• Veteran journalist and senior member of the Washington Desk covering Congress and national politics for NPR's flagship news programs Morning Edition and All Things Considered, which provide national news coverage for over 900 member stations reaching nearly 38 million listeners weekly. • Co-Host of the award winning and non-partisan NPR Politics Podcast, which produces five episodes each week providing fact-based reporting and sharp analysis on U.S. politics. • Frequent guest host for live radio broadcast special coverage of major news events as well as Weekend Edition and Weekend All Things Considered. • Experience working with social media teams to reshape NPR content for Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok audiences to reach new audiences.

• Led coverage of Congress and elections for the nation's largest circulation newspaper by developing and maintaining a broad network of sources in the political sphere to break and advance news stories. • Coverage areas included: the 2013 fiscal cliff debate, congressional response to the Sandy Hook massacre and the ongoing national gun debate, upheavals to U.S. Senate rules and the confirmation process, the 2012 presidential election and the 2014 midterms

• Provided incisive long-form and cover stories for a leading Washington insider news outlet, including in-depth coverage on the breakdown of congressional relations and the legislative process. • Moderated public forum discussions hosted by National Journal on policy debates and political trends featuring newsmakers and top political strategists.

• Lead writer for The Wall Street Journal's Washington Wire daily column, one of the longest-standing features in journalism.• Lead blogger for the 2008 presidential campaign.• Helped develop The Wall Street Journal's social media presence and early digital strategy for online political coverage.

• Reported on the U.S. House of Representatives, with a focus on the majority party, as well as campaigns, elections, general policy and leadership elections for a top Capitol Hill newspaper. • Coverage included: congressional scandals, ethics and lobbying reform, the 2006 Democratic takeover of Congress, leadership elections, and the Iraq War fallout.

• Reported on congressional leadership, internal party factions, priority legislation, campaign finance and general politics for a twice-daily publication widely-read by Washington insiders. • Coverage included: health care legislation and passage of the Medicare Part D law, the creation of the Homeland Security Department, and the federal budget.

• Part of a three-person research team that conducted intensive research, writing, fact-checking, editing, and indexing for the long-running biennial publication on Congress and the states.• Developed expertise on the decennial Census and reapportionment of the U.S. House.