Bloomberg Industry Group (May 2020-present)

Senior Reporter, Federal Workforce and DOGE (June 2025-present): Covers Trump’s
seismic overhaul of the federal government, breaking news on the latest developments and
executing enterprise to illustrate the broader context.

White House Correspondent (December 2024-June 2025): Covered the White House for Bloomberg Government, Tax, and Law, with a focus on policies that affect American businesses and their representatives in Washington. Represented the publication at press briefings, in the press pool, and on TV and radio.

Labor Reporter (May 2020-December 2024): Covered the US workforce during and after the
pandemic, including a historic wave of strikes and union actions at Amazon, Starbucks, Apple
and other major companies. Two-time winner of the Beltz Award, the highest commendation at Bloomberg
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POLITICO, labor and immigration reporter (April 2016-May 2020)
Covered federal workforce policy. Scoops included:

■ President Trump’s plan to deport migrants to “safe third” countries

■ A botched attempt by the Trump administration to intervene in negotiations between
General Motors and the United Auto Workers

■ The IRS sent stimulus checks to foreign workers abroad and had no plan in place to
correct the mistake

The Oregonian, politics reporter (June 2014-March 2016)
Covered state government from the capitol in Salem, Oregon. Was part of a team that covered a
41-day standoff with armed militants at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, earning the grand
prize for news reporting at the 2017 Associated Press Media Editors Awards.

Reported on the worst mass shooting in state history at Umpqua Community College in
Roseburg, Ore., scooping that emergency alert systems failed to warn students and staff of an
active shooter.

Wrote in-depth profiles of state lawmakers that illuminated their personalities and ambitions for
readers.