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Nathaniel Reed’s Journalist Portfolio

News Team - NBC5 News

News Team - NBC5 News

Nathaniel Reed joined the NBC 5 News Team in July 2019 as a reporter based in Lebanon, New Hampshire. Nathani…

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Newsy Management

Newsy Management

Political Reporter Nathaniel Reed is a political reporter focusing on the 2020 election based in Newsy's Wash…

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Lawmakers demand answers about deteriorating conditions aboard US warships Original

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By Nathaniel Reed Verified
| Scripps News
Democratic lawmakers are demanding answers about what they call a crisis on board the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln. They come on day 166 of the war with Iran that the Trump administration said would only last for weeks. 5,000 souls are aboard the carrier. Their families say they're now dealing with food shortages, contaminated water and mental health struggles. There are reports several of the crew have tried to jump overboard.
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Deadline passes for Rep. Max Miller to exit race amid abuse allegations Original

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By Nathaniel Reed Verified
| Scripps News
Rep. Max Miller is staying in the race for reelection despite facing abuse allegations, setting up a potentially vulnerable race for Republicans in Ohio's 7th Congressional District. The deadline for Miller to withdraw from the race was 4:30 p.m. Monday, meaning he will remain on the November ballot. Miller represents a district that President Donald Trump won by about 10 percentage points in 2024.
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