Here are examples of some of my work throughout my journalism career:
EXCLUSIVE – White House decides AGAINST lavish Christmas parties with Omicron spreading
My scoop on how the Biden White House wasn’t holding Christmas parties due to covid but would hold holiday tours instead: President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden will host ‘Holiday Open Houses’ instead of cocktail parties for the holiday season.

‘I REALLY DON’T CARE, DO U?’ Melania wears $39 jacket with controversial message scrawled on the back for visit to immigrant children in Texas
I was first to report Melania Trump wore her “I really don’t care do u?” jacket on a trip to the U.S.-Mexico border:

Biden LAUGHS off criticism of fist bump with MBS and says ‘what a silly question’ when DailyMail.com reporter asks him if he has emboldened Prince to kill again
Asking questions of presidents can be tough. President Biden got snappy when I asked him about his meeting with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.

Business groups woo Michelle Obama
My look at how business groups were coozying up to then-first lady Michelle Obama, aiding her signature initiatives to make inroads with the White House.
Trade associations say working with the first lady on the “Let’s Move” anti-obesity campaign and Joining Forces veteran aid initiative has improved their relationship with the administration, helping them on unrelated issues.

More than 20 White House receptions in four weeks, a State Dinner with Macron – and George Clooney and Bono: After two years of COVID, Biden administration brings holiday parties back in full-swing
My look at how after the covid pandemic, holiday parties came back to the White House. More than 20 holiday receptions, a black-tie state dinner and a George Clooney sighting – after two years of COVID, the White House party scene is back in full swing.

Paul Ryan’s retirement puts his House seat in Democrats’ reach
I was first to report that when Speaker Paul Ryan retired, former White House chief of staff Reince Priebus was considering running for his House seat.

