Colleen Long is a White House Reporter at NBC News. She has extensive experience covering regional interest and world news, with a focus on the United States, and has reported on significant topics such as law enforcement and the Department of Homeland Security. Colleen's work has been featured in prominent outlets including The Washington Post, Associated Press, and NBC Chicago.
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Colleen Long predominantly covers government and politics, with a focus on the United States. She often reports on evolving political stories and government announcements.
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By: Abigail Williams, Sarah Dean Dan, Colleen Long, Monica Alba, Gordon Lubold Mosheh
The war may have benefitted Iran's regime politically, at least for the moment, despite the assassinations of senior figures and heavy U.S.-Israeli bombing, sources tell NBC News
By: Ainsley Colleen Long Ryan, Colleen Long, Julia Ainsley
Federal prosecutors in field offices across the country are working on the effort, a Justice Department official told NBC News.
By: Colleen Long, Julia Ainsley
Federal prosecutors in field offices across the country are working on the effort, with at least 300 targeted to be revoked, a DOJ official told NBC News.
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: Justin Goldman, Colleen Long, Laura Strickler
It's the second batch of files released under the Trump administration's mandate. The government doesn't draw any conclusions about the origins of UFOs.
By: Laura Strickler, Colleen Long, Mosheh Gains, Justin Goldman
One unexplained aerial encounter left an intelligence officer ‘virtually speechless’.
By: Seung Min Kim, Colleen Long
Washington's center of gravity on immigration has shifted demonstrably to the right. The immigration debate is now focused on measures meant to keep migrants out as Republicans sense they have the political upper hand.
By: Scott Wong, Ryan-Reilly, Raquel Coronell Uribe, Berkeley Lovelace, Kyle Stewart, Ryan J. Reilly, Ryan J. Karlin, Colleen Long
The warrantless surveillance authority is set to expire on Friday. By NBC News What to know today
By: Gabe Gutierrez, Helen Graham, David K. Li, Colleen Long
“Please remember that there is a 10-year prison sentence for the destruction, or even the attempted destruction, of such things — Which will be fully enforced!” Trump wrote Monday on Truth Social.
By: Marco Gacina, Helen Graham Laura Strickler, Owen Hayes, Justin Goldman, Colleen Long
The phrase “Please call Leon Black” appears more than 300 times in the investigative files released by the Justice Department involving Epstein, a convicted sex offender.
