production of legal news for Good Morning America, World News Tonight, Nightline, and abc.com. Reported from the Lehman Bros. bankruptcy hearings and speeches on the TARP program. Monitored election litigation for ABC’s Ballotwatch Initiative during the network’s Election 2008 coverage.

Assisted Nina Totenberg by conducting and coordinating interviews, research, writing, and production for reports on the Supreme Court’s decisions from October Term 2007, including landmark cases concerning gun rights, Guantanamo detainee rights, and death penalty.