Colleen Long
Colleen is a reporter, writer and editor. She has covered some of the biggest stories in the country, including the White House, national security, immigration, federal law enforcement, the NYPD and crime. She has worked in Washington, New York, New Orleans, Denver, Puerto Rico and Mexico City and is fluent in Spanish.
She is a senior editor at NBC News, after more than 20 years with The Associated Press. She's won numerous awards and was finalist for the Pulitzer Prize twice for her work on AP teams covering Trump and immigration. Colleen graduated from the University of Richmond with a degree in journalism and English. She is from a large Midwestern family and begrudgingly left Brooklyn for Washington, D.C. where she lives with her husband, also a journalist. They have two children.
Her book "I'm Sorry for My Loss: An Urgent Examination of Reproductive Care In America" was published in September by Sourcebooks, find more information on that here.
Colleen is a reporter, writer and editor. She has covered some of the biggest stories in the country, including the White House, national security, immigration, federal law enforcement, the NYPD and crime. She has worked in Washington, New York, New Orleans, Denver, Puerto Rico and Mexico City and is fluent in Spanish.
She is a senior editor at NBC News, after more than 20 years with The Associated Press. She's won numerous awards and was finalist for the Pulitzer Prize twice for her work on AP teams covering Trump and immigration. Colleen graduated from the University of Richmond with a degree in journalism and English. She is from a large Midwestern family and begrudgingly left Brooklyn for Washington, D.C. where she lives with her husband, also a journalist. They have two children.
Her book "I'm Sorry for My Loss: An Urgent Examination of Reproductive Care In America" was published in September by Sourcebooks, find more information on that here.
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