Rebecca Shabad is a Politics Reporter at NBC News. With 13 years of experience in reporting on Washington, she covers a range of topics including elections, government, public policy, and international affairs, with a particular focus on legal developments involving former President Trump and the Biden administration. Rebecca's work has been featured in various outlets including NBC 6 Miami, Yahoo News, and CNBC.
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By: Alexandra Bacallao, Andrea Mitchell, Owen Hayes, Ben Kamisar, Raquel Coronell Uribe, Ryan-Reilly, Ryan J. Reilly, Rebecca Shabad, Eleanor Skelly
Longtime Democratic Rep. John Larson's defeat in Connecticut on Tuesday makes him the 10th House incumbent to lose a primary in this cycle.
By: Lawrence Hurley, Alexander Smith, Alexandra Marquez, Michael Kosnar, Rebecca Shabad, Sasha-Marquez, Ryan-Reilly, Megan Brand, Jonathan Allen, Ryan J. Reilly, Andrea Mitchell
The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to allow the construction of the president's much-touted White House ballroom. By NBC News
By: Julie Tsirkin, Rebecca Shabad
Asked if he was worried that the ship's deployment had gone on too long, Trump said it was “not nearly long enough.”
By: Rebecca Shabad
The president earlier told Fox News that the U.S. would bomb Oman if it “gets in the way” of U.S. efforts to control the vital shipping route, the news outlet reported.
By: Sarah Dean, Justin Goldman, Lawrence Hurley, Monica Alba, Sahil Kapur, Jennifer Jett, Dan Gallo, Megan Brand, Rebecca Shabad
The president said yesterday the U.S. would scale back imminent military exercises with South Korea in deference to Kim Jong Un.
By: Yamiche Alcindor, Rebecca Shabad, Shabad Carolin Sri-Narayana
The prime minister exchanged messages with someone pretending to be Trump's chief of staff, Susie Wiles.
By: Rebecca Shabad, Gary Grumbach
A National Park Service engineer warned that the pool's floor was peeling due to the renovation process and the materials used for the reinstallation.
By: Rebecca Shabad, Gary Grumbach
A National Park Service engineer warned the Trump administration about the floor of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool peeling in early June due to the renova
By: Laura Strickler, Joe Kottke, Raquel Coronell Uribe, Stella Kim, Sahil Kapur, Gary Grumbach, Chloe Atkins, Jennifer Jett, Megan Brand, Zara Morris, Sasha-Marquez, Kyla Guilfoil, Sarah Dean, Jonathan Allen, Rebecca Shabad, Adam Reiss, Alexandra Marquez
President Donald Trump joined his former lawyer and nemesis Michael Cohen for a radio interview that will air in part tonight.
By: Megan Brand, Alexandra Marquez, Rebecca Shabad, Bridget Bowman, Scott Wong, Scott Bland, Sasha-Marquez
In Alaska's Senate race, former teacher Dan J. Sullivan will join Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan and Democratic challenger Mary Peltola in the general election.
