Chief Washington Correspondent; Chief Foreign Affairs Correspondent
Andrea Mitchell is a Chief Washington Correspondent and Chief Foreign Affairs Correspondent at NBC News. She specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on government and politics, as well as general assignment news, often covering stories related to Latin America. Andrea has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo News, MSNBC, and NBC News.
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By: George Solis, Roisín Savage, Abigail Williams, Phil Helsel, Andrea Mitchell, Michelle Acevedo, Matt Nighswander, Nigel Chiwaya, Matt Lavietes, Evan Bush, Courtney Kube, Denise Chow, Elmira Aliieva, Minyvonne Burke, Tom Llamas, Patrick Smith, Rebecca Cohe
More than 30 deaths are being attributed to the storm across Jamaica, Haiti and the Dominican Republic, according to officials. 0 of 3 minutes, 12 seconds
By: Andrea Mitchell, Courtney Kube, Gordon Lubold, Alexander Smith
Preparing the lone available site for testing would require hundreds of millions of dollars and at least two years, nuclear experts said.
By: Courtney Kube, Andrea Mitchell
The United Kingdom has stopped sharing intelligence on suspected drug smuggling boats in the Caribbean because of concerns about the legality of
By: Andrea Mitchell, Yamiche Alcindor, Abigail Williams
The secretary of state already had three jobs in the Trump administration before becoming the face of President Trump's efforts to “run” Venezuela.
By: Andrea Mitchell, Abigail Williams, Dareh Gregorian
The State Department announced it will be releasing a limited series of passports this summer containing an image of the president inside the front cover.
By: Andrea Mitchell, Monica Alba, Sarah Dean Camille Behnke, Daniel Arkin, Tara Prindiville Owen Hayes, Natasha Lebedeva, Courtney Kube
Saudi Arabia, a key Gulf ally, suspended the U.S. military's ability to use its bases and airspace to carry out the operation, sources say. The White House said the administration notified Middle East allies in advance.
By: Andrea Mitchell, Abigail Williams, Courtney Kube, Katherine Doyle, Colleen Long
U.S. officials believe the regime could fall by the end of the year, but that timeline isn't fast enough for the president, sources say. The White House says Cuba has rejected humanitarian and economic assistance to stabilize.
By: Dan De Luce, Katherine Doyle, Andrea Mitchell, Jennifer Jett
The two leaders will discuss a U.S.-China trade board and agreements on aerospace, agriculture and energy, though aides say no comprehensive deal is on the table.
By: Janis Mackey Frayer, Andrea Mitchell, Jennifer Jett, Katherine Doyle
The two leaders are expected to discuss trade, the Iran war and Taiwan. 0 seconds of 17 minutes, 40 seconds Volume 0% By NBC News
By: Andrea Mitchell, Roisín Savage, Jay Ganglani, Brennan Leach, Kyla Guilfoil, Frank Thorp, Yuliya Talmazan, Sahil Kapur, Tom Llamas, Megan Lebowitz, Katherine Doyle, Erin Tan, Janis Mackey Frayer, Max Burman, Eleanor Skelly, Tara Prindiville, David Ingram
In his remarks earlier today, Xi referred to the Thucydides Trap, a theory popularized by Harvard scholar Graham Allison that suggests a high risk of war between an emerging and an established power.
