Robert MacMillan
Jeff Mason is a White House Correspondent for Reuters and the 2016-2017 president of the White House Correspondents’ Association. He was the lead Reuters correspondent for President Barack Obama's 2012 campaign and interviewed the president at the White House in 2015. Jeff has been based in Washington since 2008, when he covered the historic race between Obama, Hillary Clinton and John McCain. Jeff started his career in Frankfurt, Germany, where he covered the airline industry before moving to Brussels, Belgium, where he covered the European Union. He is a Colorado native, proud graduate of Northwestern University and former Fulbright scholar.
Twitter handle: @jeffmason1
Reuters Select: Hate speech seeps into U.S. mainstream amid bitter election campaign
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Reuters Select: The election ate their homework: CEOs blame campaign for weakness
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Reuters Select: Hillary Clinton: Wall Street's favorite enemy
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Reuters Select: In Ohio, a spelling error could cost you your vote
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Reuters Select: U.S. takes aim at cyber attacks from connected devices as recalls mount
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Charlotte protesters march for sixth night despite shooting video release
CHARLOTTE, N.C. A couple hundred demonstrators chanted and marched through Charlotte on Sunday, as protests persisted after the release of two videos showing the fatal shooting of a black man by police officers in North Carolina's largest city. | Video
Charlotte police videos released but question of gun still unanswered
CHARLOTTE, N.C. Charlotte police released two videos on Saturday showing the fatal shooting of a black man that has unleashed days of protests, but the footage failed to settle the central question of whether shooting victim Keith Scott was holding a gun. | Video
Charlotte marchers demand police release shooting tapes
CHARLOTTE, N.C. About 300 protesters took to the streets of Charlotte, North Carolina, in a fourth night of demonstrations on Friday, calling on authorities to "release the tapes" of the fatal police shooting of a black man, hours after his family released its own video. | Video
New Yorkers, always on edge, take Manhattan blast in stride
NEW YORK New Yorkers who have endured the Sept. 11 attacks and the devastating superstorm of 2012 were generally unperturbed by a Saturday night blast in Manhattan that injured 29 people.
New Yorkers, always on edge, take Manhattan blast in stride
NEW YORK New Yorkers who have endured the September 11 attacks and the devastating superstorm of 2012 were generally unperturbed by a Saturday night blast in Manhattan that injured 29 people.
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