He’s a well-respected journalist and reporter, widely recognized for his role as a national security correspondent with the NBC News Investigative Unit in Washington. His name has become synonymous with in-depth reporting and investigative rigor, especially during his tenure at NBC. Over the years, he’s built a strong reputation, not just at the national level but also through his earlier contributions to the Philadelphia Inquirer, where he spent a significant part of his career shaping impactful stories.

Before rising to prominence, he pursued his education at Williams College, earning a degree in political science and history—a foundation that clearly influenced his path in journalism. His journey began in Philadelphia, where he started as a local reporter for the Philadelphia Inquirer. That early experience paved the way for roles with major news organizations, including the Associated Press, the Los Angeles Times, and USA Today. Each stop along the way added depth to his expertise and broadened his perspective on national and global issues.

Born and raised in Massachusetts, he brings a grounded sensibility to his work, shaped by his New England roots. Throughout his career, his name has consistently been associated with integrity, thoroughness, and a commitment to uncovering the truth—qualities that continue to define his contributions to modern journalism.