Frank Thorp V is a producer and off-air reporter for the Senate, covering national news and politics. His work can be found on Yahoo News and NBC News, where he provides in-depth coverage and analysis of Senate activities, including legislation, confirmations, and political developments.
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Frank Thorp V's main focus is on government and politics, with a specific emphasis on the U.S. Senate and Congressional activities. He has a strong interest in legal policy regulation, government announcements, and evolving stories within the political sphere.
Given his coverage attributes, he would likely be most receptive to pitches that offer exclusive insights or expert commentary on ongoing legislative developments in Congress, particularly those related to spending deals, border security issues, immigration policies as well as updates regarding military promotions and aid packages for international matters such as Ukraine.
Sources who can provide unique perspectives on how these legislative decisions may impact various stakeholders would likely capture Frank’s attention. It's also important to note that his geographic focus is limited to national (United States).
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The trial is unlikely to last long, with Democrats and some Republicans saying the DHS secretary hasn’t committed an impeachable offense.
By: Frank Thorp V, Ryan Nobles, Sahil Kapur
The bill now goes to President Joe Biden, whose administration says FISA's warrantless spying power is vital to national security. Amendments to expand privacy safeguards failed.
By: Frank Thorp V, Sahil Kapur
The package of foreign aid and legislation that would provide a pathway to banning TikTok in the U.S. is expected to be signed into law by President Joe Biden in the coming days.
By: Ryan Nobles, Frank Thorp, Sahil Kapur
The Senate Republican leader pointed to Carlson's "demonization of Ukraine," along with Trump's "mixed views" and resistance to additional aid as reasons it's taken so long to pass.
By: Ryan Nobles, Frank Thorp
President Joe Biden on Wednesday signed into law an aid package that includes $60 billion for Ukraine after bitter GOP infighting.
By: Frank Thorp, Julie Tsirkin
Professional nonprofit theaters could be upstaged by Broadway without assistance from the government, Democratic lawmakers say.
By: Frank Thorp V, Zoë Richards
Sen. Dan Sullivan accused Sen. Tom Carper’s staff of killing a provision that would allow his home state of Alaska more time to implement an EPA requirement.
The South Carolina senator said on Wednesday that the FBI was in possession of his phone.
By: Rebecca Kaplan, Kyle Stewart, Frank Thorp V, Ryan J. Reilly
Congress passed a law mandating a Capitol memorial for law enforcement officers who defended the building on Jan. 6, 2021. One Democrat said it is “deeply troubling that this memorial has not been installed.”
By: Zoë Richards, Abigail Williams, Frank Thorp V
Adam Hamawy, from Princeton, N.J., is among a team of doctors from the Palestinian American Medical Association that was blocked from leaving Gaza on Monday.
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