Steven Nelson is a Washington Reporter for the New York Post. With a focus on national news in the United States, Steven covers a wide range of topics including politics, current events, and breaking news. His work has been featured in various publications such as News.com.au, MarketWatch, and Sky News Australia.
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By: Steven Nelson
0 seconds of 1 minute, 24 seconds Volume 0% WASHINGTON — The FBI warned major US tech companies ahead of The Post's first reports
By: Steven Nelson
WASHINGTON — The FBI warned major US tech companies ahead of The Post’s first reports on Hunter Biden’s laptop in October 2020 that Russian agents were preparing a strikingly similar document dump — and once the scoop materialized, Facebook executives discussed calibrating censorship decisions to please what they assumed would be an incoming Biden-Harris administration, a congressional investigation found. The new details — contained in an interim report by the House Judiciary Committee’s subcommittee on the weaponization of government — are emerging as former President Donald Trump leads in polls ahead of the Nov. 5 election and as his allies urge a house-cleaning at the FBI and possible new regulations or
By: Steven Nelson
Vice President Kamala Harris misstated former President Donald Trump's positions on reproductive rights Wednesday at a large rally in North Carolina as she made a closing appeal to undecided voters in the swing state.
By: Steven Nelson
The FBI warned major US tech companies ahead of The Post’s first reports on Hunter Biden’s laptop in October 2020 that Russian agents were preparing a strikingly similar document dump — and once the scoop materialized, Facebook executives discussed calibrating censorship decisions to please what they assumed would be an incoming Biden-Harris administration, a congressional investigation found.
By: Steven Nelson
The FBI warned major US tech companies ahead of The Post's first reports on Hunter Biden's laptop in October 2020 that Russian agents were preparing a strikingly similar document dump — and once the scoop materialized, Facebook executives discussed calibrating censorship decisions to please what they assumed would be an incoming Biden-Harris administration, a congressional investigation found.
By: Steven Nelson
Vice President Kamala Harris attacked former President Donald Trump Thursday for saying he would “protect” women from violent illegal immigrants — with the Democratic presidential nominee accusing her opponent of “not understanding their agency” to protect themselves.
By: Steven Nelson
WASHINGTON — Two days after President Biden called former President Donald Trump’s supporters “garbage,” a top campaign surrogate for Vice President Kamala Harris called women aro…
By: Chris Nesi, Steven Nelson
Hell hath no fury like a strong, intelligent, Republican woman scorned.
By: Steven Nelson
Vice President Kamala Harris urged Arizonans to turn out to vote for a measure reaffirming abortion access — and to support her while they’re at it — during a Thursday rally at which she agai…
By: Steven Nelson, Victor Nava
0 seconds of 57 seconds Volume 0% Tim Walz called Elon Musk “gay” on Friday — but the Harris-Walz campaign claimed the Democratic vice presidential nominee misspoke, leading to the inadvertent comment.
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