Nathaniel Reed - Newsy
Nathaniel Reed
Congressional Reporter
Nathaniel Reed is a Congressional Reporter, based out of Newsy’s Washington D.C. bureau. Nate joined Newsy in February 2020 from NBC5 News (WPTZ-TV), Burlington, VT and Plattsburgh, NY’s NBC affiliate. At NBC5 Nate covered the 2020 New Hampshire Primary and local politics in New Hampshire and Vermont. His work has appeared on E.W. Scripps’ local stations, Hearst Television’s 34 stations, CNN, Investigation Discovery, Daily Mail, NBC-owned Television Stations, and affixed to his parents’ refrigerator. Nate graduated cum laude from Middlebury College in Vermont with a bachelor’s degree in Political Science and Film/Media Culture. He is a native of New York City. Feel free to reach him on Twitter: @ReedReports, on Facebook, or via email: nathaniel.reed@newsy.com.
Recent Work
Democrats Favored To Win Seats In U.S. House, Senate
COVID Relief Deal Extremely Unlikely Before Election
Turned Off By President Trump, Arizona Conservatives Vote For Biden
Polls Show Democrats Leading in Traditionally Red Arizona
President Trump Visits Arizona Amid Stimulus Talks
President Trump Ends Coronavirus Relief Talks
'No Change' to Supreme Court Nominee Hearing Scheduled for Oct. 12
Ruth Bader Ginsburg Honored In Ceremony At U.S. Capitol
Senate GOP Plan Fastest Supreme Court Confirmation In 30 Years
Tracking The Votes As Pres. Trump Prepares Supreme Court Nomination
Republican-led Coronavirus Relief Bill Fails In Senate
GOP Senate Bill On Additional COVID-19 Relief Likely To Fail
Sec. Mnuchin Testifies on Coronavirus Stimulus
Postmaster General DeJoy Defends Record And Reform Efforts
House Passes Bill To Prevent Post Office Changes Ahead Of Election
Postmaster General Set To Testify Before Senate Committee
Congress Plans Hearing, Vote Over Recent Postal Service Changes
Stalemate In Congress Over Coronavirus Relief Bill
Congressional Black Caucus Vice Chair Reacts to Harris as VP Pick
Congress Pays Respects To Late Rep. John Lewis
Senate Republicans, White House Divided On Next Round Of Relief
Widespread Disagreement On Capitol Hill Over COVID-19 Relief Package
No Consensus On 2nd Stimulus Package As Congress Prepares To Return
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Released From Hospital
House Democrats Warn Against 'Cutting Corners' On Vaccine Development
GOP Convention Planning Underway As Cases Spike In Florida
Congress Reacts To Supreme Court Rulings On President's Taxes
Colleges Will Suffer If International Students Are Forced To Leave
President Trump Attends Mount Rushmore Fireworks Celebration
