National Law Enforcement & Intelligence Correspondent
Tom Winter is a National Law Enforcement & Intelligence Correspondent at NBC News. He focuses on law enforcement, intelligence agencies, and national security, covering themes such as crime, extremism, and cyber security across the Eastern U.S. Tom's work has been featured in various outlets including KPRC, Telemundo, Yahoo News, and CNBC.
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Tom Winter's coverage focuses heavily on breaking news and evolving stories in the realm of government, politics, and crime. He frequently reports on legal cases, investigations, and politically charged events.
Given his focus on breaking news and evolving stories related to government & politics and crime, he would likely be responsive to pitches offering exclusive insights or expert commentary on ongoing criminal investigations, political scandals, legal developments or high-profile court cases.
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By: Chloe Atkins, Tom Winter, Matt Lavietes
The man is suspected of being affiliated with the HAYI terrorist group, which has ties to the Iranian-back Hezbollah, according to two sources.
By: Tom Shea, Tom Winter
A man with ties to a terror group appeared in court to face charges after trying to hire someone to carry out an attack on a New York City synagogue, according to prosecutors.
By: Tim Stelloh, Tom Winter, Alicia Victoria Lozano, Andrew Blankstein, Michael Kosnar
San Diego Police Chief Scott Wahl described the shooting, which left three people dead, as “every community's worst nightmare.”
By: Andrew Blankstein, Tom Winter
The 75-page document is filled with extremist material espousing anti-Islamic, antisemitic and homophobic views.
By: Megan Shannon, Tom Winter, Julie Tsirkin
WASHINGTON — The White House was briefly locked down on Saturday evening after gunfire erupted nearby, injuring at least two people, according to four law enforcement officials briefed on the matter.
By: Tom Winter, Megan Shannon, Julie Tsirkin
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Secret Service fatally shot a person who opened fire on officers at a security checkpoint on Saturday in an exchange of gunfire that briefly locked down the White House, officials said.
By: Jonathan Dienst, Julie Tsirkin, Megan Shannon, Tom Winter
An NBC News team at the White House heard between 20 and 30 gunshots around 6 p.m.
By: Chloe Atkins, Tom Winter, Jonathan Dienst
Federal prosecutors filed additional charges of sports bribery and honest services wire fraud conspiracy against the former Miami Heat guard.
By: Tom Winter, Kyla Guilfoil
Mohammad Al-Saadi was indicted on eight terrorism-related counts over his alleged role in attacks across Europe, Canada and the U.S.
