Billy House is a Washington Reporter at Bloomberg News. He specializes in government and politics, along with general assignment news and health and wellness topics, drawing from his extensive experience as a DC reporter. Billy's work has been featured in notable publications such as The New York Times, TIME, and Bloomberg Law, among many others.
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Long Island, United States (Local)
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Billy House primarily focuses on government and politics, particularly legal policy regulation and government announcements in the United States. He seems to cover stories related to political scandals, investigations, and legislative actions.
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TRUMP'S IMPACT ON LI
TRUMP'S IMPACT ON LI
By: Billy House
The historic storm dumped more than two feet of snow on Long Island in February.
By: Billy House
Government-funded communications date to the 1700s and have always been a primary tool for congressional outreach.
TRUMP'S IMPACT ON LI
TRUMP'S IMPACT ON LI
U.S. relations with Israel have become a major source of division within the Democratic Party.
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By: Billy House
A major change sought in the legislation would allow for these visas to enable year-round jobs on farming operations.
By: Billy House
A nonpartisan scorecard found that, in fact, the four Long Island representatives split more frequently from their party on votes than most colleagues do.
