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Kevin Frey
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Washington D.C. Bureau Reporter, Spectrum News NY1
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Biography
I cover Capitol Hill and national political news for Spectrum cable's 24-hour news stations across the country in NY, NC, TX, FL, and KY. My focus is primarily on the North Carolina congressional delegation, as I deliver localized reports for our Tar Heel state stations. Before joining Spectrum, I worked as a reporter with WAFB-TV in Baton Rouge, La., where I covered the legislature and state politics. During my 3 years in Louisiana, I also reported on the governor's week-long trade mission to Cuba, in addition to the shooting death of Alton Sterling and a historic flood. A graduate of The George Washington University, I got started in journalism through internships with ABC, PBS Washington Week, Cox's D.C. Bureau, and WGAL-TV.
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By Kevin Frey Verified| Spectrum News NY1 Verified As Democrats look to regroup, New York U.S. Rep. Pat Ryan, a moderate who outperformed his party in last year’s election, is encouraging his colleagues to adopt an aggressive message focused on reaching out to working class Americans. He dubs it "patriotic populism" — a direct response to President Donald Trump’s right-wing populist style, which he describes as “destructive” — and argues it could be instrumental in reversing his party’s fortunes.
By Kevin Frey Verified| Spectrum News NY1 Verified Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is calling for an investigation into whether members of Congress engaged in insider trading on the day President Donald Trump sent stock prices soaring by pausing his "reciprocal" tariffs on imports from around the world. And she's renewing her call for a ban on stock trading by members of Congress. What You Need To KnowRep.
By Kevin Frey Verified| Spectrum News 1 Central NY Verified The World Trade Center Health Program could be devastated by this week’s mass layoffs at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 9/11 community advocates say. They warn the deep job cuts likely include workers supporting the health program, which provides medical care for those sickened by toxic smoke and debris from the Twin Towers' collapse.
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Spectrum News NY1
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
+1 203-905-7801